Merry June Dance At Cameron Hall
A lively dance was held at Cameron Hall last night hosted by Fred Trenary and Charles Kurtz. Many young people attended despite the hot June evening, and the event is planned as the first of a series of summer hops.
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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1902
Page
4
A lively dance was held at Cameron Hall last night hosted by Fred Trenary and Charles Kurtz. Many young people attended despite the hot June evening, and the event is planned as the first of a series of summer hops.
The Eichelberger lot will be free June Sixth for hitching. Prices listed on farm wagons buggies rockers tables and household goods for a June Sixth sale at Rice's Busy Corner. Collectors for Stonewall Cemetery Fund named to secure badges and collection boxes at 9 AM tomorrow with James B. Russell's office on Rouss avenue.
Rev L Z Heatwole of Rockingham Va will conduct communion at Kernstown Minionite Church on Sunday June 8 at 10 am He will also preach at Adventist Church Valley Pike at 4 pm The Confederate Memorial Day parade will assemble tomorrow at 10 am in full uniform with musical units Plans for Valley School House services say Rev C D Bulla will preach June 8 at 4 pm The Sarah Zane Fire Company monthly meeting is postponed to Friday June 13 due to Confederate Memorial Day
Reverend J B Gardner of Middletown Virginia, a leading figure in the Conference Methodist Episcopal Church South, was in town today. Mrs Agnes I Bell and Miss Madie Bell left for Washington last night to attend the wedding of Harmon Brown Bell to Belle Smith at St Margaret's Church at noon today.
The colored residents of the city held a dance at Odd Fellows Hall last night. Idan ve Bilee of the baseball game at the Fairgrounds yesterday marked a Winchester victory. Remember Noonan is handling.
Daily notices list Miss Jennie Taylor leaving for Brunswick Maryland and Master Olga Chiddley Compton vacationing in Winchester. Miller Supply Co advertises Linseed Oils Paints White Lead and harness items. Special sale of Arm Rockers at L E Rice's. Gen Turner's Ashby Camp to meet June 6 1902 at 10 am with officers Boyp Barros and Comander in attendance.
Correspondence from Waite Hall Virginia notes a Pink Tea Party set for Saturday evening June 7 at the Town Hall with an open invitation. The item also mentions visitors from Winchester and Martinsburg, local illnesses and a church sermon at Green Spring. A special meeting of Rouss Hook and Ladder is scheduled to finalize arrangements for Confederate Memorial Day exercises tomorrow.
The list shows wholesale prices paid for produce and grain in the market. Corrected daily for Wednesday June 4.
It's like eating at home with dine in and takeout options at Funes New Restaurant. Meals for dinners and lunches advertised at 26 cents with a side entrance of bar W G Fune.
A lengthy meditation on how early education shapes success and leadership. It argues that neglecting study leaves a powerful person ill equipped for documents and speeches, and that investing in culture and learning yields lasting wealth beyond material riches.
Fowls need space with about one foot per adult on the roost and clean quarters. A good appearance adds value to poultry. provide shells and gravel for digestion and bone meal for health. Fresh eggs show a larger air bubble at the large end. smaller bubbles indicate freshness.
A lost small black pocketbook containing a five dollar bill and small change was reported on Tuesday. A reward is left at Mr L A Cover's residence on North Washington Street. Local rail and train schedules are listed for Chambersburg Carlisle Mechanicsburg Harrisburg and surrounding towns.
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