Night of My Sunset Trail meditations on faith and endurance
Reflections by the late Mary Malissa Wingerter from 1910 to 1935 on life, suffering, and Christian hope. She dictated prayers and poems to family as she faced paralysis, urging trust in God, the Bible, and the promise of eternal life.
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Colored Ball Game Tomorrow Between Braves and All-Stars
The Little American Braves, a local colored baseball team, meet the Charles Town All-Stars in a Sunday afternoon contest at the old fair grounds.
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Little American Braves
Charles Town
W. Va
All-Stars
Old Fair Grounds
Berryville Personal and Social News Roundup
Mrs Bayard Stevens and her daughter Nancy Gray Stevens of Short Hills New Jersey travel to Kent Conn for Bayard Stevens Jr graduation at Kent School where John W Davis Democratic candidate spoke. Edward L McCormick leaves for Port of Spain Trinidad after month with his father in Berryville. Maj Thomas H Williams and family and Commander George Ashe and families gather in Berryville due to Mrs Williams illness. Ashe transferred from Newport to Navy Department. Mrs J A Perkins and son Richard Perkins visit Auburn and Shenandoah Valley Academy exercises. The Barn at Frankford hosts visitors until January with Dr C C Byers moving in. In Richmond, Jones family guests include Randolph Jones and child from McPherson Kansas. Mrs McL Carr returns to manse after hospital. Dr William E Keller and Mrs Keller return to Scranton after death in family. Edwin C Luke returns to Berryville and hosts William E B Lewis. Dr Frank E Tappan of Berryville at Mayo Clinic Rochester. Mrs Pierce McDonald ill at Mayo Hospital Rochester. Rev P N McDonald son of late Major Edward H McDonald of Media Jefferson Co West Virginia.
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Gethsemane
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Berryville
Bayard Stevens
Nancy Gray Stevens
Short Hills
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Kent
Conn
Bayard Stevens, Jr
Kent School
John W. Davis
New York
Democratic Party
Edward L. McCormick
Samuel M. McCormick
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Tobacco County
Thomas H. Williams
Williams
Fort Knox
George Ashe
Ashe
Tom Peyton
Bethesda
Goodwin H. Williams
War College
Newport
R. L
Navy Department
Washington
J. A. Perkins
Richard Perkins
Coatesville
Lewis
Frankford
McCormick
Frank McCormick
Alexandria
C. C. Byers
Harrisonburg
State Health Department
Richmond
J. T. L. Jones
Randolph Jones
McPherson
Kans
McL. Carr
Winchester Memorial Hospital
William E. Keller
Keller
Henry D. Reynolds
Scranton
Edwin C. Luke
Luke
William EB. Lewis
Hastings-on-the-Hudson
Frank E. Tappan
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Mann
Robert Browse
Ton
Pierce McDonald
P. N. M McDonald
Montgomery
Ala
Mayo Hospital
Minn
Potts Named President of Berryville Chamber of Commerce
Roy E. Potts, former Berryville postmaster, elected president of the local Chamber of Commerce. Ralph N. Dorsey named vice president. Lor ing Kackley remains secretary and treasurer. New directors include E. P. Berlin, H. B. Harris, A. F. Robertson, and others as the group plans community improvements.
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Berryville
Roy E. Potts
Chamber of Commerce
Ralph N. Dorsey
Loring Kackley
E. P. Berlin
H. B. Harris
A. F
Pome Rayon Silk Mill to Reopen Under Chamber Sale
Sin Mills of Pome N C faces a closed endous loss to the community but the Chamber of Commerce reports a negotiated sale through member R N Dorsey. The plant may open within 30 days and run by midsummer with purchaser and price undisclosed. Clarke county centennial celebration planned with A A Robertson as chairman.
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Sin Mills
Pome N.C
Rayon
Chamber of Commerce
R. N. Dorsey
Clarke County
Clarke
Frederick County
A. A Robertson
John Mann M E Church Sunday Services and Revival
Announcement for John Mann M E Church led by Rev G A Thomas with Sunday School at 9 30 morning worship at 11 Epworth League at 6 30 evening Children’s Day program at 8 featuring singing and a revival starting Monday at 8 led by a blind evangelist inviting attendance and good singing.
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G. A. Thomas
Colored East Cork St
Betty Jackson
Epworth League
Pocahontas
Salvation Army Open Air and Hall Services
Major and Mrs. Mars invite attendance at open air services at 8 o clock Saturday evening. Sunday schedule lists open air at 10 30 a m regular service in hall at 11 30 a m Sabbath School at 2 p m Y P L at 7 30 p m open air at 7 30 p m and preaching in hall at 8 p m.
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Mars
Weekly Open Air Services Schedule
p m Services during the week Open air Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday 7.30 p m.
St Paul A M E Church Services Invite Attendance
Saint Paul A M E Church on North Loudoun Street invites all to attend. Rev J B Richards preaches at 11 a.m. on The Last Messenger and his Last Message. Sunday School at 2 p.m. with Frank Martin as superintendent. Evening preaching at 8 p.m. All invited.
Battle of Waterloo and 1814 clash noted
The article recalls the Battle of Waterloo as a historic clash occurring in 1814. It mentions key context of the campaign and its enduring significance in European history.
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