Bracetown Social Notes From VA and Nearby Towns
Bracetown VA Oct 31 Rev RD Moore of Winchester visited. Louise Henry of Winchester stayed with Rhodelle Whitacre. The Snapps hosted a weekend visit by Cammer Windle and others from Winchester Lebanon Capon Bridge and New Market. Mrs Snapp ill but improving.
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Bracetown
R. D. Moore
Winchester
Louise Henry
Rhodelle Whitacre
Charles Cammer
Olie C. Windle
Lebanon Church
J. B. Snapp
Harry Mauzy
Moorefield
W. Va
Martin Adams
Charles Hensell
Mrs Raymond Smith Calls On Mrs J B Snapp
Mrs Raymond Smith of Ridgeway West Virginia called on Mrs J B Snapp Tuesday evening.
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Raymond Smith
Ridgeway
W. Va
J. B. Snapp
Advertising Dollars Fuel Newspaper Market
About 90 cents of the retailer ad dollar and 46 cents of the national ad dollar go to newspaper advertising. The habit is based on profitable investment for reach and return.
Alcoholic Husband and Divorce Dilemma Summary
A reader asks Miss Chatfield how to repair an alcoholic marriage amid a two year separation. Advice centers on sobriety probation, regular child support, and rebuilding trust while acknowledging the wife’s financial security concerns and fear for safety and stability.
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Miss Chatfield
Front Royal Lions Attend Warrenton Club Meeting and Local Notices
Front Royal and Warren County residents are named for club and social visits as Lions meet in Warrenton. Weekend guests include J C Keyes and J C Woodford. several residents travel to Bedford and Hollywood for visits and trips. A Wesley Fellowship meeting is set for tomorrow at 7 30 PM, while a final note discusses a dismissive opinion on husbands and women.
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Wesley Fellowship of
The
Methodist Church
Nation To Be Told How To Get Manna
Washington reports outline a nationwide Townsendite push to spread pension plans. Townsend and Downey backers plan radio broadcasts across Pennsylvania New York Ohio Illinois to explain how to obtain manna. They aim to influence 1940 party platforms and win congressional support for the Townsend plan.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Illinois
Francis E. Townsend
Senator Downey
D.-Calif
Indianapolis
Congress
Europe
California
Mid
Middle West
Indiana
Egypt
Local Social News Roundup From Washington and Virginia
Mr and Mrs A D Cone of Washington DC spent the weekend with Mrs Cone s mother Mrs T S Melton. Mr and Mrs W Wood of Washington VA announce the birth of a son Saturday October 28 in Johnson s Woman s Nursing Home. Mrs Gilliand, who had been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J C Hall, has returned to South Boston. Mr Richard Boisseau and Mr Brent Fader of Washington and Lee University were recent guests of Miss Barbara Higgins in the home of her parents. Miss Mary Wailes, guest of Rev and Mrs H W Shannon, has returned to Schuyler VA. Rev E B Jackson D D is in Charles Town WV assisting at evangelistic services at the First Baptist Church there.
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Mrs. W. Wood
Washington, Va
Johnson’s Woman's Nursing Home
Mrs. Gilliand
J.C. Hall
South
Boston
Richard Boisseau
Brent Fader
Washington and Lee University
Barbara Higgins
James Higgins
Mary Wailes
H. W. Shannon
Schuyler, Va
E. B. Jackson
D. D
Charles Town
W. Va
First Baptist Church
Mrs Ambler Hosts First Thursday Bridge Club
Mrs A B Scott to host a Thursday bridge club gathering at her home. Mrs Philip Ambler invites her guest at Tanglewood, Miss Harris of Norfolk. Mrs Grant Megargee has returned home from Philadelphia.
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A. B. Scott
Philip Ambler
Tanglewood
Miss Har
Mrs. Grant Megargee
Philadelphia
Attacks By Nazi Forces Repelled On Western Front
Military reports say French forces repelled attacks with aerial reconnaissance over both lines. France claimed three German planes shot down with two inside France and one behind German lines. Daladier’s cabinet met to discuss economic cooperation with Britain and wartime measures. The American hospital in Paris and Etretat shifted to wartime status with 200 beds in Paris and 200 at Etretat plus 40 for civilians.
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France
Word Puzzle Clues Solve Across and Down
A scrambled clue list with numbers forms a word puzzle. The grid likely maps definitions to answers such as region sea eagle despise disembark alter undeveloped flowers over poetic vase electrified particle Moham medan bible flowerless lassitude dull pain snakelike root of the fish taro shellfish suffix form ing feminine nouns soak flax tarn place town in Iowa pigeon prepared widemouth pitcher crooked growls soft tea packs cakes winglike went astray female impertinent level not arts tidings epoch lateral.
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Place
Iowa
Pigeon
Crooked
Growls
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Selma Hensell
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Conrad Royston
Capon Bridge
Tomice
Russell Price
Rosella Thompson
New Market
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George W. Kurtz
Rhodes Drug CO
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Gray & Eddy
Red Cross
Natacha Aszkenazy
Gertrude Lawrence
Vv. W
Caroline Chatfield
Front Royal and
Warren County News
Front Royal
Percy Rogers
Paul Shannon
Bill Deming
Johnnie Marchi
Warrenton Lions Club
J. C. Keyes
J. C. Woodford
Mr. Woodford
Bedford
Mrs. Hale Golden
Washington, D. C
Etta McKay
Ralph Rickel
Millville
Clint Smith
Vada Miller
Bridgewater
Elizabeth Grubbs
Mrs
Richard Baldwin
Here
Ellig Byrd Eastham
Luray
P. B. Eastham
Julia Harnsberger
Richmond
B. Harnsberger
Elliott Marshall
I. H. Trout, Jr
I. H. Trout, Sr
Hollywood
Fla
Lester Carroll
Wilbur Cary
Johnson
W. B. Ragsdale
Mrs. A. D. Cone
Mr. Cone
T. S. Melton
Vapiscomstor
Ned
Richard Greene Hortont
Richard DIX
Brenda Joyce
Roland Young
Gladys George
Katharine Aldridge
Russell Gleason
George Zucco
Edward Noms
Henry Kolker
Roy Det Ruth
Ris
Norfolk
Stetson Schoole
Dalton Capson
Parkside
H. C. Sheetz & Son
Gray & Sheetz
Daily Cross
Lupton Orchard Service Co
Eglia A
J. V.arthur
General Insurance Insurance
Bell Phone
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