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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1921

Page

8

Lavinia Jefferson Dies in Winchester Community Leader

Lavinia Jefferson a well known colored woman of Winchester and wife of Edward Jefferson the tinner died at her home No North Main street at 10 o clock in the morning after a lingering illness. She led the older generation and was highly regarded by white and colored people. Surviving her are her husband two daughters three sons two brothers James and Robert Fisher and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at John Mann M E Church East Cork street Sunday at 3 o'clock with burial in the colored cemetery.

Lavinia Jefferson Winchester Edward Jeffer North Main Street James Robert Fisher John Mann M.E. Churchy East Cork Street

Funeral for Gertrude Rosenberger In Mount Pleasant

The funeral for Gertrude Marie Rosenberger four months old, youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Rosenberger, was held at the Methodist church in Mount Pleasant. Rev. Aaae conducted the services as a large crowd attended. She is survived by her parents, four brothers, and eight sisters, with interment at Lamp graveyard near the church.

Mount Pleasant Gertrude Marie “Rosenberger James H. Rosenberger Methodist Church As Ae

Stephens City Local Social Notes July Town Roundup

Mrs. B F Grim returns from Washington to Stephens City Avenue. Mrs E R Campbell and Hazel visit relatives in Straspus. Annie Shryock ill. Mary Doggett in Berryville. Fr Schenabes returns from Washington. G L Rothgeb visits Campbell on Avenue. Maces Carbaugh and Will Powers host guests. Silas Grin family with J A Grint. Marion Samsell returns from Front Royal after two weeks.

Fr. Schenabes Washington, D Min Silas J. A. Grint FeenaRa Marion Samsell Campbell Thas

Gilpin Denounces Bond Issue Rumors in Gubernatorial Bid

N GIlpin, candidate for lieutenant governor, rejects reports claiming support for a $50,000,000 state bond issue and vows to oppose any state bonds raising taxes. He warns friends about last minute rumors and urges voters to rely on official notices.

Communion Observed at Cedar Cliff Church

Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church at Vaucluse will observe the Lord's Supper during the regular 11 o'clock service on Sunday July 31. Preaching will be held at Stephens City Episcopal Church at 8 p m. J H Smueph, Pastor.

Cedar” Ch . Presbyterian Church Vaucluse Stephens City Episcopal Church HH. Smueph

Great Europe Exports Rise in Fiscal Year Figures

Commerce Department figures show exports to Europe up nearly 1.3 million dollars while exports to South America rose by more than 30 million in the fiscal year ending June 30, compared with the previous year.

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