News items from 史 Southern Methodist Conference and local events
The article summarizes a year slate including the Southern Methodist Conference annual session noting politics as separate from church business. It mentions measures by the Northern Virginia Power Company, a resuscitation inhalator purchase, high school football season notes, a submarine collision with the City of Rome, civic appeals for the Red Cross, Shawnee Springs water changes, and large contributions to Shenandoah National Park.
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Southern Methodist Church
Northern Virginia Power Company
Allegheny High
Cumberland
Spedeship
Rome
Civic Forces
Winchester
American Red Cross
Shawnee Springs
Gs Springs
Walter Cox
Shenandoah National Park
Community Visitors and Local Arrivals Fill Weekend Notes
Capon Bridge notes visits from families in Star Tannery Mount Williams and Winchester. Several residents host or visit relatives including Eulala Riley Ruth Fenaker Opal Hott and Mrs. Schaffenaker. George Anderson and others travel, while Mrs. A D McKee improves and Florence Schuler moves to new business location and continues hair services.
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Star Tannery
T. S. Cooper
Mount Williams
Fred Offutt
Franklin
William Ryan
Washington
Eulala Riley
Ruthfenaker
Opal Hott
Slanesville
Frank Schaffenaker
Schaffenaker
Harry Swisher
Flint
George H. Anderson
Richmond
M. C. Anderson
Fannie Jackson
Eunice Gill
Clara
Winchester
Oscar Eaton
Keezer
Hermon Eaton
Ben Slane and Sons
Charles Hott
Hagerstown Fair
L. C. Haines
Edyth Haines
George Peacemaker
Capon Chapel
Garland Giffin
Fairmont
J. T. Funkhouser
A. D. McKee
Rosalie Lovett
Minnie McDonald
Jennie Frye
Edward Roberts
Martinsburg
Bessie Schaffenaker
Th Slonaker
Arthur Slonaker
Dillions Run
George Washington University
H. D. Burkheimer
Francis Stump
Romney
Florence Schuler
Kenzel Oates
Byrd Backs School Superintendent Election Position
A report notes H. F. Byrd supports the selection of the district superintendent of schools. The text also mentions events at a mass meeting in Charlottesville and a collision involving a Tulip resident.
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Charlottesville
H. F. Byrd
Charof Tulip
Valian V. Deam
Thomas M Sperry
Refuge Brevities From Refuge Virginia
Local notes record visits and illnesses among families including the Bowmans Ritenours and Hampsons. Birth announced for Helen Marie, with funeral attendance for Moses Miller at Salon Church and several weekend visitors from Baltimore and Stephens City. California poultry production cited at about 73 million dollars yearly.
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James Orndorff
R. C. Hicks
June
Joseph Orndorff
Elderidge Kirk
Baltimore
Arthur Grim
Stephens City
Isaac
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Kenneth E. Henry & Co. “Radio Satisfaction
Emmert’s
Picot Top
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Mills
Tom Mills
Georgetown University
Point Lookout, Md
Refuge
Harley . Ritenour
Hampson Ritenour
Ralph Hess
Leonard Hess
Emily
Berryville
Willis
Ruggles
Roy Bowman
Washing
Grim
California
Mately
Northern VA. Power Company
Virginia
John S. Solenberger & CO. Inc
Loudoun Street
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North Loudoun ST
Winchester, VA
Curtais
Moling & Cather
Betty Shoppe
West Boscawen St
H. J. Heinz Company
Valley Pike
North Carolina
Harrison Fisher
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