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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1922
Page
3
Fleischmann yeast firm supplies a new Sally Ann bread baked by Becks Steam Bakery. J A Bernauer of New York oversees distribution, claiming the modern baking ideas yield a popular loaf.
A call goes out to workers from all denominations to join in friendly counsels and exchange of ideas aimed at fostering unity and collaboration across faiths.
Mr William B Sinnott of Washington spent the weekend here Mrs B James Ferguson of New York is visiting Washington guests of Mrs Shirley Carter in West Waters Mutree Dr William Shank of Baltimore formerly with Winchester Gas arrived Saturday evening Mrs Gavin Dhu High return to Elmhurst New York from visiting Emma Snapp Miss Frances Beverley left Saturday for Plains Va to visit Miss Emily Carter for two weeks Mrs George Matrow and daughter Rosemary visited relatives and sail soon on Majestic to southern France James W Hamilton retired superintendent at Hebron Cemetery ill at home of son in law and daughter on South Braddock St reported slightly improved Mrs Charles Bryant and children left Saturday to visit parents near Harrisburg Mrs S L Lupton arrived Saturday from Washington Mr W C Kidd of Richmond Va Home Beneficial Association inspector arrived for a week or ten days with local agent William A March
Mr and Mrs Fed Crisman left Saturday by automobile for Philadelphia to visit relatives and friends returning with Mrs J W Shearer and Mrs John G Clark who will then leave. Clark is described as general agent in the San Francisco territory and open to work with Underwriters Association. Mrs Many A Zirkle of Winchester and Mrs Patterson of San Francisco are also mentioned along with Louise Zirkle studying in California since last fall.
Lewis F Cooper reports Hollins College graduate Miss Cooper has gone to Blue Ridge North Carolina for a large Missionary Education Movement Conference this summer. Last year 400 delegates attended and organizers expect even greater attendance. The conference trains in church activity with emphasis on missions and features Cooper, daughter of...
A witness testifies about a clash where a prisoner allegedly tore the mother-in-law while bystanders did not intervene. The exchange questions whether anyone attempted to stop the assault and why help was not offered.
Mrs Letsem My Bertie loves studying the stars and dreams of becoming an astronomer. Mrs Dunn wonders how he will fill daytime hours while pursuing this celestial path.
The Jordan Springs season opens with a dance tomorrow night. Invitations have been issued by a committee.
Officials warn farmers about poor white clover seed quality this summer due to old seed stock and mixed lots. They urge buying recently tested seed with attached analysis and to send representative samples to the state agriculture commissioner in Richmond for free germination testing, results in three to five days.
A family reunion is being hosted at the country home of the well known Stony Mead farm owner in Opequon. The first arrivals include Dr. William H. Campbell and his daughter Elizabeth Campbell of Owings Mills Maryland. On Saturday evening the Campbell brothers greeted their sisters Mrs B C Magruder and Mrs B C Matpih, who came via Staunton from Prairie Grove Arkansas.
Mr L B Fant accuses Miss Hippo of speaking ill of him while she presents herself as a friend. Mr Beetle labels her the biggest hypocrite in the world in a sharp exchange.
A fragment notes a person praising a neat cellar and mentions keeping hootch cached there. The terse lines reference visiting or hiding illicit liquor and remark on a fossil item, with unclear surrounding context.
In a brief exchange the speakers tease and compliment each other, exchanging playful banter about wit and charm. The dialogue centers on mutual teasing and warm reception with a light humorous tone.
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