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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1908
Page
3
Let your linen be clean and your conscience clear as the Winchester Steam Laundry on Water Street offers dependable laundry service. Bell phone 50 provides contact for this local business advertisement.
G W Rathman operates on South Main Street offering wholesafe and retail goods. This short notice notes local business presence and service scope in the area.
An in advance payment promotion invites customers to call for details on a large subscription discount available for a limited period. The notice emphasizes explaining the offer over the phone.
A group from Martinsburg Hagerstown and nearby points forms a camping party to return a clubhouse on the Potomac at Falling Waters this week. They will leave Thursday morning and stay about ten days at the clubhouse. The party includes Prosecutor Attorney Ange Mrs Al Br Net and children, Mr and Mrs M G Tabler and daughter and son, Miss Mary and Master Carlton, Mrs L L Sparrow and children, Miss Georgia Pitzer, Mr Earl Rodrick, Mr Allen Emmett and Capt W B Colston of Martinsburg, Miss Kate Stewart, Miss May Trammell Miss Miller and Mr Fred Laise of Bunker Hill and other relatives.
At Centenary Reformed Church the annual Children's Day program featured processional Hail to the Children's King, prayers, multiple recitations by Miss Lena Steele, and songs by the primary department. The program included a children's body guard performance, offerings, and an address by the pastor concluding with the Lord’s Prayer and benediction.
Canterbury Band members gathered at A. C. Painter’s near Nineveh for an ice cream supper with neighbors providing music. Visitors included Miss Georgia Painter en route to Winchester for a summer normal school. Several local residents, including the Willis and Hale families, shared weekend visits and daily activities. A July 4 yard party at Riding Chapel Church aims to benefit the new church, while local reports note a sore foot from Earl Painter and a horse mishap on H. A. Dinges’ farm.
The Ladies Aid Society of Emanuel church held a Yard Party on the church lawn on July 3 and August 28, inviting parishioners to a social evening with refreshments and fellowship.
No. 15-903 at 1:00 am serves Bristol and intermediate stations with a Pullman sleeper to Knoxville and connections to the St Louis Express. No. 1-313 at 1:00 am to Roanoke Bristol Bluefield Pocahontas Norton and intermediate stations with a Gary Pullman sleeper. No. 27 at 6:42 pm to Shenandoah and locals. No. 28 at 9:29 am to Hagerstown with Shenandoah Junction connections to Washington Baltimore Philadelphia New York. No. 14 at 8:24 pm to Hagerstown Washington Baltimore Philadelphia New York with Pullman sleeper via Hagerstown to Harrisburg Philadelphia New York. No. 2 at 1:57 am to Hagerstown Philadelphia New York with a Pullman sleeper to Philadelphia Parlor Car and New York. Rates and time tables available from N and W Ry agents in Roanoke Va.
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