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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1930

Page

8

New York Club Highlights Shenandoah Apple Blossom Route

The New York Automobile Club promotes a road trip from New York through eastern states to Magnolia Gardens near Charleston. It spotlights Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester on April 24–25 and Virginia Garden Week, noting Washington cherry blossoms and 11 million Virginia apple blossoms.

New York Automobile Club New York Sunday World New York Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia North Carolina Charleston D. C Winchester State Chamber of Commerce The Washington Potomac Park Tokio Japan William Howard Taft South Potomac Park Vania Shenandoah Valley Enandoa Garden Club of Virginia Garden Club Travel Bureau New York Automobile Magnolia Gardens Charlestown Potomac Alexandria Fredericksburg Richmond United States Raleigh Florence Middleton Gardens Columbia Spartanburg Asheville Smoky Mountains Rockies Bristol Pulaski Roanoke Blue Ridge

Exploring Caverns and Scenic Route Highlights in the East

The text invites travelers to explore famed caverns along a route near U S 11 including Endless Shenandoah Grand Massanutten Luray and Blue Grotto. It notes the Apple Blossom Festival at Winchester on April 24 and 25 attended by thousands. The journey passes Harper's Ferry Frederick Gettysburg and Harrisburg on U S 22 via Reading.

Grand U. S. 11 Winchester Potomac River Harper’s Ferry Frederick Gettysburg Pennsylvania Harrisburg U. 8 Reading Sommerville Newark

John P. Sheets Former Resident Dies in Staunton

John P. Sheets 45 former Staunton Winchester printer, died after several days illness from double pneumonia at 120 Thornrose Ave Staunton. Funeral held at 102 Thornrose Ave with ministers present. Survived by widow two sisters and three stepchildren. He was active in printing in Staunton and Winchester and a churchgoer with noted kindness.

John P. Sheetz Winchester Staunton Mr. Sheetz George A. Sheetz R. L. Stricklen Ruth Sutton Paul Ruth Leola Kerschner Staunon Schmid East Beverley Street McClure Company Sheets South New Street Thornton Avenue Second Presbyterian Church St. Paul’s

Timber Toppers to Contend for Famed Gold Cup

Timber toppers from multiple stables prepare for the Virginia Gold Cup Steeplechase at Warrenton on May 3. The four mile course over 17 fences at Baldwin Spillman estate hosts two preliminaries and two special cups the Clovely Cup and the Whitehall Cup. The cup lists winners since 1926 with 1926 Billy Barton and 1929 Dunk's Green among earlier champions. Entry blanks have been mailed by Spillman. entries close April 26. A recent Middleburg race left Sea Soldier and last year's winner Dunk's Green badly injured and destroyed.

Associated Press Warrenton Baldwin D. Spillman Timber R. C. Minmill Brush George Sloan Clovely Winmill Katherine Hitt Billy Barton Howard Bruce Albert G. Gober T. Morgan Bowen Donald H. Pierce Tijuca Mary H. Rumsey Ernest Woolf Middleburg Sea Soldier Dunk’s Green

Showers Bring Crowd to Baptist Meeting

Despite rain a large audience attended the Second Weekly meeting at First Baptist Church led by Rev. Edward T. Clark. The pastor spoke on The Life of Christ In Paul from Galatians 2 20 as hymn singing filled the informal gathering. Services begin at 8 o'clock with an invitation to all to renew allegiance to Jesus Christ.

Edward T. Clark First Baptist Church Paul Christ Jesus Christ

City Prepare Decorations for Annual Fete Celebration

City workers begin decorating for the upcoming annual fete as organizers urge public attendance. A recent ad by First and Merchants National Bank of Richmond promotes the festival with a brief two line footnote highlighting the event.

First and Merchants National Bank Richmond

Holy Week Tonight At Braddock Street M E Church

Holy Week services at Braddock Street M E Church continue tonight at 8 o clock with Rev Dr Murray D Mitchell as speaker. The Epworth League attends as a group and a music program is planned. The public is invited.

Braddock Street M. E. Church Murray D. Mitchell Epworth League

Back Creek Sunday School Association Meets To Plan

The executive committee will hold its annual meeting in the Union Bank director's room at 10 o'clock next Saturday April 19. The object is to arrange the annual district meeting and all committeemen and a representative from each school are urged to attend.

Back Creek Sunday School Association Union Bank

Mrs Wisecarver's Home Damaged by Noon Fire

An overheated furnace at 408 South Washington street ignited woodwork in the cellar and living room, triggering a 12:30 PM alarm. Firefighters with booster tanks extinguished the blaze, causing about $300 in damage. Carpenters were repairing the attic after a December fire when the second fire occurred in the cellar.

Emma Wisecarver South Washington Street

Special Lenten Services at Market Street M E Church

Special services at 8 o'clock this evening and at the same hours tomorrow and Friday at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev Norris A Lineweaver preaches on The Sayings From the Cross. Epworth League holds a 6 30 oclock Friday morning watch service led by the pastor with theme The Nearness of God.

Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church Norris A. Lineweaver Epworth League God

Old Stage Coach Leaves Harrisonburg For the Festival

Harrisonburg schedules a century old stage coach trip to Winchester for the Apple Blossom parade. Pulled by six horses from Keyser stock farm, the coach departs between 9 30 and 10 a.m. on a staged route via Mt Jackson and Strasburg. Passengers include Mrs William Paxton Miss Margaret Grattan Mrs Joseph L Wright and Miss Sara Frances Hering.

Shenandoah Valley Valley Pike Harrisonburg Winchester Keyser County Mt. Jackson Strasburg William Paxton Margaret Grattan Joseph L. Wright Sara Frances Hering

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