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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1928
Page
2
Mr C A R Buyer announces Hudson and Essex cars sold with 3 percent war tax removed. Prices range from seventeen to thirty five dollars, claiming new low six cylinder prices never equalled. All models are on display in the showroom to view or ask owners.
Bloom area notes community events with a patriotic pageant Our United States a maypole exercise and fireworks scheduled for July 4 at 5 p m in the Friendly Grove Civic League program If weather fails the event moves to Friday the 6th A yard party is planned and all are invited Separately residents report travels graduates and memorials including Claude Richard Roy Crabill and Mae Crabily with various local families and church activities
Last Sunday spent with parents Mr and Mrs J T Prabiti. Rev J W Lowa preached a very able sermon at St. Rota.
Mount Pleasant notes recount visits and services at Mount Pleasant with relatives from Berryville and Winchester. Names include Mrs Nellie Barred, Mrs W L Milhonn, Mr Clifton Geough and family, Misses EBya and Louts, and Mr John H Perry among others. Grandparents Harry Lamp and Mrs Roy Brifwan host and visitors gather after Sunday and Friday church activities.
A Lawn Party is set for Saturday evening June 23 from 5 to 11 o clock at 11 percent North Braddock Street to benefit the Epworth League at the M E Church South. Proceeds support church activities and local outreach.
Mrs. Robert Sargent visits Paw Paw. Wayne Omps returns from Potomac State School to spend vacation with J. W. Omps. Numerous relatives share dinner and visits at the homes of Omps, Largent, Pugh, Peacemaker, and Buckwalter. Also notes a Toledo Blade quip about a race horse name.
In Cross Junction Virginia on June 20, local families hosted relatives and friends over the weekend. Visitors included the Ungers of Lebanon Church and, from Martinsburg and Winchester, the Braithwaites and DeHaven.
A satirical note states that literary output is so vast readers cannot keep up with books they should not read, reflecting a wry cultural critique from the Little Rick Gazette.
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