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Newspaper

Lexington Gazette

Location

Lexington, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1911

Page

5

Confederate Memorial and Memorial Day Observance in Lexington

A long list of visiting individuals from Virginia and surrounding areas greets Lexington as Confederate memorial events unfold. The town council approves water bond issues to fund Moore's Creek water supply, while local real estate deals and a school contest highlight a busy period. Rev Hammond delivers the Memorial Day address, praising Confederate history and urging truth in modern historiography amid cross-ceremonies, with Crosses of Honor presented to veterans.

Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States Moore's Creek Lexington General Lee Daughters of the Confederacy Mary Barclay Anzolette Eleanor Gadsden Mary Houston Martha Moore Williams. McDowell Dixie Sons of Veterans Lee General Jackson Cadets Virginia Military Institute Stonewall Jackson Appomattox Virginia John Lsterrer William N. Pendleton Alster Hammond Confeder

Dreuth Broken by Storm and Musical Notes

A heavy storm struck Lexington after midnight Sunday with hours of rain and a thunderstorm. Hail fell in some sections, rainfall reached about 1.4 inches. The last musicale of the season by Washington and Lee combined musical clubs was held in the High School Auditorium featuring orchestra, band, glee club, mandolin and guitar club and a vaudeville sketch titled A Contradictory Dad. The electoral board set municipal election officers for next Tuesday with Judges W A Kinnear C R K Varner and Wm KR Kennedy Clerks J W McClung e Henry T Stess and registrar O Jack.

Lexington Washington and Lee Messrs W. A. Kinnear C.R. K. Varner Wm. KR. Kennedy J. W. McClunge Henry T. Stess Mr. O Jack

Church Lawn Party at Elliott's Hill

The ladies of Elliott's Hill plan a church lawn party this Thursday June 15 on the church lawn. Ice cream cake and lemonade will be served to attendees.

Elliott's Hill

Official Program of Common Exercises at WL U

The document outlines Washington and Lee University commencement events from June 11 to June 14 including processions, sermons, concerts, joint society celebrations, and alumni activities led by Rev J H Farrar Senator Miles Poindexter and Senator Robert Owen with dates, times, and venues. Contracts for a new water supply accompany the program noting pipe and valve suppliers and costs.

WL. U Washington and Lee University Board of Trustees J. H. Farrar D. D New York Young Men's Christian Association J. M. Farrar Newcomb Hall Virginia Gamma Phi Beta Kappa Y. M. CO Denny Miles Poindexter Washington Charles A. Graves Washington and Leg University Robert L. Owen Oklahoma A . H. Hopkins

Jahnke to Take Charge of Lexington Jewelry Firm

Mr. James E. Jahnke of Chattanooga Tennessee will come to Lexington next month to assume leadership of Janoke's jewelry business. He is nephew of the late L G Jahnke and brother of A F Jahnke Jr the current Lexington owner. He brings strong testimonials and a long family association with the local trade stretching half a century.

James E. Jahnke Chattanooga

Church Notices At Washington and Lee Cadets To Hear Dr Eager

In consequence of commence ment services next Sunday at Washington and Lee there will be no services in the white churches of Lexington On Sunday June 18 Rev Dr George B Eager of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Louisville will preach to the cadets in the morning There will be no morning services in the Baptist church but Dr Mager will preach at night at 8 15 o clock Old kitchen chairs old furniture old casets old bureaus when worn out made new again at a cost of 15 to 20 cents with a can of Home Finish Domestic Paint Home Finish L M Varnish or Home Finish L M Varnish Stain Directions for use on each can Anybody can use it Get from McCrom Drug Co L Gilkeson Buena Vista

Eden Hildebrand Annapolis, Md Annie Black Oak Dale J. KR. Keeton M. J. Weaver Hot Springs Lexington Leslie L. Weaver L. E. Matheny Monterey Highland County Thomas H. Birmingham Fayetteville W. Va Mary Champe Agnes Scott College Decatur Rockbridge Harrisonbrug A. A. Moodispaw Rosa Adams Henry Street Grace de Berry Mt. Gilead N.C Clyde Hite Strasburg Point of Rocks Davis Lee Early South Union Southland Confederacy Washington and Lee George B. Eager Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Louisville Baptist Church Mager McCrom Drug Co L. Gilkeson Buena Vista

Paint and carpet tip from Buena Vista ad

A miniature home improvement notice suggests painting the room’s border with L and M Fico Paint costing about six cents and finishing with a bright varnish. It recommends covering the center with homemade carpeting and notes McCrom Drug Co and H L Gilkeson in Buena Vista as vendors.

L. & M. Fico McCrom Drug Co H. L. Gilkeson Buena Vista

Lexington Produce Market Ad Listing Prices

Lexington Produce Market in Lexington Virginia lists flour extri at 4 dollars per unit, Tig at 1.25, butter priced, corn and new wheat offerings, bacon ham, and other produce items in a compact ad style for the local market.

Lexington Pune Mteas

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