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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1927

Page

5

Florida and Heaven Are Near Neighbors Says Rev Hooks

Rev. J. C. Hooks extols Florida as paradise after attending the Confederate reunion in Tampa. He praises Florida’s land, roads, climate, and tax levels, contrasts with Virginia and northern states, and recounts scenes from Roanoke to Jacksonville plus a poignant encounter with a Mississippi veteran in Tampa.

Florida Heaven Mr. Hooks Paradise West Egypt New England Texas Georgia Missouri Jacksonville Key West Washington, D. C United States Virginia Tampa Bay St. Petersburg Russia California Fr. F. W C. R. Williams Angels Williams Irginia States Allennie John Capper St. Augustine America Mississippi Hernando Judge Vance Attysburg Dr.Carter Forrest Empire Theatre American Red Cross Mississippi Valley Maneger Mer’skall Baker Peirannssseniaomen Ssaea Ytfik Robert 2. Nelson

Hogue Creek Notes May Day Visitors and Gatherings

Community social roundup along Hogue Creek lists visits from Rev. S. R. Ludwig and Clyde Ludwig of Winchester to Ollie and Elsie Clowser, plus numerous relatives and friends from Winchester, Cape Charles, Cumberland, Kernstown, and Philadelphia. Local residents hosted and attended Sunday gatherings, with several trips and calls reported.

Local social visits and Apple Blossom Festival notes

Mr and Mrs Charles Rinker of Winchester and guests visited Mr and Mrs David Foster on Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Vernon Baker and sons visited Mr and Mrs Ollie Clowser recently. Wilmer Nail welcomed a baby boy born last Wednesday both mother and child thriving. Charles Clowser visited a Station Orndorft Sunday evening. David Foster hopes for quick recovery. Scott White and children called on William Clowser Friday. Luther Larrick and daughter visited D L Foster Monday. Many locals attended the Apple Blossom Festival and enjoyed it.

HOGUE _CREEK S. R. Ludwig Clyde Ludwig Winchester Ollie Serr Marion Cooper Elsie Shanholtz Luther Larrick William Good N's Lester Good Allie Lee Cape Charles William Clowser Gover Orndorff Three Springs Orndoff Ralph Cather Newton Cather Ollie Clowser Laura Orndoff David Foster Clark Braithwaite Cumberland Charley Reed and Sons Near Clearbrook Leslie Ramey A. O. Cooper Mildred Kernstown T. Larrick Joseph Cather Hubert Cather Carter Hoover Susie Dunlop Philadelphia Dudley White Washington Scott White Charles Rinker N. K. Larrick Orndorff Vernon Baker and Sons Olle Clowser Wilmer Nail Charles Clowser Orndorft D. L. Foster

Refuge Brevities: Shiley Family Visit

Mr and Mrs Robert Shiley and son Aubrey of near Stephens City spent Sunday with relatives in the Refuge section of Refuge Virginia.

Refuge Robert Shiley Aubrey Stephens City

Sunday Visitors at Miss Lula Lauck Home Name Several Guests

Sunday visitors at the home of Miss Lula Lauck and sister Mrs David Ebersole included Thurston Renner and his daughters Elza and Mary Renner from Mount Pleasant plus Missella Spillman of Winchester. Others were Mr and Mrs S W Grim and Isaac Grim visiting Milton Hottle and family near the forks of the river. Keey White and children of near Relief attended as viola players at Riley Murphy’s home. Maggie Dressler and son Jimmie Dressler with Miss Elizabeth Robinson from Covington Va joined the Lauck party. Nellie Ebersole of Vaucluse visited Silas Grim. Margaret Grim recovered from illness. Lula Lauck returns from a week’s visit at Mount Pleasant.

Lula May Lauck Thurston Renner Elza Mary Renner Mount Pleasant Missella Spill+man Winchester S. W. Grim Isaac Grim Milton Hottle Forks of the River Keey White Riley Murphy Maggie Dressler Jimmie Dressler Elizabeth Robinson Covington Lula Lauck David Ebersole Nellie Ebersole Vaucluse Silas Grim Margaret Grim

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Harold Bell Wright Ronald Colman Nilma Banky Scotty THE Scouts Dorothy Revier Hibson Editor Star Roanoke Dr. Switzer al Smith Mr. Snyder Lucy Kurtz West Virginia Pennsylvania J. C. Hooks Hogue Creek Empire Benefit University OF Maryland Glee Club Eaking Main England Chicago Daily News the Union Bank OF Winchester Norris Fresh Express North Main Street
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