Public Sale of Three Winchester Lots in 1908
Public auction to be held in front of Winchester Court House on November 19, 1908 at noon. Three lots on Fairmount Avenue, with two improved by dwellings, offered separately or together. Terms: one third cash, balance in two annual installments with bonds, interest six percent, secured by deed of trust and fire insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Clarence Miller
J. M. Steck
Walter Barr
John Fries
Fairmount Avenue
M. L. Kremer
G. C. Miller
C. WV. Allemony
City of
Winchester
James Cather
Witty Intense
de Gears Crest Aui
Bank
R. Kern
Marry Ki
Kern
Phil
WH. Gold
Frederick County
Baptist Women Begin Tenth Annual Virginia Union
The Woman's Missionary Union of Virginia starts its tenth annual convention in Richmond, with 1 033 churches represented. Reports show foreign missions 13725.26, some missions 6808.55, state missions 5675.18, total 8373.55 for 1907. The meeting runs three days, with missionaries from across fields expected to attend. The Winchester church is pastorless and not represented.
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Virginia
Woman's Missionary Union
Baptist General
Ascotn
Richmond
Be Aeene
Baptist Women of
Baptist Congregation of Winchester
Personal Notes From Armel Neighborhood Armel Va
News item records social visits illnesses and church events in Armel Virginia on Nov 5. Mentions Walter Watson visiting Fairfax county, Miss Ella Mae Armel Linden visiting James Armel, travels to Winchester, and revival notes at Macedonia with several church accessions.
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T. M. Swann
Macedonia
Ciola Armel
Kernstown
Refuge Vicinity News Items Highlight Local Visits
Refuge Virginia November 5. Henry Willis and his two young sons visited his mother Mrs. Mattie Willis near Canterbury. Rev J C S Myers conducts protracted services at Friendship Chapel. Samuel Bates of Waynesboro Pa arrived to see his son Russell Bates now recovering from a serious illness. William Lemley plans concrete walks in Stephens City. Rev Stars J C S Myers Reliance and B C Painter with family visited Mr and Mrs C Hale. Mrs H L Suddith shows improvement. Mrs Ezekiel Headley is ill near Refuge. Mrs Fleming near Stephens City visited brother B C Painter. Misses Mattie Page Lola Hite visited Amherst Painter near Nineveh. Rev and Mrs J C S Myers visited. Mr and Mrs T A Steele visited Wednesday.
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Refuge
Henry Willis
Willis
Mattie Willis
Canterbury
Friendship Chapel
Samuel Bates
Waynesboro
Russell Bates
William Lemley
Stephens City
J. C. S. Myers
Reliance
B. C. Painter
B.C. Painter
Mattie
Page
Lola Hite
Amherst Painter
Nineveh
Mrs. Steele Visits Gravely Ill Mother
Mrs. T. A. Steele spent Monday with her mother, Mrs. Sallie Grim, who has been quite ill and complaining.
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T. A. Steele
Sallie Grim
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