Revival at Little Mountain M E Church Continues Ten Days
Mrs C D Dye and sons return to Cedar Grove after visiting Lebanon. Rev W B Obaugh and family and Mr and Mrs Ned Lupton with Sarah Margaret visit Winchester. Pleasant Valley U B Church outdoor service draws crowd. Rev Howard Amos leads revival through ten days. Mrs William Ansell and Patsy Ricket visit Mrs Pearl Melester in Cedar Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Grove
C. D. Dye
Lebanon
W. B. Obaugh
Ned Lupton
Sarah Margaret
Winchester
F. L. Barrett
Pleasant Valley U. B
Jessie Lewis
Carl Amstot
Little Mountain M. E. Church
Howard Amos
William Ansell
Patsy Ricket
Hagerstown
Pearl Melester
Refuge Brevities in Refuge Virginia
Refuge Virginia notes a large crowd at last Thursday's convention. Washington DC visitor Holmes Orndoff spent Thursday evening with local parents. Hilda and Hazel Hawes of Pennsylvania visit relatives. Clarence Pitcock of Staten Island NY socialized with E R Conner family. Dale Kane and Marvin Seldon were in the area on business. Elizabeth Ritenour visited EB Conner. Louvenia Hawes remains ill. Marvin White and wife visited his parents Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes Orndoff
Washington, D. C
Hilda
Hazel Hawes
Pennsylvania
Clarence Pitcock
Staten Island
N. Y
E. R. Conner
Dale Kane
Marvin Seldon
Elizabeth Ritenour
EB. R. Conner
Louvenia Hawes
Community notes from Boyce Virginia social weekend
A roundup of visits from Winchester Philadelphia Martinsburg and Washington followed by a cottage weekend at Sub Rosa and a Baptist parsonage gathering. The Boyce Agricultural High School welcomes Prof Porcell as principal and praises last session faculty performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. van der Linden
van der Linden
Baltimore
Washington
Norman van der Linden
Baptist Parsonage
Boyce
Winchester Park
Boyce Agricultural High School
Porcell
Middletown Residents Enjoy Day Trip to Brunswick Maryland
Middletown Virginia August 11. Mr and Mrs Ned Haines of Winchester travel with Mrs Charles Craig and Mrs R L Long to Brunswick Maryland for a day trip. Mr and Mrs Harold Walters of Martinsburg visit his sister and brother in law Mrs Walter McCauley last week. Master Don Evans returns home after summer visit with grandmother Mrs D H Glenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ned Haines
Winchester
Charles Craig
R. L. Long
Brunswick
Harold Walters
Martinsburg
Walter McCauley
Don Evans
D. H. Glenn
Wilkinsburg Visitors and Local Social News
In Wilkinsburg Pa Mrs Giles Miller and children of Bealton visit the former's cats. Helen Miller returns home with parents after summer with grandparents. Guests at the McCauley home include Clarence Pitcock and son Staten Island NY and Charles Hartley Stephens City. Washington DC visitors Fred Manuel party weekend guests of Davis Manuel. Dan Burner of Washington visits Walker family and Russell Cason accompanies them to Washington and Baltimore. Mrs C C Rhodes Stephens City visits MaeGinn. Kathleen Conner returns to Baltimore after weeks with relatives. Amye Lee Miller Bealton visits grandparents George and Mae Clark. Helen Conn returns to Washington after time with J S Larrick. Alonzo Stickley’s property painted. Lacey Conner returns from Baltimore trip. Maxine Ogden returns from two week visit to James and May Steele. Harry McCauley injured by broken glass, treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital and resting at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinsburg
Giles Miller
Bealton
George
Helen Miller
Walter McCauley
Clarence Pitcock
Staten Island
N. Y
Charles Hartley
Stephens City
Fred Manuel
Washington, D. C
Davis Manuel
Dan Burner
Washington
W. D. Walker
Russell Casson
Baltimore
C. C. Rhodes
MaeGin
J. S. Larrick
Alonzo Stickley
Lacey Conner
Maxine Ogden
James Steele
Harry McCauley
T. A. Williams
Harry
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Stork Marathon in Chillicothe Beats the Stork
Dr C D Leggett delivers five babies in 13 hours 10 minutes across Chillicothe and Ross County challenging Dr Dafoe and the Dionne quintuplets. Leggett claims he had the harder task and beat the stork in every race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe, O
C.D. Leggett
Dr. Dafoe
Local Social News from Good Brevities West Virginia
Will Clark and family spent weekend with Arnie Whitacre and Mrs Bell Clark. Eva Crouse and family visited daughter Madeline Pugh. Gladys Bacant visited aunt Miss Clark. Lonzie Stotler visited Gordon Clark. Dollie Mason and son George at Ed Crouse Sunday. Robert Clark visited grandmother Mrs Bell Clark. Gordon Clark family visit Opal pageant Sunday. Alberta Stotler staying with aunt Mrs Gordon Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Clark
Front Royal
Eva Crouse
Madeline Pugh
Gladys Bacant
Miss Clark
Lonzie Stotler
Gordon Clark
Dollie Mason
George
Ed Crouse
Robert Clark
Buffalo Lieutenant Chases Glasses Thief Crow
Buffalo NY desk lieutenant Clarence J. Shear captured but could not arrest the thief who stole his glasses. A crow named Blackey carried them off and later returned with buckshot. He nursed the bird back to health and now plans revenge with a joke about crowpie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
Clarence J. Shear
Blackey
Shear
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W. J. Hottie
R. E. Reid
Newmarket
William Horn
Philadelphia
Harry Keister
Long Island
H. B. Lloyd
Sub Rosa
William Andes
Horner
Aileen Payne
Margaret Parsons
Gates Harrell
Frank Graham
John Jackson
Bowling Green
B. W. Petty
C. D. Adams
Newton Square
Oscar Carr
Culpeper
Orange County
Louis Berry
Ernest Hottle
American Tea Company
Sally Gingham
Saint Srac
North Main St
Virginia
Colwood Perfecto Cigars
Dash Athletic
AGFA
Mele
von Terles
Olympic Royce
Burma
Z. B. T. Taloum
Lucretia Vanderbilt
Marsh Wheel Havar
Dc Tobaccos
Granger
Target
Se Stillmans
Manners
Liarid Odersweet Deodorant
Woodbury
Krank
3Pe Peoples
Peoples
Lium
Ricnde
Pound
Wsc
Peoples Mercury
Se Dundee
Prince Gardner Billfeld
Key Case
Soc Peoples
Parborate
Lic
Epsom
Munez-Worth
Tseette
Peoptes
Gore
Rayon Taffeto
Silvania
Wine
Navy
Montgomery Ward
South
Loudoun St
Stork Marathon
Good
W. Va
Will Clark
Arnie Whitacre
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