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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1933
Page
5
Ruth Farley Massey chairwoman announces camp at Camp White Rock near Winchester Virginia for two weeks at ten dollars per girl. Scouts will sleep in army tents, learn swimming from qualified instructors, and enjoy healthy outdoor activities supported by a local camp committee.
Accused thief Morgan N Bucklew returns to New Jersey after capture in Los Angeles. He allegedly stole $58 000 from a Fallentown bank teller and surrendered about $40 000 to authorities. Police say he spent the money on pleasure. A female companion vanished after the teller’s arrest.
The Galilee Church of Christ near Grimes hosts a Sunday morning program on June 11 at 10:00. The lineup includes prayers, mission talks by Arbella Russell and Margaret Kerns, numerous recitations by diverse participants, songs such as Lead On O King Eternal and I Know Whom I Have Believed, a pantomime Open the Door for the Children, and readings by Mrs. Ed Gordon and Mrs. Hensell.
Catherine Nichol presents a recitation with Josephine Strother in a period program. The event features a benediction and a story titled A Story to Tell to the No Offering.
Mrs T W Es and her two sons Wendell Ayres of the University of Florida and Marion Ayres of Handley High School leave this week for Jamestown Virginia where they have rented a cottage for the summer. Mr Ayres in the federal fruit inspection service is presently employed in Tennense and the family plans to return to Winchester in late August.
By authority of a deed of trust from Shawnee Realty Company dated April 18 1928 and recorded in Winchester Virginia the trustee will sell at public auction on Saturday July 8 1933 at eleven o clock in front of the County Courthouse the house and lot on the east side of Parkway Parkway Subdivision fronting fifty feet and extending back to a ten foot alley being Lot No 6 on the corrected plat The property includes a new frame dwelling with modern conveniences Terms: one third cash day of sale balance in two equal annual installments secured by a deed of trust and insurance policy.
Crabgrass grows fastest in hot dry mid summer and can kill bluegrass and other lawns if unchecked. Stop spreading seed with proper manure use, avoid light daily watering, water deeply once a week, mow high, and skip June fertilizer. A consistent top quality care program yields healthy lawns.
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