Sunday School Convention Set for Gore June 12
The thirteenth annual Gainesboro district Sunday school convention meets at Union Sunday school hall Gore on Tuesday June 12 with morning and afternoon sessions. Program includes addresses by Rev. J Head Rev W E Wolf and Rev C H Anderson plus music, recitations, and reports from divisional superintendents and state workers. Participating schools include Fairview Lutheran Ebernezer Fairview United Brethren Files Chapel Bethesda and Gore Union among others.
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Gainesboro
Union
Gore
W. H. Cock- Tan
D. F. Kerns
Long
Jead
Fred Whitacre
Lee Whitacre
W. E. Wolf
E. R. Hook
C. H. Anderson
Edith Braithwaite
B. F. Sine
S. S. Secrist
Charles Wagner
Howard Chapel
Lee Sirbaugh
Gore School
Fairview Lutheran
Ebernezer
Fairview United
Brethren
Files Chapel
Bethesda
Chestnut Grove
Howard's Chapel
Red Land
Old Bethel
Westley Chapel
Mt. Hebron
Nelson Chapel
Hebron
Gore Union
Helping Hand
Mosby's Men Hold Memorial Service in Warrenton
In Warrenton Virginia on June 2 Confederate veterans including ten of Mosby command survivors attended a memorial service. The gathering featured remarks by George Hiden of Culpeper and speeches from William A. Compton and C M Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrenton
Mosby
Daughters of the Confederacy
George Hiden
Culpeper
William A. Compton
C. M. Smith
S. Nalls
J. R. Kerrick
R. P.all
John Russell
John Moffett
Thornton Leach
Philip Eastham
John T. Gibson
UC. M. Smith
A. F. Rose
W. D. Colvin
T. A. Mooney
J. H. McCabe
Edward Armstrong
Zack Royston
W.simpson
H. W. Huddleston
R. BE. Peyton
Nick Moore
William Compton
Robert Mackell
Social visits and guests in Hogue Creek Virginia
In Hogue Creek Virginia on June 1 Rev C J Racey visited the Larricks while Winchester guests the Darrs and Cathers joined the Whites. Other Sunday callers included the Clowsers and Hoovers with further visits from Orndoffs and Dyke families. Mary Larrick has been mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogue Creepe
C. J. Racey
Luther Larrick
Clarence Darr
Winchester
Scott White
Ollie Clowser
David Foster
Joseph Cather
Wilbur Cather
Carter Hoover
William Clowser
C. J. Race
Illness and recovery noted in local notices
Ill is slowly recovering. Her friends hope she will be well soon. Mr D Orndoff spent a few days with Mr and Mrs Ollie Clowser recently. Mrs Laura Orndoff and Mr D8 Orndoff spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs William Clowser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. D
Orndoff
Ollie Clowser
Laura Orndoff
William Clowser
Greensprings Glimpses of Local Visitors and Illness
Greensprings Va June 1 Mrs Hyrries has recovered enough to go out again. Mrs John Kerns of Washington returns home after month with sister-in-law Mrs BH Nagley. Orvis Shanholty of Springfield Ohio visits sister in law Mrs J B Adams. Bessie Wine spends time at home due to her father John Wine’s illness. John Whitacre family from near Winchester visit. Raymond Webber spends a few days in Martinsburg. Herbert jes Ray Lamy and Roy Fries travel to Washington for a weekend.
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Greenspring
9. Hyrries
John Kerns
Washington
BH. P. Nagley
Orvis Shanholty
Springfield
Ohio
J. B. Adams
Bessie Wine
John Wine
John Whitacre
Winchester
Wheed Whitacre
Raymond Webber
Martinsburg
Messrs
Herbert Jes
Ray Lamy
Roy Fries
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Jewetts
Nashs
Oakland
Sedan
Whippet
H. W. Ebert
Hogue Creek
Lawrence C. Hollis
General Insurance
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Loudoun ST
GEO. Washington Garage
North Main Street
Klely
Kelly
Lewis & Chichester
E. Water St
MO. S. Solenberger & CO
N. Loudoun St
The
Automobile Disposal Co. of America
Fairfax Hotel
Hudson & Essex Agency
South Main Street
Fifth Avenue
New York City
America
Goodrich Silvertowns
Cammer Tire CO
Dependable Tire Service
South Braddock Street
Frye Gardens
Pall Mall St
Mrs. Martin Wisecarver
Amherst Street
Ee Supe
C. E. Organ
Rouss Garage
Braddock Street
Hudson
Shenandoah
Handley School
Willys
Overland History
Willys Overland Tigers
May
Aiebuae Elis
Sendaerd
Alaug Co O
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Willys-Overland, Inc
T. C. B. Organ
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