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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1939

Page

10

Massanetta Bible Meet Draws Attendees From 30 States

Massanetta Springs near Harrisonburg hosts the Bible conference August 14 17 attracting registrations from 30 states and promising its largest audience in 18 years. Evangelistic week features music and sermons by Drs Williamson Marshall MacLean Jarman Bowman and others with lectures from Speer Donaldson Smith Evans and Winger among speakers August 21 27.

Massanetta Springs Harrisonburg Robert E. Speer William Evans

Virginia's Winchester Fair As Dream In the Valley

Folger Mc Kinsey writes from Baltimore Sun as he visits Winchester Virginia describing the historic town on the Shenandoah Valley gateway. He notes its 1840 portal court house, county origins from Orange and Frederick, and a thriving early economy with mills tanneries and leather goods. The piece highlights Winchester as a second oldest Virginia city with modern utilities libraries schools stores theatres and flourishing farm country nearby.

Virginia Winchester Fair Folger McKinsey Bentztown Baltimore Sun Winchester Geeway Shenandoah Valley Frederick Orange County Clarke County Berkeley County W. Va Frederick County Winchester City Town Run Opequon Creek Abrams Creek Shenandoah

Sunday School picnic postponed by rain at Middleway

Middleway notes report a Church of the Deciples Sunday School picnic in creek bottom land owned by R J Ware postponed due to rain. Local visits include Mrs Nellie Goodell in Charles Town and Mr Raymond Jones and Mrs Russell Shirley in Martinsburg.

Middleway W. Va Church of the Deciples R. J. Ware Nellie Goodell Charles Town Raymond Jones Martinsburg Russell Shirley Walter Nicely Kings Daughters Hospital Thomas Bates State Road Commission Sargent Maggie Janney Francis Magahee Dorothy Keller Edna Kercheval Berryville Louise Morrow W. B. Baker

Indignant Brother Seeks Advice On Overworked Mother

Dear Miss Chatfield counsels a brother angry at daughters-in-law who sleep late while his sister cooks breakfast for her sons. She explains mothers resist being replaced and urges discretion, noting family ties are delicate and outsiders should refrain from meddling. The column invites readers to submit letters for discussion.

Miss Chatfield Caroline Chatfield

Community Notes and Local Visits in Washington Area

The Ladies Aid met at Priest Field then at the church due to rain and returned to the home of Mr. Holmes White where refreshments were served. Mrs. White hosted well. Mrs. W. O. Macoughtry is a patient at Charles Town Hospital. The M E Sunday School plans a lawn party on August 10 with cordial invitation. Visitors to Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Ware included Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Folk and Mrs. J. B. Hartley from Washington, plus Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Custer and Cleo and Alma Custer of Berkeley Springs, and Evelyn Cluster of Washington D C. Mr. Charles Staubs becomes a dog officer. Farmers report fewer night worries as they and the werewolves seem on their jobs.

Ladies Aid Priest Field Holmes White White W. O. Macoughtry Charles Town Hospital M. E. Sunday School Asee

Clarke Board Approves Clarke Secondary Budget for 1940

Clarke county four man board of supervisors met in special session at the court house and formally approved the secondary road budget submitted by highway engineer William C. Poston. With John Fishpaw absent, the board passed the resolution for the year ending June 30, 1940, and Poston will send the budget to Richmond for the State Highway Commission review.

Berryville Clarke County Fourman Board of Supervisors Court House William C. Poston John Fishpaw Longmarsh Clarke Poston Richmond

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