Drought Not If This Keeps Up
After the driest May on record, 9.11 inches fell in 30 days versus a 26 year average of 3.58 inches. Precipitation yesterday added 0.57 inch, lifting the year to date total to 22.42 inches.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1939
Page
2
After the driest May on record, 9.11 inches fell in 30 days versus a 26 year average of 3.58 inches. Precipitation yesterday added 0.57 inch, lifting the year to date total to 22.42 inches.
The Dixie clipper arrived in Marseille at 1 20 p m local after a single eastbound crossing from Port Washington New York via Horta and Lisbon carrying paying passengers marking the first scheduled trans Atlantic flight with fare paying travelers.
The page lists test answers including Idaho Fas Edwin C Wilson Welington and Hudson Masters George Van Horn Moseley. A note states the elected term is four years.
Paul Mooney Kroger public relations director spoke at Appalachian Apples Inc in Winchester urging better market knowledge and consistent grading. He cited Illinois apples going to Missouri and Texas onion sets shipped to Charleston West Virginia, noting managers favored oranges over apples in stores. He urged uniform grading, market analysis by variety, local cultivation, and stronger advertising to restore demand for apples.
Cross Junction Virginia June 30 A dual surprise for E W Braithwaite on Fathers Day and for Mrs Braithwaite born June 21. Guests included Noble Whitacre and family of Pike County West Virginia and many Braithwaite relatives. The Braithwaite home hosted visitors from Ohio Indiana and nearby towns plus trips to Orkney Springs.
Green Spring residents Miss Florence Harshman and nephews Jimmy Hershman and Gere Barnhart joined friends at Arden West Virginia for the weekend. The party included Mr. and Mrs. William Dix with daughters Rachel and Lucille, Mr. and Mrs. James Dix of Winchester, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Pangle and son Johnny, also of Winchester, Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Gillian with daughters Betty Jo and Shirley Ann of Sunnyside, and Bob Sensel. Skyline Drive outing followed. White Hall Church Children Day services drew a good crowd last Sunday night.
Middletown Virginia council members directed Mayor Larrick to consult the State Highway Department and the Northern Virginia Power Company about installing an amber signal at Route 11 and Reliance Depot road. They also ordered a revised ordinance to prohibit Sunday mercantile sales, plus street repairs on Main Street and signs banning parking on church grounds.
Brush Creek Virginia reports a United Brethren homecoming at Files Chapel on the third Sunday in July the 16th. Services will span the day as no regular preaching has occurred there for years apart from funerals and this type of gathering. A large crowd is expected.
A week of rich music activity sparks the twelfth annual Sacred Music Festival at Massanetta Springs from July 20 to 22. Dr. John Finley Williamson directs the school with instructors from Princeton, featuring Handel Messiah and a finale concert on Vesper Hill.
A major effort backs a premier east coast summer musical event underscoring regional arts funding. Organizers emphasize strong attendee appeal and broad sponsorship support from local businesses and cultural institutions.
Grimes Virginia notes report Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orndroff and Mrs. Dessie Hensell visited Millbrook West Virginia with Thomas Pingley. Local attendance at Children’s Day exercises in White Hall and social visits by the Burmest er, Grimes, Beckey, Affleck families and Evelyn Pugh of West Virginia.
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