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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1925
Page
9
The pastor urges attendees to attend the morning service as Sunday school conducts its program and offers a message focused on prayer and sacrifice. The fragment cites Memorial and morning services at the M E Church with emphasis on attendance and devotion.
The note invites all to attend two religious services at 2 30 PM and an evening service with a memorial sermon by Pastor W H Polk. It urges prompt arrival for seating and mentions Daniel J Farrell Lodge No 458 I B P 0 EB of W will participate in the night service.
Two cars on North Market street collided last night injuring none. Robert G. Clevenger, driver of the wrecked vehicle, was arrested for operating under the influence. He pled guilty in court, receiving 30 days in jail, a $100 fine plus $18 costs, and a one year license revocation. The magistrate suspended 20 days of the sentence due to his age and first offense.
Charles William Green aged five months, son of Mr and Mrs Richard A Green, died last night at West Cecil Street residence from cholera infantum after a weeklong illness. Survived by parents two brothers and four sisters and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs James W Hillyard. funeral Monday at two in Mortuary Chapel Mount Hebron Cemetery.
J M Oates and H M Stine offer a public sale on July 1 at 1 p m at H M Stine's Martinsburg pike. Readily available items include fresh cows, springs and yearlings, a buggy, pony and cart, front porch and household goods. Watch our want ads.
Logal Sluggers beat a Stephens City and Middletown team 14 to 8 for their third straight win. Markwood pitched well for the locals while Hottle started for the visitors. In the fifth the locals began a rally, drove the pitcher from the mound in the eighth, and benefited from strong fielding by the visitors’ outfield. Baker Mallory and Patton starred for Winchester, though attendance was poor. A meeting at the Elks Club Tuesday at 8 p.m. urged fans to attend and players to join. Hoag team travels to Charles Town tomorrow.
The commission led by Dr. Paul Monroe of Columbia University completed its survey of the Philippine Islands education system and has been forwarded to Eugene A. Gilmore vice governor and ex officio secretary of public instruction. He will present it to the legislature when it convenes July 16. The study aims to identify defects and propose remedies to improve education in the islands.
Tomorrow at 11 a m and 7 15 p m the Burnt Church Presbyterian Church holds services with Rev F T McFaden preaching Miss Evie Shields leading the Christian Endeavor Society at 7 15 Sunday school at 9 30 and Bible classes at 9 45 Rev J B Duckwall preaches at Highland Avenue 8 p m and Sunday school at Avenue Church at 3 p m The Children’s Day exercises of the Burnt Church Sunday School are at Bryarly’s School House Albin Tuesday evening June 30 at 8 o’clock
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