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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
5
Grand offer: 66 cakes Palm Olive Soap and one jar of Palm Olive Cream for 50 cents. Limited stock on hand, first come, first served. Store urges public to take advantage of the deal.
Train portions list arrival and connection details for Norfolk and Western services to Roanoke Bristol and intermediate stops. Includes Pullman sleepers dining parlor car and cafe cars with connections at Roanoke to Memphis Special and Shenandoah routes. Fragmented times and station labels appear throughout.
Local notes report social visits among residents Misses Alice Grim Delphia Headley and Julia Grim spent an evening together William White plans a yard fence after digging postholes Annie Lauck visited last Friday Evening A yard party at Double Churches was postponed to June 23 Miller trial drew sympathy for the families Annie Hartley misses chicks a rat kills chickens in a coop Henry Hartley and a dog chased a rat I J Grim killed a five foot black snake while returning from a fishing trip Wet weather and warmth quickened wheat ripening with harvest due next week
A judge discharges a juror after questioning reveals literacy limits and personal biases. The exchange notes the juror’s limited reading and occasional newspaper glances, with a remark about opinions that do not change with the breeze.
A children's day service at Stines Chapel will be held Sunday July 7. The program promises an interesting program with exercises starting at 8 o'clock in the evening.
Mrs Edward Hart of Berryville underwent an operation at Winchester Memorial Hospital this week. The report notes her condition remains under observation and she is resting comfortably.
The official board is notified of the second quarterly meeting on June 29 30. The quarterly conference will gather at 2 30 pm on June 29 at the Parsonage. Matters from the first quarter will be settled. Attendance of every board member is urged. Services at Paxton's chapel at 11 am with communion to follow.
Monday night visits at the Hott home and calls by Lula Morgan Verna Swimley and Mabel Morgan in Gerardstown. Mt Pleasant U B Church to hold children's service Sunday June 23 at 10. Mrs Lula Morgan and John Swimley visited Margie Weidman, while Harry Busey and family spent Monday with Lou Crim. Little Henry Busey to stay with Lewis and Mrs Crim.
Charlestown West Virginia June 20 The installation of Rev H M Moffett as pastor of the Charlestown Presbyterian Church will take place on Sunday June 23 at 11 o clock Rev Dr James Gray McAllister of the Presbyterian Theological Seminary Louisville Ky Rev J Siler of DuMeldis Rev Dr F M Woods of Martinsburg and Rev Dr J H Lacy of Winchester will participate in the installation services.
Stephens City Virginia June 20. Miss Marion Ramsey of Martinsburg visits Miss Virginia Dean. Irene Huffman of Raphine visits Miss Evelyn Totty. W M Lineburg visits son Hunter Lineburg in Parkersburg. Julian Dean home from Martinsburg for a few days. Virginia Campbell ill on Main Street. Laura Slokum of Christiana PA and Sam Slokum family visit A W Dean. Ella Cadwallader visits brother J M Cadwallader at Tulip. Mrs Nicholas of Philadelphia visits daughter Mrs R L Painter. Elsie Worrest of Lancaster PA visits friends and stays with Octavia Kline at Vaucluse.
A lone aphorism urges that a man cannot reach his highest self without certain essential qualities. The line attributed to Bernara Snel presents a compact moral reflection on self-improvement and virtue.
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