Pickert Stock Co Opens Week at Empire Theater
The Pickert Sisters and their stock company open a four percent week at the Empire Theater Monday night presenting The Only Son by Cohan Harris. The company brings extensive scenery and 40 trunks of wardrobe. vaudeville will run between ads. Ladies admitted free Monday night. special seat sale at the theater and People’s Drug Store until 7 p.m. One lady free with one paid admission.
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Pickert Sisters
Empire Theater
Cohan & Harris
New York
South
People’s Drug Store
Mothers Day Services At Market Street Church
Mother's Day services will be held at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church on nortt Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. A special program of music and recitations will be given.
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Market Street’ Methodist Episcopal Church
Nortt
Wm. S. Hart At Empire Vaudeville Saturday Night
Wm. S. Hart headlines a fine vaudeville bill at the Empire featuring the Arthur L. Guy Five with four nets and novelty scenery. The show, including dancing mule Ned and acrobatic bar acts, drew applause amid a strong brass finish. Matinee and night performances tomorrow offer Hart two reel western Daughter of Uncle Sam, Pathe News, and Fox comedy for 10 15 and 20c.
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Arthur, L. Guy
Ned
The
Empire
Arthur George
Pathe
Fox
the Empire
Gore News Notes Tidings From Gore Virginia May 10
Local notes report travel and visits among Gore residents and families. J A Potts attends to family matters in Newark and Washington while others host or visit friends in Rockton Gainesboro and Whishington. The infant Mary Adelaite Perish is buried May 3 and a general cleanup week is planned May 13 15.
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Mary Adelaite
W. Perish
Martinsburg Pike Curve to Be Eliminated at Kenilworth
Preparations are underway on the Martinsburg pike to straighten the roadway from Kenilworth toward Zinn's Church. The curved loop near Kenilworth has long been viewed as dangerous and the project will shorten the route by several hundred yards.
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Martinsburg Pike
Kenilworth
Ienry Stephenson
Zinn
Make Winchester Safe by Cleaning Premises Next Week
A local safety notice urges residents in Winchester to tidy their premises next week to reduce hazards. The campaign emphasizes immediate action to improve home safety and prevent accidents.
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Winchester
Dancing Mule For Children Tomorrow at the Empire
Bring the children to the Empire tomorrow afternoon to see the dancing mule and other clean vaudeville numbers. Six reels of pictures include a William S. Hart subject. Matinee prices for children are 6 to 10 cents. adults 10 to 15 cents plus tax.
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Empire
Wm. S. Hart
Wilfley Lecture Highlights War Relief Effort in Berryville
Rev. Earle Wilfley of Washington spoke on Washington, the Seat of Our Government, for the Virginia War Relief Association in Boyce. Local clergy and residents, including Rev. Malcolm Taylor preparing to take Grace Episcopal duties, and notable visitors like the Byrds and Lewis family, are mentioned along with several trips and hospitality notices across Berryville and nearby towns.
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Berryville, Va
Earle Wilfley
Washington
Boyce
Virginia War Relief Association
Malcolm Taylor
Berryville
Mr. Taylor
Grace Episcopal Church
Cross Roads Notes From Cross Roads Va May 10
Old notes from Cross Roads Virginia dated May 10 mention A E Eaton concluding his singing school at Fairview Church last Sunday. Local visits include H B Oats family and Mary E Carpenter with Whiteford household, plus Addison McKee and daughter with Riner at Jennie McKee, and Tom McKee with Gore guests at James Whitlock home. Carpenter visits W C Johnson in Hampshire County this week. Barrs host Mary Barr and Loring Barr with John Giffin guests. Civic League to clean town next week.
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Cross Roads
A. E. Eaton
Fairview
H. B. Oats
Mary E. Carenter
H. D. Whitefcre
Addison McKee
Riner
Jennie McKee
Tom McKee
Gore
James Whitlock
Mary E. Carpenter
W. C. Johnson
Hampshire County
Charles Barr
Loring Barr
John Giffin
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