Mrs. Davis Elected President of Garden Club of Virginia
The Roanoke Valley Garden Club leader and Elmwood Park financier is praised for civic work and talents. She will assume as president of the Garden Club of Virginia and arrives soon to attend the opening events at the George Washington Hotel with Mrs. D. C. Randolph hosting near Oppequon before the June 10 rosé show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood Park
Garden Club of
Roanoke Valley Garden Club
Wm. R. Massie
Greenwood
Davis
Garden Club of Virginia
Winchester
Clarke County
Garden Club
D. C. Randolph
Opequon
Garden Club’ of
Virginia
George Washington Hotel
Shenandoah Valley Academy Social and Club Calendar
A dense schedule lists Friday to Thursday activities at Shenandoah Valley Academy and area churches. Events include choir practices at Braddock Street M E Church and United Brethren, Leons Club luncheon, Kiwanis, Delta Sigma Nu dances, and Alpha Phi Alpha and Delta Sigma Nu banquets at Tokus Inn and Winchester Country Club. Regular finals, drills, tennis, and intramural events are noted with times and venues across Winchester and Charles Town areas.
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Lions’ Club
George Washingsday
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Academy Field
Delta Sigma Nu
Tokus Inn
United Brethren Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Delta Sigma Nu Fraternity
Winchester Country Club
Rotary Club
Alpha Phi Fraternity
Tokus’ Inn
Mrs. Lawrence S. Davis Elected Garden Club of Virginia President
The Roanoke Times notes Mrs. Lawrence S. Davis, Roanoke native, elected president of the Garden Club of Virginia, praised for preserving Lone Oak and its historic grounds. It credits her lineage to Thomas Tosh and General Andrew Lewis, and her leadership of the Roanoke Valley Garden Club since its 1925 founding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Times
Lawrence S. Davis
Roanoke Valley Garden Club
Garden Club of Virginia
Davis
Roanoke
Thomas Tosh
Lone Oak
Tosh
Elizabeth
Andrew Lewis
Lewis
G A A entertains at party in honor of Mrs Weeks
The Girls Athletic Association holds a dinner at Tokus Inn on May 26 in honor of Mrs. Weeks guest of honor. Members read poetry, performed songs and games, and presented a handkerchief case as a token of esteem. Mrs Weeks will return to Exeter, N H.
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Girls Athletic Association
Tokus_ Inn
Philomena Laren
Rene Mathews
Elsie Mathews
Irene Headley
Virginia Piggott
Evelyn Wright
Helen Ritter
Mildred Hook
Mary Cather
Edna Holland
Louise Rehill
Virginia Pangle
Elizabeth Hollis
Josephine Weeks
Thelma Haupman
Ella B. Bauserman
Thelma Brown
Elsie Mae Gaunt
Ida Lycett
Jenny Stover
Weeks
Bunkum Sisters
Helen Riter
Exeter
N. H
Joe
Newport News
Local Girls To Receive Nursing Diplomas in 1932
Washington County Hospital Training School for Nurses announces the 1932 class of twelve including Miss Nelle Ann Brubaker of this city and Miss Elizabeth Grubbs of National Avenue. Baccalaureate address by Rev. William S. Hess at Hagerstown Presbyterian Church on May 29 at 7 30 p.m. Diplomas awarded May 31 at 8 30 p.m. in the hospital auditorium followed by a reception 9 30 to 12.
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Washington County Hospital Training School
Nelle Ann Brubaker
William S. Hess
Presbyterian Church of
Brubaker
Elizabeth Grubbs
National Avenue
Woodstock Pastor Weds In His Own Church
A wedding at the Woodstock Christian Church united J. Mitchell Hoye of Columbus Ohio with a local bride’s family attending. the ceremony was conducted by Rev. W. S. Hoye of Louisa Virginia, with Florence Worrell of Columbus as maid of honor and Carl C. Boyer as best man.
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Woodstock
Christian Church
Pry J. Mitchell Hoye
Fartar
Eeaveln Mms
Columbus
Ohio
Hoye
Louisa
Florence Worrell
Carl C. Boyer
William Emme
Livingston County
Ilonis
North Central College
Naperville
Ill
Walter 8. Hoye
Woodstock Christian Church
New York Stock Exchange Quotation Roundup
Market on a downward drift as the New York Stock Exchange closed with widespread price declines. Key closes include Allied Chem 50 42, American Can 35 to 35, General Electric 9, U S Steel 26, Standard Oil N J 23 3, Woolworth 26 4. British pound 3 68 dollars.
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Allied ‘Chem. & Dye
American Can
Amer. Tel
Tel
Amer. Tobacco B
Anaconda Copper
Balto. & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Cont. Oil, del
Gen'l. Electric
Gen'l. Motors
Kennecot Copper
Licrlard
Mont. Ward
Nat'l. Biscuit
Packard
Standard Brands
Stand. Oil
N. J
Texas Corp
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Debutantes listed for Baltimore Cotillon and local social notes
Next season's debutantes join the Baltimore Bachelors Cotillon including Miss Dorothy D. Gilpin daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Newcomer Gilpin. Local society notes cover guests in Washington at the Dodge Hotel and various residents planning summer moves and travels plus church choir practice at Brad dock Street Methodist Church tonight.
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Robert M. Hook
North Carolina
Adolphus Gustavus Boone
Burlington
N. C
Lucy Ione Boone
Robert McDonald Hook
Sallie Hook
Robert C. Hook
Winchester
Front Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Virgilina
Amherst Street
Miss Boone
Elon College
Mr. Hook
Handley High School
University of Virginia
Virginia High School
James McKericher
T. S. Thompson
Dante, Va
Frances Affleck
Peyton Street
Robert S. Underwood
Robert Underwood, Jr
City
Washington
Dodge Hotel
Chicago Grain Closing Prices Reported by Hibbs
Grain prices closing in Chicago are reported by Hibbs with involvement from NYSE members and the Chicago Board of Trade. The note mentions Hibbs Building in Washington and provides a National telephone contact line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hibbs & Company
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Hibbs Building
Washington, D. C
W. B. Hibbs Company
Telephone National
Grain futures slide as selling pressures persist on CBOT
Grain prices on the Chicago Board of Trade declined with selling orders pushing closing quotes to near the day’s low. Wheat May 57.54, July 59.14, September 61.75, December 63.14. Corn May 30.50, July 32.45, September 34.42, December 35.42. Oats May 22.4, July 22.75, September 23.50, December 24.14. Rye May 37.5, July 38.0, September 40.44, December no sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Board of Trade
Special Services In County Church
A county church announces special services for Tuesday evening June 8 at Chearbr. The service will be led by either Rev. Dr. Diehl of Martinsburg or Rev. Dr. Sydnor of Charles Town. A congregational meeting will follow the preaching.
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Chearbr
Diehl
Martinsburg
Sydnor
Charles Town
Webb To Coach U.S. Olympic Boxing Team
H. M. Spike Webb of the Naval Academy was named head coach for the fourth straight time with James Spider Roach as assistant coach and Bob Sullivan trainer. Dr Hugh Bezdek will serve as assistant manager. Final tryouts for the American team are set for July 20 21 and 23 in San Francisco.
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New York
H. M
Spike) Webb
Naval Academy
Olympic
William P. Kenney
Boston
Webb
James
Spider) Roach
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Bob Sullivan
Holy Cross
Hugh Bezdek
Penn State
Salvation Army Hiring and Placement Efforts
Major James Mars of the Salvation Army announced openings for jobless girls and women seeking temporary work. He said the organization can place suitable applicants and also place two energetic farmers at Purcellville, inviting those interested to communicate with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mars
Salvation Army
Purcellville
Ars
President Gets Pension Bill Passed by Senate
The Senate approved a House bill totaling 12.5 million dollars for pensions for veterans widows and orphans for the remainder of the fiscal year and sent it to the White House for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Today
White House
Garner Bill Set for House Ways and Means Hearings
Acting Chairman Crisp announced hearings by the House Ways and Means Committee on Speaker Garner's relief bill totaling 2.1 billion dollars. The sessions are scheduled for Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday of next week in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Crisp
House Ways and Means Committee
Garner
If delegates to the disarmament conference were paid on a peace work basis
A San Diego Union editorial argues that paying delegates to the disarmament conference on a peace work basis would leave them starving, criticizing the feasibility of such compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego Union
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Berryville
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Strasburg
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N. Main St
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