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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1923
Page
2
The church schedules a5 a.m. Sunday school and men's class, 11 a.m. preaching to the church, 3 p.m. preaching for the senior congregation, and 7 p.m. preaching with the sermon titled The Glory of Indifference. Monday features the regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Association.
Help wanted for household work seeking about sixteen laborers. Apply to Star office as noted in the 23 1p 61 notice.
The second installment of the Stonewall Cemetery Confederate day address lauds Confederate soldiers as patriots and rights protectors. It links their sacrifices to national rebirth and unity, praising their endurance through Reconstruction and urging renewed dedication to the Constitution and free institutions.
At the regular monthly meeting of the Girls' Athletic Association the semi annual election of officers selected Miss Nancy Crisman as president with Miss Hilda Dean as vice president and Miss Alice Osborne as secretary treasurer. The executive council was named to support their administration as members and finance head Miss Cornelia Gray social leader Miss Opal Robinson glee club leader Miss Janet Rinker and athletic director Miss Mar Get. Members look forward to a club room provided by the Elks Club as the group has progressed in athletic contests through June 30 and many have completed hikes toward 25 and 50 mile goals while tennis contest entries advance and daily exercise strengthens the members.
A Baltimore Sun sketch notes how any skilled woodworker can imagine many ways to strike it rich, outlining the hopeful mindset of a craftsman seeking success. The piece conveys brisk, social commentary on ambition and enterprise.
The American Legion swimming pool hosts weekly Tuesday night sessions with several swimming experts before the season ends. The Girls' Athletic Association continues to live up to its name with active participation.
Local ad from Murray and Falls Cords at 15 Court Square promotes discounted tires with a 25 percent advance on tire sizes still available at the old price. Thomas H. Sprint fronts the sales message.
Mr. M. L. Fries former Nebraska state Senator and brother of the late Jesse Fries visits with his daughter Mrs. Alvin Lewin, accompanying a Nebraska party in county.
Rail timetable lists Berryville Virginia departures and arrivals for the Norfolk and Western line with parlor cars to Bristol Shenandoah and intermediate stops, Pullman sleepers to Williamson Roanoke Philadelphia and New York, plus connections at Shenandoah Junction and Magerstown. Agents listed for fares reservations and information at Berryville and Roanoke.
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