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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1937

Page

2

Public Sale of Frederick County Farm and Orchard

As administrator of the estate of Sarah E. Hardesty I offer in Winchester at the courthouse steps a 168 1/2 acre farm near State Highway 11 with 75 acres in an orchard plus a limestone farm complex and outbuildings. Sale set for November 13 1937 at 11 AM with possession March 1 1938. Terms one third cash, balance in two equal notes secured by a deed of trust. sale postponed to December 4 1937.

Sarah E. Hardesty Wincheste Hardesty Farm Winchester Red Bud Milburn C. R. McCann

County News Brevities Tally Thanksgiving Thrown Guests and Ill

A crowded list notes many residents with severe colds and illnesses. Thanksgiving visits are recorded among families in Martinsburg Winchester and Stephens City with social events at Burnt Church and Union Chapel, including a funeral and a football game.

E. A.ley John W. Dunlap A. Whitacre Philip Eig Alva P Messrs Harold Lamp Paul Lamp Fervin O. Meironimus Garth Whitacre Martinsburg Allen DeHaven Stephens City Ruth M. Kerns Maine Lamp Winchester E. R Ralph Lamp Henry DeHaven Earl Whitacre Fervin QO Heironimus I. Carson Whitacre A. P. Whitacre Harvey Mauzy Charles Moore Union Chapel William DeHaven Siler Harry O. Kerns A. L. DeHaven H. O. Kerns Ruth Kerns

Burnt Church Members Hold Pounding for Rev E Summers McGavock

Albin Virginia December 1 Burnt Church members held a pounding at the home of Kernstown to honor the Reverend E Summers McGavock on November 23. Present were Mr and Mrs John Snyder and their daughters Dorothy and Betty Anne Snyder.

Albin Burnt Church E. Summers McGavock Kernstown John Synder Dorothy Betty Anne Snyder

Public sale of George B Wright Farm in Frederick County

Public auction in Winchester Virginia for the estate of George B Wright deceased. The 99 acre tract south of Middletown on the Walls Pike, with house barn and outbuildings, is offered in parcels or as a whole. Terms: one third cash, balance in two annual installments with deed of trust and fire insurance. Rescheduled to November 27 1937 at noon.

H. B. Wright Als C. E. Wright George B. Wright Circuit Court Frederick County Court House Winchester George 3. Wright Middletown Virginia Walls Pike J M. Steck

Canterbury Notes: Thanksgiving Visits and Calls

Canterbury Notes from CANTERBURG Virginia report families and friends spending Thanksgiving and weekend visits. Mr and Mrs Fletcher Mann visited Bath County with the Grady family. F A Clevenger joined Harrisonburg guests at Ralph Boyer home. The White and Painter families shared social calls and visits to relatives and Virginia Beach.

Canterburg Fletcher Mann Bath County O. Grady F. A. Clevenger Harrisonburg Ralph Boyer Retha Ella Rae White Billy White Howard White Mildred Painter Lucious Ritenour Lloyd Painter Anne Jenkins Robert White James and Wilmer Harry White Fred Dovell Virginia Beach Alvin Costenbader

Birthday Dinner Honors Gordon Clark in Good Brevities

Mrs Belle Clark hosted a birthday dinner for son Gordon Clark with many relatives and friends present including Gordon and family, Mr and Mrs Jean Burner and children, Mr and Mrs Dewey Spielman and children, and others. Harley Clark and Myrtle Clark were among attendees. Will Clark improved after a brief illness and news of the deaths of George Clark and Charles Moore was reported. David Puffinburger bought another traction engine.

Good W. Va Belle Clark Gordon Clark Robert Randall William Walter Jean Burner Paul Alfred Betty Lou Dewey Spielman Kitty Ruth Ellen William Clark Ruby Myrtle Hazel Jean Charles Bageant John Stotler Alberta Stotler Fonzie Spielman John Crouse Harley Clark Myrtle Clark David Puffinburger George Clark Charles Moore Carmen Clark Opal Bageant Will Clark

Turkey Tip By Your Uncle Sam

Government home economics experts offer tips on selecting a Christmas turkey. A young bird yields tender meat. flexible breast bone signals youth. few pinfeathers indicate quality. blue skin predicts stringy meat. A good turkey also has a layer of fat underneath.

Washington

Uncle Sam's Been In the Kitchen Again Baking Booklet Ad

Government publication offers homemade bread cake and pastry recipes plus flour facts and baking tips. Encourages readers to order by sending ten cents with a coupon to the Information Bureau in Washington.

Sam

Virginia Farmers Build Over a Million in Farm Structures

Virginia farm construction exceeded one million dollars in the year ending November 1, with 1 300 plans supplied by the Virginia Extension Service. Poultry houses led in number, while dairy barns topped value, as the service aids economical, well planned buildings for farms and storage.

Virginia Virginia Agricultural Extension Service G. D. Kite Extension Division Kite

Farm Building Plans Centered In County Agent Offices

Farmers consult their county agents who reference Plans For Farm Building. The book outlines 13 sections showing typical farm plans and 350 plans available from the Blacksburg division. An agricultural engineering engineer reviews proposals before sending plans to builders. The process emphasizes building location advice, especially for dairy barns, with standard and special plans drafted as needed.

Con Blacksburg

Prediction of topless bathing suits by 1940 shocks Florida salon group

Coral Gables Florida December 1 1941 American women will wear topless bathing suits by 1940 predicted by Albert De Paris New York beauty culture expert at a Florida Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association convention He said women now wear almost no tops and in three years will bathe in shorts like men.

Coral Gables Fla Albert de Paris New York Florida

Seattle Woman Says Yes to Old Flame in Minnesota Tale

Seattle radio singer Seattle Helen Low refused a proposal from Paul M. Holden in Minneapolis 11 years ago. He returned to propose again and won her consent. The couple, childhood friends from St. Cloud Minnesota, plan to wed.

Seattle Helen Low Paul M. Holden Minneapolis St. Cloud Minn

Preparation urged for lamb crop ahead of show

Virginia agriculture official Mr Litton notes Hampshire sheep leadership east of the Mississippi and fifth nationally. He touts Southwest Virginia Sheep Show quality, warns green grazing may be short this winter, and advises grain and legume hay reserves with rations of one pound grain and two pounds hay daily.

Virginia Litton Ham Hampshire Mississippi Union American Hampshire Sheep Association Southwest Virginia Tazewell

Farm debate continues on Capitol Hill across chambers

Lawmakers on Capitol Hill extend farm policy discussion as Senate and House pursue hearings. Housing committees scrutinize an administration bill while Wage Hour leaders press to advance the measure to the floor. Regional planning and taxes subcommittees study estate and gift levies amid a presidential message urging federal highway aid.

Associated Press Senate House House Committee

Local Entertainer Bob Al Bright Returns to London

The Oklahoma born performer known as Bob Al Bright travels from Australia to London. He says he is booked at home and jokes he must tour the world to prove his talent. He adds he still sings as well as before.

Bob Albright Oklahoma Bob London Australia

Minstrel Interlocutor from Nowata Spins a Wager Tale

The piece recalls an Interlocutor on a Minstrel Show from Nowata near Oologah. A Scot betting his first time risks a shilling on a race. The horse wins at 10 to 1 and the bookmaker pays eleven shillings. The Scot bites each coin to test if any are counterfeit.

Nowata Ooolagah Mannie American News Features, Inc

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