Death of Nine-Year-Old Sufferer in Winchester
The death of a nine year old boy at the home of Mr and Mrs Eddy on Fairmont avenue is reported. The child died after a week of cyclic vomiting caused by urenic poisoning. Besides his parents he leaves two brothers John Vernon and Richard Eddy. The funeral is at five o clock Sunday from the Eddy home with Rev J H Lacy officiating at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Lacy
Presbyterian Church In
Winchester
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Mrs. Frank Neville Brought To Hospital
Mrs. Frank Neville of Boyce Virginia, daughter of the late Oscar Barr of Winchester, was admitted to Memorial Hospital with suspected appendicitis. Dr. Robert C. Randolph attended and an operation was not yet decided as of this afternoon. She was brought in by her husband and Dr. Randolph.
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Frank Neville
Boyce
PP County
Oscar Barr
Winchester
Memorial Hospital
Neville
Randolph
Remember Mother at St Pauls A M E Church Sunday
On Mother's Day the program at St Pauls A M E Church begins at 11 a m with Rev Meredith Armstead on Remember Mother. Sunday school follows at 2 30 p m with platform exercises and a series of addresses by Rev J Luther Martin Albert F Martin and Rev James W Stephen about motherhood and the home as civilization s bulwark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul’s A. M. E
Meredith Armstead
J. Luther Martin
Albert F. Martin
James W. Stephen
Chinese Laundry Man to Sing Hymn at Golden Rule Meeting
Shang of East Piccadilly street, a Chinese laundry man, will sing a hymn in his native tongue at the Golden Rule Bible Class gathering at 9.30 Sunday morning. Shang and a fellow countryman are members of the class and belong to the Red side of a class contest now in progress. Robert Ward returned today from several days in the eastern cities. Rev. John McVerry left for Front Royal Virginia to conduct services tomorrow at the Roman Catholic Church there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LH. Shang
East Piccadilly Street
Shang
John McVerry
Front Royal
Empire Schedules A Week Of High Class Pictures
Empire theater presents a five part Las ky feature Where the Trail Divides starring Robert Edgon on Monday. Tuesday brings The Last Days of Pompeii with two exhibition dances by Prof. Thomas Haskins. Wednesday showcases Mary Pickford in Behind the Scenes. Thursday features violinist Crawford Adams with pianist performances. Friday offers The Heart of Maryland with Le s le Carter and Belasco direction. Saturday premieres The New Exploits of Blaine with Ha win Arden. Patron pricing ranges from 5 to 15 cents. Pompeii delayed. vaudeville status unclear.
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Inchester
Emire
Picures
Paramount
Robert Edegon
George Klein
Pompeii
Thomas Haskins
Mary Pickford
America
Dan’l Frohman
Crawford Adams
Lesle ‘Carter
Heart of Maryland
David Belasco
Blaine
the Empire
Winchester
Paramount Pictures
Memorial Hospital Care For Rail Road Accident Victim
Mrs Lickliter of Strasburg Virginia spent the morning at Memorial Hospital with her husband who was recently injured in a railroad accident at Strasburg Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lickliter
Strasburg, Va
Memorial Hospital
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William Hart
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