Christmas of Experience and a Ribbon Return
A Christmas tale follows Experience as she recalls a lost proposal and a pink ribbon gift from twenty years earlier. Jane Watts unknowingly wears the ribbon, forcing Experience to confront the mystery and rekindle old feelings with Hiram Watts watching.
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John
John Wilkins
Hiram Watts
Lem
Experience
Hiram
Jane Watts
Miss Experience
Jane
Jobn Wilkins
Frederick County Exibit's Notable Fruit Display
Lynchburg notes a fine Frederick County exhibit led by Senator E. L. Lupton showing York Imperial Baldwin Grimes Golden and Winesap apples plus rival pippins. Plates of Smock Salway Billyear peaches in cold storage and a display of top potatoes accompany the show. Thomas W Steck of Winchester presents three graded samples Bev Davis York Imperial and pippins with packing lectures.
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Virginia Horticultural Society
Lynchburg
Lynchburg News
8. L. Lupton
Frederick
Frederick County
Thomas W. Steck
Winchester
Bev Davis
York Imperial
Death closes honored career in Frederick obituary
Stricken with sickness, he never touched liquor and promoted temperance by example. Deceased is survived by his only son Maurice M. Lynch, a prominent attorney and superintendent of Frederick County public schools, his wife having died years ago, and five grandchildren.
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Maurice M. Lynch
Frederick County
Christmas at Centenary Reformed Church
Christmas exercises at Centenary Reformed Church staged by the Sunday School at 7 o clock. The church featured a large Christmas tree and gifts for all scholars. Rev C D Bulla spoke and Minnie Forsythe sang. children recited and carols were sung.
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C. D. Bulla
Minnie Forsythe
Centenary Reformed Church
T.K. Cromer
Enjoyable Christmas Eve Party at Huntsberry Home
A Christmas Eve gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Huntsberry on Main Street honored Mrs. A. E. Dabney of Staunton Virginia. About 30 guests enjoyed games and tokens of the season followed by a lavish dinner with viande and delicacies, then departed in the early morning the memories of a pleasant evening. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Scar Barr Walter Barr Thomas Barr and others from Washington D C Texas and local names.
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C. E. Huntsberry
Main Street
A. E. Dabney
Staunton
Mreescar Barr
Walter Barr
Thomas Barr
William Seibert
Abner Ferguon
Washington, D. C
James, Burgees
John Huntsberry
Wiliam
Fred
Calvert
Richard Jolfe
William Moore
Jack Hardesty
W. E. Huntsberry
H. B. McCorvac
Oscar
Eugene Jabney
Louise Barr
Texas
Emma McKinster
Rebecca Sarr
Mabel Kline
Maggie McVicar
Edna Seal
Something to Be Thankful For
A collection of short anecdotes and jests from various sources. A thrift minded druggist, a timekeeping naturalist, campus prank, family squabbles, and light quips from newspapers and cartoons. The items mix humor with social observation across scenes and voices.
Fell From Wagon And Broke His Leg Near Cross Junction
Correspondent from Warracre Virginia reports Philip Leith of Bloomery fell from a horse near Cross Junction on Wednesday evening and a wagon passed over his leg above the knee. The fracture was reduced at Dr. Hollis's office and he rested for the night. Other notes include Edward C. Bailey of Washington arriving in Winchester, Mr. and Mrs. Beardworth of Staunton visiting relatives, and Charles Trenary of Harrisonburg Christmasing with Trenary family. A note about lost gold rim glasses between the Catholic Church and B&O depot seeks the finder.
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Evening Star
Warracre
Winchester
Philip Leith
Bloomery
Cross Junction
W. B. Hollis
Catholic Church
B. & O. Depot
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Country
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Charles Trenary
Harrisonburg, Va
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GEO. E. Bushnell & Company
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