Wedding bells and campus notices in West Virginia region
A wide wedding pageant from Bunker Hill describes a satin gown with a net veil, bouquets of white roses and lilies, and a bridal party in yellow and orchid hues. The groom’s family links to Darkesville and Romney are noted, plus a Chilean nitrate Company tie. Covington hosts a reception for Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell. St. Hilda’s Hall in Charles Town marks its sixteenth anniversary with a pageant led by alumnae, the bishop presiding and alumna Mrs. Albert Ansley Smott taking Abbess Hilda role.
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Fay Pe
South
Annabelle Payne
Mary Dean Ziler
Frederick
Virginia Gold Clendenning
Bunker Hilling
Theo R. McDonald
Margaret
Stewart McDonald
Mr. Perkins W. Glass
Chambersburg
Emily Camenisch
Kentucky
St. Hilda’s Hall
Charles Town
St. Hilda
Zion Church
Peterkin Hall
Whitby
W. L. Gravatt
Hilda
Albert Ansley Smott
Alexandria, Va
Mary Boogher
Dudley Boogher
Fredericksburg
Ballroom Dance Hallowe en Plans At Braddock Methodist
The Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South class meets at 8 pm at Mrs. Clarence Grim’s home for a chaperoned Hallowe en dance. Members urged to attend. Also noted, Mr and Mrs J Emmett Dettra Miss Alice Clinger and Mr Kee Wheeerd Sees Denes visited Washington guests of Mr Harlan Randall at a concert by Homer Rhodeheaver at the First Congregational Church.
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Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Clarence Grim
National Avenue
J. Emmett Dettra
Alice Clinger
Kee Wheeerd
Denes
Washington
Harlan Randall
Homer Rhodeheaver
First Congregational Church
Randall
First Baptist Church
Ill and visiting guests fill local ties in town
Clarence OLeary travels to Charlottesville for treatment at Blue Ridge Sanitarium joined by Henry and Carroll Willis. Friends extend wishes as many residents attend church and social happenings including a ladies event at Hotel Hamilton and hospital updates for Gladys Miller and Mrs. Hill.
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George Hill
Memorial Hospital
Hill
Local Notices From Washington D C and Nearby
Mr Joseph DeBier of Philadelphia has moved to Washington from Hot Springs and opened an apartment at 101 Connecticut avenue Washington Star reports. Mars Newton Grove is confined to her North Braddock street home by illness. Mr H Russell Potts has returned from Woodstock Virginia where he spent Wednesday on business.
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Bethlehem Chapel
Washington Cathedral
Dorothy Kinsey Creque
Alice V. Creque
George E. Creque
Herman Uth Wagner
George H. Wagner
Philadelphia
G. Freeland Peters
Joanna Hill
Viola Virginia Creque
Martinsburg
W. Va
St Joseph’s High School
C. W. Morrison
Lillian McDonald
Winchester
Westie Military Academy
North
Wagner
Frankford Arsenal
T. E. Zimmerman
East Piccadilly Street
Zimmerman
Baker’s Drug’store
Joseph N. McDonald
Bickel
Thelma McDonald
Stephen McDonald
8S. D. McDonald
National Avenue
Ao H
Washington
Hot Springs
Connecticut Avenue
Washington Star
Mars
Newton Grove
North Braddock Street
H. Russell Potts
Woodstock
Busiess
United Brethren Rally Day to Feature Four Sunday School Departments
The United Brethren Sunday School announces a Rally Day after the regular 9 30 service. The program showcases primary activities led by Mrs Catherine Rau hof intermediate efforts with several leaders, and adult classes for women and men under the supervision of named local organizers. Visitors are urged to attend and members urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Rauhof
Ada Hicks
Ella Hodges
Edith Fletcher
L. D. Grubbs
C. P. Bailey
Lauderback
Ewing
Lewis Fries
Weldon Ewing
M. V. B. Snake
H. P. Boyce
George W. Stover
W. P. Anderson
Noted Organist To Give Recital At Baptist Church
Co ibe Wallace, renowned Philadelphia organist, will give a recital at the First Baptist Church on Monday evening November 3. He will be assisted by his daughter Miss Josephine Janet Wallace on the cello. The program promises accessible music for all listeners.
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Co Ibe Wallace
Ganist
Philadelphia
Olive
First Baptist Church
Seden Festival Orchestra
Metropolitian Concert Company
New York
Wallace
Josephine Janet Wallace
Halloween Nuisance Warnings From City Police
Chief C W Hollis warns against Halloween nuisances and depredations including theft, property damage, and street bonfires. Offenders will be jailed for trial next morning, while innocent celebration will be tolerated if not threat to property or people.
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C. W. Hollis
Hallowe’en
Hallowe'en
Hollis
Al Smith Blasts GOP Pledges and Leadership
New York October 29 Former Governor Alfred E Smith assailed the Republican administration urging a Democratic Congress. He cited three charges: broken pledges to prosperity failed leadership on the business crisis and misrepresented unemployment figures. He urged relief measures including economy reorganization a five day week child labor regulation tariff reform and farm relief.
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New York
Washington
Alfred BE. Smith
Department of Labor
Republican Party
Smith
Democratic Party
Gove
Wagner
Chicago Grain Closing Prices
Hibbs & Company furnishes closing prices for grains in Chicago. The firm is a member of the NYSE and Chicago Board of Trade, located in the Hibbs Building with Washington DC telephone service.
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W. B. Hibbs & Company
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Hibbs Building
Washington, D. C
Telephone National
Grain prices end lower on Chicago Board of Trade
Close Oct 30 reports slight declines across corn and wheat futures with corn dropping about 11 cents. Wheat futures eased with December at 78 and March at 82, May 84, rye at 48. Prices show no sales for March corn and May rye in the reported session.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Bear tail method sparks liquor problem talk
An old fellow who discovered a safe way to let loose a bear's tail is mentioned in a discussion about solving liquor problems. The text also remarks on a superior race that has learned to push buttons to operate machines invented by the new.
Hiram Whitacre Dies at 81 in Siler County
Hiram Whitacre 81 longtime Siler resident died at his home about 6 30 this morning after a week long illness from a nervous breakdown and age related infirmities. A farmer by trade he was respected in the neighborhood and active in agriculture until recent months. Surviving are his wife formerly Miss Shade three sons A P and Carson Whitacre at home Percell Whitacre a Charlotte lawyer one brother C J Whitacre of Siler. Funeral arrangements had not
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Whitacre
Siler Selene
Siler
Late Conveyances Of County Realty
Real estate deeds recently recorded in Frederick County Circuit Court include John F Luttrell et al transferring land near Reynold s Store to Oscar O Luttrell for 2500 dollars Maude McKee to James P Reardon trustee 120 acres with dwelling and barn NW of Clearbrook for nominal consideration E M Punk et al to Dorothy V Renner several lots at New Middletown Va for nominal consideration Herbert B Larrick special commissioner to Winifred Bagnell 54 acres north of Middletown for 5000 dollars C M Lockhart et al to Gilbert P Renner 109 acres west of Round Hill mountain for nominal consideration.
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Frederick County
John F. Luttrell
Oscar O. Luttrell
Reynold
Maude McKee
James P Reardon
Clearbrook
E. M. Punk
Dorothy V. Renner
New Middletown
Herbert 8. Larrick
Winifred Bagnell
Middletown
C. M. Lockhart
Gilbert P. Renner
Round Hill Mountain
Letter Carrier Shaken Up In Car Mishap Near Cross Junction
Copenhaver, a letter carrier from Winches, was returning to the city about 9 o clock when his car lost control on a sharp curve near Cross Junction. He escaped injury after the rollover, crawled out, and rode in another auto to finish the trip. his vehicle was towed for repairs.
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Copenhaver
Cross Junction
Campaign to find jobs expands during winter s unemployment drive
Washington reports a broad effort to cut want through federal planning and state committees. The Post Office plans to hire 228 400 workers for Christmas season with 6 7 million dollars in aid, while Civil Service waivers and Veterans Bureau contracts fund hospital units for 4 500 jobs.
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Washington
Arthur Woods
New York
Woods
Frank G. Allen
Massachusetts
Postoffice
Postoffice Department
Generil Brown
Hoover
Postmaster General
Frank T. Hines
Veterans, Affairs
Veterans Bureau
Bishop James in South Methodist Church Faces Setback
Bishop James of the Methodist South visited a clinic and was diagnosed with inflammatory arthritis spreading from his right foot to his right hand left foot and knee. The physician reports the condition worsened and notes the pain is significant and causes concern.
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James Eee
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Bunker
Mr. Hill
Covington
Mitchell
Wilbur M. “Smith
Richard F. Beirne
Graham
Hostetter
Reddick
Hallowe’en Spcial
U. B. E. Church
United Ed
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Capt. Wagner
F. L. Henkle
Alexandra
Henkle
Old Dominion Stage Lines
Young People’s Choir
The
United Brethren Church
Hallowe’en Dance
West Coast
Mr. Rhodeheaver
Mr. O'Leary
Blue Ridge
Clarence O'Leary
North Kent Street
Charlottesville
Messrs
Henry and
Carroll Willis
Lions and Friends
Hotel Hamilton
Robert Adams
Pelham
B. F. Arthur Jr
Joseph Scattergood
Westchester
B. W. Marrer
Baltimore
Hotel
Jack
Robert Beverley
Goat
Rebecca Beverley
Bal- Renan
Porter Mayhee
Hotelack
E. B. Travers
Richmond
George Washington
James E. Cadwallader
Edinburg, Va
Mrs
F. B. Cadwallader
Stephens City
A. E. Beauvet
A. P. Fitch
E. W. Leask
George Washington Hotel
Gladys Miller
L. A. Thomas
Virginia Jackson
Grace Lutheran Chi
Gertrude 8. Kemper
Purcellville, Va
Elizabeth Siler
Lonnie Cline
East Cork Street
Joseph DeBier
Philad
United Brethren Sunday School
Baptist Church
AL Smith
G. O.P
Chicago
Mga
Hiram Whitacre
Associated Press
Bishop Ca Cs
Nebraska
Arthur Weaver
Charles Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Margaret L. Hodgson
Kaufman’s Daily
Khe Venenet
Pantirlien
Hiasieux
Lovett Bros. Sample Shoe
North Loudon St
Harrisonburg
Florsheim
NBC
Staunton
Hallowe’ En
Betsy Ross
Crystal Restaurant and Confectionery
Coca-Cola
Virginia
the Apple Gift Shop
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