Presbyterian Auxiliary Holds Annual Session In Winchester
More than 100 members of the D. Woman's Auxiliary of ester Presbytery met at Loudoun Street for their annual session themed Chris Han Love in Action. Mrs. Leslie Russell presided. worship featured by Mrs. E. D. Vaughan on The Living Waters from John. Dr. F. Bull spoke on Korea. a question box and offerings followed. Members from Winchester and Berryville area churches attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Bull
Korea
Bull
Ee Lees
Russell
E. P. Brownins
Winchester
L. &. Stedman
Strasburg
Paul LeDane
Arthur Ritter
Frank Bailey
George Snarr
Wendell Goode
S. C. Brooks
Berryville
Bunker Hill
Clearbrook
Front Royal
Eighteen Appointed to Virginia Selective Service Unit
Eighteen men were summoned to a training session in Richmond to join the civilian instruction and inspection section of the state selective service headquarters. Lieut. Col. Millis F. Neal will lead the session in the Senate chamber at 10 a.m. Saturday, stressing regulations and proper functions of local and district boards and maintaining liaison with boards through visits to local headquarters.
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Richmond
Virginia Selective Service Headquarters
John L. Ingram
R. Grayson Dashiell
Millis F. Neal
Neal
Regional meetings set for local selective service boards
Members of the section will attend three regional meetings Monday in Richmond Roanoke and Bristol to train civilian instructors and inspectors for local selective service boards. A list of selected instructors includes Wright Ford Saunders Willcox Alberton Geddy Hunton Miller Turnbull White Easley Carter Johnson Hazelgrove Caskie May Robertson Caton Stuart and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Roanoke
Bristol
Selective Service Boards
William A. Wright
Tappahannock
Charles E. Ford
Newport News
J. R. Saunders
Suffolk
Thomas H. Willcox
Norfolk
Robert Alberton
Portsmouth
Vernon M. Geddy
Williamsburg
Eppa Hunton 4Th
Peter O. Miller
Irby Turnbull
Boydton
William Earl White
Petersburg
James S. Easley
South Boston
John W. Carter, Jr
Danville
J. W. C. Johnson
Clifton Forge
W. P. Hazelgrove
James R. Caskie
Lynchburg
J. Harry May
Staunton
A. Stuart Robertson
Arlington
J. Randall Caton, Jr
Alexandria
William A. Stuart
Abingdon
Charley Bergens Adopted Sister Thelma Jean Graham
Charley Bergen adopts 12 year old Thelma Jean Graham from a Nashville orphanage to train her as a ventriloquist. He funds aviation and nursing training through the Edgar Bergen Foundation, aiding pilots and girls in nursing, obstetric care, and other private philanthropic projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gar Bergen
Thelma Jean Graham
Nashville, Tenn
Soroner Hanrahan
Bro
Nashville
Therina Jean
Edgar Bergen
Bergen
Thelma Jean
Charley McCarthy
Morn Commercial Airlines
Air Aeronautics Authority
Sees Better Apple Outlook From Frederick Growers Meeting
Dr J L Maxton agricultural economist at Virginia Polytechnic Institute spoke to a Frederick county fruit growers round table at the courthouse last night. He was encouraged by the outlook for marketing the apple crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Maxton
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Frederick County
Court House
Youths Register on Wednesday for First Peacetime Draft
The Star outlines the peace-time draft registration day set for Wednesday October 16. About 16.4 million American men ages 21 to 35 must sign up, and the article explains required actions and exemptions for service, travel notices, and change in personal status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
the Star
E. C. Daniel
Washington
America
Congress
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard, Coast and Geodeticy Public Health Service
National Guard
U. S. Military Academy
Coast Guard Academy
Nav
Registration Rules for Men Draft in 1917
The article outlines registration logistics for men, detailing dates, times, and locations. It notes that transportation may not be paid, and that those away from home may register at nearest precinct or school. It explains who must register, how registrars operate, and the process of obtaining and carrying the registration card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Selective Service Boards
Registration Board
National Park
Cees
Origin labeling law for imported goods in 1890 act
The first tariff act with a requirement to label imported goods Made in country was enacted October 1, 1890 and took effect March 1, 1891.
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Presbyterian Auxiliary
Gerrardstown
Milldale
Nineveh
Stones Chapel
Vaucluse
Woodstock
Zenith
RCA
Miles Music CO
W. Boscawen
Miller’s Hardware
Royal Reunion
Ralph Woodside
Surplus Marketing Administration
A. H. Teske
Virginia Horticultural Society
LaGuardia Field
N. Y
Antoinette of
Bourbon-Parma
Isabelle
Zita
Austria
Archduke Otto
Charley
Thelma Graham
Seal
Connor
Quality Cleaners
South Braddock St
Potomac By-Products Co
Ferry
W. Va
Royal Air Force
England
Henry Ford
Gradudsman
Baker’s
Nne As
Gillette Tech Razor
Mazda
Gillette
Grove’s
Gilets
Pepsodent
Baker’s Drug Store
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