State Whiskey Monopoly Held Best Solution
S Heith Tyler of Richmond Virginia Liquor Board described state ownership of retail liquor stores as preferable to private ownership during a National Conference discussion. He cited cheaper liquor, no show windows, and a 1,800,000 gross profit since Virginia legalized state liquor sales last March 2 as evidence of the plan’s success.
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Chicago
S. Heith Tyler
Richmond
Virginia Liquor Board
National Conference of State Liquor Administrators
Tyler
Virginia
Washington
Cainesboro Social Notes From Virginia January Visit
Mrs. Peyton Darlington and daughter Jean visit Winchester with Mrs. J. M Darlington. Elwood Kern family visit Eddie Roberts and Louise Ritter. Marguerite Winfield Velma Pannett stay with J. W. McTlwee. Christian Endeavor event at Pleasant Valley Church. Gilbert Catlett moves into Zirkle DeHaven’s former house. John Reese of White Hall visits W. E. Adams family. Visitation at J. W. McTilwee’s includes Minnie Bowen and others from Laurel Maryland. Nellie Mae Painter and friends spend Sunday with Mack DeHaven.
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Gainesboro
Peyton Darlington
Jean
Winchester
J. M Darlington
Elwood Kern
Eddie Roberts
Louise Ritter
Siler Brevities Note Local Social Roundup
Siler Virginia notes show multiple calls and visits among DeHaven Whitacre Shade and Dailey families. One infant died from pneumonia with funeral at Chestnut Grove Cemetery.
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Siler
Ruth McKerns
Grippe
Phillip Shade
Charles Shack
Harry DeHaven
Maggie Shockey
Lem Whitacre
Arthur
DeHaven
Ambrose Whitacre
Paul
Darksville
W. Va
Nettie Lamp
A. L. DeHaven
Howard DeHaven
Linnie Burton
Ray DeHaven
John Ed Luttrell
Arthur DeHaven
Martha
Audrey
Harry Kerns
Mary DeHaven
Winchester
F. M. Whitcore
John William DeHaven
I. M. Whitacre
Howard Chapel
Chestnut Grove Cemetery
J. R. Whitacre
E. R. Dailey
T. C. Whitacre
T. M. Whitacre
Edward Roe
W. M. DeHaven
Bachelor’s Hall
Edmond DeHaven
S. A. DeHaven
Bertha DeHaven
Roy Armentrout
Sunny Side
Mr . Shade
Edmond
Jac DeHaven
Setter seen near Stonebridge. reward offered
Black headed white female setter with several black spots and heavy ticking last seen near Stonebridge. Reward for information. C. N. Shepherd, Success, Va. January 18, 1921.
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Stonebridge
C. N. Shepherd
Success
Church of Sacred Heart Sunday Masses and Services
The Church of Sacred Heart schedules Sunday masses at 8 and 10 a m. Sunday School at 9 a m. Rosary and benediction at 7 30 p m. Weekday masses at 8 a m.
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Church OF Sacred Heart
Rev Ivan R Smith Pastor Weekly Church Schedule
Rev Ivan R Smith, pastor, invites all to Sunday School at 10 am, morning preaching at 11 with Communion, meditation beforehand, Communion sermon "Two Disciples in The Upper Room." Christian Endeavor at 6:30 pm, evening service at 7:30 with sermon "T. N. U." A cordial welcome awaits all.
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Ivan R. Smith
Christian Endeavor Society
Hedgesville Circuit Methodist Church Services Schedule
Rev Walter J Baker hosts Sunday services across Chestnut Grove Shockeysville Howard Chapel and Ganotown with Sunday Schools at 10 a m 9 30 a m 2 30 p m 11 a m 2 30 p m and 9 30 a m respectively Epworth League plans a meeting at Hedgesville at 6 45 p m with visiting group conductors.
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Walter J. Baker
Chestnut Grove
Shockeysville
Howard Chapel
Ganotown
Epworth League
Hedgesville
Opequon Group Presbyterian Church Services
The Opequon Group Presbyterian Church led by Pastor Rev. Allen Jones holds Sunday School at 10 a.m. with Superintendent P. C. Petrie directing. Preaching at 11 a.m. followed by Communion. Burnt Church in Albin offers Sunday services at 2:30 p.m. with a superintendent listed.
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Allen Jones
Opequon Memorial
Kernstown
P. C. Petrie
Burnt Church
Albin
Ehogh
Preaching Schedule At Opequon Chapel This Sunday
Pastor leads a 3.30 p.m. sermon at Opequon Chapel with Sunday School at 10 a.m. J L Carpenter presides. Christian Endeavor meets at 6.45 p.m. and preaching resumes at 7.30 p.m. A friendly welcome awaits.
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P. H. Gold
Opequon Chapel
J. L. Carpenter
Christian Endeavor
Temperance and Christian Education Highlight Reliance United Church
Rev H E Richardson leads services with Sunday School at 10 a m and sermon at 11 a m on Temperance and Christian Education. Christian Endeavor at 7 30 p m. Ridings Chapel and Greenway programs also feature temperance themed lessons. Trustees meet after service. Ladies Aid at Friendship Thursday.
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H. E. Richardson
Board of Education
Ladies Aid
Friendship
Stephens City M E Church South Stephens City Charge
The listing outlines the M E Church activities for Stephens City and nearby charges with minister Rev. Floyd M. Lucas. Services include Church School at various times, Young People meetings, preaching at 7.30 p m, and additional events at Bernstown Refuge and Fairview locations on Sunday.
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Floyd M. Lucas
Stephens City
Bernstown
Refuge
Fairview
Brucetown Circuit M E Church Sunday Schedule
Brucetown circuit M E Church details Sunday services and Sunday School times at Brucetown South Brucetown Stephenson Crums Welltown and related superintendent names J R Smith J H Ashwood J H Hardesty George Yeakley Dr W F Locke with sermon and evening service listed.
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Thomas Morgan
Brucetown
J. R. Smith
Welltown
George Yeakley
W. F. Locke
Second Quarterly Conference at 10 30 a m Dr Locke to preach
The notice urges strong attendance at the second quarterly conference and the 10 30 a m sermon by Dr W F Locke with both services expected to attract good crowds. It notes Burnt Factory Sunday School overseen by R P Duvall and calls members to see Mr J M Fishpaw about debt repayment to clear the church books.
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W. F. Locke
Board of Church
Fishpaw
Middletown Church Services and Sunday School Schedule
Rev W P Saunders leads Middletown M E Church with Sunday School at 945 am under W A Eyerly. Morning worship at 11 am on Living Water. Young people service at 730 pm and Wednesday prayer meeting at 730 pm. Hites Chapel preaching at 230 pm.
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W. P. Saunders
A. Eyerly
Hite
Bible School at Church of Christ Welton Road
The Church of Christ on Welltown Road announces Bible School at 10 a.m. followed by Communion. Teacher training class at 11:30 a.m. led by Ernest Shade. Red and Green contest excites Bible School with leaders Harry Mason and Willie Good. Everyone invited.
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Church OF Christ
Middletown Notes Report Visits and Hospital Update
Mrs Nellie Kline and her young son Bunny spent Sunday with friends at her old Gore home. Relatives report Warren Ridings, son of Harry Ridings, is in Emergency Hospital Baltimore for appendicitis.
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Middletown
Nellie Kline
Bunny
Gore
Warren Ridings
Harry Ridings
Baltimore
Winchester Area Notes of People and Visits
War ren will be remembered by his playmates and is improving. Miss Audrey McInturff resumes work at National Fruit Products Co. in Winchester. Mrs Leslie Shiley recovers from tonsillitis. Nursery School visitors include W O McDaniel Aulick and LaRue from Winchester. Lucille Robinson visits relatives Marvin and Mrs Robinson. Dr W F Locke presiding elder of Winchester visits Rev W P Saunders.
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Warren
Audrey McInturff
National Fruit Products Co
Winchester
Dina
Wren
Westginia
Leslie Shiley
W. O. McDaniel
Aulick
LaRue
Lucille Robinson
Waterlock
Marvin Robinson
W. F. Locke
W. P. Saunders
Lions Revue Encore Delights Nightly Audience
A lengthy account praises the Lions Revue performance with master of ceremonies Dr. Anderson and Andy Bell guiding the first half. Pat Gorman directs the second half while Martha Tucker's dancing and Bobby Munson’s songs earn strong applause. The Monarchs cast led by Sumption Hottle Riley Snider and others receive high marks for veteran stage presence.
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Dr. Anderson
Andy Bell
Pat Gorman
Martha Tucker
Bobby Munson
Hagerstown
Last Show Tonight Delights With Dance and Song
The performance featured a high energy program with standout soloists Kenneth Strowbridge Jim Sumption Courtney Grim John Hottle Beverly Rice Skip Snider Mike Garber Charles Lillis Leonard Riley and a duo Ame and Billy Fauver. A quintet of Lou Rice Gladys Patton Mary Cather Mary Sullivan Edna Lamb impressed, while Dark Town Strutters Ball and Salt Water Nymphs dances drew cheers. Proceeds benefit Lions Club work for underprivileged and blind children.
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Kenneth Strowbridge
Jim Sumption
Courtney Grim
John Hottle
Beverly Rice
Skip Snider
Mike Garber
Charles Lillis
Leonard Riley
Ame
Billy Fauver
Lou Rice
Gladys Patton
Mary Cather
Mary Sullivan
Edna Lamb
Herbert Miller
George Snider
Bob Jasper
Curtis Puckett
Upton Snider
Dick Clevenger
Dr. C. R. Anderson
Surfoot
L. R. Smith
North Loudoun Street
Lions Club
Estate Appraisal For Rev Dr J B Bittinger
The estate of the late Rev Dr J B Bittinger retired hyterian minister of Gerardstown and Bunker Hill Berkeley county is valued at $28 894 93 by an appraiser. Most assets consist of government securities and cash.
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J. B. Bittinger
Hyterian
Gerardstown
Bunker Hill
Berkeley County
Rev H E Richardson to Speak at Stephens City Service
The Rev H E Richardson will speak at Trinity Lutheran church in Stephens City during tonight's service. The announcement had been omitted from yesterday's schedule.
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H. E. Richardson
Trinity Lutheran Church
Stephens City
Western and serials headline at Hable’s Palace Saturday
John Wayne stars in Neath Arizona Skies at Hable’s Palace Saturday, the only western in town with romance and action. Supplementing the feature today and Saturday are Tailspin Tommy final chapter Burn Em Up Barnes with Frankie Darro Jack Mulhall Lola Lane and the cartoon Alladin and the Lamp.
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Tommy
Barnes
Frankie Darro
Jack Mulhall
Lola Lane
Alladin and the Lamp
John Wayne
Palace
Arizona Skies
Hable’s Palace
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M. E. Church
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M. E. Church, South
Middletown Notes
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Honeyboy
Lew Doestader
George Primrose
John Coburn
Swifty Rush
Neil O’brien
Bill Hollis
al Fields
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Winchester Steam Laundry
N. Main Street
Romes
Buncutter Tire Co
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Cliford
E. Clifford St
John A. Koons
Clifford Lunch Room
LACE
Wenders
Winchester Service Baker
Cameron and
Baker Streets
Cameron Street
Southern States Cooperative
Southern States Service
Southern States
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Hinkle
Capitol
Adeline
Capitol Theatre
Irene Dunn
Donald Woods
Ned Sparks
Hugh Herbert
Habie's Palace
Warner Baxter
Hell In the Heavens
Habie’s Palace
Loudoun St
Main St
Fairmont Avenue
Cameron St
Royal Avenue
Front
Stewart Inn
Stewart St
Grubb’s
E. Piccadilly St
Wallihan and Lewin
York
Stayman
L. M.” Care Star
American LaFrance
Care Star
Charles Marple, Sr
Staunton
Alice
Wrigley
Sally
Cincinnati
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