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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1948
Page
8
Mrs Florine EB Johnson widow of Rev E T Johnson longtime pastor of St Luke Baptist Berryville died yesterday in Clarke County during a visit. Her loss follows 25 years of church leadership and service in the Berryville community.
A daughter of George and Ella Jenkins she visited several schools including Virginia State and Storer college. Her husband served as pastor in Berryville and she was active in church work. Johnson died in 945. Survived by two sons Edward T. Johnson Jr and Claiborne Johnson. sister Julia Jenkins. brothers Joseph and George Jenkins.
Kit reunites with Aunt Chris in New York and contemplates a life altered by past loves. Aunt Chris offers practical support as Kit plans a weekend with Mike and Kirk on her mind, while grappling with questions about her parents and her uncertain future.
Legion Baseball players gather at Winchester Park for outdoor practice led by veterans from last season. Eddie Levi impresses at first base while Lester Shickle hits a fence-clearing batting practice. Regular sessions run toward May 2 clash with Clarke County All-Stars, location pending allocation decisions.
Election of manager coaches and captains will be held at 8 p m tomorrow in the Legion home. All men interested are urged to attend the meeting in the city park clubs context.
Instruction notes that Eastern time applies, Central is one hour earlier, Mountain two hours earlier. It warns that last minute relay changes cannot be included and local schedules may vary.
Obituary notes the death yesterday in Martinsburg of a former director of agriculture extension at West Virginia University. He led the program from 1919 to 1933 shaping county outreach and farming education nationwide.
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