Ushers Named For Cover Brown Wedding In Detroit
The wedding of Olive Anne Brown of Detroit and The Cover 3d of Green Spring Valley will be at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church Detroit at 3 p m June 21 Best man will be Loring A Cover Jr Usher group includes James per Jr Holmes Alexander Redmond Stewart Jr Roswell Dunn Thomas Whelan Harry Rodman Emory M Ford and Calvin W Dail A reception will follow at the bride’s parents home in Grosse Pointe Donations Sought For Rummage Sale by local Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals aims to aid the organization in upcoming sale at Mrs Robert M Ward’s lawn if weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cover Brown
Baltimore Evening Sun
Olive Anne Brown
Ed Brown
Detroit
the Cover 3d
A. Cover
Green’ Spring Valley
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Nelson Eer Gag
James Per, Jr
John K. Shaw, Jr
Francis Fife Symington
Charles B. Symington
Holmes Alexander
Redmond C. Stewart, Jr
Roswell Dunn
St. Lews
Thomas Whelan
Harry Rodman
Emory M. Ford
Calvin W. Dail
Cambridge
Grosse Point
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Robert M. Ward
South Washington Street
Deauville Sandals Debut With Handwoven Craft
The new imported Deauville Sandals are handwoven from soft leathers with molded or regular soles. They come in narrow fits on American lasts, include Cuban or high heel styles, and feature widths AAA to C. Broad selections are available stamped with the Deauville trade mark.
Opal Luttrell Weds Paul Hillyard in Local Ceremony
Miss Opal M. Luttrell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Luttrell of Siler County, married Paul W. Hillyard of the city this afternoon. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hillyard, works in the ice business with his father. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. Murray D. Mitchell of Preogii Street M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Luttrell
Siler
Opal M. Luttrell
Paul W. Hillyard
William R. Hillyard
Murray D. Mitchell
Pre Ogi Street
M. E.church
Uth
Shanklin Named to Raven Society at University
James Robert Shanklin of Gary West Virginia among 28 University of Virginia students chosen for Raven Society membership. The honor reflects high academic and character standards. Poe room at the society’s hall underscores its prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University ‘of Virginia
Raven Society
James Robert Shanklin
Gary
W. Va
Shenandoah Valley Academy of Winchester
University of Virginia
Edgar Allan Poe
West Grange
Virginia Garden Visit Highlights and Local Guests
Virginia hosts a stream of visitors and guests at the George Washington Hotel. Miss Muttant Monday of Baltimore travels south. Miss Louise T Miller of Richmond hosts summer plans. Maude Mace of the city visits Washington friends. Jolliffe Studio business trips to Baltimore. Dr. R M Gonz on South Washington street home after surgery. N C Sheppherd of Washington registered at the George Washington Hotel. Winifred Rodgers from the county shops locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houser
Horace M. Houser
Boston
Mass
Walter R. Talbot
South Washington Street
Memorial Hospital
Benjamin Harrison
New York
The
United States
Magnolia
Middleton Gardens
Charleston
S. C
Talbot
Louise T. Miller
Richmond, Va
George Washington Hotel
Robert M. Glass, Jr
N. C. Sheppherd
Washington
Georgeington Hotel
District U D C Meeting Reported At Strasburg Camp
The Fourth District conference coverage notes meetings of the United Daughters of the Confederacy at Strasburg Camp. Mentions church associations and Miss Lucy Kurtz of Winchester serving as state registrar. The district spans Fairfax Loudoun Clarke Warren Fauquier Greene Madison Rappahannock Fred wheagh Shen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Kurtz
Winchester
Fairfax, Loudoun, Clarke, Warren, Fauquier, Greene, Madison, Rappahannock
Fredwheagh Page
Shen
Nansen dies of heart paralysis at 68 in Oslo
Oslo reports the death of Fridtjof Nansen at 68 due to heart paralysis. The famed Arctic explorer and humanitarian influenced polar plans with the Graf Zeppelin and Fram expeditions and Armenian homeland relief efforts. He lectured widely in the United States and outlined North Pole flight plans in 1929 with the Aero Arctic Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oslo
Norway
Fridtjof Nansen
Mor- Way
Nansen
North Pole
Arctic
Fram
United States
Aero Arctic Society
Wheat surplus menaces home economy and prices
Chicago May 13. Richard I. Mansfield a Chicago Board of Trade grain trader told the Investment Analysts Club that the nation’s wheat surplus harms the home economy and drags down prices of domestic supplies. He cited annual grain wealth at 4.0 billion dollars and noted a 125 to 250 million bushel surplus must go abroad, warning that farmers’ fortunes dictate national prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Richard I. Mansfield
Investment Analysts’ Club
Mansfield
Chicago Board of Trade
Midas
United States
African Monkey Bread Bean Quince?
Monkey bread, also known as baobab or adansonia digitata, is an African tree fruit from 40 to 70 feet tall. It yields an oblong woody fruit 7 to 18 inches long and its juice is used traditionally to treat tropical fever. Ashes and barks are boiled in rancid oil to make soap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Make Liquor at Home Allowed Under Certain Conditions
Superintendent McBride of the Anti-Saloon League testified that liquor could be made at home under specific conditions without violating prohibition laws. He warned the law is not perfect and discussed congressional attitudes, Illinois referenda, and league funding and affiliations with churches.
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Anti-Saloon League
F. Scott McBride
Representive Fort
Republican
New
Lanomnia
Port
Caraway
McBride
Congress
New Jersey Anti Saloon League
Drys
Mary
Blaine
Illinois
League
Illinois Drys
Eer
Y Sawhdeign
Chicago
English Case
House
Senate
Wayne B. Wheeler
Blanton
Texas
Jer
Wheeler
New Mexico
Arizona
Nevada
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
James Cannon, Jr
Cannon
Northern
Southern Methodist
Northern and
Southern Baptist
Presbyterian
United Presbyterian
Evangelical
Turner Forced Landing Locates At Curtis Field
Capt Turner completes 15 hour flight in a high wing monoplane landing at Curtis Field after running out of fuel and breaking a wheel. He aimed to beat Lindbergh’s record and hoped to reach Everet Field. a 3,000-strong crowd greeted him, while weather and fatigue hindered progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Curtis Field
West Side
Ee Charles A. Lind Unday
Evert Field
N. Y
Oe Field
Ing
Los Angeles
Wichita
Kans
Color in the Sea Fishes and Their Striking Hues
The moonfish or ghostfish appears with a paper thin silver form. The angelish shines with rainbow colors and trailing fins. The squirrel fish displays a deep coral shade and dark eyes. The parrotish captivates with turquoise blue plum, purple, and bright green, plus a distinctive beak.
Williams estate suit seeks partition and relief in Virginia court
In Frederick County Circuit Court a 1930 chancery proceeding against Charles O Williams heirs aims to settle the estate of Charles Williams deceased. The court orders publication and public notice, requires appearance within ten days of publication, and directs posting and mailing of notices to potential heirs including Pearl Dinges and Lloyd Wedlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick
Zarnes F. Williams
Chancery
Charles O. Williams
Charice O
Stete
Lloyd Wedlock
Mary Williams
Virginia
Pearl Dinges
Virginia Barbour
Charles Williams
Evening Star
Winchester
J. W. Baker
Herbert
Larrick
P. Q
Virginia Advances in New Industrial Projects Aiding Workers
Richmond May 14 Several million dollars in new Virginia industrial projects reported by William Bencer to Commissioner Hall show progress April 16 to 30. Projects span Roanoke Radford Staunton Salem Norfolk Newport News Blacksburg Harrisonburg Richmond and Varna with hundreds of jobs created and plants planned including Gulf Refining WN Railways and DuPont investment totaling several million dollars and up to 4 000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Ece
William Bencer
John Hall, Jr
Labor and Industry
Por’ Pro
Roanoke
Norfolk and Western Railway
Radford
Appalachain Electric Power Company
Staunton
Stuart Hall
Salem
Salem Methodist Church
Norfolk
Gulf Refining Company
Newport News
WN News Shipbuilding and Dry Company
Blacksburg
Julian A. Burruss
Harrisonburg
Harrisonburg State Teachers College
Charles E. Garrett
Grace Hospital
DuPont
Varna
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Gia Dopetteert Schille B. Milles
B. Miller
Ettowlog
Eburg
Howard Lineburg
Boyd
Earl
Nelson
Holmes
Ralph Lineburg
Stephenson
Eddie Lineburg
Esther
Clyde
Delmar
Douglas Lineburg
Opequon
J. B. Bucker
Frank
Helen
Janice
James Brill
James Lofton
Erma
Stella
Cecil Payne
Elwood
Hattie
Jane
Richard Arnold
Chambersville
Hill Fisher
A. M. Chappell
Ter
Winches Bushrord Carpenter
Walter Owens
Arthur
Noah Owens
Neal Fisher
White Post
Alma Carpenter
Louise Richard
Hilda Miller
Walter Bayliss
Leo Wheat
Bruce Ford
Philadelphia
Alice Harvey
Leroy Harvey
Wilmington
Del
William Potter, Jr
Potter
Clarksburg
Harvey
Victor du Pont
Congregation of Christ Episcopal Church
Berryville
Clarke County
Grace Church
R. T. Barton
Miss Luttrell
Paul Hillyard
Mr. Shanklin
Ely
Europe
Ernest
George Washington
Plymouth
Eny
Oberammergau
Girls’ Athletic Association
Appleway
Valley Pike
Dorcas
Centenary Reformed Church
Coon Ridge
Frank Lovett
Yost
E. C. Yost
West
Clifford Street
J.W. Crider
M. V. B. Snake
Chambersburg
Hagerstown
Walker
Maire
Mr. Daugherty
A. Miller Knit Company
Baltimore
James Lamp
Bristol
Philip Georges
W. J. Hottel
Mrs. Hottel
Mary Page
Boyce
D. Kennedy
Pittsberg
Miss Winifred? Rodgers
U.D.C
Strasburg Camp
Dorothea Scudder
Rumson
N. J
John H. Doeg
Santa Monica
Cal
Doeg
de Bougeeons
Ag Pete
Ohio State
Ve Associated
Ohio State Penitentiary
Magririn Gir
White City
Pris
Lovett Bros
Margaret
L. Hodgson
Uts
Belo Yon
Andy Moe
Lupton Orchard Service Company
Phono 600
Loudoun Street
W. T. Hottle
Winchester Flour & Feed CO
Cumber and Ally Bator
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