Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-29
WINCHESTER NOTES.

WINCHESTER NOTES.
Mrs. Carrie Boston of Philadelphia
| Is visiting Mrs. Andrew Gaskin They
have been fast friends from child
hood.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Jefferson was the scene OF pretty
wedding on Monday. when their
beautiful daughter Sarah Lucille and
Mr.. William Lewis, sof New Market,
Va. were united In marriage The
wedding was n quiet affair owing to
the recent death Of the brides grand
mother. Rev. J. e. Reed oficiated.
After partal1ing Of a wedding break
fast the happy couple left for their
honeymoon In Washington, New
York and other places Of interest.
After October 1, they will make their
home In Woodstock, Va, where Mr..
Lewis Is engaged In business. Mrs.
Lewis is quite On accomplished
young lady. She taught school in
Woodstock, Now Market and Staun.
ton. She has q host Of friends and
all wish her years OF good luck and
happiness.
Mesdames Mertha Reed, Of New
York, Manda Dangerfleld, Philadel-
phia, Eva Stewart, Philadelphia,
were tho week end guest or Miss
Bette (tOSen, on New Market street.
, Msis Kirby, OF Ptttsburg, Va. Is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Honesty, on IGibon street.
Mrs. J. Mount Lovet was chairman
OF a delightful entertainment given
at John Mann M. r. Church assisted
by the following ladies', Misses Bet
tie, Hilda and Pocahontas Jackson.
A nice program was rendered and q
nice time had. A nice sum was
realized. Sc g
Mrs. Jamule johnson and children
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. s. Mash.
on e Picadilly street.
Misses Rosa and Virginia Harmon
will spend the Winter in Philadelphia
Mr.. Cooley has returned from WIS.,
iting his parents at Marion.
Prof. p. w. Gibson and Mrs. Glib
son and children have returned from
Middleburg and Manassas via Paris
and Wildwood.
Mrs. S. N. Giles has gone to Wash
ington to, join her husband.
Mr.. George Cook Of Uniontown Is
On the sick list.
The people Of st. Paul A. M. e.
were greatly pleased with the prea CHI
Ing Of Rev. Wing Senior on Sunday
morning and night.
Tho following officers were in
stalled by Mr.. NJ. 3. Cooke, F. N. r..
Mr.. Larry Turner, N. Co.; Rev. Will
liam Mayberry, v. G.; Mr.. w. e. N.
Laws, N. TT; Mr.. Perry Brooks, P.
N. G. These are all young men and
the Morning Star OF the West, 1851
G. U. o. O. n ought to be proud Of
her sons.
Our people are still manifesting
great interest in The Planet and tho
agent will be pleased to give you any
information you want concerning it,
any time, night or day, no trouble.
Miss Gertrude Wells, on 8. Brad
dock street.
Mr.. J. w. Strange, of Connells-
vile, Pa. spent the week with his
sister, Mrs. Joseph Fletcher.
The Ladies Aid of John Mann M.
II. Church held the meeting at Mrs.
Elmer Thompson's Friday evening,
on e. Clifford street.
Old Folks Day will be celebrated
In John Mann Church on Sunday,
September 80. Communion Sunday
morning.
Miss Eliza Boyd has returned from
visiting her brother and sister in
Stephen City and Middletown and
motoring to the Capital City.
Rev. Jeffreys, the Episcopal Rec
tor of Berryyille held services in the
Episcopal Chapel on Water street
and baptized several.
Mr.. Edward Martin Of PHILADELPHIA
Is visiting mother, Mrs. Mary Strange
on N. Main street.
Mrs. Hannah Evans has been
quite sick at her home on N. Kent
street.
Mrs. Nora Bell paid a visit to tho
Empire and had an enjoyable trip.
Mr.. Matthew Finley is much i'm
proved.
Rev. and Mrs. James =. Bland
Mr.. P. WI. Wade and Mr.. John w.
Wood of Seelton, Pa. were the guest
Of Mrs. Elmer Thompson, on E.. Clif-
ford street last week.
Rev. Bland Is the pastor of Prim-
tive Baptist Church. They also
spent several days touring the VAL
ley visiting friends.
Mrs. Srhompson is niece of Rev.
Bland. .N.
Mr.. Charles Brown spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson.
Mr.. Brown halls from Niagara Falls
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