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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1923
Page
3
A sales pitch urging buyers to visit the B. F. Clevenger farm for preferable home options. The note emphasizes the property as a potential housing choice.
Winchester council weighs sewer extension from Leicester to Pall Mall Street and Monmouth to Kent, sewer committee to study industrial sewage disposal at Woolen Mill. residents seek Berryville Pike lighting and action on garbage and rats behind North Main parcels. Dr. Boland to inspect sanitation plan. McVicar resigns as councilman as tax and financial reports filed.
Albin Virginia residents Mr. and Mrs. Cc M Greenawalt of Richmond spent time with E B Greenawalt and family. Mr and Mrs D S Mattisop hosted a square dance for friends on new yg Cumberland. Letcher Beageant and family of Washington visited Mrs J and Miss Susan calling on friends in the village Wednesday evening.
The 5th Catered Methodist Episcopal school convention meets August 22 to 26 at St. John's C M E Church in Winchester. Rev. R A Carter A M Bishop Rev G T Long and Rev J H Haw are listed as pastors and organizers for the conference.
Sunday Schools continued from page 1. Report highlights by Mrs. J. K. Ware. Round table by T. C. Diggs, general secretary. Offering for state work discussed. Committees report. Time and place of next convention listed. Benediction closes the item.
In a Regro preacher voice a small conscience stiffens until it cannot be heard. Fanny offers an answer about a primary winding and its circuitous nature as a playful linguistic riddle.
Agricultural items and prices listed include eggs under four pounds and over four pounds, spring chickens, various flours and meal figures, corn and bran per ton or bushel, cotton seed meal, country butter, cattle and lamb values, and wholesale hog and hay figures. Specific figures and unit names reflect historical market notation in the local paper.
A six year old girl distinguishes pride as thinking little of others and vanity as asking others what they think of her. The remark is recorded in the Boston Transcript.
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