Calendar of events at local churches and society meetings
The schedule lists the Society of Christian arch meeting at Mrs. B F Line’s home on Virginia Avenue. Saturday opens with the second day of the Dead Valley Dental Association annual meeting at 9 am. A wedding for Miss Nancy Bowly and Roy Ryden Jr occurs at Willow Lawn. Evening features the Woman's Missionary Society meeting at Miss Meta Frazier’s home near Clear Brook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciety
Christian Arch
B. F. Line
Virginia Avenue
Dead Valley Dentaliation
Missancy Bowly
Roy Ryden, Jr
Willow Lawn
Woman's Missionary Society of the Rest
M. E
Meta Frazier
Clearbrook
Anne Kerr Russell
Nancy Bowly
Roy W. Ryden, Jr
South Stewart Street
Miss Bowly
Caroline Oliver
Savannah
Eleanor Scully
Virginia Russell
Betty Riley
Messrs
Ryden
Joe Thomas
Philip Glaize
Gilbert McKown
Rushees Entertained At First October Beta Sigma Phi Meeting
Virginia Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held its first October rushee event at the George Washington Hotel. Miss Dorothy Robinson and Miss Mary Denney attended as guests. Mrs. Dorothy Rice and Mrs. Rodney Sirbaugh spoke on the arts of living and Beta Sigma Phi activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Virginia Epsilon
Dorothy Robinson
Mary Denney
George Washington
Kate Bradford
Dorothy Rice
Rodney Sirbaugh
Sirbaugh
William Glaize
Bacone
Louisé Butsler
Caleo
E. P. Browning
Handley High School
Browning
Mrs. Slonaker Named State UDC Vice President
Mrs. R. Bruce Slonaker of the Turner Ashby chapter was chosen vice president of the State UDC at its Alexandria convention. She succeeds Mrs. Herbert Larrick, longtime state vice-president, while Mrs. R. Sidney Cox of Smithfield was reelected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Bruce Slonaker
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Alexandria
Herbert Larrick
R. Sidney Cox
Smithfield
Modern Etiquette Q and A on telephone and behavior
A Q and A piece by Roberta Lee on proper etiquette covers ending business calls promptly, avoiding greeting a quarrel partner with a snub, and not tipping bowls when eating soup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Lee
George Millers Host Dinner In Stephenson Sunday
Mr and Mrs George Miller of Stephenson entertained at dinner at pod last Sunday in honor of a relative. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles R Pyle and daughter, Mr and Mrs Vernon Staines, Mr and Mrs Allen Spitts, Mrs Lohr Clevenger and children, Kenneth Douglas Patsy, and George Miller Jr and children Jennie Lou Buddie. Emma Turner to lead Braddock Street Church classes Sunday morning. Mrs W L Dudley guest teacher with Mrs L B Resseguie teaching the Margaret Collins Denny group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cooke
Ross DeHaven
Carl DeHaven
Giles Cooke
Melvin Davis
Daniel Cooke
Ellen
Carrie DeHaven
Lillian
Audrey Cooke
Eugene DeHaven
Charles
Winfred Cooke
Bobby
Ross
George Miller
Stephenson
Pod
Waynesboro
Charles R. Pyle
Vernon Staines
Allen Spitts
Lohr Clevenger
Kenneth, Douglas
Patsy
Winchester
Jennie Lou and
Buddie
Emma Turner
Margaret Collins Denny
Braddock Street M. E
W. L. Dudley
L. B. Resseguie
Old Frederickstown Garden Club Meeting Highlights and Wedding News
Mrs Dailey Slonaker spoke on winter bouquet prep at the Old Frederickstown Garden Club meeting hosted by Mrs D J Howard on West Leicester Street. Ribbons were awarded in multiple floral categories including roses, arrangements, niches, and dahlias. Anne Kerr Russell hosted bridesmaid events for the Bowly Ryd en wedding with guests from Savannah Fredericksburg and Madison among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Howard
Frederickstown
Preston
Mrs. Howard
Harold Brown
T. Russell Cather
Snarr
Howard
Mrs. Brown
Wilbur Krise
World Series Broadcast Leads Radio Schedule Saturday
New York reports that radio chains prioritize baseball over football as the World Series takes center stage. WEAF WJZ NBC WABC CBS and the MBS network will air the series opening from New York, delaying gridiron programming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Weafwjz
NBC
WABC
CBS
MBS
New
Apple Crop Warns of Heavy Losses in Pacific Northwest
Frank W. Shields reports in Appleland News that worm damage across the Pacific Northwest Apple crop remains severe despite spray programs. Jonathan and Rome varieties show major worm infestation, while Winesap survives best and Saps may still yield. Wenatchee and Yakima output projections indicate short crops, with cooler weather offering partial relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Shields
Appleland News
Yakima
Wash
Pacific Northwest
Wenatchee
Radio Network Schedule and Notable Programs Listed
The schedule lists football broadcasts including Southern California against Ohio State on WEAF NBC and Army versus Columbia on WJZ NBC with Kentucky facing Vanderbilt on WABC CBS. Also mentions further college matchups and weekend talks and concerts across WABC, WEAF, and WJZ with times for Friday night and weekend programs.
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York
Southern California
Ohio State
Weaf-Nbc
MBS
Army
Columbia
Wjz-Nbc
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Wabc-Cbs
Colgae
Duke
Georgia
Notre Dame
Syracuse
Maryland
Penn
Yale
Curiosity Leads to Fine for Georgia Man and Alligator Shocks
Curiosity prompted A C McMurtey to toss coal chunks at Grant Park Zoo alligators in Atlanta. He told Recorder John L. Cone he wanted to see if the animals would wince. McMurtey received a $12 fine and costs after police intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
C. A. McMurtey
Grant Park Zoo
John L. Cone
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Holse
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Ken Smallwood
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iBrooks’ Pharmacy
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Mayflower Lounge
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Saratoga
New York City
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Shirley
Mrs. Long
Strasburg
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Eva Bell
Harrisonburg
Russell Bell
Hilk
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Bruce Slonaker
Kernstown Community League
TO. Snider
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Harrison Miller
Elmer Harrison
Miller
Myrtle Tusing
Elmer D. Tusing
Stephens City
Annie B. French
Ella and
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Harry M. Cooke
Baltimore, Md
Roy N. Cooke
Valley Pike
R. F. Cline
E. O. Trescott
Gerrard, Ohio
Carl Schultz
Chicago
George Millers
Miss Russell
Jane Bickers
Fredericksburg, Va
Rebecca Kern
University of Wisconsin At Madison
Ellensl' Wash
John A. Kern
Alice Howes Pollard
Birmingham
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F. L. Buckley
Lawrence Herrell
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W. Va
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Pifer Printing CO
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the Coquette
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N. Loudoun St
Times
the Commercial & Savings Bank
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Cammer Tire CO
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Miles Music CO
S. Loudoun St
Sunshine Cleaners
Huntsberry
Colonial Beauty Shoppe
Cor
Piccadilly & Cameron
Big Joe
United Food Stores
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