Scouts Beat Boyce In Swift Game At Local High School
The Scouts defeated Boyce High School 5 to 4 on the local high school diamond for their seventh win. Potts and Stuar pitched four scoreless innings. R Potts hit a solo homer for Troop 1 and Go Nightly starred for Boyce. Grimm at short and under at first showed strong defense.
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Hife
Boyce High School
Russel Potts
Frank Stuar
Boyce
Ber
R. Potts
Grimm
H. Baker
Snyder
Green
Solenberger
Howard Frank Stuart
Golightly
Mason
Fansler
Wickliffe News Brevities Highlights Local Visits
May 15 Wickliffe Virginia notes report Miss Clara and Bessie Johnston visiting sister Mrs G L Carter in Berryville. Mr and Mrs Nennis Still spent Sunday with mother Mrs Andrew Billmire near Gaylord. Mrs John Anderson returned home from Bluemont after weeks with sister Mrs Hester Wynkoop. Charles Duble and Ali Duble visiting sister Mrs George Wynkoop. Mrs Martin Kelly back after a week here. Miss Sadie Whitehead of Nelson county celebrated by Fate and Mackie Powers at Auburn.
Rev W H Carter to Preach at Local Baptist Church
The Rev W H Carter and Mrs Carter arrive this afternoon from the Southern Baptist Convention in Washington and will stay about a week with Mr and Mrs Carroll L Carver on South Market Street. Carter, now pastor of the Baptist Church at Crewe Virginia, previously led the First Baptist Church here and will preach tomorrow at 11 oclock.
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W. H. Carter
Carter
Southern ‘Baptist Convention
Washington
Carroll L. Carver
South Market Street
Baptist Church
Crewe
First Baptist Church
Rosenberger Personal Notes From May Social Roundup
Local notes from Rosenberger Virginia report visits by Mr and Mrs P W Good and others at J B Snapp and I D Wright homes. Mentions Mr Bora Good not improving and Robert M Ward returning from Richmond after attending the Virginia Bar Association annual meeting.
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Robert M. Ward
Richmond
The
Tirgimia Bar Association
Social Doings in Rest Section Rest Virginia
Rest Virginia social notes recount visits from Mr. and Mrs. George Horner and their son to Tablers Station and Mrs Horner’s sister in rest. Guests included Mrs. Harry Moulden and daughters Ethel and Frances Moulden with Walter Flowers in Winchester. Other visits feature Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Colston of Summit Point at J B Feagans and Mr. and Mrs. Kenney Roberts with daughter, plus Martinsburg native Harry Moulden Jr. and local residents Schiack and Alma Brady.
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Rest
George Horner
Tablers Station
Horner
Harry
John Rubeck
Lillian
Clearspring
Mda
Rubeck
Harry Moulden
Ethel
Frances Moulden
Walter Flowers
Winchester
Waller
Brining
Ry Lewis
Randolph Colston
Summit Point
J. B. Feagans
Harry Moulden, Jr
Martinsburg
Kenney Roberts
Roberts
John. Schiack
Alma Brady
Brucetown Socials Include Mrs Smithey and Hauptman Loss
Brucetown residents attended gatherings with Miss Fannie Smithey and Mrs Lucy Brown who returned home after staying with Mr and Mrs John Hauptman during the illness and death of their son Ezra Hauptman.
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Brucetown
Fannie Smithey
Lucy Brown
John Hauptman
Ezra Hauptman
Winchester Music Club Organized Under Mrs Reynolds
Under the leadership of Mrs F M Reynolds Winchester residents forming a music club to present concerts and recitals. A first regular meeting is set for Monday at 8 oclock at Mrs H D Fuller's residence on East Piccadilly Street.
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F. M Reynolds
Winchester
H. D. Fuller
East Piccadilly Street
Visitors From Kentucky Arrive In Winchester for Visits
Mrs. T. M. Harlee of Bandad Kentucky Mrs. Victor Pollard of Port Royal Kentucky and Mr. Miller Harrison of Bas dad arrived in Winchester last evening and will visit Dr. and Mrs EB Humston Mr. and Mrs J L Humston and other relatives in the city and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Harlee
Bandad
Victor Pollard
Port Royal
Miller Harrison
Basdad
Winchester
EB. A. Humston
J. L. Humston
Officers Save Murderer in Youngstown Lynching Scene
William Smith a Black man shot twice before police captured him on a murder charge was hastily taken through a crowd of would be lynchers at East Youngstown and brought to Youngstown for custody early today per Associated Press reporting from May 15.
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Associated Press
Youngstown
Ohio
William Smith
East Youngstown
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Tory
Wickliffe
MR. Carter
Home Service Fund
Rosenberger
Pager
J. B. Snapp
Loring Wright
I. D. Wright
A. A. Schuller
Walter Emmart
West Virginia
Snapp
T.M. Good
Oblal
Tarket Street
M. FE
Walter Mark Depp
Ray Rel
Hale & CO
Ebony
Cremona
Jansen
Heinekamp
Kranich & Bach
Rosewood
ESTEY
Seal’s Music Store
Hotel
Evans
Virginia
Home Fire Insurance Co
H. R. Bryarly & Brc
Rouss Avenue
Winchester, Va
Osborne
R. M. Swimley
Ps Dave
M. B. Clowe
Denny Clowe
Jewelers and Watchmakers
North Main Street
Fore River
Mass
Virginia Bell Johnson
Johnson
N. Dakota
Kentucky
Muresco
Jessie Hillyard
Woodley
Clarke County
Shenandoah Valley
Niel Ws Sowers
GW. le
U.S. Marshall
Berryville
Briggs Station
Norfolk & Western
Old Chapel
Millwood
Biue
Hawtime
Old Dominion
White Post
James A. Summervyilie
John. D. Bu
Elkton
Poublela
S.M. Bixby.&co.,inc
New York
Bixby
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