Garden Club speakers share loyalty talk and Flower Arrangements plan
The Martinsburg and Gerardstown attendees heard a loyalty talk by Rev T H Daffin as the auxiliary reports from Massanetta Training School entertained. Delegates included Mrs Dean Mrs Daffin Miss Mary Lee Stewart and Mrs Harry Carter. A social hour followed adjournment. Next auxiliary meeting is October 3 at Mrs Paul Cline's home. Mrs Ernestine Pole of The Homestead addresses Winchester and Clarke County Garden Club on Flower Arrangements with companions Mrs H C Burrus and Mrs Melvin Green present. A Letter Box feature allows members to submit flower culture questions for discussion at meetings.
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Paul Cline
Ernestine Pole
Homestead Hotel
Hot Springs
Winchester and
Clarke County Garden Club
John Scully
South Stewart Street
Reverend Dudley returns from European trip
The Rev W L Dudley former pastor of the Church of Christ and his daughter Kathryn returned to New York after a month in England and on the continent They attended the world convention of the Disciples of Christ in Leicester and he preached there Mrs Chauncey Organ and her husband plan to reside in Westerville following their August 10 wedding The United Brethren Church Women’s Missionary Society meets Tuesday at 7 30 pm at 1319 Valley Avenue with Miss Pearl Brown in charge ahead of Virginia Annual Conference attendance
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W. L. Dudley
Church of Christ
New York
England
Kathryn Dudley
Mr. Dudley
Miss Dudley
Disciples of Christ
Leicester
Eny
Disciples’ Church
Chauncey B. Organ
Westerville
Ohio
Social calendar of multiple club meetings at George Washington Hotel
Tuesday and Wednesday schedule with Lions Kiwanis Stephenson DAR Winchester Garden Club and other gatherings. Evening choirs BPOE lodge and adult choir. Thursday Rotary luncheon softball banquet. Friday Legion luncheon at George Washington Hotel. Events listed with times and locations in Winchester area.
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Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Stephenson Social Club
Myrtle Carlisle
Greenwood
Senseny Road
Fort Loudoun
C. E. Aulick
South Braddock St
Winchester-Clarke County
Rev Sydenstricker At Old West Virginia Home
A Romney CW Va Review correspondent recalls a Springfield Hampshire county reunion at The Maples with George Taylor family of Winchester and relatives including A L Pugh Capon Bridge and Rev Hubert Sydenstricker D D of Winchester. The gathering honors ties to Romney Methodist history and memories of boyhood days. The Bunker Hill Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary holds a September loyalty meeting hosted by Mrs James Triggs with Mrs William Dean presiding.
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Sydenstricker
Old West Virginia
Romney CW. Va
Springfield
Hampshire County
George Taylor
Winchester
The
Maples
A. L. Pugh
Capon Bridge
Hubert Sydenstricker
D. D
Marvin Williams
Manning Taylor
Leonora
Virginia
Hamil Thompson
Romney Methodist Church
Miss Mollie
Luncheon Held for Miss Nan DuPuy in Richmond
Miss Nan DuPuy of Richmond, sister of Mrs. J. B. Beverley, is a guest at Mrs. Beverley’s home at 408 West Clifford Street. On Wednesday she will be guest of honor at a luncheon by Mrs. Richard E. Byrd at her Amherst Street residence. A number of other entertainments are planned in her honor.
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Nan DuPuy
Richmond
J. B. Beverley
Beverley
West Clifford Street
Miss DuPuy
Richard E. Byrd
Amherst Street
Junior Hospital
Memorial Hospital
Wedding by Rev Saunders in Grace Church Parsonage
The Rev W P Saunders pastor of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church South Middletown officiated the marriage of Miss Martha Mae Keene of Glen Moore PA and Mr William Hanley Clement of Coatesville PA at the church parsonage Tuesday afternoon September 3. Col Bryan Conrad of Richmond visited his daughter Miss Georgia Conrad at 202 West Boscawen Street over the weekend and plans to return to Richmond tomorrow.
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W. P. Saunders
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Middletown
Martha Mae Keene
Glen Moore
William Hanley Clement
Coatesville
Bryan Conrad
Col
Richmond
Georgia Conrad
West Boscawen Street
Conrad
Chanters To Resume Regular Meetings This Fall
Chanters president Mr Robert McNally announced a return to rehearsals Thursday evening after disbanding in summer. Director Floyd Haines has plans to tackle several programs this winter including one aimed at eliminating vestment debt. The group remains enthusiastic about resuming work.
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Chanters
Chanters Organization
Robert McNally
Floyd Haines
Guests In Baltimore Headline Family Visit Notes
Mr and Mrs Barnett visit Baltimore staying with Mr Barnetts aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Jack Maddox. Miss Mary Fugitt of Baltimore stays a week with Mrs Irene Goshert at 317 North Kent Street. Maurice Dean of Richmond visits Rosemont Berryville with H F Byrd Jr. Handley School couple Luther Hale honeymooned in southern states. Ida V Willis returns from Harrisonburg Va to South Cameron Street with niece Alice Garner. Libby Wingfield returns home from Atlantic City and Wilmington after month away.
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Mrs. Barnett
Baltimore
C. Douglas Barnett
Mr. Barnett
Mrs
Jack Maddox
Mary Fugitt
Irene Goshert
North Kent Street
Maurice Dean
Richmond
H. F. Byrd, Jr
Luther Hale
Southern Points
Hale
Loudelle Potts
Mrs. Hale
Handley School
Ida V. Willis
Harrisonburg
Mrs. Hoover
South Cameron Street
Alice Garner
Libby Wingfield
Harris Addition
Atlantic City
N. J
Wilmington
Del
Women Favor In Camay Contest Highlights of a survey show women plan to spend $1000 a year for life on helping others
The Camay soap slogan contest drew letters from American women praising generosity. Respondents describe using $1000 yearly for life to aid the young, the old, expectant mothers, and the needy, with many emphasizing selfless motives and practical support like home improvements and education. The contest closes September 30 with 1210 cash prizes from $2 to $1000.
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Camay Soap
Life
Camay
Club
America
Nebraska
New Mexico
Wyoming Club
Orders To Shoot Photographers Around State Capitol
Col. E. P. Roy, commander of the State Highway Police, ordered guards to shoot any photographer found taking pictures near the State Capitol or the hospital where Huey Long was fighting for his life. Police and civilian officials tightened controls, denying entrance without proven business.
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Baton Rouge, la
E. P. Roy
State Highway Police
State Capitol
Huey Long
Baton Rouge
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1684 B for teens and women
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1684 B offers a simple stylish dress with a front drape and back slit, designed in sizes 12 to 20 with busts 30 to 38. The pattern requires 3 1/2 yards of 36 inch fabric for size 16 and is advertised with the Barbara Bell pattern book available by mail for 5 cents.
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Barbara Bell
Longest Underground Escalator Opens in London
A 161 foot escalator at Leicester Square Underground station is hailed as the world’s longest. The feature attracts visitors and underscores the station’s modern Transit facilities in the capital.
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London
Leicester Square
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Salome Crisman
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Ida Lycett
Klena Hoshour
Elizabeth Sager
Daughters of Confederacy
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
George W. Kurtz
Loudoun Street
U. D.C
Roanoke
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Frances Beverley
B. M. Roszel
Virginia Beach
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
Miss Beverley
Durell
Maine
E. H. Durell
West
Cecil Street
Oakland
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Miss Boyd
Philadelphia
Virginia Boyd
Eleanor Hogue
Robert Lishman
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Burnetta Duke
St. Louis
C. 8. Duke
Associated Press
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Blaze
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the Commercial & Savings Bank
N. Loudoun St
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Acme
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Loudoun St
Barbara Bell Pattern Service
Winchester Evening Star
Times Square Station
New York, N. Y
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
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Retail Grocers’ Association
Drexel
Selby
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North Main Street
R. M. Swimley
Geo. Washington Hotel
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