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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1932
Page
8
Ellsworth Vines Jr. defeats H Austin of England to win the prize-tennis title 6-4 6-2 6-2. American doubles team Ryan and Helen Jacobs eliminated in the same day’s play.
James N. Gamble aged 96, a Cincinnati capitalist and leader at Proctor and Gamble Soap Co, died at his home in Cincinnati today.
Mrs. Cover dies at her niece’s Takoma Park home. Her listed relatives include two Takoma Park nieces Mrs. Frank Strunk and Miss Nellie Davis, plus cousins in Winchester and Baltimore. Funeral at Uniontown on the morrow with interment beside her husband. many Winchester relatives expected.
The Church of the Sacred Heart will open its summer Vacation School on July 5 with mass at 8:30 and sessions from 9 to 12. Four Sisters of Char ity of St. Vincent de Paul will lead, based at the rectory. Pupils from Winchester Front Royal Berryville Strasburg and nearby towns will attend.
Funeral services for Mary Virginia Evans widow of William C Evans will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at John Mann A M E Church. Interment follows in Orrick Cemetery. Born in Berryville Clarke County she leaves eight children thirteen grandchildren one great grandchild and three sisters. Rev Burnett will officiate. Evans died Thursday night at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a short illness from acute appendicitis.
Don Albina 4 Souza directed her heirs to provide heirs to certain old tenants two raitloads of corn yearly and a fixed quantity of bacon rye and beans. Orange carpets green pews and bright walls have been added to St John's church England as the vicar hopes the color revival will draw in the young.
Weather forecast for the North and Middle Atlantic States predicts a fair start Monday with showers Tuesday or Wednesday and possibly Thursday. Temperatures rise from Monday to midweek then ease later in the week with generally fair conditions expected.
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