Annual violin recital by Mrs. Sloat’s pupils at Market Street Church
Mrs. Austin Sloat presents a large crowd at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church for a violin recital by her pupils. Highlights include Corelli Adagio, Jamecnik orchestral pieces, Donizetti Lucia selections, and cello of Hartman and Rosenberger piano accompaniment. performances feature Helen Bailey Rosalie Nelson Fenton Nelson and several student quartettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Sloat
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Pauline Shoop
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Bishop
Roslind Walker
Foster
Philip Casselman
Afton
Jane Wilton
Conte
Helen Bailey
F. John
Quartette
Rosalie Nelson
Fenton Nelson
Alice Eagle
Ashley Stouffer
Cassius Styles
Seitz
Barbara Deham Steele
Marionette Valsette
Oehmler
Salut Dd’ Amour
Elgar
Ernst
Mary
Louis Sartelle
Henri Sokolov
Ludovic
March
America’s Finest
Jamecnik
Ethel Hartman
Raymond Rosenberger
Kiwanis Down Rotarians in Final Baseball Series
The Kiwanis baseball team completed a season sweep by defeating the Rotarians 15 to 8. Beck and Hollis pitched well for Kiwanis while Duffey hit the lone home run for Rotarians. Fansler stood out for Rotarians but lacked support. fielding and timely hits favored Kiwanis. The clubs hope to continue summer play, likely facing the Lions Club next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Rotary
Rotarians
Kiwanians
Beck
Hollis
Fansler
Duffey
Lions Club
Gore Junior High Presents A Fortunate Calamity Play
Gore Virginia reports Gore junior high school stages the three act comedy drama A Fortunate Calamity with special music Friday June 11 at 8 p m.
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Gore
Closing Exercises and Graduation Evening
Admission will be 25 cents. On the evening of the 16th at 8 o'clock the closing exercises for the year will be held. Supt. L WD. Kiine will deliver the certificates to the graduates. Prominent speakers have been engaged, and with special music this promises to be a pleasant evening.
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L. WD. Kiine
Last To Hold Commission In a Famous Brigade
The death of Captain John F. Foley of Company H, Second Virginia Infantry in Richmond leaves Captain George W. Kurtz of Winchester as the last surviving commissioned officer of Stonewall Jackson s famed brigade. Foley was buried at Harpers Ferry after commanding a small remnant at Appomattox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
John F. Foley
Virginia
Stonewall
Geo. W. Kurtz
Winchester
T. J
Boonewall
Foley
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Appomattox
Henry M. Taylor Tours Virginia Crops by Auto
Agricultural statistician Henry M. Taylor begins a four day survey of Virginia Valley and Piedmont crops using the cropmeter device. His route covers Charlottesville Waynesboro Staunton Harrisonburg Woodstock Winchester Berryville Front Royal Washington D C Culpeper Orange Fredericksburg and Bowling Green.
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Richmond
Henry M. Taylor
Valley
Piedmont
Virginia
Winchester
Berryville
Front Royal
Washington, D. C
Culpeper
Orange
Fredericksburg
Bowling Green
72 Year Old Bride Marries 19 Year Old in Virginia
Roy Hinton Matthews aged 19 and his 72 year old wife ended their Newport News honeymoon after marrying in Richmond. The bride said it was love at first sight and she could not wait. They met during a funeral at a boarding house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Richmond
Roy Hinton Matthews
Newport News
Ambitious Man Wanted for Virginia Opportunity
A New England corporation with 79 years of experience seeks a man aged 25 to 45 in the Valley of Virginia who shows ambition and ability to succeed. Applicants must present a confident self-presentation to secure an interview, letters kept confidential. Address M. L. I. care of Winchester Star with full details.
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New England
Valley of Virginia
Winchester Star
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Lydia E. Pinkham
E. Randall
Box 381
Centralia
Wash
SHE Overland
Willys Finance Plan
Lowes
Rkouss Garage
C. B. Organ Dealer
Braddock Si
Jewelers
Shantung
Emmert’s
Moling & Seal
Winchester Seed Co., Inc
Hudson &Kold-King
George Washington Hotel
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