Modern Etiquette Q and A Column by Roberta Lee
A column discusses proper letter page order for four pages and whether dinner china must match. It advises using sequential pages and suggests matching china is customary but optional for different courses. It also cautions that a girl should not groom in public, preferring private prep at home or in a dressing room.
Court Declares Frazier Lemke Act Unconstitutional
The Fourth Circuit held the amended Frazier Lemke Act unconstitutional in an opinion by Judge John J. Parker. The ruling, upholding a lower court decision at Harrisonburg and Roanoke, questions the act’s treatment of mortgage foreclosures and contrasts it with equity procedures. The panel noted Congress may not substantially impair mortgage rights of a bankrupt, and cited Louisville Bank vs Radford. Dissenting/concurring cases included Wright v Vinton Branch, Nichols v Kemp, Flannagan v First and Merchants National Bank, Wharton v Rhodes, Conrad v Federal Land Bank, and Wolfe v People's Bank.
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Richmond Doctors Indicted on Narcotic Charges by Jury
Eastern District grand jury indicted two Richmond physicians in 131 counts of illegal narcotics prescriptions. Dr. Robert C. Hogue faced 66 counts, and Dr. Harry B. Sanford 65 counts. Five other ARRA drug arrests also charged under the Harrison narcotic act.
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Federal Grand Jury
Robert C. Hogue
Harry B. Sanford
H. R. Carter
Ashland
William #. Dixon
D. W. Mothertee T. Morrissette
Jack T. Gale
Community groups and meetings on Wednesday and Thursday
Social calendar lists in detail events at United Brethren Church Grace Lutheran Church and Presbyterian Church annex on Wednesday evening. Thursday events include Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion luncheon Rotary Club meeting at George Washington Hotel and Chanters gathering.
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American Legion
Geo, Washington Hotel
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Presbyterian Church Annex
W. C. T. U Opens Annual Convention in Charlottesville
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union opens its state convention October 9 to 12 at First Methodist Church Charlottesville with speakers including Mrs. Ella A. Boole. A youth rally and Friday banquet close the event, with a roll call and quota payments for Willard Centenary Fund highlighted.
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First Methodist Church
Harlottesville
Ella A. Boole
World Woman's Christian Operance Union
Tober
D.S. Mattison
Mary Dillion
T. J. Dale
Dent
Earle Parks
J. F. Bly
Flowers Relief
Annie Ternational
Rebecca R. Pidgeon
Mission
J. Reese
E. L. Hott
Mamie Robinson
Society of Friends
United Brethren
Methodist Episcopal
Mary McIntorff
Baptist
Nellie Moling
Presbyterian
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Winchester Local Social Notes and Visits
The piece follows local social life with clergy travel to Washington for the annual conference. It lists visits by Mrs. H. K. Russell, entries for bridge clubs at Mrs. Engle and Mrs. Goode homes, and movements of residents including the Laise and Carbaugh families.
Court rules tax refunds for processing AAA taxes
Judge Luther B. Way of the eastern Virginia federal district court overruled the government's demurrer in the Priddy case and ordered processing taxes paid under the defunct Agricultural Adjustment Act to be refunded to AAA processors. The decision could affect billions in tax refunds. the government plans an appeal.
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Supreme Court
Luther B. Way
Federal District Court
Virginia
District Court
Alabama
Charles W. Priddy
AAA
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Toy D. Savage
Circuit Court of Appeals
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Holt
Washington
Act of Congress
Madison Estate Proposal Aims to Create National Shrine
O A Moeller former President of the Orange County Chamber of Commerce presented a plan to acquire President James Madison's Montpelier estate in Virginia as a national shrine. The Madison Avenue Week committee endorsed the idea, calling the Montpelier mansion more beautiful and worthy of preservation than nearby historic homes.
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James Madison
Montpelier
O. A. Moeller
Orange County
Lepers Flee From Hospital Protest Being Prisoners
Paris reports show Col Francois De La Rocque and his social party facing internal dissent as the government halts criminal proceedings to avoid making him a martyr. Rightists accuse him of weakness after a Sunday anti Communist demonstration and growth of opposition within the movement.
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Francois de la Rocque
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France
Rev C W Lowe To Address Rotary Club Luncheon
The Rev C W Lowe pastor of Grace Lutheran Church will speak at the Rotary Club luncheon Thursday at 1 o clock. It will be his first appearance since accepting his pastorate here. Rotarians welcome the chance to acquaint themselves with him. A Rotary board meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 30 at the Glaize office on Piccadilly Street.
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Memorial Hospital
Woman's Auxiliary
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Clifford Street
W. M. Richards
Clifford D. Grim
H. D. Fuller
District Nurse Association
C. W. Lowe
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Mr. Lowe
Fred and
Philip Glaize
Piccadilly Street
Condition Of Shenandoah Rivers At Riverton
Shenandoah River readings show North River at Clear, South River at Muddy conditions impacting local flows and waterfront accessibility.
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Shenandoah Rivers
Riverton
North River
South River
Local Notables Attend Baltimore Conference Burdened by Illness
Front Royal notices list Rev Hedrick and several clergy from the Board of Christian Education leaving for Washington to attend the Baltimore conference. Others travel for meetings, visits to relatives, or to spend time in Washington and Lexington.
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Homer H. Sherman
Charles A York
Elizabeth Hale
Board of Christian Education
Washington
Baltimore
R. B. Claggett
8. C. Stickley
Illness Fatal To Mr Venable In Front Royal
Harry Cline Venable long time miller at Delaplane died at his mother’s home in Front Royal. He was 52 and survived by wife Annie Feaga of Frederick and eight children. Also survives are his mother, one brother Fulton Venable, three sisters and one half sister. Funeral arrangements not announced.
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Harry Cline Venable
Miller
Delaplane
James Venable
Mr. Venable
Annie Feaga
Frederick, Md
Ruth Venable
Delta Venable
Lucy
Maxie
Charlotte
Emma
John
Jean
Fulton Venable
Strasburg
Joseph Wall
Eula Venable
Bessie Bath
Junction City
Kansas
Front Royal Future Farmers name officers
The Front Royal Chapter of the Future Farmers of America met yesterday and elected officers: president Walter Davison, vice president Wilbur Mauck, secretary William Dodson, treasurer Richard Seckford, reporter Travis Dudley, watchdog Melvin LeHew. An executive committee of Shirley Duncan, Junior Coverstone and Francis Thompson was named. J. J. Foster, Warren County high school agriculture instructor, is club adviser.
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The
Future Farmers of America
Walter Davidson
Wilbur Mauck
William Dodson
Richard Seckford
Travis Dudley
Melvin LeHew
Shirley Duncan
Junior Coverstone
Francis Thompson
J. J. Foster
Warren County High School
Miss Lennis Fuqua Weds Osborne Gore in Baltimore
Miss Lennis Fuqua daughter of the late Fletcher Fuqua and Mr Osborne Gore son of C R Gore were married yesterday at Miss Leach’s Baltimore home. The groom is a Green Hill C C C Camp superintendent. They plan a motor trip to Atlantic City and New York before settling in Front Royal.
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C. B. Miller
Kernstown Methodist Church
Margaret Samilda Tidler
Joe Boyd Miller
New York
J. W. Tilder
L. P. Cookus
Philomena Laren
Billy Barnes
Lohrengrin
Miller
W. Q. Tilder
Arlington, Va
O’sullivan Rubber Company
B. E. Miller
Paw Paw
New York City
W. Q. Tidler
Arlington
D. S Walborn
Millersburg
Juanita Miller
Victor Miller
Victor Miller, Jr
Wa. Va
Johnny Marchi
Front Royal
Jr. W. Tidler
Stafford
Lennis Fuqua
Fletcher Fuqua
Osborne Gore
C. R. Gore
Miss Leach
Baltimore
Green Hill C. C. C. Camp
Atlantic City
Mrs. Gore
Burgess Dies in Culpeper Prominent Cattle Buyer Carrol V Burgess
Culpeper Virginia October 6 Carrol V Burgess 54 a noted cattle buyer of Reva died of a heart attack today at the home of Mrs J J Davies Sr in Culpeper He is survived by his mother Mrs Walter Burgess three sisters Mrs Bessie Spilman Mrs George Egeborne and Mrs Peter B Pullman of New York and a daughter Mrs Ed Turner of Richmond
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Carroll V. Burgess
Reva
J. J. Davies
Walter Burgess
Bessie Spilman
George Egeborne
Peter B. Pullman
New York
Ed Turner
Richmond
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