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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1930

Page

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Handley High School Finishes Pageant Plans On Apple Festival

The Handley High School students under Hugh Duffey and Mrs Edna Petrescu prepare the pageant The Bud and the Bloom A Pageant of Development with the United States Navy Band providing music The event follows Queen Shenandoah the Seventh coronation and features over 500 pupils in a nature and history themed show at Memorial Hospital area venues.

Ley High School Handley High School Shenandoah Eam Handley Hugh 8. Duffey Edna Elghmey Petrescu Pais Duffey Petrescu John Kerr School Elma Hancon United States Navy Band Charles Benter Virginia Boyd Edna Eighmey Opal Robinson Gertrude Ritter Peery Ruth Beery Katherine Pannill Professor Quarles Lelia Shipp Hughs. Duffey United States Navy

All Roads Lead To Winchester For Festival Travel

A detailed travel advisory lists routes to Winchester for the upcoming festival. Key options include Berryville Route 37 opening for the event, alternate paths via Leesburg Aldie and Route 50, and Washington to Fairfax to Winchester. Several stretches around War­saw Culpeper Sperryville Front Royal are noted as hard surfaced with some construction.

Berryville Winchester Boyce Leesburg Aldie Round Hill Washington U. 5 Fairfax Prom Kilmarnock Neck Warsaw Fredericksburg Culpeper Sperryville Front Royal Richmond Road Richmond Alexandria Charlottesville Staunton Harrisonburg Mount Jackson Strasburg North Carolina Winston- Salem Greensboro Roanoke Lynchburg Afton

Fox Movietone to Cover Apple Festival

Fox Movietone will cover the apple festival with two sound picture crews from Washington dispatched next week to shoot views of the festival and blooming orchards. One crew will operate in an airplane to capture aerial views of the blossoming trees.

Nelson F. Richards Arthur A. de Titta Washington Fox Movietone Pictures DeTitta

Easter Dance At Friendship Hall Tonight At 8 Oclock

Indications point to a large crowd at the Easter dance tonight at the Friendship Fire Co. hall. Many out of town people plan to attend. Good music will be provided and the dance begins at 8. Proceeds go to the Friendship Fire Company. This will be the last in a series of weekly dances.

Friendship Fire Co Friendship Fire Company

Brooks Pharmacy Easter Candy and Novelties

Easter season offers a selection of candies and novelties at Brooks Pharmacy. Shoppers can choose traditional treats and small gift items for baskets and celebrations.

Warsaw Man’s Alibi in Baker Murder Case Reviewed

Marvin Sisson of Warsaw Virginia was arrested at his home on a murder warrant for Mary Baker a Navy department employee whose body was found and transported near Arlington National Cemetery. Sisson and Julien Gallagher two Warsaw traveling salesmen claimed alibis that placed them with their families or at home the night of the killing. Arlington County Commonwealth Attorney Gloth stated Sisson’s alibi appeared strong after several hours of questioning and Gallagher was to be questioned further upon arrival in Arlington.

Flcers Julien Gallegher Richmond Marvin Sisson Warsaw Miss Baker Baltimore Pee Sisson and Gallagher Arlington National Cemetery Commonwealth Gloth Arlington County Sisson Gallegher Arlingtone Arlington Fred Settle Richmond County Mary Baker Navy Department

Cantata The Resurrection Sung By South Church Choir

An Easter cantata The Resurrection will be sung at 8 oclock tomorrow evening at Addock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South. Prof W H McIlwee directs the choir with Mrs Lillian Milleson as organist. The program features Christ the Lord Is Rise There was a Garden Come See the Place Awake Thou That Sleepest Sing the Resurrection Song Alleluia Christ Is King Now Is Christ Risen and final.

Addock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South W. H. Mcllwee Lillian Milleson Christ Madeline Whitlock H.S. Duffey

Funeral announced for Hunter S Seabright Monday

The funeral for Hunter S. Seabright who died of a heart attack at Memorial Hospital will be held Monday at 2 PM from his sister in law Mrs Ida Seabright’s apartment at 23 West Piccadilly Street. Rev E T Clark of First Baptist Church will conduct services and burial will be in Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Hunter S. Seabright Memorial Hospital Ida Seabright West Piccadilly Street E. T. Clark First Baptist Church Mount Hebron Cemetery

Public Sale of Household Furniture at Court House Lat

Public sale of valuable household furniture in front of the Court House Lat on April 19 at 1 p.m. conducted by JACK T. ENGLE as Trustee.

Court House Jack T. Engle

Special Easter Music Program At Christ Church

The Easter festival will be celebrated at 11 o clock Sunday morning at Christ Episcopal Church with a special service led by Rector Rev. Ro bert B. Nelson. The vested choir directed by Mrs. F. M. Reynolds with J. P. Hayley at organ will perform works by Reade Jeibel and include hymns such as Welcome Happy Morning Jesus Lives and Jesus Christ Is Risen Today.

Christ Episcopal Church Robert B. Nelson F. M. Reynolds J. P. Hayley R. E. Griffith Nelson Page Walter George G. O. Miller Douglas DuShane Sidney Edmonds C. W. Trenary Philip Williams Dennis Hayley Osmar Swanson Horace Browne Seddon Nelson Christ Reade Jeibel Jesus Jesus Christ

Newport News Plane to Attend Apple Blossom Festival

Newport News Company will send a large airplane to Winchester Airport near Newport News, Va for the upcoming Apple Blossom Festival. The costly craft, valued around $8,000, can carry many passengers and will be stationed east of the city for the fete next week.

Noland Company Newport News Winchester

Fire Claims Over 100 At Romanian Church Vigil

A Good Friday vigil in Cotesci Romania ends in tragedy as fire sweeps a 100 year old church. Officials report 100 to 150 dead with only four escapees three men and one woman. Survivors describe a jammed inward door and frantic search for sacred vessels.

Associated Press Cotesci Rumania

Young People To Hold a Beautiful Easter Service

The young people of Winchester plan a 7 am Easter service Sunday at Mount Hebron Cemetery near Senseney road with a backup in the Presbyterian Church if weather fails. The program includes trumpet duets, a choir anthem, a pantomime, scripture, hymns, readings, and a quartet, with pastors officiating and invitations extended to all ages.

Winchester Mount Hebron Senseney Road Presbyterian Frances McFaden Mary Mother of Jesus Virginia Silver Mary Magdelene Loe Francis Forney Oods Mary McQuay Oakes EB. T. Clark Matthew Elsie Mathews William Glass

Weather Fair But Overcast For The Day

Easter weather favorable to spring outfits was predicted by the weather bureau with sunshine absent in parts of the east and south while the middle west and northwest may see clearer skies.

Associated Press Washington Middle West Northwest Weather Bureau

Sheriff Believed to Have Fled with State Funds

Tallahassee April 19 Associated Press reports Sheriff Frank Stoutamire of Leon county Florida says a blood stained car owned by Sheriff I K Horn of Seminole county Georgia was found in the Ochlocknee river swamp near here yesterday. It is alleged to have been planted to help Horn abscond with between 12000 and 15000 dollars from his office.

Associated Press Tallahassee Fla Frank Stoutamire Leon County I. K. Horn Seminole County Ochlocknee River Here Horn

All Festival Committees To Meet Tonight

Richards calls all festival committee members to gather at 8 o'clock tonight at the George Washington Hotel. A director-general urges full attendance to finalize preparations for the upcoming fete and finish plans before the one week countdown ends.

Nelson F. Richards George Washington Hotel

Weather outlook for the coming week in the mid Atlantic

The forecast shows showers around Tuesday and again day or Saturday. Start of the week is cool, not so cool Tuesday, colder Wednesday and Thursday, then warmer by week end.

The Associated Press Washington North Middle Atlantic

Refrigerator assortment ad from R M Swimley

Local ad promotes a selection of refrigerators for hot weather. Published with date 4 19 19 21 and signed by R M Swimley, inviting readers to choose a model today.

R. M. Swimley

New Line of Administer Rugs Showcased

A local retailer invites customers to view a new rug collection titled Administer Rugs. The display emphasizes modern textures and durable designs suitable for living rooms and hallways.

Easter Flowers at Jones and Co

Easter flowers headline a small listing for Jones and Co dated April 18. The brief item mentions tulips and related bouquet offerings in a concise, period newspaper style.

Jones & CO

Household furniture auction listing at Clifford Street

A sale of household furniture including many antique pieces is set for May 8 at 10 a.m. at 411 West Clifford Street. Auction details reference an internal code 4-19 Ip 11.

W. Clifford St

New Traffic Permits Issued For Festival

Chief of Police M A Doran announced new traffic permits for the Apple Blossom Festival next Thursday and Friday. Permits issued by the local police replace all previous year permits and feature a new color cardboard to avoid confusion. Only festival officials and those with business inside parade lines will receive permits.

M. A. Doran

Corsages Now Open for Orders at He Flower Shop

Local florist announces corsage orders for upcoming events. He Flower Shop emphasizes prompt placement and fresh arrangements for weddings proms and special occasions.

Finance Committee Seeks Pledge Payments for Apple Blossom Festival

The Apple Blossom Festival finance committee led by H. Delmar Robinson D. E. Stultz and treasurer Clifford Grim urges all subscribers to remit their pledges. Festival headquarters report mounting bills and request prompt payment to meet obligations. Send payments to treasurer Clifford Grim.

H. Delmar Robinson D. E. Stultz Clifford Grim

For Sale Packard Club Se Dan and Pet Hound Ad

Classified blurbs list a for sale notice for a recent model Packard club se dan described as practically new and a wanted notice seeking a good home for a young female hound. Contacts shown as phone 41 J. Includes date stamps indicating publication in mid April.

Parking Space Auction for Festival Goods

A notice offers a parking space for 50 cars to support a festival. The listing also mentions groceries meats and second hand furniture for sale by Aus Rau, with file tag 4-19-1p-31.

Cleaning House Help Wanted Notice

Local laundry advertises assistance with cleaning tasks at Winchester Steam Laundry. Phone numbers 28 and 29 provided for inquiries. Includes scheduling hint with days Monday Wednesday Saturday and a 1 p.m. to two? time reference.

Winchester Steam Laundry

Flower Shop Blooms Offer Easter Lilies and More

Easter lilies, hydrangeas, spireas, yellow callas, tulips, hyacinths, jonquils, and rose bushes are in bloom at The Flower Shop offering seasonal color and arrangements.

Georgia Governor to Crown Queen at Shenandoah Festival

Telegram from Governor L. G. Herdman of Georgia accepts invitation to attend the Seventh Apple Blossom Festival and crown Suzanne Pollard as Queen Shenandoah VII. He will be assisted by Winchester officials in a traditional ceremony. Also attending will be four other state governors from West Virginia North Carolina South Carolina and Virginia.

L . G. Herdman Georgia Richards Hardman Winchester Conley West Virginia Mary Jatthews Shenandoah C. Max Gardner North Carolina John C. Richards South Carolina John Garland Pollard Old Dominion

Citizens Ask If City Hall Will Be Decorated

Inquiries arise about Winchester City Hall being dressed in national and festival colors for the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival next week. Citizens hope the City Council committee will act early to decorate using funds from the hall upkeep budget, noting the Common Council already contributed $300 to festival expenses.

Winchester City Hall Virginia Common Council

Special Lutheran Easter Services At Stephens City

Tomorrow morning at 6 o clock a communion service will be held at Trinity Lutheran Church Stephens City in commemoration of Easter Day. Another Easter service is planned for tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. The public is invited to be present at both services.

Trinity Lutheran Church Stephens City

Grandstand and Box Seats Sale Announcement

Tickets for the grandstand and boxes at the fair grounds go on sale Monday at the Colonial Hotel Cameron and Piccadilly streets. J C Oakes, committee chairman, announced the sale for the festival queen parade next Friday. Grandstand seats cost 75 cents and grandstand boxes $6.

Fair Grounds Colonial Hotel Cameron and Piccadilly Strets J. C. Oakes

William Splawn Dies In Steelton

The body of William Splawn, color ed 22, who died Thursday at Steelton Pennsylvania of acute erysipelas was brought here this morning. Funeral services will be held at 2.30 p.m. Sunday at Stephens City with interment in the colored cemetery at that place. He was a son of Estulia Was Splawn and a brother of Sarah Washington.

William Splawn Steelton Stephens City Estulia Splawn Sarah Washington

Miss Pollard Crowned Queen Shenandoah in Ceremony

Plans for Miss Pollard’s coronation as Queen Shenandoah the Seventh are finalized for April 24 at Ley High School bowl. The ancient Winchester England rite will guide the ceremony, featuring heralds, trumpets, oaths, and the delivery of the gold apple to the new queen.

Virginia Pollard Winchester England Shenandoah Miss Pollard Ley High School Bowl Plickinger Alfred the Great

Friendship Fire Company Meet for Parade Roles

All members are urged to attend at Friendship Hall at 8 PM Monday April 21 to be assigned parade positions for Thursday’s Firemen parade. This is the final meeting before the event. Signed Fred W. Forney Canty.

Friendship Hall

Also Mentioned on This Page

Navy Band Garland R. Quarles Reader Herbert Smellie Smellie Louise Strother Fox Movietone Brooks’ Brooks’ Pharmacy Baker Girl H. S. Seabright Christ Church Newport News Company Preston O. Sartelle Finance Committee L. C. Kremer W. Pall Mall St Gov. Hardman the Queen Shenandoah the Land of Esplanade Friendship Fire. CO Fred W. Forney, Canty
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