Estimable Lady Dir s Dead in City
Miss Julietti Opie White longtime Keats Presbyterian member and aunt of Mrs Juliett McCaw and Judge Wm Atkinson died at her niece’s home on Washington and Amherst. Daughter of the late Robert B White, she was among Virginia’s early settler families and once headed Edgerton Orphanage Baltimore. Funeral from Kent St Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 3 PM with Rev James R Graham officiating.
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Julietti Opie White
Juliett A. McCain
Washington and
Amherst Streets
Miss White
Robert B. White
Circuit Court
Robert White
General Courts of
Virginia
Juliett McCaw
Wm. Atkinson
Bettie J. Geen
William Mayo Atkinson
R. B. White
Baltimore
Alfred PB. White
White
Tuscalooga
Ala
Edgerton
First Presbyterian Church
Kent St. Presbyterian Church
Jas. R. Graham
Hollis Enters Race for Clerk of the Court
E G Hollis of this city enters the race for Clerk of the Ghenit Court in the spring election. He is urged by many and counts county friends among his backers. The well known record and broad support are highlighted as aims for nomination.
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E. G.hollis
Ghenit Court
Hollis
Miss Mabel Pine Visiting in Darkesville
Miss Mabel Pine of Darkesville is visiting. Mr and Mrs Walter Capper accompany the guest as the article notes local social activity.
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Mabel
Pine
Darkesville
Walter Capper
Disturbing Public Worship Arrest in St Johns Church
Officer Hollis ar rested Elsie Brown for disturbing public worship at St John s Baptist Church on South Market Street. Justice Bragonier warned of strict penalties under Virginia law and explained the relevant statute, with a jail term or fine possible for future disruptions.
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Hollis
Elsie Brown
St. John’s Baptist Church
South Market Street
Bragonier
Virginia
Funeral of Mr Spellman at Uni Brethren Church
The funeral for Jacob Spellman was held at the Uni Brethren Church with Rev. S. D. Skelton delivering a sermon on Corinthians. Hymns included Home Sweet Home and Home of the Soul, with solo by Mr. Skelton. interment followed at Mt Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers from Friendship Fire Co. and the church members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Spellman
Uni Brethren Church
S. D
Skelton
PULLED TAFFY TEA AT BOYDVILLE GAME NITE
Miss Sallie Faulkner hosted an old time taffy boiling at her Boydville home for guest Miss Elsie Love of Winchester. Amusements filled the evening with refreshments served around 11 o clock. Attendees included Misses May Faulkner Elsie Love Hettie Boyd Amelya Pine Snodgrass Mary Ronths and Messrs Norvel George Wever L L Sparrow Kelly Steve Snodgrass Wm Stewart Holmes Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Faulkner
Boydville
Elsie Love
Winchester
May ‘Faulkner
Hettie Bessie. Boyd
Amelya Pine Snodgrass
Mary Ronths
Messrs
Norvel
Geo. Wever
L. L. Sparrow
Kelly
Steve Sno
Wedding Reception Brims with Style and Guests
The church setting glittered with decorations and plants while a crush of guests filled the hall. Bride and groom greeted by the maid of honor and Mr and Mrs Harrison received dozens of well wishers as silverware and cut glass sparkled among the gifts. The couple left on the C R R train for a Northward honeymoon, followed by a Martinsburg welcome when they return in a week or ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Martinsburg
Attempted Wreck of C V Evening Train Discovered
A feigned wreck plot on the C V evening passenger train due at 7 55 was foiled when ten ties and a cattle break were found on the track near Lenore and removed about ten minutes before the train’s arrival. Investigators pursue available crews to identify the perpetrators.
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C. V
Lenore
Funeral attendance at Chas Crudden burial from Sacred Heart
The funeral of Chas Crudden, buried from Sacred Heart Church this morning, drew relatives including J E Harris Jr Miss Currie Thornhill John J Riordan Miss A Neville Richards Frank Crudden and his wife of Riverton. Edmondson and Irwin Funeral Directors of Riverton led the funeral cortege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.e.harris, Jr
Currie Thornhill
John J. Riordan
A. Neville Richards
Frank Crudden
Riverton
Chas. Crudden
Sacred Heart Church
Edmondson & Irwin
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Surprise Party At West Porter County Home
Pleasant surprise party held at the home of Mrs James Spence five miles west of town. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments with Mrs Spence and Mrs Spence praised as gracious hosts. Attendees included Miss Marion Harmer Eva Bun cutter Lillie Rogers Lillie Braithwaite Benne Braithwaite Ollie Lewis Fannie Lewis Effie Lewis Ilie O Rear Beasie Gill Maud Supinger Dolph Thwaite Fred Yeakley Walter Braithwaite James Lamp Carson Zellers Ed Baker Frank Baker Wood Baker Newton Kline Roland Buncutter Harry Albin Edgar Albin Carlton Hawkins Harry Flowers Wm Dehaven and the Hartman and Buncutter families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Spence
Potity
Mrésc
Mies Spencerre
Marion Harmer
Eva Buncutter
Lillie Rogers
Lillie Braithwaite
Benne Braithwaite
Ollie Lewis
Fannié Lewis
Effie
Resolution of Respect for Luther F Bloyer
The Rouss Hook and Ladder Company adopted resolutions mourning the death of Luther F Bloyer. They praise his gentlemanly conduct and duty, and extend heartfelt sympathy to his family. Resolutions are to be recorded, copied to the family, and sent to city newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouss Hook & Ladder Company
Luther F Bloyer
Luther Bloyer
Mr. Bloyer
L. J. Marais
Henry Schneider
Lewis Pearson
Handsome Flowers at Boyd-Harrison Wedding Displayed
Observers remained in Christ last evening after the Boyd Harrison wedding to admire the floral decorations described as very handsome. The two ladies responsible for that portion of the program earned compliments.
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Christ
Boyd—Harrison
Lamp Fire Damages Thatcher Meat Market Window
Last evening a lamp ignited the display window of George Thatcher's meat market near The Star Office and the fire forced the lamp out into the street as Thatcher struggled to control the flames.
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George
Thatcher
Star Office
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Dirs
MR. Spellman
Ihrack
Chas
A. Vie
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