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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1935
Page
7
Leave to attend a relief conference is announced for the Winchester delegation with plans for a relief drive soon to be launched. The delegation expects to return to the city tomorrow afternoon.
Harrison Hillyard and William Shull were fined $15.25 each in Police Court this morning for possessing improper automobile licenses. Shull claimed he did not drive the car, but Hillyard testified he did, and Shull later admitted the truth. Judge Weems warned Shull to tell the truth henceforth.
An African missionary Reverend John Morrison will address the regular mid week prayer service at Cedar Clift Presbyterian Church in Vaucluse. The event invites parishioners to attend and hear Morrison speak on his mission work in Africa.
Wednesday ht. Everyone is urged to come to hear the Reverend Morrison who has spent many years in Africa sharing his missionary work and experiences.
Clarence W. Iser of West Virginia was fined 10.25 in Police Court for reckless driving after his empty coal truck crashed into a fence at Frank Micciche’s home. Owner Ray Heare was ordered to restore the fence, cost estimated at 20 to 25 dollars, after the wheel locked and the truck swerved to avoid workmen.
The article outlines how 4 H clubs fund activities through yard parties suppers and debates with no member dues. It describes the County 4 H Club Council led by Miss Bobs Larrick Round Hill Club president and its role in setting county goals for 1935.
The plan outlines goals for 4 H clubs including leadership training, each club raising funds, sending delegates to the State Short Course, and hosting achievement day. It calls for community service, increasing participation in state contests, more recreation and singing, parent involvement, honoring club members, and a potential county camp with complete project records by June.
4-H members secure Virginia Forest Service support for clubs and plan a one week summer camp in June at Camp White Rock on the Capon river. About 60 boys and girls are making plans to attend. A project and hobby fair is set for early September to showcase multiple activities for both boys and girls. The program, in Frederick county, emphasizes character building through activities guided by the Department of Agriculture and state extension divisions.
The decree directs B P Harris Master Commissioner to determine notice of parties at interest real estate located in Frederick County annual rent value creditors with liens and their priority fees for counsel and any other pertinent matters The notice sets March 26 1935 9am to 5pm at 22 Rouss Avenue Winchester Virginia for attendance The Winchester Evening Star to publish two weekly notices and the Kuykendall Benham firm appears as counsel.
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