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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1950
Page
6
Funeral services are to be conducted at the funeral home for Im L Good. Rev Floyd will officiate. The burial will be in Mount Hebron cemetery. Pallbearers are Charles Cleaves Taylor Lockhart Loring Triplett John Richard Edgar Richard and Paul Richard, nephews of Mrs Good.
Classified ads are accepted at The Star Office before 4 a.m. daily with a 50 cent minimum. Display ads cost 1.50 dollars per column inch per day. Out of town ads require cash with the submission.
Funeral services for John W. Garner who died Sunday at his Berryville home will be held at 1 PM tomorrow at St Luke Baptist Church with Rev. Daniels officiating. Interment will follow at Milton Valley Cemetery near Josephine.
Ward Shad of Gainesboro has been appointed janitor for the Frederick County courthouse and office building in Winchester, succeeding George Bageant. Daniel Boone led settlers blaze the Wilderness Road through Cumberland Gap in 1775.
Robert W Collier nine times in Winchester and twice in Rich mond hospitals died at Winchester Memorial Hospital from Brights disease and high blood pressure He was born August 25 1939 in Clearspring Md and attended Stephens City School He is survived by his parents two brothers and four sisters as well as maternal and paternal grandparents The body will lie in state at Jones Funeral Home with funeral arrangements pending
Students in various Handley classes attended talks by Dr. Murphy on blood construction and groups of blood and took blood tests. The environment included movie viewings, a Blood Donors Clinic at the Presbyterian Church, and spring campus beautification plans for the Apple Blossom Pageant through landscape gardening and home designs. Sewing classes continued with Apple Blossom costumes and student volunteers assisting.
Students and staff repair and create costumes for the pageant and Pink Ballet. Miss McCartney's fourth grade class brings 19 umbrellas to be covered for use in the production. The effort involves Physical Education and Health Classes and earns wide credit for all helpers.
In Handley corridors pageant music echoes as rehearsals begin under Miss Pulley and Miss Bentley. The Apple Blossom event takes shape with health classes paused to prepare the dance routine and performances.
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