Sale on Towels at Low Prices for White Item Only
Two dozen swaps offered at five cents each for white towels. Purchasers urged to buy all needed, with warning prices will not last and will rise. Limited time offer emphasized to attract quick sales.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1920
Page
3
Two dozen swaps offered at five cents each for white towels. Purchasers urged to buy all needed, with warning prices will not last and will rise. Limited time offer emphasized to attract quick sales.
The Gainesboro district holds its fifth annual Sunday School convention at Fairview Lutheran Church near Gore on May 28 starting at 10 am with a large delega tion expected from district schools. An interest program is planned and the full program will be announced later.
Greenwood Va May notes show the Community League held a round table on cooperation and autos with sales by Mr Bilis and Mr Brown. A May 265 meeting is planned with songs recitations duets and readings by local residents and visitors Mr and Mrs Matthew Ebersole will be hosts in Winchester during weekend visits.
Whitacre Wa May 21. Mr and Mrs Owen Jolley and children Charles and Virginia from Berkeley Springs West Virginia and Dr Weems from Angers Store joined Mrs Wallie Whitacre and guests Sunday. Visitors include Miss Love Braithwaite Ruth Lockhart Arthur Scrivener and Mrs Troy Dick plus infant Thelma. Mrs Clarence Oinps and her infant are expected home this week.
Salem residents report visits from H B DeHaven and family of Clearbrook Virginia. T Ne Armel and family spent Sunday with the Armel parents near Peat. Affleck family and relatives near White Post were described as visiting. L S Armel and E Valee Armel with Loring Armel visited Sterling Virginia over the weekend with W T Watts. S L Lupton and family returned from Washington and reopened their South Brevard residence for spring.
Richard Evelyn Byrd of Winchester has offered his resignation as United States District Attorney for the Western District. The department will accept it when a successor is appointed. Byrd has served about six years with a $4000 annual salary and will return to private law practice.
The Boy Scouts of America defeated Woodstock High School 6 to 3 in Brucetown. Supt. F. E. Clerk umpired with praise for his professional handling. Scouts likely clinch the season championship. Woodstock’s Pitcher Smoot and Potts for the Scouts starred. Local notes report community events and visits surrounding Brucetown on May 21.
The Reverend Av A Kelly will preach at Union Chapel on Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock. The notice requests attendance from local congregants and neighboring communities.
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