Local and regional sports brief highlights from Martinsburg to Hagerstown
Helen Jacobs prepares to sail for Europe to play Riviera tournaments ahead of Legh summer engagements. Martinsburg Hose Company No. 4 beats the Red Birds 24 to 22 and travels to Handley gym to meet local park cagers. Horton Smith shot 66 to lead the Savannah Open at halfway with 137 total as Bobby Jones struggles. Hagerstown High School beat Charles Town 44 to 17, boosting Cumberland Valley Athletic League standings with Stonebraker and Corderman scoring top for Hagerstown.
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Helen Jacobs
United States
Europe
Riviera
Red Birds
Martinsburg
Handley Gymnasium
Martinsburg Hose Company No. 4
Horton Smith
Detroit
Savannah
Hagerstown
Berkeley Springs
Waynesboro
Handley and
Hag
Cumberland Valley Athletic League
Handley
Charles Town
Country Gentlemen Re Tain Lead In National Bowling League
Country Gentlemen won three games against Virginia Woolen Company to hold their top spot in the city National bowling league. Jones Woolen then took two of three from Northern Virginia Power Company. Duvall led Country Gentlemen with 116, closely followed by Fishpaw and Hill with 115 each.
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Country Gentlemen
Virginia Woolen Company
Jones Woolen
Northern Virginia Power Company
Duvall
Fishpaw
Hill
Virginia Woolen
Country Gentlemen Haymaker
Moulden
Grubbs
Newlin
N. Va. Power
Waynesboro Downs Handley 57 To 19 In Basketball
Waynesboro High School defeated Handley by 57 to 19 as the Pennsylvania team led from start to finish. Berger Fullerton and Weagley each scored 13 points. Sirbaugh led Handley with 11. Substitutions and quarter times noted, Referee Shryock, Waynesboro.
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Waynesboro
Handley
Pennsylvania
Waynesboro High School
Handley Quint
Handley Boys
Waynesboro Boys
Berger
Mt. Pleasant Notes in Feb 22 column
Mt Pleasant Virginia notice lists Mr and Mrs Tom McGlaugherty and children visiting from near Bluemont and staying with sister Mrs Newton for several days.
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Mount Pleasant
Tom McGlaugherty
Near Bluemont
Newton
Local Social Roundup and Upcoming Debate at Reynold's Store
Greene reports visitors including Mr Warner Dyke and George Dyke family. Miss Pearl Cochran guest of Mr and Mrs Will Mil l. Mr and Mrs Dorsey Ritter and children with Miss Mary Hamilton and others visiting Mr and Mrs Harry Lamp. Christian Endeavor to meet Sunday at 7 pm. society to debate next night at Reynold's Store schoolhouse.
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Evelyn Rosenberger
Royrill
Athey Dyke
George Dyke
Alva Lamp
Near Howards Chapel
Edwar Tamares
Es Borden
A.S. Fries
Bearl Fries
Foster Milburn
R. E. Summer
Arthur Cather Charlies Bayliss
William Braithwaite
Reynold's Store
Luttrel Debate At Gainesboro Schoolhouse
The Winchester Debating Society traveled to Gainesboro schoolhouse in county for a debate on whether poverty causes more crime than riches. Participants from the city included Howard Luttrell John D Luttrell J K Luttrell on the affirmative and Arthur Luttrell W F Luttrell Oliver Goode on the negative with Warner Luttrell as chairman.
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Winchester Debating Society
Gainesboro
Howard Luttrell
John D Luttrell
J. K. Luttrell
Arthur Luttrell
W. F. Luttrell
Oliver Goode
Warner Luttrell
Girls Day Program at Stephens C M E Church
Haddox Street church presents a Girls Day program led by Pastor B L Ingram with a sermon at 11 am on The Work the Young Girls Can Do To Help the Church of Christ. Sunday school follows at 2 46 pm and an 8 pm special by the girls with all welcome.
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Church of Christ
Bearded thoughts on crucifix origins and bee life spans
The note states the cross with Christ likely not used before the third century and appearing mainly among late persons. It mentions a Florence library in Italy and a quip about bees living only two years due to sweets, suggesting spinach to extend life and reduce fun.
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Florence
Italy
Kansas City Star
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Winchester
N. Main St
W. Boscawen St
D. F. O’connell
W. E. Cork St
W. Clifford St
W. M. Stickley
Vaucluse
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Stephens City
C. L. Taylor
Martinsburg Pike
Dell
Hume
Fauquier County
Virginia
S. Main St
Main St
Frederick County
Vie-Weer Company, Inc
Glenside Ave
T. S. Box
Saalesmen
Marvelo
Wabansia
Chicago
Winva Window
Big
Ohio Corporation
Ty Dayton
Joplin
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
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Shryock
Mt. Pleasant
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Luttrel
Haddox Street
B. L. Ingram
Winchester Furniture CO
Complete Home Furnishers
South Main Street
Herbert Fahy
Toledo
NEW Willys
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Toledo, Ohio
C. B. Organ
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