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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1921
Page
8
Miss Baetjer daughter of A. J. Baetjer of this city marries Rev. Wanier Crump in a Grace Lutheran Church ceremony. Local celebrations include a linen shower hosted by the Young People's Society and a buffet supper after rehearsal at the Heist home. The wedding is set for 8 o clock tonight.
Cantreburg notes report Mr J i M man and son Clinton with Hey Edwards and brother G and Mrs Grover Grim went on an excursion. Guests at Mrs Atkins included Merton White Gilmer Brin Grady Hollyway Floyd s Mack Mills and Otto Fuller of Nineveh. Canterbury school held a moving picture show and social last Saturday night and all enjoyed it.
Kenneth N. Gilpin, candidate for lieutenant governor, opposes the mud tax but urges pouring available revenue into road improvements in Virginia. He favors bonds if needed and opposes unnecessary tax increases, drawing support in Southwest Virginia. Bolling H. Handy reports strong progress for Gilpin in central and eastern areas, with leaders predicting large majorities in the Ninth district.
Winchester Va student George Good on Washingt on and Lee art staff earns publication emblem from the student body executive committee. This is Good's second year and he has made a popular place on campus.
A Richmond dispatch says the Norfolk convention will nominate John Paul of Harrisonburg for attorney general and B B Bowman of Shenandoah for commissioner of agriculture. Memorial Day visits are noted for T B Allemony near Carlisle and William Lee Gordon of Baltimore. The text also mentions Ja i Gorton once being Miss Magsi Blankner.
Local ad for Jones' Creames by W. M. Fletcher, Bell, announcing prices for yard parties socials and picnics. Includes contact Bell phone number for inquiries.
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