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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1935
Page
8
The Physicians and One exchange will commence operation Monday. City doctors and their patients gain a 24 hour free service to locate physicians by telephone. Call Winch 1083 to reach the exchange when doctors cannot be found at office or home.
A cable from Fred A. Motz, fruit specialist in Europe, notes English orchards show an early apple crop with strong bud formation and blooms across cherry and pear in parts. Frost risk remains as buds are vulnerable, and Wisbech area looks lighter than last year after a cold snap on April 2.
Handley High School dominated Randolph Macon Academy in the season opener on Handley cinder paths, 72 to 37. Crisman, Clevenger, H. Baker, and Carpenter led field events while W. Miller and Johnson each claimed multiple top finishes for Handley. RMA’s Sanworth led the visitors with 8 points, as the meet featured numerous event-by-event results and strong performances from local athletes.
County notes report 26 members attended a business session with Pedace and social time. Members E L Orndorff and EB Prince visited friends, and Amos Prince visited Pearl Garber in Winchester. The club plans a April 10 meeting at Mrs. Gore’s home in Clearbrook.
Brucetown Virginia notes report Mr and Mrs Paul Shirkey host guests from Grimes. Anna Price returns from Front Royal for weekend at home. Brucetown Church ladies plan dinner April 12. The late Charles E Baty funeral attended by Robert Smith and others. Miss Edith Smith cared for by Mary Fry near Marlboro.
Refuge Virginia report notes Misses Ethel Bray and Thelma Ritenour along with Mr Myron Ritenour and Mr Boyd Bean spending Sunday in Baltimore.
Mr and Mrs Gerald Gate report John Conner has moved to Lancluse. Mr and Mrs Ollie Grim and son Gervis spent Sunday with Mr Isaac Grim and Miss Julia Grim. Fee Ferrabee called at the home of Mr and Mrs James Orndorff Tuesday evening. Mrs Phil Bowman spent Thursday in Middletown. Miss Bernice Ferrabee visited her sister Mrs William Perdue near Winchester and is now in Washington employed. Miss Virgie Orndorff visited her sister Mrs re Bowman near Stephens City Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at Mrs. C. W. Gardiner's home with Miss Elsie Armel leading. Twelve members and six visitors attended. Fredericksburg guests Cecil Wyant and wife visited family. Mrs. C. E B. Armel and Elsie Armel were business callers in Winchester. P T A convention in Stephens City attended by Mrs. J. W. Bell and Mrs. C. E. Pifer. An Armel Community League minstrel is set for April 12 at Stephens City High. Epworth League party at Macedonia Church drew large attendance.
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