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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1922
Page
3
In the Allegheny mountains the resort promotes high capacity facilities. The Mineral Baths and Fine Orchestra offer amusements with electric lights. Special rates are listed as 17.50 per week and 2.00 per day.
Rev John H Parlett returns to Mount Solon for church duties as Augusta county prepares for the quarterly conference and Virginia annual conference. The Sun day School Association convention will be hosted at his church in late August with Parlett delivering the welcome address. Miss Gertrude Higgins, district nurse, recuperating after appendectomy, travels to Washington for a visit.
The Rev W G Winton announces Sunday August 20 services at Boyce Sunday school 9 00 a m preaching 11 00 a m Lessons on Evangelism during the week of August 38 September 1 Millwood preaching 3 0 p m church conference White Post there will be no preaching this Sunday Bishop Brown preaches at Meades Memorial class on evangelism next week August 21
The White Post notes describe a Sunday school picnic at Meade Memorial Church on the Opequon near Boyce. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Pey from Norfolk and several relatives staying with local families in Shepherdstown and surrounding towns.
Mount Pleasant Va January 17 neighbors and families gather for visits among Boward Carpenter and kin with Winchester and Berryville connections. The Mount Pleasant Sunday school plans its annual picnic the first Saturday in September inviting all residents.
Residents from Winchester and Frederick County traveled by car to the Charles Town horse show in West Virginia. A record crowd was on the grounds this afternoon as exhibitors and spectators enjoyed the event. Miss Constance Gurty of Sparta is visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. Ramsey on Amherst Street for two weeks.
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