Front Royal Prepares For State King’s Daughters Meet
Front Royal hosts the Virginia Branch International Order of King’s Daughters convention October 9 to 11 at the Methodist Church. Officials welcome delegates Tuesday night, with tea, a Skyline Drive tour, and daily luncheons in the Baptist and Presbyterian social rooms.
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Special Services Sunday At Walnut Springs Church
Walnut Springs Christian Church near Strasburg Virginia marks its 126th anniversary with a Sunday program. The 11 a m sermon follows a noon grove luncheon. at 2 30 p m Dr J T Hundley president of Lynchburg College will speak, then communion led by Rev D H Rhodes. Music by McVay Wake Ogden Clark Hashman quartet and others.
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Roanoke
Hundley
Hashman Brothers Quartet
Walnut Springs Church
Methodists Plan Special Service On Sunday Night
FRONT ROYAL Oct 5 There will be a special musical service at the Methodist church Sunday night in place of regular worship due to the absence of Pastor Rev R B Clagett at conference. The 7 30 program is under the DeSota Burruss Missionary Society with Miss Elizabeth Rudacille Lin ton performing instrumental music Mrs Yates Willey and Mrs Whitehurst singing soloes a male quartet and a trio. Mrs Stewart Payne directs the organ reading by Miss Elizabeth Proctor and devotional by Mrs Mary. attendance urged
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Methodist Church
R. B. Clagett
DeSota Burruss
Stewart Payne
Elizabeth Proctor
Mary
Presiding Officer Named for Local King’s Daughters Meet
Mrs. Eley of Suffolk will preside as president of the Virginia Branch of the King’s Daughters and as vice-president of the International Order at the convention to be held here next week.
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King’s Daughters
International Order
Eley
Suffolk
R. M. A. Juniors Open Season With Win Over Berryville
FRONT ROYAL Oct 5 Randolph Macon Academy junior football team opened their season with a 20 to 7 victory over Berryville. Major Sewell's proteges showed power and deception in the attack and a stout defense.
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Front Royal
Randolph-Macon Academy
Berryville
Sewells
Mart D. Hall Dies at His Warren County Home
Mart D. Hall, 74, longtime Warren County resident and son of the late Christian and Minerva Hall, died at his Fork area home yesterday afternoon. He moved from Rockingham County in youth and farmed until retirement due to a failing heart. Survived by his widow Emma and brothers Jim and Noah Hall of Bethel and Charles Hall of Boyce. Funeral at Bethel United Brethren Church tomorrow at 2 PM conducted by Rev. C A Moon. Interment in family burial ground.
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Rockingham County
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Bethel
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Boyce
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World Series Fever Grips Front Royal Town
October 5 Front Royal reports high World Series excitement as radios blaze and outdoor speakers at P. M. Shirey’s attract crowds. Residents voice mixed reactions as Cards and Tigers duel for baseball’s top honor and speculation grows on possible Detroit finish.
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Front Royal Social and Personal News Highlights
Front Royal and Warren County residents engage in travel and visits. Dr. H. H. Sherman and Mrs. Hale head to Baltimore for Methodist Conference. Frank Howard relocates to West Main Street. H. L. Trenary returns to Alliquippa, Pa. Various locals visit, recoveries noted, and community events including hospital births and park promotion discussions.
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Royal Avenue
I. G. Bierer
West Main Street
Red Cross Drive Leaders Named in Warren County
Mrs. C. L. Melton and Lloyd C. Willey named to head the Warren County Chapter Red Cross annual roll call. Miss Bakkie district representative helped set plans for the drive starting November 1. County quota reduced to 400 dollars. officials hope to raise more. Mrs. Coleman Ware will aid the committee.
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Warren County
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Miss Gloria Kibler Hosts 11th Birthday Party
Front Royal October 5. Miss Gloria Kibler daughter of Mr and Mrs I O Kibler hosted about 35 friends yesterday afternoon from 4 to 7 to celebrate her eleventh birthday. The children played outdoor games on the lawn and enjoyed refreshments.
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Classes Begin At Warren County Commercial School
Night classes in typing and bookkeeping start this session in the Citizens National Bank building. Mrs Audrey Steele Smith supervises. About 15 students attended the first meeting with more expected to enroll.
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Citizens National Bank
Audrey Steele Smith
Plant Sale Set For Oct 12 by Warren County Garden Club
Garden Club of Warren County will hold its annual plant sale on Friday October 12. Mrs. B Ferguson Cary serves as sale chairman with assistants Mrs. B F Browne Mrs J H Downing Mrs J E Higgins and Mrs Selina Lehew. The Fall Flower Show is at the Afton Inn on Thursday October 25 with ten classes entered. Details will be published in forthcoming columns.
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Kidnap Suspect Held in Salt Lake City Case
The new suspect Henry Gelling alias Adolph Gobel is questioned by Department of Justice agents in Salt Lake City about the Lindbergh kidnapping. The German born alien, a machinist by trade, is linked to the Bronx cemetery area where the $50 000 ransom was paid.
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Rev G W Stover Begins Another Year in Church
The Rev G W Stover enters a new church year with leaders including Rev Paul Gruver of Keyser W Va named to succeed his father on the arch Extension Board and Rev L G Bridges of Cumberland named to the judicial committee. The organization maintains its historic stance against liquor and harmful films.
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Cumberland
Commissioners Sale of Residence and Orchard Property
Four parcels of real estate north of Winchester Virginia offered at public auction 11 am October 13 1934. Parcels include a 29 acre improved lot with a 15 room house and barn, an adjoining 5 acre orchard, a 9 acre north parcel, and a 50 ft wide undeveloped lot on Lee Street. Payments: one third cash, balance in two annual installments secured by deed of trust. Local court clerk certifies bond and notice.
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Conference Opposes Liquor Repeal and Promotes Temperance Education
The Virginia Conference endorses staunch opposition to any repeal of dry amendments in West Virginia. It supports temperance education in churches and schools, calls for clean motion pictures, and thanks Martinsburg hosts and listed press outlets. A lengthy list of appointments across counties and churches follows. North Carolina waterways occupy 3 600 square miles.
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Christian Church
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Second United
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