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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1921
Page
5
Fashion notes a shift to comfort this fall, driven by sport clothes. Men adopt loungeable knits and lighter fabrics, swap stiff hats for soft collars, and choose fuller trousers and belted boxy overcoats. Prices ease about 40 percent lower. business expected to rise as appearance matters in work and society.
The Braddock Street Methodist Church hosts a series of daily services led by Rev George Richardson. Firemen fill the men’s crowds at the 3 PM service as Odd Fellows plan to attend tonight and services continue for ladies and girls this week.
Word comes of the death of Mrs George Pine at her Darkesville home in West Virginia last Thursday morning. She leaves her husband a daughter Miss Lee Pine and a sister Mrs William Stipe of Ohio. She was a lifetime member of the Southern Methodist Church.
The Rev Giles B Palmer of White Post Virginia has accepted a call to St Stephen's Episcopal Church in West Hamp ton near Richmond and will begin December 1 He succeeds Rev James D Gibson who moved to Covington Kentucky Palmer previously taught at Chamberlain School for Boys and is married to Elizabeth Barksdale of Richmond
Rev. Clarence Woods of Centenary Reformed Church in Winchester departed for Bedford to attend the synod gathering this week, joining church officials and delegates for discussions and oversight.
A large crowd from Frederick and Clarke counties Virginia and nearby West Virginia attended the funeral of Robert Davis a young farmer killed Friday when struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad mail train near his home. Rev O D Lambert and Rev George W Gaither led services at the Davis home and in Mount Hebron Cemetery with Modern Woodmen of America memorial rites. Pallbearers included Carroll Clevenger Joseph Jolliffe Irvin Zinn and others with honorary pallbearers John Ridgeway William Cannon M. P.
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