Annuities Will Be Considered at Assembly Session
Montreat North Carolina May 17 The Presbyterian Church assembly opens May 20 and will discuss the Ministers' Annuity Fund. Rev Henry H Sweets of Louisville Kentucky reported contributions totaling 655458 in cash and pledges. The fund will begin only after 3 million is collected.
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Montreat
N. C
Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Creer
Henry H. Sweets
Ofsville
Chris Relief
Stomach gas relief claim in early ad text
A fragmentary testimonial describes stomach gas relief with Adierika, claiming improved appetite sleep and wellbeing after taking the product. The ad mentions the product acting on upper stomach and bowels and cites a Dr S L Shoub in York.
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Adierika
L. Shoub
York
Euere
Rappahannock Graduates To Receive Diplomas
Eleven members of the Rappahannock senior class will graduate in a May 19 commencement directed by principal Milton C. Hollingsworth with Dr. W A Kepner from the University of Virginia as speaker. Beatrice Johnston and Ruby Jenkins are salutatorian and valedictorian respectively as diplomas are awarded after the program includes choral performances and readings by the class. Sperryville also prepares to award diplomas to 16 graduates with Billy Kilby as salutatorian and Mildren Jenkins as valedictorian in a program led by Superintendent G Tyler Miller.
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Star
Washington, Va
W . Va
Lyle Yodell
John St. Clair
Mr. Youell
John A. St. Clair
Beatrice Johnston
Ruby Jenkins
Kepner
Milton C. Hollingsworth
W. A. Kepner
University of Virginia
Kathleen
Jessie Miller Smith
David Corbin
Hollingsworth
James Robert Bowen
William Guerrant Bathham
John Douglas Estes
Bessie Marie Gore
Ruby Viola Jenkins
Beatrice Isabelle’ Johnston
Burrell Mohun Luttrell
Dora Ellen Nethers
Ivonne Hickerson
Poe
Bernice Lavelle Riley
Gibson Lee Wharton
Sperryville
G. Tyler Miller
Sperryville High School
Francis Allison
Billy Kilby
Mildren Jenkins
J. E. Bethea
Mary Virginia Smith
Anna Byrd Cannon
Dolly Mildred Jenkins
Louise Marie Schaefer
Mitchell
Ellis Jenkins
Alphaeus F. Cannon
Irvin Reynolds Kilby
Philip Lee Thornton
Woodrow Wilson Dodson
Lester Irvin Hawkins
Nation's lawmakers on Capitol Hill cap today agenda
Senate conducts routine business as Judiciary committee weighs Roosevelt bill. House acts on Interior Department appropriation. Naval committee opens hearings on a Washington Naval medical center. Public Lands committee discusses Oregon land grants.
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Associated Press
Senate
Judiciary Committee
House Acts On Interior Department
Naval Committee
Naval Medical Center
Washington
Public Lands Committee
Oregon
Local Woman Sues for 4000 Damages in Shenandoah
W J Jere of Strasburg sues LaRue Barrick of Winchester in Shenandoah Circuit Court for 4000 asserting damages from a 1935 crash on Hupps Hill north of Strasburg. Attorneys Harry K Benham J Sloan Kuykendall for defendant and R B Wright Jr for plaintiff. Several witnesses summoned. Trial expected to last one day.
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W. J. Jere
LaRue Barrick
Shenandoah
Strasburg
Hupp
Flanagan
Brand New Appetizer Book for Winchester Readers
A booklet offering sixty sandwich varieties seventy five salads and recipes for canapes hors d oeuvres sauces soups and non alcoholic beverages. It promises cool meals for hot weather and novelty foreign soups. Send name and address with fifteen cents to Winchester Evening Star.
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Winchester Evening Star
Dunn Woolen Company Resumes Full Operation in Martinsburg
The Dunn Woolen Company in Martinsburg resumes full operation after a three week shutdown caused by automobile workers’ strikes. The firm runs 100 percent on automobile upholstery, has significant yardage to fulfill from prior orders, and employs about 600 workers with a payroll around $183,000 in the first quarter.
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Martinsburg
W. V
Dunn Woolen Company
Virginia State Open Golf Set For Farmington Course
The Virginia State Open Golf Tournament is scheduled for August 14-15 at Farmington Country Club Charlottesville with W F Souded stating the plan. He also noted a possible shift of the state amateur to start Friday July 2 and end Monday July 5. The state women's tournament is slated for Hot Springs July 1-4.
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Charlottesville
Farmington Country Club
W. F. Souded
State Golf Association
Hot Springs
Jitters Attack a Noted Pig at Cornell University
Achilles the pig at Cornell faced a nerve testing setup with a box and an apple. He listened for a buzzer and felt a tiny electric tingle to decide if the apple was present, then grew rigid in indecision for hours until his keeper stopped offering apples. Dr. Howard S. Liddell notes this reveals how forced choices trigger breakdowns in animals and may illuminate human stress.
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Associated Press
Achilles
Cornell University
Howard Scott Liddell
Cornell
Liddell
Will Rogers Humorous Story Fragment in Chicago Case
A fragmentary Will Rogers humorous piece describes a bandit lineup, a North Shore milliner, and a woman claiming a “worthless bum” man controlled her in a mess. The judge asks pointed questions while the scene focuses on disguises, manners, and streetwise jargon.
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Chicago
North Shore
American News Features, Inc
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