Methodists In Session At Baltimore Conference Opening
The Baltimore Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church opened its first session at Hamline Methodist Church in Washington. Delegates hear Dr. A B Leonard on foreign missions, noting over two million dollars raised annually but insufficient for global work. The Woman's Home Missionary Society also met with May Sky Bliss speaking on immigrant aid and denouncing Mormonism.
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Baltimore
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hamline
Bishop Cranston
Board of Foreign Missions
Dr. Leonard
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Ww. G.paoabt
Maysky Bliss
Detroit
Michigan
Almerita
Home Missionary Society
Utah
Joseph Smith
Metic Church
United States
Taymen’s Association
Hunter N. Kern
Market Street Church
White House
Rcpose‘veltz
Isle of Spice To Play At Auditorium Friday
Isle of Spice arrives at the Auditorium on Friday night April 3 for a piquant musical revue. The show boasts a talented touring company and features Charles A. Pusey as King Bompooka with grotesque makeup and humorous turns.
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B. C. Whitney
Charles A. Pusey
Bompooka
Great Millinery Display Draws Crowds in Winchester
Miss M W Kremer opened a millinery showing featuring pattern hats made in Paris. A crowded audience viewed the Parisian creations, with runners told to handle them gently before delivery to customers for Sunday wear.
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Winchester
Miss Kremer
For Rent Storeroom in End of Building
Fragment shows a rental notice for a storeroom at the end of a building. Applicant contact appears as S. Hi Ha tle with uncertain address or descriptor. Details are incomplete and hard to verify from readable text.
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S. Hi Hatle
Mosby Book Praised For Gettysburg Truths And Controversy
John S. Russell reports Col. John S. Mosby has issued a new book titled Stuart's Cavalry in the Gettysburg Campaign. The work is hailed as revealing forgotten truths and refuting falsehoods about Gettysburg. Mosby plans a Valley visit in spring and notes a minor date error on page one.
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John S. Russell
Johns. Mosby
Washington
Stuart
Gettysburg
Col. Mosby
Mosby
Russel
Sheridan
Carter Hall
Burwell
Millwood
Millinery Opening By Miss Cline This Week
Miss Cline announces a millinery opening Wednesday and Thursday April 1 2 featuring pattern hats and novelties. Public invited.
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Miss Cline
Ladies' Exchange to Hold Weekly Parish Sale
The Ladies of Christ Episcopal Church announce an exchange in parish rooms each Saturday beginning at noon. Biscuits pies cakes and deviled items will be sold and orders may be placed with the ladies on Friday. orders will be promptly filled.
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Ladies of Christ. Episcopal Church
Debt Suit Before Supreme Court Will Be Argued Monday
Virginia West Virginia debt litigation advances to the U S Supreme Court with a Richmond conference outlining procedure. Key figures include Judge William F Rhea Henry Z Whickham Randolph Harrison and Major Anderson. The case centers on complex old debt issues and certificate holder interests.
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United States Supreme Court
Jet- Mace
Richmond
William F. Rhea
Bristol
Henry Z. Wickham
Hanover
John B. Moon
Charlottesville
Joseph Button
H. D.flood
Appomattox
H. H. Downing
Warren
Randolph’ Harrison
Lytchburg
J. Thompson Brown
Nelson
William A. Anderson
Washington
Supreme Court
Randolph Harrison
Lynchburg
Major Anderson
Mrs Haymaker's Remains at Rest
Funeral services for Mrs. George W. Haymaker were held at 3 o'clock at the family home 213 South Market Street. Rev D He Kern of Braddock Street M E Church South officiated. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers William A Bell James M Haymaker Georgie A Windell W O Taylor A D Henkel and Lewis Lege.
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George W. Haymaker
South Market Street
He Kern
Braddock Street
M. ‘E. Church
South
Mount Hebron
Messrs
Ee William A. Bell
Georgie A. Windell
Taylor
A. D. Henkel
Lewis Lege
Winchester Lodge Installs New Officers for Elks Chapter
Recently elected officers of Winchester Lodge No. 867 Sancke lent and Protective Order of Elks were formally installed at the lodge meeting. Past Exalted M A Doran led the ceremonies. Newly installed: Exalted Ruler W. Liegesteemed leading knight Dr J A Richard esteemed loyal knight Howard Cather lecturing knight J Edward Murnan secretary Vernon B Garton treasurer Ran T McGuire trustee BK B Capper grand lodge representative, with Past Exalted Ruler M A Doran and alternate James P Reardon.
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Winchester Lodge
Sanckelent and
Protective Order of Elks
M. A.doran
Miss Curtis Honored By Pres byterian College in Alabama
Refined Southern woman Miss Curtis noted for her stature and character while ex President Preston of Chicora College presided. Miller's Drug Store advertised locally with Alabastine wood stains and Jap-a-Lac paints.
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Miss Curtis
Preston
Chicora
Presbyterian College
Miller’s Drug Store
Step Mother Accuses Man. Cain Sentenced in Court
Frederick Cain appeared before Justice Wilson on a charge of being drunk in public. After testimony he received 39 days in jail and was ordered to join the street cleaning squad. Cain’s step mother reported abuse at the courthouse vicinity and at the police station.
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Frederick Cain
Justice Wilson
Fred
Offi Legg
Cain
Fun At the Skating Rink Carnival Echoes Joy
A crowd of several hundred enjoyed the skating rink last night hosted by the Apsily Fool gift carnival. Souvenirs such as paper caps miniature kid gloves and skate-shoes were handed to skaters. A football contest sparked merriment with prizes awarded to Henry Neville Stephenson alias Pat and Fred Pitcock for a miniature furniture set.
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Henry Neville Stephenson
Pat
Fred. Pitcock
Beverley Brothers Open Pittsburg Glass Jobs
Mr F Westwood Beverley accepted a position with a glass manufacturing company in Pittsburg Pa this afternoon. His brother R Gray Beverley works with the Pennsylvania Railroad in a responsible capacity.
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F. Westwood Beverley
Pittsburg
R. Gray Beverley
Pennsylvania A
Local Notices and Classified Rentals
Messrs. M. Kercheval and William Co. Bragg, both from Charles Town, W. Va, lingered in the city. Kercheval, long affiliated with the Winchester Times, appears in a rental listing for a five room flat with range hot water gas bath and inside water closet. H Baetjere—31—1p-eed.
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Messrs. M. Kercheval
Amt
William Co. Bragg
Charles Town
W. Va
Mr. Kercheval
Winchester Times
Leloset
H. Baetjere
Nipping Frost Threatens Early Fruit Crops Tonight
The government forecast predicts much colder conditions and a heavy frost across the state tonight and tomorrow morning. Forecasters warn peaches plums and other early summer fruits may be badly damaged as several fruit trees are in full bloom. Growers fear a repeat of last year with severe blight or crop loss.
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Om-Cials
Star Today
Haive
Charming Bride For Berkeley Man At Bunker Hill
Miss Sallier Locke of Clarke County and Mr. James W. Hardy of Berkeley County married after a quiet ceremony in Hagerstown. The couple traveled by rail on the Cumberland Valley line and tied the knot with a minister officiating. They returned to Bunker Hill for a reception at James Wilson’s home, as friends congratulate the groom on winning a charming bride.
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Bunker Hill
We Va
Sallier
Locke
Clarke County
James W. Hardy
Tly
Hagerstown
Lancrauie
Cumberland Valley
James Wilson
Opequon
Hardy
Berkeley County
Thomases Move to Fort Smith Arkansas
Mr and Mrs J B Thomas who sold their Reliance Warren County property yesterday in this city left for Fort Smith Arkansas to reside there in the future A son of the Thomases is connected with a prominent law firm in Fort Smith Arkansas
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Arkansas
J. B. Thomas
Winchester Tribe Visited by Genneseee and Shay Lodges
About 25 members of the Genneseee Tribe of Stephens City visited the Shay Tribe in the city on Tuesday and witnessed the offering of degrees by the local lodge degree team in excellent form. Berryville Red Men also attended.
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Winchester
Stephens City
Berryville
Juniors Beat Shenandoah Valley Academy Again
The Juniors defeated Shenandoah Valley Academy 5 to 3 for a second straight win within a week.
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Shenandoah Valley Academy
Academy
Swift engine to visit Winchester with electric Pullman car
A telegram from Witte Chester says tomorrow a marvel of travel will arrive in Winchester. An electric locomotive with a Pullman car capable of 100 mph on standard gauge rails will be shown at the Valley Railroad near 13th block after 12, preceding the noon train. President Maurice Kennedy and other railroad leaders are among expected spectators. The showcase is brief, lasting only an hour or two.
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Witte Chester
Pullman
Winchester
Maurice
Kennedy
Cumberland Noe Sionsylvania
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
First Funeral Held in Remodeled Church
The first service in the newly remodeled church was held this afternoon for Mrs. Shepard, who died Tuesday morning after a long illness. Rev. Dr. J. H. M. Lacy led simple, impressive rites as many friends and family attended. Floral designs from friends were abundant and pallbearers included Dr. P. W. Boyd Jr., Fred S. Boyd, Stewart Bell, W. H. Smith, W. S. White, and William S. Wagner. Her remains rest in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Goarie Hieard
Shepard
Hymba
Tor
J. HM
Lacy
W. S. White
William 8. Wagner
Home From Conference and Local Notices
Reverend George T. Tyler and Reverend D. H. Kern return home from the Southern Methodist conference in Roanoke. The Kinderhook school house entertainment is postponed to April 10. A regular meeting of the Chirley Room Fire Company is set for tomorrow at 8 o'clock. Temperance addresses are planned at the Lutheran Church in Hemanstead this evening. Clarke county resident Sarah Zane attended a meeting Friday night and discussed business in town.
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M. M. Lynch
Richmond
State Board of Education
George T.tyler
Winchester
D. H. Kern
Braddock Street Church
Southern Methodist
Roanoke
Nis City
Kinderhook School House
Chirley
O'¢Lock
Curtis
Lutheran Church
Hemnstead
Be Powel
Page
Sarah Zane
Clarke County
Dusiness
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Norfolk
Isle of Spice
U. S. Suipreme
Virginia
West Virginia
John B.moot
Wolmes Conrad
Gommsel
West
Anderson
Ion
Conrad
Igee
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