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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
2
Attorney firm Ward and Larrick lists a private sale of the Minestone farm containing 104 acres with 5 acres of blue grass and running water. Located one mile from Winchester on a mixed road in the heart of the apple belt. May 24 filing.
Trustees and Special Commissioners will auction the John W. Brown farm of about 134 acres near White Post on the Winchester Pike in Berryville Virginia. Sale June 24 1911 at noon at the courthouse door. Terms 1 third cash day of sale and balance in one and two equal annual payments secured by bonds and deed of trust or all cash. Includes orchard, timber and prime fruit growing area. proved access via macadamized turnpike near post office churches and railroad.
Congregational meetings at Old Gyequon and Cedar Cuff churches are set for Sunday June 4 at 11 a m and 2 30 p m. Rev F L Leeper will lead services and sponsor the meetings. The Round Milk Church, linked with the group, plans a similar gathering later as they seek to call Rev Alfred Jones D D of Montgomery W Va after Pastor Henry M White’s death last November.
The decree in the case W. H. Carpenter vs Edward Conner and others directs Master Commissioner T. R. Cather to report on lien priorities the gross and annual value of Edward Conner real estate and other matters. Notice by publication in a Winchester newspaper is required for four weeks. The date set is June 15 1911 and Jas. P. Reardon is to carry out provisions.
The new United Brethren parsonage on North avenue will be dedicated Sunday as Bishop T. C. Carter of Fehonsidoah Tennessee preaches at 8 o clock. Afterward the congregation will tour the parsonage for a dedicatory service. Carter, a noted lecturer, will speak Monday night June 5 at 8:30 on Mistakes of Marriage. A children s day program is set for Sunday evening at 8 o clock. Carter will lecture at Red Bud Saturday night with no service there Sunday.
A quiet ceremony at the Botts residence on North Main united Miss Mary Martha Hook and James M. Rutherford of Berryville Virginia at 5 o clock Thursday afternoon. Rev W H Carter officiated. The bride wore pearl silk with blue trim and gloves. No attendants. Large receptions followed at Spring Meadow and the groom’s home. The bride received many fine presents including linen silverware nickel and china.
Captain James P. Reardon announced that Company A Second Virginia Regiment Volunteers from the city cannot join the Confederate Memorial Day parade on June 6. Delays in obtaining uniforms due to officers at field maneuvers and encampments in Texas and Luray prevented timely arrival. Reardon expressed regret but stated the obstacle could not be overcome. Also noted is Mrs. W. McP Fuller’s health improvement at the Berry home.
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