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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1924

Page

7

Sulphur Cream Promises Quick Eczema Relief

A skin specialist touts Sulpher spntitho Cream as fast relief for fiery itchy skin and eczema. The preparation calms itching on first use and with a few applications leaves skin smooth and less disfigured.

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Moonshine Jar Explosion Burns Man Near Beard's Church

Pierce Zeigler, about 50, from the Cling farm, was found burning and dying after a moonshine jar exploded near Beard's Church in Washington County. He was rushed to the hospital in critical condition with burns as flames consumed his clothing and surroundings.

Hagerstown Pierce Zeigler John Cline Washington County Hospital Beard Zeigler Benton Martin Zeigter

Church of Christ Plans Sunday Services in Odd Fellows Hall

Rev H J Dudley of Luray to preach at 11 p m and 8 p m next Lord s day with Rev W L Dudley covering. Bible school 10 a m directed by L L Hockman. Christian Endeavor at 7 15 p m led by Viola Riley, topic Abolish War Why How. Midweek prayer at Brown Lovett 224 South Main Wednesday 7 45 p m Leonard Riley leader. All warmly welcomed.

H. J. Dudley Luray Odd Fellows Paul Fletcher Viola Riley Brown Lovett South Main Street Leonard Riley W. L. Dudley

Winchester Visitor From Syracuse on Vacation

Lanier Gray of Robertson Cataract Company in Syracuse arrived in Winchester for a vacation spent with his mother Mrs. Stewart Bell at her home on North Market Street.

Lanier Gray Robertson Cataract Company, Electrical Contractors Syracuse N. Y Winchester Stewart Bell North Market Street

Mrs Clarence E Hardy Returns Home After Tonsil Operation

Mrs Clarence E Hardy, who recently had enlarged tonsils removed at Memorial Hospital, has been discharged to her home on South Brad dock Street and is reported to be improving.

Gre Fries Frances Vincent Virginia White Thorn Orf Tenon Thornrose Miases Eathy Gregory Grace Miller Batelleryker Margaret Graber Marie Ogdén Polk de la Reine Raff Pappilions Amour Schutt Virginia Knight Thomas Beavers Wollenhaupt Katherine Chrismore Claire Dotterer Colonial Clarence E. Hardy Memorial Hospital South Braddock Street

SAILING FOR ENGLAND

Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Ward of this city were aboard the steamer Acquatania sailing today from New York to England for the joint meeting of the American and British Bar Associations. They will be away until September. Their South Washington street home is leased for the summer by Col. and Mrs. Powell C. Faunileroy.

Robert M. Ward New York England American and British Bar Association Ward South Washington Street Powell C. Faunileroy

Sunday Church Talk Draws Large Mount Pleasant Crowd

In Mount Pleasant Virginia on Sunday evening the Rev D A Frazier delivered an excellent sermon to a large audience at United Brethren Church. Local residents and visitors are noted including families from Winchester and nearby towns. Many names appear in social visits and church notices with plans for Sunday School next week and preaching by Rev Hook.

Mount Pleasant D. A. Frazier United Brethren Church Harry Lamp Winchester R. S. Carpenter Carson Allamong James Mount Wiliams John Perry W. L. Cadwallader Cadwallader, Jr Isabelle Perry Hook John P. Boyce Powell’s Fort Vicini

GAINESBORO GUESTS VISIT BETHEL AREA FAMILIES

Mrs. Josiah Shade and son with Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Bageant and son visited near Bethel. Paul Anderson and family of Strasburg joined Mrs. Creswell and daughter of Winchester. D. F. Hinkins and daughter from Falls Church, W. C. Himelright of Strasburg, Kathleen Flower, and Mrs. Walter Adams spent the weekend with Miss Jennie DeHs.

Gainesboro Josiah Shade F. M. Bageant Boyd Unger Bethel Paul Anderson Strasburg Clarence Creswell Winchester W H. Lindamood D. F. Hinkins Falls Church W. C. Himelright Kathleen Flower Walter Adams Jennie DeHs

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