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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1921

Page

3

Payne Family Arrives for Summer at Amherst Street Home

Mrs Abney Payne and her son William and daughter Nannie Tuck Payne arrived from Charleston West Virginia to spend the summer at Dr William P McGuire’s Amherst Street home. Colonel Payne, Mrs Payne's husband, is in military service after resigning his World War I commission to pursue business.

Abney Payne William Nannie ‘Tuck Er Payne Charleston W. Va William P. McGuire Amherst Street

Rev Nelson to Preach at Christ Church Sunday

The Rev Robert Nelson, active with the State Board of Health, will lead services at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church in this city. An evening service is expected, with special work announced today.

Robert Nelson State Board of Christ Protestant Episcopal Church

Colored school finals tonight at Douglass School Auditorium

Closing exercises at the Douglass School occur tonight in the Auditorium. Superintendent F E Clerk of Handley Schools will give an address. The program ends with a play titled The King of Wardin goes, authored by Principal Gibson. Admission is free.

Douglass School F. E.clerk Handley Schools Wardingoes Ee Gibson

Alumni Banquet Friday Night At High School

Alumni association announces Friday night banquet at the White Church for High School alumni. Members with machines and transport capability urged to list names and passenger counts to Wilmer Shryock. Tickets must be secured by Thursday to ensure proper arrangements.

Alutyul Transporare Myille Wilmer Shryock Neas Wight Donald McFadden John Brown John ‘Rosenberger Herbert Sotenberger Showalter Grovés

Charlestown Council Revokes Sunday Baseball Permit

The Town Council of Charlestown West Virginia revoked the prior permission for the Red Men to play baseball on Sunday after requests from residents. No Sunday ball will take place.

Charlestown

Visit of the Brubakers from Potomac Maryland

The Rev and Mrs W Brubaker and daughters Calphurnia and Ruth Brubaker and son Lord Brubaker visited for a day or two at the home of Mr and Mrs Potts on National Avenue. They were entertained at dinner by Mr and Mrs Scott Garper of Caspers Whiney and plan to visit Page county Virginia relatives. Brubaker formerly pastor of Frederick circuit Methodist Episcopal Church South.

W. Brubaker Calphurnia Ruth Brubaker Lord Brubaker Potomac Ae ‘Potts National Scott Garper Page County Frederick Circuit Methodist Episcopal Church, South

Protracted Galilee Church Meeting in Grimes Va Tonight

Locall notes from Grimes Virginia report a week of protracted services at Galilee church with preaching each evening at eight. Invitations extended to neighbors and relatives including John Lewis and The Sease from Middleway and Winchester. Mentions Mrs Ernest Bockey and son Charles visiting Winchester and Goldie Gardner staying with Glenn Gardner near Gainesboro. Also notes the sudden death of Floyd W. Miller near Gerrandstown West Virginia, a former area resident and old schoolmate to many in the community.

Grimess Galilee Church O'Lock John. Lewis Sease Middleway Harry, Seabnight Andy ‘Lews Winchester Leight Ernest Bockey Charles Win‘Chester Elblis Randall Feltner Stephenson Goldie B. Gardner Glenn Gardner Gainesboro Floyd W. Miller Gerrandstown W. Va

Tributes Paid to Local School Benefactors at Mount Hebron

About 1,000 public school children annually march to Mount Hebron Cemetery to lay flowers on graves of local benefactors John Kerr and Judge Handley. A large crowd gathered on Market Street as the procession moved to the cemetery. No speeches were given. a short program included prayer by Rev. F M Richardson and the high school chorus singing a hymn.

Hutt Mount Hebron John Kerr John Handley Marrket Street F. M. Richardson Braddock ‘Street Episcopal Church South

Abide With Me Service at Judge Handley’s Tomb

The Rev. Clarenne Woods of Centenary Reformed Church pronounced the benediction at the annual exercises held at the tomb of Judge Handley. Handsey School pupils placed flowers in the Handley Lot and Kerr School pupils laid their firal offerings in the Kerr lot.

Clarenne Woods Centenary Reformed Judge Handley Handsey Handley Lot Kerr School Kerr Lot

Pendleton Officer Heads Home to Virginia

Fragmentary lines indicate Lieut on route to Pendleton with stationing in Virginia. The brief note suggests departure details and home location as Virginia, with minimal context.

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