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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1922
Page
3
The church schedules a 9 45 a m church school and a Wesleyan Bible Class for men led by the minister. Morning worship at 11 00 a m with sermon on the mind and faith. Evening service at 7 30 p m features Professor Philip Baer, a noted singer, for a musical interlude. Whosoever will may come.
Mr and Mrs Howard F Perry of 714 South Main Street welcome a fine son named Ryland Re. He was born at Winchester Boardens Hospital in June 202.
The ladies of the southern section will hold a meeting at 8 oclock next Monday evening July 10 at the bulk of the south ndose Company to form an auxiliary organization. The aim is to promote the welfare of the group. All ladies are invited and several have indicated they will join.
Mrs Petersen of Route 1 Jasper Minnesota reports she could not work until using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She says it restored her strength allowing her to care for her daughter and urges others with symptoms and irregularities to try the remedy. The product has stood for nearly fifty years.
Snow den Lupton and granddaughter Virginia Bywaters ofton visited Mr and Mrs Allen Stine. Worth Brill, who had been with friends near Dp, was suddenly stricken with illness Sunday night but has since improved. Mrs G S Brill and Mrs Carson Renner and Mr and Mrs Arthur Brill attended a Children's service near Zepp Sunday night. Sunday visitors at Albert Heishman's home included Mr Percy Heishman of Marlboro, Charles Beeler and son Newtony c Heishman and Lester Heishman. William Reynolds and family, formerly of Millville, returned to their home near Cold Spring. Mrs William Stine, recently in Baltimore, returned home. Little Miss Gladys Stine returns home after visiting her sister Miss Lelia Stine in Washington.
A couple of fine Duroc pigs owned by Hershman and family were shown during a visit to John Lockmiller on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Wallace formerly of Waverly who have been in California have arrived back and will buy a home in Valley. They stopped in Kentucky to visit daughter Mrs Link and her husband Rev Link, once pastor of a Strasburg church.
Tomorrow morning the Golden Rule Bible class hosts a talk by Rev B V Switzer pastor Braddock Street Church on is the world growing better. Special music features a duet by Miss Mary Lees Hardy and Gertrude Ritter. All men invited for sermons and study with a cordial welcome.
Miss Evelyn Carper of Middletown and Arthur Deck of Summit Point wed June 28 in Front Royal. The bride wore white satin with matching accessories. Attendants included the bride’s father and brother George W Carper. Reverend and Mrs G M Keezer and baby visit Roanoke. Ira Smoot takes a Winchester job. James Brown visits from Pennsylvania. Willard Wiles and daughter Helen stay with C C Main near here as a Baltimore and Ohio employee is on sick leave.
Virginia's new State Highway Commission chaired by Henry G. Shirley with Wade H. Massin and Hugh Co man in the engineering role enters the limelight through film. Members have been photographed and the films will be sent to motion picture houses statewide so the people can become familiar with those who will man the road.
Henry M. Taylor of the USDA bureau of crop estimates said in Richmond farm work is well advanced in Virginia with favorable conditions. Corn shows up fine with exceptionally large yield. wheat near average. oats very good. Prospects are strong for a large tobacco crop and fruit looks promising though the apple crop may be only about 40 percent of average.
The Rev. Charles J. Smith president of Roanoke College in Salem Virginia declined to accept the position of general secretary of the Board of Home Missions and Church Extension of the United Lutheran Church in America in York Pennsylvania He was elected last February and cites his recent start of duties at Roanoke College as the reason for declining.
A terse, clipped public notice from F. Arthur Jr the distributor based in Winchester Virginia via Bell phone 2006F11 urges readers to align with progressive neighbors and promises guaranteed ten year coverage while mentioning ongoing distribution of various roots in the community.
In PARKS on July 8 the sharp drop of the German mark unsettles French financial circles and the Reparations Commission amid rumors of a July 15 payment of reparations. Berlin reports indicate fifty million gold marks were in the Reichsbank before the mark began its plunge toward a headlong fall.
Church of Christ services in Fellows hall next Lord's day feature Bible school at 10 am with the lesson Daniel Interpreting Nebuchadnezzar's Dream and classes for all ages. Morning and evening preaching by Rev R L Philpott of Strasburg with leader Jessie Fletcher for a 7 pm service on How To Get the Blessing of Freedom and an 8 pm sermon. Pastor W L Dudley preaches for Galilee church both morning and evening. Midweek prayer at Mrs Sumption 431 N Main Street 8 pm Wednesday. You are invited.
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