Local notes from Virginia reflect family visits and weather
Mrs. Annie Winchester and family spent time with relatives in Virginia and attended a flower strewing at Middleton. Howard Lineburg, and Karl Lineborg visited friends. Mrs. Fetzer, of Winchester, remains ill. Ongoing rain delayed corn planting. Bush Carpenter returned to Winchester after visiting Relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Edward Winchester
Lineburg
Iy. Hicks
Crim
Howard Lineburz
Virginia
Hol
Middleton
W. J. Corni
Eveward
Karl Lineborg
Chester
Fetzer
Mr. Ritter
George Wigginton
Bush Carpenter
Winchester
Kernstown Briefs Show Local Illnesses And Recoveries
Mrs Milton Swartz has returned from Memorial Hospital after surgery and stays with Mr and Mrs Clarence Williams in Kernstown. Clarence Williams slowly recovers at home, aided by Dr R A Shafer. Visitors include several local families. The note also reminds readers to observe Near East Relief bundle day on May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jkkernstown
Milton Swartz
Memorial Hospital
Clarence. Williams
Kernstown
Swartz
B. B. Duttom
Clarence Williams
R. A. Shafer
Conley Ornndorff
Foster
Russell Williams
Wilmer Henry
Julian Williams
Martin Williams
Carson Keyser
Samuel Grubbs
George Pope
Harry Cook
Marguerite
Hazel Swartz
Asbury Swartz
Disciples Church Opens Virginia Convention Amid Large Delegates
Dr. Benjamin L. Smith of Norfolk opened the 49th annual Disciples of Christ in Virginia convention in Harrisonburg with a sermon linking church liberty to American ideals. The session drew over 120 delegates, first Shenandoah Valley gathering in years, with more expected to attend.
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Harrisonburg
Christian Church
Benjamin L. Smith
Norfolk
The
Disciples of Christ
Virginia
Baptist Church
Dr. Smith
Jesus Christ
Thomas Campbell
Campbell
Smith
Luthey
Calvin
Wesley
Old Dominion
Walentoe
Shargest
Shenandoah Valley
Iew
United States
Morrisonburg
Shenandoah
Massanutten Mountain
Virginia Christian Convention Opens With Large Richmond Attendance
The Virginia Christian Convention gathers in Lynchburg with leaders such as Dr. Benjamin L. Smith and Rev. Reynolds presiding. Committees include Program led by Tate and Andrews, Credentials by Haney and Bamber, and Publicity by Steed, with speakers like F. W. Burnham scheduled and a focus on Alexander Campbell's Life and Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W
Virginia Minsterial Association
Reynolds
F. W. Burnham
St. Louis
Smith
Smith Speaks After the Address of Welcome and Response, Rev. Reynolds
Benjamin L. Smith
First Christian Church
Norfolk
United States
Home Missions Society
R. H. Crossfield
William Woods College
Dr. Smith
Alexander Campbell
America
Pennyslvania
T Thomas Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Bethany College
Disciples of Unrest
Christian Church
Mr.Campbell
Luther
Calvin
Wesley
Alexander
Disciples of Christ
Virginia
Walnut Springs Church
Strasburg
Thomas Campbell
Washington
United Christian Missionary Society
Virginia Missionary Society
Lynchburg
Virginia Woman’s Christian Missionary Society
Lynchburg College
Middle Atlantic States
Mountain Industrial Institute
Buchanan County
Mountain Falk
Morrison
John <A. Tate
Richmond
J. T. T. Aundrey
J. C
B. Motley
W. L. Dudley
Awindhester
J. T. Watson
F. H. Randall
East Radford
Kevy
H. G. Haney
R. J. Bamber
Petersburg
Hava Louma
Marshall Waingneta
Bowing Green
N. M. Fox
Happanannock
Kate Merkinson
Crewe
J.D. Hamaker
Strasbtrog
Strasbtrog; Rev. ©. M. Wales, Martinsville; Rev. W. A. Wise
Chilhowie
R. EB. Steed
J. D. Melanbeck
Ricumond
Hey
H. J.wudley
Latray
J. B. Easley
H. Scott
Roanoke
F. W. Long
Clifton Forge
M. Cy.Hughes
Graham
E. B . Motley
Fred Maphis
C. L. Snidow
S. T. Snead
J. W. Moore
Annie White
W. J. Smith
Mary Hawkins
Cuckoo
A. Be.robertson
Gibson Station
Virginia Christian Missionary Society
Grover T. Huffman
New Castle
W. BE. Worrell
Galax
J. H. Mahaney
Saltville
F. H. Scott
A. L. Clarke
Somerset
A. M. Hobertson
C. M. McEbtyre
L. Garrison
Danville
William Burleigh
Pocahontas
R. B. Steed
Property Lots For Quick Sale On Main Street Corner
108 acre improved free and 50 acres commercial orchard offered at 5500 dollars. Corner lot with 65 foot frontage on Main Street featuring two double dwellings. City lots exceptional value. See property list and insurance contracts.
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Belief
Vic Arthur
Rouse Avenue
Disciples Church
Church
H. R Willis
East Piccadilly
Washi
Woden
Staunton
Theo
George Washington
Mt. Jackson
New Market
Oil and Gas Journal
Frederick County Court House
I Va
Luray
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Hudson
Savannah
Ohio
Sea
Martin, Burs
Rev. Reynolds
Brotherhood of Man
Sare
Good & CO
Rouss Avenue
Lumber Yard
A. C. Oats Lumber Yard
J. N. Main Street
Smallwood Motor Co
Stephens City
Chevrolet and Studebaker
International Trucks
H. W. Ebert
Buick
Winchester Garage
D. W. McIlwee
Mar
Ford
Valley Radiator & Welding CO
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