Emeralds for Eyes and Other Notions From Dark Ages
Emeralds were credited by sages of ancient times with strengthening eyesight for daily wear. The seven deadly sins are pride wrath envy lust gluttony avarice and sloth. A Roman holiday once described battles and blood games and now means profit gained at others’ expense.
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Kansas City Times
Rome
Communities May Borrow From Emergency Relief and Construction Act
Communities nationwide gain from the Emergency Relief and Construction Act enabling about 2.122 billion dollars for construction and relief projects. The plan aims to employ up to a million workers with 322 million for federal public works, 1.5 billion for self liquidating projects, and 300 million for relief. Local governments are urged to act quickly to secure loans and start construction to maximize employment and community improvements.
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Emergency Relief and Construction Act
Winchester
Federal Home Loan Bank
Wayne County
Detroit
Mich
Board of County Road Commissioners
County Welfare Department
Va Dette
St A Bys
Edwards. Hines
Wayne Ave
Wilmette
Ill
Toledo
Ohio
Wellsville
N. Y
Mississippi
California
Millwood Social Lights Host Debutante Weekend
Millwood Virginia hosts a large house party for Rosalind Huidekoper debut season with guests from Boston Baltimore New York Greenwich and Richmond. Attendees include Polly Cunningham Leith Symington Nancy Nelson Huidekoper and several Burwell Meade and Huidekoper family members with dances picnics and dinners at Long Branch Rosny Twin Oaks and The Tubyries.
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Millwood
Hugh M. Nelson
Long Branch
Rosalind Huidekoper
Prescott Huidekoper
Baltimore
Polly Cunningham
Boston
Leith Symington
Nancy Nelson Huidekoper
Clarence C. Pell
New York
Joseph Cunningham
Douglas Gorman
Fenwick Keyser
Pat Coburn
Greenwich
Conn
Star
George H. Burwell
Noice
Ann Hill Brown
Three Arts Club
Richmond
Wortham
Miss Patterson
Rosney
Susan Carter
Capt
Col
Llewellyn Bull
Tubyries
Basil Ryan
Twin Oaks
Long Branch” Woods
Virginia Carson
Henry Frost
Elizabeth Chew
Winston Frost
Platte Okie
Gwynne Harrison
Conference of M. E. Church Meets in October
The Baltimore Conference sessions in Winchester will review the Methodist Episcopal Church South activities for the year ending September 30. Presiding elders for Washington and Winchester districts head their regional gatherings as the church’s six general boards outline missions finance education and extension plans. The conference spans a large territory across forty nine Annual Conferences.
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M. Canter
Washington
J Howard Wells
Winchester
FE. L Woolf
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Board of Missions
Board of Finance
Board of Christian Edu
Cation
Hospital Board
Board of Church Extension
Baltimore
Constance Bennett Heads Capitol Film Fare For Two Days
Captiol theatre presents Constance Bennett in Two Against the World by Warner Bros a society scandal courtroom drama with Marion Dix story plus The Engineer's Daughter and When in Rome travelogue additional features at Capitol cinema over two days.
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Constance Bennett
Capitol Film
Conance Bennett
Marquise de la Falaise de la Coudray
Capitol Theatre
Warner Bros
Marion Dix
Jerry Hodwin
R Ich
Masquez
Enineer
Newman
Rome
Maryland Virginia and District of Columbia Conference News
In the Maryland Virginia West Virginia and District of Columbia area there are 627 congregations 220 active pastors and 88 754 members. Last year the membership contributed 1 173 579 for all purposes. Rev George Wesley Jones will preach Wednesday Thursday and Friday evenings at the Main Street Methodist Church in Danville. About 475 pastors delegates and visitors will be entertained in homes and at the George Washington Hotel and Hotel. The entertainment committee includes Rev E L Woolf D D Rev E A Lambert J H Rosenberger Reginald Haines J N Good A H Jackson F A Shryock and W M Shade. Grace Lutheran Church Dr L A Thomas will lead meetings during the week.
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Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
George Welsey Jones
Main Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Danville
George Washington
Jack
E. L Woolf
D. D
E. A. Lambert
J H. Rosenberger
Reginald Haines
J. N Good
A. H. Jackson
F. A. Shryock
W. M. Shade
Grace Lutheran Church
L. A. Thomas
Blondie of the Follies final run at Palace in Pal ace season
Tonight marks the final performances of Blondie of the Follies at the Palace with Marion Davies Robert Montgomery Billie Dove Jimmy Durante Zasu Pitts and James Gleason delivering standout work. Hearst Metrotone News and a Paramount cartoon highlight the bill. A two day engagement opens Thursday for Women Go On Forever with Clara Kimball Young making her talking picture debut.
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Palace
Marion Davies
Robert Montgomery
Billie Dove
Jimmy Durante
Zasu Pitts
James Gleason
Hearst Metrotone News
Paramount
New York
James Cruze
the Palace
Clara Kimball Young
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