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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1952
Page
3
Garden clubs visit a historical exhibition featuring the 1760 moss mill stone house near Kirk by Moss’ Mill. The 1820 main house saw Civil War shelling and 1854 renovations. The display outlines the plantation plan with an English basement and T shaped hall.
The Guild marks its third roll call in memory of Mrs. George H. Franklin of Virginia. Members of the Home Family and amateur groups will gather to extend greetings on the occasion and honor longtime participants.
John William Anderson 76 a Clarke County farmer died at his home near Marvin's Chapel. Born August 28 1877 he was fifth generation on the same farm dating to 1751 grant to Bartholomew by Lord Fairfax. Survived by widow Irene Libert ter funeral 11 Saturday Enders Funeral Home Berryville led by Rev. Percy
A 45 minute religious film titled More than Peace will be shown at Timber Ridge Church Sunday Sept 7 at 7 pm. The story follows a Korean War veteran questioning his efforts and the community’s role in seeking peace.
Eleanor doubts Eve fell by accident and fears a deliberate act to hurt the family. Tension rises as Eve’s potential prison record haunts Eleanor while Jeremy returns with unknown visitors. A plea for unity fractures the household as Norse memories of Nance and Eve collide with an unsettling future.
Elsie Mack Nance speaks of fatigue and going to bed while Jeremy shares a brief embrace. Eleanor takes a breath and recalls Hive from years past. Conversation shows confusion as Jeremy reacts to fragmented dialogue and a sudden, tense moment.
The Winchester Paint staff and local Guardsmen will donate blood on September 9 hosted by the Red Cross Blood Donor Program at the jan ree to honor the owner Robert Ar Cross. Lt Col M B Clowe Jr of the 116th Infantry Regiment says drill exemptions apply for those in Company I and Headquarters Company who donate a pint, with the Winchester Club sponsoring the Blood mobile and P S Wright and Beverley Bailey leading arrangements.
The Mt Pleasant Evangelical United Brethren Church West Frederick Charge hosts its annual homecoming on Sunday September 7 starting 10 a m Rev Floyd L Falk DD will deliver the sermon Lunch follows at noon and afternoon services begin at 2 p m with singing and selections All funds support the building fund the pastor extends a warm welcome to all attendees
The Clarke County PMA held elections last Friday and Saturday. J Wilmer Carpenter won reelection as county chairman since 1940. Irvine Price and James W. Costello were reelected vice chairman and regular member. Gwynne H. Jones and KR B. Smith were chosen as alternates. Community committees of three were also elected in Battletown Greenway Chapel Lonemarsh with named leaders and alternates. Mrs Paul Masser was reelected secretary treasurer.
A square dance will be held Friday evening from 9 till 12 at the Community Building in Berryville under the auspices of the local group. The notice invites dancers to attend for an evening of square dancing in Berryville.
Oakland resident Samuel Panton who spoke at his 400th birthday interview reflected on pipe smoking as his only bad habit. He died yesterday after a spark from his pipe ignited his bathrobe causing fatal burns.
Lloyd Williams Post 41 of the American Legion hosts a fundraiser with proceeds benefiting the Clarke County High School athletic fund. Music by Shorty Miller and his orchestra. Refreshments will be served. Tickets available from any football team member.
A damaged report cites Sgt Robert Boyce describing an accident at a crossing involving a 1941 Buick driven by Lou Layman and a Ford vehicle. The Buick reportedly failed to stop, causing approximately 600 in damage. an adjacent vehicle sustained about 250 in damage.
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