Hour with the writer of a famous hymn
Rev Dr William Muhlenberg, born 1796 in Philadelphia and died 1877 in New York, is recalled in a December Presbyterian feature. Dr James Graham describes a New York meeting with Muhlenberg, noted for I Would Not Live Alway, detailing his vigor, saintly bearing, and a farewell kiss.
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Presbyterian of the South
William Muhlenberg
Philadelphia
New York
Alway
James ‘R. Graham
Presbyterian Church
Winchester
Ceylon
Muhlenberg
Peter Muhlen
Woodstock
Graham
John
Patmos
Holidess
Pr. Graham
Muhlenheng
Ymn
Episcopal Recorder
Minhtenberg
Jesus
Massie and Graves families host visitors in Relief
Local notes report Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Massie visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ashby Graves. Several locals recover or plan travels, including Ruth Pifer and Miss Mary Pifer heading for Winchester for Christmas. Ivan Smith credits Chamberlains Tablets for liver relief. Robert Y. Conrad travels to Baltimore for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Massie
Hagerstown, Md
Miss Mary )Pifer
Winchester
Insurance agents qualify for Prudential One Hundred Thousand Dollar Club
Messrs Henry R Bryarly and R T Bryarly together with Henry B Baker of the Prudential Insurance Company have qualified for membership in the One Hundred Thousand Dollar Club. They will attend the annual convention without paying travel or entertainment expenses. Members must sell 100 000 dollars of life insurance in a year and the Bryarly brothers have been club members for several years.
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Messrs
Henry R
R. T. Bryarly
Henry 8. Baker
Prudential Insurance’ Company
Messrs. Bryarly
Macedonia Notes From Macedonia Virginia December News
Macedonia Notes reports residents visiting relatives in Winchester and Canterbury. Richard Petrie visits his grandmother at Home Beaucheyege while Georgie Painter returns home for ten days. The Macedonia Sunday school plans its annual Christmas entertainment and Rev Dorsey will preach the fourth Sunday. A prayer meeting at Macedonia is well attended every second and fourth Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Racey
Reliance
Washington
Baltimore
Macedonia
Guy Lind
Winchester
Richard Petrie
Beauche Yege “Sotee
Mise
Georgie ‘Painter
Canterbury
James Armel
Armel
Guy Lind, Jr
Ile Fries
Macedonia Sunday School
Dorsey
Facedonia
Agen
Grandson Charles Funk Visits Grandparents at Greenway
Master Charles Lee Funk spent a day this week with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brown at Greenway, sharing time and family moments in a small-town visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lee Funk
Mrs. Lee Brown
Greenway
Sage Tea and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Darker Hair
An old fashioned hair treatment named Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy is advertised as safely darkening gray hair. A bottle costs about 50 cents and users apply with a sponge to a strand at a time. The copy claims hair becomes darker, thicker and glossier after repeated applications.
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Wyeth
Fragmentary War Sentinel notice from Front Royal VA
A damaged OCR fragment from the War ren Sentinel lists Mr Edward T Heist of Front Royal Virginia as a local figure with a brief note about greeting relatives and friends in the city.
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Edward.t. Heist
Ren Sentinel
Front Royal
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