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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1933

Page

7

Scouts Hold Inter-Troop Basketball Tournament In Winchester

Scouting groups in Winchester hold second games tonight at 7 30 featuring Troops ey and neues in a three troop tourney. Troop 3 leads early, but Troop 2 wins a late quarter. Troop 6 clinches in extra period as Troop 1 appeals for next week’s games with a final cup on the line.

Bina Roe Moe William Ryan America Cooper Rethre E Wolf Flying Eagle Beaver Patrol Fox Patrol Warren Raymond Corrigan Leonard Boone Brown Ritter Cooper Flying Eagle Patrol James Davis W. H. Brown Winchester

Jonah V Tharp laid to rest at Wardensville

The body of Jonah V. Tharp was interred in Wardensville Cemetery Monday morning. Funeral services were held at the Methodist Church led by Rev. A. M. B. Snapp. Tharp, an aged farmer, lived on his Run farm near town and is survived by his wife Ally Godlove, six children, two brothers, and two sisters.

Ww. Ville W. Va Jonah V. Tharp Wardenslle Faral A. M. B. Snapp. Tharp Alls Run George Betsy Ann Tharp Ally Godlove Howard Clara Indorff Minnie Line Hunter Jonas Tharp This Place Ben John Ida Line Wardensville Henry Orndorff Wince

Bloom Brevities round up from Bloom Virginia

Mrs Paul Glynn returned home after a visit with daughter Miss Jamesetta Glynn who had scarlet fever at Mrs Funk home near Stephens City. Miss Mary McIlwee remains ill at Mt Falls awaiting recovery. Rev C E Seastrunk and family dined with Mrs A F Williams who celebrated her birthday. Mr J D Hottle moved with family to I D Wright s former home. A Good Friday program at Hulvers with no admission fee and refreshments to benefit the Pinne fund.

Bloom Paul Glynn Jamesetta Glynn Funk Stephens City Mary McIlwee Mt. Falls C. E. Seastrunk Pinne Fund Keckley Has

Local Social Roundup Reflects Weekend Visits

The notice lists social calls and visits among residents including Mr. I. D. Wright, Elizabeth Thomas, Miss Lucille Rudolph, Mr. Grover S. Rudolph, Mrs. Thomas Cooper family, Dayton Virginia relatives, and the Richard siblings with Miss Green visiting Mr. Thomas S. Cooper and family on Sunday evening.

I. D. Wright Elizabeth Thomas Grover S. Rudolph Lucille Rudolph Thomas Cooper Dayton Roy Richard Arthelia Richard Green Thomas S. Cooper

Alma College Library Homes Longyear Bible Across 60 Languages

Alma College library, the youngest college library in Michigan, houses over 40 000 volumes including the Longyear Bible collection. The rich assortment spans Old and New Testaments in more than 60 languages or dialects, started at the college’s founding.

Michigan Alma Collegebrary Longyear

Dr Kinsolving Named Dean of Cathedral in Garden City

The Rev Arthur Barksdale Kinsolving Sr will be announced as dean of the Cathedral of the Incarnation at Garden City Long Island by Rev Ernest M Stires Protestant Episcopal bishop. Kinsolving, a West Point Army cadet graduate, was educated at Episcopal High School Alexandria Va and the University of Virginia.

Arthur Barksdale Kinsolving, Sr Cathedral of the Incarnation Garden City Mr. Kinsolving The Episcopal High School Alexandria University of Virginia Fam

North America, Continent Size Compared to South America

North America is the larger of the two American continents. It covers about 8 990 900 square miles while South America totals about 6 800 000.

North America South America

Making Footwork Count Jud Tunking Observation

Jud Tunking remarks that when people can only march to solve a problem footwork replaces beadwork. The commentary notes that many afflicted individuals cling to self-conscious intellect and a drive to be more than they are.

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