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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1931

Page

4

National Advertising Representatives Consolidate Agencies

A merge or consolidation of advertising reps United under Devine Tenney Corp with New York and Des Moines offices is noted. The notice references Associated Press rights and exclusive use for re publication of news dispatches. Local papers included in the consolidation are Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times The Wee Mirror.

Devine-Tenney Corpora New York Des Moines Associated Press Tech Press Consolidated the Weekly The Weekly Times Wee Mirror

Psalm verses quoted as Bible thought and prayer

A devotional note presents Psalm 119 109 and Psalm 121 7 passages. It urges Christ centered faith and protection from evil, emphasizing divine preservation of the soul through scripture and prayer.

Christ

Valley Apple Blossom Festival Opens Eighth Year

City hosts the eighth annual apple blossom festival inviting visitors from the Shenandoah Cumberland Valley. Officials welcome Miss Patricia Morton and Mrs Stroud along with Admiral Byrd and other distinguished guests to celebrate springtime in the region.

Virginia Shenandoah - Cumberland Patricia Morton Iqueen Stroud Admiral Byrd

Apple Blossom Time in Winchester Celebrates Virginia Springs

The Virginia Shenandoah Valley inspires praise as Winchester hosts a two day spring festival drawing beauty lovers from the Eastern United States. Observers compare the valley to Ireland and warn of nothing finer than Virginia in spring. The piece invites visitors to enjoy apple blossoms and scenic vistas along the route.

Richmond North Carolina Spartansburg S. C Piedmont Carolinas Virginia Ireland Yesteryear Winchester Roartist

Funeral Services For Alice Young Held Thursday

Funeral services for Alice Young 71, longtime Winchester resident, will take place Thursday at the Rae Ahi Rope Church on West Cecil Street. The Rev. Horace A. Johnson will conduct, with interment at Orrick Cemetery. Pallbearers include Charles Lampkins, John Jones, Lucien Nickens, Charles Green, Joseph Willis, Richard Washington, Newton Turner and Edward Jefferson.

Rae Ahi Rope West Cecil Street Horace A. Johnson Orrick Cemetery Charles Lampkins John Jones Lucien Nickens Charles Green Joseph Willis Richard Washington Newton Turner Edward Jefferson Rappahanttock County George Ophalia Young Winchester R. W. Hunter T. M. Bantz The

Late Rev Copeland Page Mourned by Virginia Community

The obituary notes the passing of a respected Virginia Black woman linked to the Rev. Copeland Page family. It recalls her as a longtime member of the local church and a familiar community elder who contributed to local life and faith communities.

Copeland R. Page Virginia

Military blimp to land at Byrd Airport for festival

Adjutant general of Virginia National Guard and a party of officers will arrive in a blimp near Langley Field early tomorrow morning. The craft will land at Admiral Byrd Airport with about fifty men to assist. A large crowd is expected to witness the landing and festival attendance.

Virginia National Guard Win Langley Field Admiral Byrd Airport

Henry Orchard In Full Bloom At Albin

The orchards of Mr. and Mrs. JJ. H. Henry at Albin county are attracting an unusual amount of attention as blooms flourish early in the season.

JJ. H. Henry Albin

Festival Visitors Admire Early Orchard Bloom

Tourists and festival visitors arrive as early fruit varieties begin to bloom. Cooler weather has slowed later varieties, delaying full bloom in the orchard reached via the Gainesboro pike three miles from town.

Gainesboro

Parade crowds prompt call for open procession route

The writer urges the parade committee to keep an open path for marchers to avoid crowding as mounted police and officials lead the procession. The rush from sidewalk to street narrows the march space, unfairly pressuring schools to prepare for the event.

Committee On Parades

Love and deception in a business romance

Mary Vaughn, private secretary to Wall Street banker Ronald Foster, supports her family while pursued by Dick Baldwin. Foster’s wealthy client Martin Frasier pressures Mary with polite persistence, asking her to dinner and evenings out. Bonnie, Mary’s sister, schemes to lure Dick away and reveals the plot to him.

Mary Vaughn Ronald RE. Foster Wall Street Bonnie Mary Debonair Dick Baldwin Martin Frasier Foster

Mary in a Luxurious Ride to a Risky Meeting

Mary journeys by limousine to a Park Avenue venue to meet Martin Frazier. She plans a careful defense against his advances while wrestling with nerves and a longing for a prince-like escape. The night club atmosphere contrasts with her cramped East Twenty-fifth Street room as the meeting unfolds.

Mary Martin Frazier Jenks Poral Frazier Park Avenue Mr. Frazier New York Martin East Twenty-fifth Street Eaid Mar

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Mary Vaughn attends a nightclub with Martin Frazier and Dick, navigating flirtation, social snobbery, and lingering questions about Martin's true intentions. The evening blends luxury, suspense, and Mary’s uneasy awareness of an unseen power behind the suave charm. TO BE CONTINUED.

Parade Crowd Friction Over Formation and Crowding

Observers note teachers and scholars arrange crowds to fit space but feel they do not get a square deal as streets fill. On Washington street crowds surge during the queen’s procession causing limited views to those in upper windows despite extra police and traffic control.

Washington Street

Giant Hog Exhibition At County Yard During Festival

The Spotswood hog touted as the world’s largest, weighing 1495 pounds, is shown at the county hitching yard during the festival near Boscawen and Cameron streets. The event features this remarkable animal in attendance at the fairgrounds.

Record of Prize Poland China Hog Show in Virginia

The hog raised by L B McCray in Rockbridge county is a purebred registered Poland China. It has appeared at many fairs and large Virginia cities and lines of ancestors have tipped the scales at 1,000 pounds, with Smith of the Union Stockyard in Chicago noting hogs reaching that weight.

L. B. McCray Rockbridge County Virginia Smith Union Stock Chicago

Candidacies Filed in Frederick County 1931 Democratic Primary

A list of residents announcing Democratic primary bids for offices in Frederick County Virginia. Candidates include T Russell CATHEN for State Senate Twenty sixth District, Jos S DENNY for House of Delegates Frederick Clarke counties Winchester, Boyd R RICHARDS for House, Luther PANNETT for Sheriff, E C OATES Mountain Falls, H J SHALL Shawnee District Supervisor, Jacob H BEAVER for Commonwealths Attorney, WM ERLE EDWARDS for Commonwealths Attorney, Floyd M BRILL for Commonwealths Attorney, B P HARRISON for Commonwealths Attorney, Lee WHITACRE for Commissioner of Revenue, Holmes ER MCABOY for Commissioner of Revenue, and S M CHILES for County Treasurer with August 4, 1931, Democratic Primary deadlines noted.

State Senate Virginia T. Russell Cathen House of Delegates Frederick Clarke Counties Winchester Jos. S. Denny Frederick County Shawnee Frederick Co Shanee Jacob H. Beaver Commonwealth's Floyd M. Brill Commission of Revenue Freedrickounty Lee Whitacre Fred. Co S. M. Chiles

Social Guests Reported at Multiple Homes in Jacksonville

Jacksonville residents host a number of visitors including Mr and Mrs Edward Weinberg from New York City at Mrs Sara Johnsons home. Miss Rebecca Reaner and Mrs Alice Hough of Millwood stay with Mr and Mrs John M Renner at their Piccadilly Street residence.

Jacksonville Fla Edward Weinberg New York City Sara Johnson Alice Hough Millwood John M. Renner Piccadilly Stree

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