Alma Mater Pride: Daughters as Cornerstones of School
The passage envisions daughters as cornerstones polished like a palace and urges students to take pride in calling the school their alma mater. School begins September 15.
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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1908
Page
6
The passage envisions daughters as cornerstones polished like a palace and urges students to take pride in calling the school their alma mater. School begins September 15.
The article notes Richard Stuart Hunter of this city serves as chief inspector, not assistant inspector, for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bridges. It states the Winchester baseball team is scheduled to play at Hagerstown on Saturday.
Lyman H. Holje presents a new program claimed to expand film limits. The show on Thursday features a Naples ramble, Rome drive, Savoy trip, India tours including Bombay Calcutta Benares and Darjeeling, followed by a London military review.
Mrs. Charlotte E. Perry, visiting her father Prof. Ide and the Misses Mc Cartney on North Braddock street, has returned to her home in Baltimore. She leaves behind many friends who regret her departure.
At the final session held at Put-in-Bay Ohio, Prof Ormond Stone of Charlottesville Virginia and Ope Oaks Humphrey of Mount Weather Virginia were elected members of the council. Stone is well known in Winchester and has attended the local teachers institute.
A movement aims to hold the next Tri State League of Odd Fellows annual reunion at Morgan's Grove near Shepherdstown West Virginia. Mr M Hodgson of this city serves as league president.
Local ad promotes Fo ley's Kidney Remedy from Franck Baker & Son claiming it stops irregularities and cures kidney or bladder trouble not beyond medicine.
The Misses McGuire acted as hostesses at a charming tea at their home on Amherst street on Friday evening. Their guests included many people from Wiichester and other places.
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