Children’s Day Observed in Local Churches
Children’s Day services were held at the Presbyterian and United Brethren churches with programs led by Supt. Scott White and Rev. J. B. Sibley and Rev. S. D. Skelton. The Presbyterian event featured Moses Samuel and Daniel as rose figures in an address to youths. A large audience enjoyed music, songs, recitations, and an organ and orchestral accompaniment. An adjacent report notes graves decorated at Old Chapel with remarks by A. Moore Jr., Jos. J. Griffiths, and John H. Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
United Brethren
Presbyterian Sunday School
Scott White
J. 8
Sibley
Presbyterian Church
Moses
Samuel
Daniel
Mr. Sibley
United Brethren Church
D. Skelton
Elmer Hodges
Fister
Cale
Marie Grim
Pappeana Ponnnon
Skelton
Ida Lamp
Berhaddinbo
Virginia Grove
Elmer Haddox
Robert Brill
W. B. Garton
Old Chapel
Merryville
Millwood
Mr. A. Moore Jr
Jos. J. Griffiths
Berryville
John H. Alexander
Leesburg
Meters and Wagner to Leave for Harrison County
William M. Meters and T. F. Gough depart this evening for Harrison County Virginia where they are to seek a pecuniary reward and bounty awaiting them there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Wagner
T. F. Gough
Harrisonboy Va
Go Forward in Faith at First Baptist Sermon
Reverend J. Ryland Murdock, new minister of the First Baptist Church, preached on Go Forward from Exodus 14 14. He urged Christians to progress despite external and internal hindrances and to trust God for victory and service ahead. The congregation, pleased with their young pastor, heard a call to forward action and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ryland Murdock
First Baptist Church
Murdock
Israel
Red Sea
Egypt
San Juan Hill
God
Jordan
Sinai
Jericho
Called Home By Brother's Death In Railway Wreck
John Goodwin of Washington baggage master for the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad traveled to Winchester for a visit when he learned his brother Gordon Goodwin a Southern Railway fireman had been killed in a wreck near Mitchell station. Gordon, about 22, died after leaving Alexandria on a freight train and being struck by a bridge incident. The remains were taken to Gordonsville for the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Goodwin
Washington
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Winchester
Hotel Evans
Goodwin
Southern Railway
Martinsburg
Yowell
Gordon Goodwin
Mitchell Station
Alexandria
Gordonsville
Ernest R. Boyer
Dria
Engineer D
Winchester Headlines and Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors
Local residents and visitors populate Winchester today with a flurry of social notes. Names include J. O. Ritter, Robert L. Striker, Gilt-edge Butter at Schneider's, and many others visiting from Loudoun, Hagerstown, Martinsburg, Baltimore, and Washington. A Madison Lodge meeting, sales at Griffiths and Rice, and a front-page glimpse of town life accompany short business trips and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. H. Hansbaugh
Hagerstown
Schneider's
James Cather
J. Swimley
Brucetown
Winchester
Jacob Hable
Baltimore
H. Hable
East Water Street
Geo. Callum
Ben
Washington
A. C Griffith
South Market Street
Madison Lodge No. 6
Mrs Roe of Whitacre Area Dies After Illness at 70
Mrs. Alice M. Roe an aged resident near Whitacre died Saturday evening after a long illness from paralysis. She was in her 71st year and leaves three sons Silas Arthur and Ashby Roe. The funeral was held this morning with interment in the family burial ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. Roe
Whitacre
Flowers Decorate Private Collins’s Grave at National Cemetery
Private James Collins of the Third Massachusetts Regiment was honored with floral designs in the National Cemetery yesterday. The arrangements, crafted by florist Eugene Aulick, are traditionally placed by his son John Collins of Colorado Springs, though this year the order arrived too late for decoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Collins
Third
Massachusett
National Cemetery
Eugene Aulick
John Collins
Colorado Springs
Gole
Sam Jones Camp Meeting Changes Venue
The Sam Jones camp meeting scheduled to start July 15 at White Post has been moved to Page's woods at Boyce for easier access and reduced costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam. Jones
White Post
Page’s Woods
Boyce
Important Meeting Tonight At Charley Rouss Fire Company
The Charley Rouss Fire Company will hold a special session at eight o clock tonight. All members are required to attend as an important matter will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouss Hook and Ladder Co
The
Charley Rouss Fire Company
South End Hose Company Meeting Notice
South End Hose Company schedules its regular meeting at 7 30 oclock on a forthcoming date. The notice emphasizes member participation and procedural details for the local fire district group.
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Presbyterian and
United Brethren Churches
United States
Mr. Murdock
M. Dehaven
Main Street
Farmer’s ‘National Bank
Mr. J. O. Ritter
Robert L. Striker
Loudoun County
H. R. Bryarly & Bro
CG. E. Edmondson
Middletown
Edw. Bromley
Clearbrook
George E. Bushnell
Thos. B. Chamblin
L. E. Rice’s
Sixth of June
S. Ops
Thos. N. Lupton
Noonan
Charles D. Sloat
India Grimm
Opequon Inn
G. Noakes
Front Royal Tapestry Co
Messrs
John and
Newton Griffith
A. C. Griffith
John Hoover
C. E. Hoover
Little Edward Trenary
Joseph Trenary
R. E. Trenary
This
City
Isaac Wigginton
Washington, D. C
Burkle
Messrs. Taylor & Sibert
W. W. Brannon
Weston
W. Va
Hattie
Taylor House
Elloom Av.scenseion
Horsey & Atwell
Thomas Keating, Ast
Cumberland Brewing Company
Thomas Keating
Agt
Telephone
North Main Street
Jeweler
Aetic
E. Bruce Capper, the Jeweler
West Water Street
Ealth
New York Life Insurance Co
el Eee Bryarly & Bro
Rouss
Avenu District Managers
Collin
J. W. Miter
Sec’y
Real Estate Register
Staunton, Va
Rdong
Se & Boxwell
Sey Ore
Bailey & Boxwell
South End Meeting
South End Hose Company
Vening Stark Office
South Marke
Ss. H. Hable
Star Clothier and Furnisher
Water Streets
Miller Supply Company
Farmers’ and Merchants’ National Bank
Virginia
United States Government
Main St
Guiliani
H. C. Pierce
Opequan
Circuit Court of Frags Erick Couty
James Biscoe
Broome
Geo. B. Bushnell & Co
Seti Am
Amherst Street
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