Mary Baldwin Alumnae Give Musical Program at Woodstock
The Mary Baldwin Alumnae Association plans a musical program Friday October 27 at 8 o clock in the Episcopi Church Woodstock. Pianist Miss Helen Morrison leads the program with performers Miss Mary Bowman violinist Mrs M R Young and Rev F A Brown cellist all alumnae aiding for the chapter. The program features piano numbers vocal solos and violin cello piano trios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Galdwin
Miss Morrison
Miss Bowman
Mary Baldwin
Teachers’ College
Social Calendar of Winchester Churches and Clubs
A listing of weekly events in Winchester detailing church pageants and exhibits at Christ Episcopal Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal and United Brethren churches. It notes meetings of the American Association of University Women Lions Club Kiwanis Club Elks Benevolent Protective Order and Rotary and Legion posts with times from Friday to Thursday.
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The
Christ Episcopal Church
Woman's Missionary Society of Braddock Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Winchester
Virginia
Woman’s Missionary Society of United Brethren Church
Winchester Church
West Piccadilly Street
American Association of University Women
John W. Rosenberger
Woman’s Auxiliary of the
Lions Club
First Baptist Church
Regultr
Kiwanis Club
Young Peoples’ Choir
United Brethren Church
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Protective Ozer of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Slab
American Legion Post
Roanoke Garden Club Show Postponed to November 1
The fall flower and chrysanthemum show of the Magic City Garden Club, slated for today at Hotel Roanoke, is postponed to Wednesday November 1 due to weather. Entries run 9:30 a.m. to 12 noon with luncheon at 2 p.m. Mrs. John O. Boyd presides, with Mrs. T. Allen Kirk as general chair. show hours remain 3 to 3:30 p.m.
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Magic City Garden Club
Hotel Roanoke
John O. Boyd
T. Allen Kirk
WEDDINGS AND FAMILY NEWS FROM STEPHENS CITY AND AREA
weddings announced in the region include Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mauck welcoming a daughter at their Stephens City home. Kathleen Morrison and Henry H. Jennings wed May 7 in Brunswick Maryland with Rev. John C Stuff officiating. Other notices mention travelers and visitors in Clarke county and Winchester.
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Tom Mauck
Stephens City
Mauck
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Daisy Vaughan
R. A. Vaughan
Needmore
W. Va
Kathleen Morrison
Jennings
Howard Morrison
Berryville
Clarke County
Henry H. Jennings
H. H. Jennings
Winchester
Brunswick Md
John C Stuff
Lutheran Church
Ill and recovering residents and travelers head to events
Mrs. Charles L. Hirth, ill in Pittsburgh, shows improvement but cannot return home soon. Miss Kathryn Harper recovering after tonsil operation. Mrs. Charles J. Athey and granddaughter plan to join relatives en route to the World’s Fair in Chicago. Mr. Foster Fuller travels to Fairport after months at Robinson apartments. Clara DeHaven returns home after visiting Martinsburg. Woodstock guests include multiple families and individuals from Vaucluse Middletown and Woodstock.
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Charles L. Hirth
West Monmouth Street
Pittsburgh
Charles J. Athey
Margaret Jane Athey
Washington
W. B. Sinnott
Chicago
Foster Fuller
Fairport
N. Y
Robinson Apartments
Fuller
Trescott Company
Clara DeHaven
Mrs
Hunter DeHaven
Martinsburg
W. Va
James Shiley
Clayton Painter
Vaucluse
Leslie Shiley
Middletown
Sheetz
Eunice Burner
Sydney Voice
Annie Voice
Chester Ritenour
Woodstock
Mr and Mrs Frank H Chandler Jr in Chicago World’s Fair
Mr and Mrs Frank H Chandler Jr of Harrisonburg are visiting Chicago this week to attend the World’s Fair drawing many friends from the area.
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Frank H. Chandler, Jr
Harrisonburg
Chicago
Ill
General Survey On Liquor Problems Under Review
Washington officials study repeal impacts as they prepare plans for advertising legality and future laws. Attorney General Cummings to rule on liquor ads while agencies compile potential post prohibition rules. Officials project sales and revenue effects from imports and stock cuts amid Roosevelt’s ban continuation discussions.
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Washington
America
Cummings
Customs and
Internal Revenue
Roosevelt
State Department
Treasury
Pollard urges quick action on federal public works funds
Governor Pollard urged immediate use of federal public works funds at a Fredericksburg conference with 300 county and town representatives. He cited a $3.3 billion appropriation and said communities must cooperate in distributing work relief to restore normal times and benefit taxpayers. Some counties noted no urgent needs and preferred not to incur debt.
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Fredericksburg
Pollard
Virginia
Distortion of Facts Charged to Republicans Continues
The article notes questions about the propriety of an audit on behalf of the state while the state auditor served. Andrews resigned to focus on the utility investigation and his firm’s work. The highway commissioner requested the audit, sent by the Governor, and now the present auditor who was Andrews’ first assistant conducts it.
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Priety
Andrews
Extension of Partnership Is Being Studied
Washington reports industrial leaders are studying a permanent council to extend business government planning. The group would be advisory no longer, with members high enough to be chosen like supreme court justices and free of financial ties. Charles E. Stuart has pushed the idea with NRA advisory board members and Walter C. Teagle's group may back it.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Carri
Supreme Court
Charles E. Stuart
New York
Stuart
NRA
Walter C. Teagle
Federal funds for Virginia public works total 1.69 million
The Public Works Administration allocated 4,392,500 for national military parks and monuments nationwide with Virginia receiving a large share. Virginia's allotments include 1,421,300 for parks and monuments, with Fredericksburg area getting 1,021,100 for roads trails and a water system, and 200 for cemetery entrance road improvements.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
National Military Parks and Monuments
Virginia
Virginia Military Parks and Monuments
Fredericksburg
Spotsylvania County
Fredericksburg National Cemetery
Capital District Kiwanians Open Annual Meeting
The Capital District Kiwanians opened their fifteenth annual session with about 300 delegates and guests from Virginia Washington DC Maryland and Delaware. Roe Pulkerson urged a tourism relations program as sessions continued through Saturday morning.
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Otyound Kiwanians
Roe Pulkerson
Washington
Kiwanis Magazine
Fulkerson
Edwin F. Hill
Virginia
District of Columbia
Maryland
Delaware
Governor Hill and Mrs Lynch to Speak at Banquet Ball
Business sessions are set for tomorrow morning with recreation in the afternoon. In the evening a banquet and ball will feature the main address by Rigtrict Governor Hill and Mrs. James M. Lynch of Florence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Hill
James M. Lynch
Florence
International Trustee
Oil Institute Officials Propose State Sales Tax Plan
B A Kuhn secretary of the Virginia Petroleum Institute Committee told the Virginia Oil Men's Association convention that the oil industry should present a constructive plan to the next legislature rather than merely protest possible diversion of the gasoline sales tax. He recommended a general sales tax of two percent. A membership committee was formed with W L Litterer of Richmond as chairman to recruit supporters against diverting motorist taxes away from highways. The committee will operate for six months from the Richmond office of the Virginia Petroleum Institute.
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Roanoxe
B. A. Kuhn
Virginia Petroleum Institute Committee
Virginia Oil Men's Association
W. ©. Litterer
Richmond
Virginia Petroleum Institute
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LISS
State Teachers’ College At
Rachel Rogers
Falls Church
Lucille Meechum
Lexington
N. C
Music Lovers
Girls’ Athletic Association
Tokus Nn
Roanoke Garden Club
Kenmore
J. Lee Cooke
Sadie Taylor
Miss Larrick
Nancy Gray Larrick
Century Club
West Clifford Street
Virginia Tayloe Boyd
Wilson Hall
Lyda Chapman
Lynchburg
William Chapmen
Sue Schlack
Emily Lanforn
R. L. Sullenberger
Knoxville, Tenn
Jack Steele
Mrs. Roberts
Kernson
Scott’s
Rhino
Bronx
Speyer
Germany
Central Press Association
Kathryn Harper
West Cork Street
R. J. Scott
Sheer “Allen A
Huntsberry
Getiing
VICKS
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Lovett
N. Loudoun St
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Capital District
Kiwanians
Oil Institute
the Commercial & Savings Bank
U.S. Postal Savings Depository
R. M. Swimley
George Washington Hotel
Big Joe
Pca
Loudoun St
Libby
Margaret L. Hodgson
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