Reverend Winkfield Visits Charlottesville in Recovery
The Rev W Tupper Winkfield D D pastor of Melrose Baptist Roanoke is guest of his brother E P Winkfield in Charlottesville Virginia. He travels with his family and is on a four months furlough recuperating from illness. He is brother to Harry H Winkfield of Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Tupper Winkfield
D. D
Melrose Baptist Church
Roanoke
E. P. Winkfield
Charlottesville
Dr. Winkfield
Harry H. Winkfield
Winchester
Edifice Dedicated and New Winchester Church Opened
The Edifice begun in 1921 under Rev. G W Stover was completed ahead of schedule. On June 4 1922 the congregation worshipped in the basement and the first sermon was preached in the new building Psalm 122 1. The 64 by 97 foot structure on North Braddock Street features 30 rooms 1 000 seating capacity and a Moller's pipe organ. Cost estimated at 55 000 to 60 000 dollars with 358 church members 370 Sunday school attendees.
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E. B. Kephart
J. W. Hott
T. C. Carter
G. W. Stover
Jas. Carr
Thomas 8. Han
Fred. L. Glaize
John Snyder
Himelright
Anderson Brothers
Winchester
T. S. Hancher
W. P. Anderson
Elmer V. Hodges
L. D. Grubbs
James A. Cather
James B. Brown
Jackson
M. V. B.snake
Post Office
Handley Library
North Braddock
M. P. Moller
C. Day Company
Harrisburg
Gray
Modern Winchester church stands among the region’s finest
The text notes multiple church groups in a Winchester church including 88 in the young people organization 40 in the juniors 32 in the women’s missionary association 32 in the Otterbein Guild 76 in the Men’s Bible Class and 148 in the Aid Society. It claims the church is in a prominent position as one of the most modern between Harrisonburg Virginia and Hagerstown Maryland and among the city’s most beautiful buildings.
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Young People Organization
Woman's Missionary Association
Otterbein Guild
Aid Society
Harrisonburg
Hagerstown
Winchester
Swanson Among Senior Senators
Claude A Swanson, Virginia Democrat, rose from teacher to governor and long‑time congressman before becoming senator. He defeated Westmoreland Davis by over 50 000 votes last Tuesday and held seniority among Senate Democrats, with war work as acting naval appropriations chairman.
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A. J. Montague
House of Representatives
Swanson
Westmoreland Davis
Bay
Swansonville
Pittsylvania County
Claude A Swanson
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Randolph-Macon College
University of Virginia
Chatham
Congress
William Hodges Mann
Joseph E. Willard
Virginia
John W. Daniel
Mann
General Assembly
Carter Gilass
Senate
Culberson
Texas
Simmons and Overman
North Carolina
Owen
Oklahoma
Brucetown Notes Share Visitors and Weekend Outing
Local item records Miss Cathleen Pierce and Miss Sarah Tanquary of Winchester visiting grandmother Mrs W W Tanquary. Families from Winchester, Baltimore, Martinsburg, Wardensville and Romney visit and travel to Shenandoah river and Murphy's meadow.
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Brucetown
Cathleen Pierce
Sarah Tanquary
Winchester
W. W.tanquary
Andrew Whitacre
Boyce
Clarence O'Connell
Buena Vista
Stella Gordon
Woodbine
Byrd Purcell
Belle C. Jobe
Shenandoah River
Murphy's Meadow
Hiram Catlette
New Market
Lyle Russell
Bluemont
Rose Suter
Baltimore
J. B. Snapp
T. L. Dunn
Ethel Dunn
Martinsburg
J. C. Heltzel
Wardensville
Romney
Local Items From Grimes Va Aug 8 Grimes
Grimes Virginia notes report visits by Mr and Mrs James Grimes Mr W M Haycock and daughters at Antietam battlefield and other sites by car Roy Stottler and family visited with Mr and Mrs George Stottler Mrs Ellis Randall ill at home J W Aleshire attended Baptist meeting at Marlboro Albert Miller moved into new Hillside Farm house Rosella Willey of Middletown stayed with cousins near Rich Hill Leona Stottler spent time with friends near Greenspring Oswald Willey of Middletown also noted.
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Grimes
James JA. Grimes
W. M. Haycock
Antietam’ Battlefield
Roy Stottler
George Stottler
Ellis Randall
J. W. Aleshire
Marlboro
Albert Miller
Hillside Farm
Here
Rosella, Willey
Middletown
Clevenger
Rich Hill
Leona Stottler
Greenspring
Oswald Willey
Mid
Miss Newlin Guests Stay With Good Family
The Misses Newlin daughters of Simon Newlin of Westernport Maryland visit here for a few weeks with Mr and Mrs Timothy Good. Preaching is planned at Galilee next Sunday morning and night as Mr and Mrs D Crickenberger their two sons and W D Sullivan moved to Winchester Sunday to visit friends.
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Dletown
Robert Clevenger
Galilee
D. Crickenberger
W. D. Sullivan
Winchester
Staunton
News-Leader
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Liberal Commission
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