Episcopal High School

Two hundred dollar reward.

Ran away from the service of the Reverend J.P. McGuire, Episcopal High School, Fairfax County, Virginia, on Saturday, 10th, Negro man, Oscar Payne, aged 30 years, 5 feet 4 inches in height, square built, mulatto color, thick, bushy suit of hair, round, full face, and when spoken to, has a pleasant manner, clothes not recollected.

I will give two hundred dollars for his recovery if taken out of the state, or one hundred and fifty dollars if taken in the state, and secured that I can get him.

T.D. Fendall.

Hey, welcome to Popping Collars, the podcast that lives at the intersection of religion and culture.

My name is Betsy Gonzalez, and I serve as the head chaplain at Episcopal High School in Alexandria, Virginia.

And I am excited that we are beginning season four of Popping Collars with a hostful podcast or a quad host, if you will, or the four horsemen of the apocalypse.

I don't know.

We're driving to watch them play.

They play for Episcopal High School.

and they're playing the season opener so we've come down and uh so and darion who's a great player you're gonna hear his name at some point uh in the cfl if not higher uh he's been here for three years this is lucas's first year so uh seven canadians on that team so um so yeah and then for me you know i coach a high school team back you know in my area i'm so involved in bc high school football on the board of directors there so like this is the official opening today so what an awesome day you know i used to I was never a summer guy.

I just kind of endeared summer so that I could get to the fall and start a high school football season and start a college season.

Two hundred dollar reward.

Ran away from the service of the Reverend J.P. McGuire, Episcopal High School, Fairfax County, Virginia, on Saturday, 10th, Negro man, Oscar Payne, aged 30 years, 5 feet 4 inches in height, square built, mulatto color, thick bushy suit of hair, round full face, and when spoken to as a pleasant manner, clothes not recollected.

I will give two hundred dollars for his recovery if taken out of the state, or one hundred and fifty dollars if taken in the state, and secured that I can get him.

T.D. Fendall.