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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1922
Page
2
Norfolk and Western timetable in effect May 29 1921 lists Northbound No 139.07 a.m. Berryville to Bristol route notes. Incomplete fragment mentions Bristol and card?rofer stations and berriesville.
The first Sunday after Easter at Centenary Reformed Church features a 9.45 a.m. Sunday school live classes for all ages and a 9.45 a.m. Men's Bible Class. An 11 o'clock service will discuss The Conditions of Immortality with strong music and a growing church outreach. Community service at 7.30 p.m. includes films God's Great Outdoors and The Creation with singing and orchestra.
Dr Royal J Dye a medical missionary at Bolengi Africa for over ten years will speak at Market Street Methodist Church Thursday April 27 at 8 pm He represents the Disciples and will share experiences in Africa guest of Church of Christ Winchester officials offered the Methodist church building due to hall unavailability Everyone is invited to attend for his spoken message and experiences.
Market Street Methodist Church announces a full day of worship with a 9 45 AM Sunday school and Wesleyan Men's Bible class, 11 AM morning service on The Strength of Weakness, and 7 45 PM evening sermon The Marks of a Man. The public is welcome to all services.
Church of Christ to hold services in Odd Fellows hall next Sunday with Bible school at 10 a.m. and the lesson subject Uzziah's Pride and Punishment. Young men's organized class to follow.
Evening services at First Baptist feature sermon on overcoming difficulties by Mrs. G W Riley at 6 46 p m and a 7 30 p m sermon How to Wave a Happy Home Minister W L Dudley invites all to midweek prayer at Linden Sumption 431 North Main Street Wednesday night
Minnie Wood Chapel locals report services at 3.30 pm and 2.30 pm Sunday school. Ill friend Hattie Everhart shows improvement after pleurisy and pneumonia. Various local visits and Easter gatherings described with names and places across Martinsburg Winchester Alexandria Berryville and Stephenson.
John Grove, 79, a Basle, io native, died at his son Rev D B Grove’s home in Bunker Hill on Thursday morning from kidney trouble. Burial plans were made by undertaker Kearns and the body sent to Ohio on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Survived by two sons Rev D B Grove and Alva Grove and a daughter Mrs H N Yontz. The pastor’s family and friends from Ohio gathered at J J Clendenning’s home and visitors from Tiffin and Mary Carlisle’s group were noted.
Advertisement for poultry stock including Thom son s Big Penty 8. CR hatcheries White Wyandottes Brown Leghorns Blue Anatek Bantams White Pekin Ducks and Pigeons listed under A Taylor Ritter at 218 East Cork Street.
A local retailer advertises a seasonal refurnishing push highlighting porch rugs and a good line of Easter Baskets from CARVER and McVICAR.
Robert Prince, posing as detective Arnold, takes a case from Fidelia Brain to recover cash and unregistered bonds stolen by her brother in law John Barr. Barr is found drugged and later dies, revealing a hidden safety vault stash. Fidelia’s heirs are spared a scandal as justice prevails.
Local notes from Armell Virginia April speak of Mrs W R Armel and family visiting Staunton for the holidays. Measles illness of Snapp Williams family has ended with recovery. Easter visitors include Miss Beulah Ramsburg in Winchester. A Friends meeting held at the schoolhouse Tuesday night to raise funds for Russian famine relief. Easter gatherings feature Mr C D Price leaving for Roanoke for work.
Mrs Galloway of Carters Creek Tennessee testifies she worked as a farmer's wife despite years of illness. She credits a remedy with restoring health and urges other women with similar symptoms to try it, noting renewed energy for gardening, poultry, and housework.
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