A I B Class Begins Tuesday at Shenandoah College
The American Institute of Banking will start fall banking classes at Shenandoah College Tuesday at 7 p.m. Courses include Principals of Bank Operations taught by Elsie Mathews of Shenandoah Valley National Bank, Economics taught by Robert J. McNally of Farmers & Merchants National Bank, and Public Speaking by H. Robert Edwards of Commercial & Savings Bank. ASP president Bill Fuller urged bankers to attend or contact him.
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Shenandoah College
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
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Farmers & Merchants National Bank
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World’s Fair Impressions From a Local Family Visit
Reverend Ronald S. Clark recounts a Montague Avenue Methodist Church visit to the New York World’s Fair. He notes its vast layout, orderly crowds, reasonable prices, and expansive exhibits from General Electric General Motors Ford Chrysler and the Vatican. The piece describes moving walkways revolving theatres and the fair’s peace theme amid bustling crowds.
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Clark
Montague Avenue Methodist Church
Mark
Marcia
New York
General ,Electric
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Vatican
Baldwin play to Vienna festival in Vienna
The Amen Corner by James Baldwin is named as the U S entry in Vienna music drama festival next year. Lloyd Richards will direct the drama which will tour several European cities after Vienna. The play had one prior American production in Los Angeles.
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Vienna
James Baldwin
U.S
Lloyd Richards
Los Angeles
Fall Festival Set Tomorrow at Capon Bridge PTA
The Capon Bridge Junior High and Grade School PTA hosts a fall festival on the school grounds starting at 5 p.m. with country ham dinners fried chicken homemade ice cream pies and cakes for sale. Proceeds fund school projects and improvements while the school band music games and a white Elephant sale provide entertainment.
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Capon Bridge
PTA
Early wigs and false hair used in ancient Egypt
The Britannica notes women dyed hair as far back as 400 B C and that false hair was common. Unlike the Egyptian wig, some styles aimed to look natural.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
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