Community Notices and Visits From Stephens City Ladies
Stephens City social notes recount May meeting in the new parish hall with Miss Fuckinger demonstrating an electric stove. Local residents entertain guests from Arlington Roanoke Baltimore and Washington while cadet Jack Lemley of VMI joins a festival march.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Elmer Lambden
Daught Sharon
Cora Yeakle
Roy Beatty
Roanoke
Pearl Ridgeway
French Reid
Jack Lemley
VMI
Marguerite Carbaugh
Mary Lou Rollings
Hugh Funkhouser
Winchester
Robert Aylers
Carrie Tate Ayler
Chatham
Joe Malony
Joe
Wilma
Penns Park
Ran Yeakle
Shirley Seal
Washington
Margaret Schroeder
Dundaly
Nancy Dodson
Harry Orpdorff
Stella Brill
Salt Lake City
Utah
M. K. Dean
Lucy Frazier
Fannie Frazier
Residents Visit Across Martinsburg and Surroundings
Siler and Kerns families spent Sunday evening in Martinsburg with Allen DeHaven and family. Arden residents Mrs. Earl Dick and children called on A. L. DeHaven. Whitacres from Martinsburg and Gainesboro visited relatives. Various DeHaven family members and neighbors stopped by on Saturday and Sunday. People in the area report busy days plowing and spraying orchards.
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O. E. Whitacre
Howards Chapel
Harry Kerns
B. C. Holliday
Henry DeHaven
Audrey
Othello
Sam Brown
Albin
Charles Mayse
A. L. DeHaven
Arthur DeHaven and Son
Walter Light
Cattle to Go on the Block at Winchester Sale
Seventy nine head of registered cattle will go on the auctioneers block at 1 p.m. Saturday May 20 during the annual Winchester Tri Breed Sale and Show at Farmers Livestock Exchange. Four H and FFA members from about ten counties in Northern Virginia join the show judging contest at 10 a.m. with cash prizes provided by Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Shenandoah Production Credit Association.
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Winchester
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Four-H
FFA
Virginia
Farmers and Merchants National Bank and
Shenadoah Production Credit Assn
Joseph Vin
College Park
Annefield Plantation
Berryville
Ivan R. Blake
Angers Store
W. Va
E. W. Barr
Clay Rogers
Roxanne
Sidney Rogers
Rt. 2
Fighteen
Carroll E. Campbell
Rt. 1-A
Farnley Farm
White Post
J. M. Fishpan & Sons
Harry L. McCann
Revival Plans At EUB Church In Mt Pleasant
Mr Vermor Milhon is in the hospital with a throat infection. Rev Austin announces revival starting next Monday at 7 30 p m in the EUB Church. Everyone is invited. Mr and Mrs Woodrow Perry and two sons moved into a new home. Sunday School at 2 p m and preaching at 3 p m. Mr and Mrs Henry Price and two grandchildren Gloria and ...
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MT. Pleasant
Vermor Milhon
John Perry
James Russell
Austin
EUB
Woodrow Perry
Margaret Elliott
Estelle Hawse
Maryland
Alice Elliott
Baltimore
Henry Price
Gloria
How To Hold More Firmly In Place False Teeth
An advertisement for FASTEETH powder that keeps false teeth secure while eating and speaking. It claims a non acidic formula with no gummy taste and no breath irritation, available at drug stores today.
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues
A dense list of crossword prompts includes entries such as Bark of mulberry and Low marshy ground with numbers, then clues like Sphere and Implement. Additional hints cover At a distance Greek letter Moving part and more including Cunning and Pin for roasting. The collection mixes standard and cryptic style items with varied lengths.
Social Visits Reported From Local Households
Robert Price of near Reliance visited his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Woodrow one Sunday recently. Hazel Myrick and children of Raleigh NC returned home after visiting her sister Mrs Raymond. Mrs Ernest Eliott and granddaughter Pauline called on Mrs John Perry last Friday afternoon. Daisy Sager had dinner with her sister Mrs Hilda Milhon last Sunday.
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Robert Price
Near Reliance
Price
Woodrow
Hazel Myrick
Raleigh
N. C
Raymond
Ernest Eliott
Pauline
John Perry
Daisy Sager
Hilda Milhon
Apple Blossom Festival visits and local notices
Slanesville residents attended the Apple Blossom Festival with Mrs. Homer Hockman staying with relatives. Floyd Cowgill moves into a recently vacated house, Emma McDonald hospitalized in Martinsburg after a hip fracture, Rev. W A Murray unable to conduct services due to illness. Presbyterian Auxiliary bake sale planned in Romney. Floyd Hockman recovering from virus pneumonia. Wade Wilfong family visiting Nixon home. Nola and Carmen Kidwell join a birthday dinner for Ida Lee Patterson in Augusta.
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Slanesville
W. Va
Fred Chamberlain
Homer Hockman
Floyd Cowgill
Dennis Keller
Ida Shanholtz
Inlaw
Emma McDonald
Martinsburg
G. R. Haines
Cleveland
Ohio
W. A. Murray
Hancock
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Romney
Floyd Hockman
Wade Wilfong
Clarksburg
Nixon
Nola
Carmen Kidwell
Grant Patterson
Augusta
Ida Lee
Early Planned City Kahun Founded 3000 B.C.
The Egyptian city of Kahun, built around 3000 B.C. for workers of the pyramid, was among the first planned cities. It reflects early urban design and social organization in ancient Egypt.
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Kahun
Iahun
Athlete's Foot Cure Ad Promises Fast Relief
An advertisement touts T-4-L as a potent athlete's foot treatment with 90 percent alcohol to penetrate and kill germs on contact. It pledges relief in one hour and urges purchase at Boyd Drug Co.
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Boyd Drug Co
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