Winfield Dramatic Club presents As We Forgive at Ebenezer
The Winfield Dramatic Club staged the religious drama As We Forgive at Ebenezer church on Rally Day. Cast included Rev Howard Amoss and Mrs Roland Grimes among others with a large local turnout and a readings and music program following.
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Winfield Dramatic Club
Ebenezer Church
Howard ‘Amoss
Mer
Roland Grimes
Matilda Shipley
Clara Barnes
Doctor Fisher
Howard Amoss
Bara Waltz
Sucisi
Watry
Roscoe Fleming
iJohn
Burnett Grimes
Tommy
Eugene Pickett
Ernest
Carrick
Barnes
Ned
Leo Davis
Jack
Guy Farrer
Faul Roy Bohr
Heirich
Leo Grimes
Epworth Legate
Roger
Frank Bennert
Vivien
Mary Jane Wwalke
Louise
Dorothy Criswell
Edith
Dorothy Reynolds
Augustus Frizzell
Jay Conaway
Winfield Homemakers’ Club
Tri-County
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Hagerstown
Edward Wright
Monroe
Francis Brown
Edgar Pickett
Wakeneta
Margaret Waltz
Phila
Notable Voices on Crime Policy and Education in Virginia
A collection of 1920s editorials and speeches critiques politicians, reformers, and educators. Highlights include calls for safety in public life, reflections on prohibition, fascist warnings, and criticism of the Virginia Military Institute’s hazing and discipline practices.
Incoherent OCR Note on Payment and Feed Cut
Fragmentary OCR text indicates a note about oats savings related to payment not saved and feed cutting. The readable parts mention price or fee dependence and possible sale context, with unclear names or places. No clear event or entities emerge from the legible text.
A Book a Day Looks at Virginia with Clinical Eyes
Bruce Catton reviews Julian R. Meade’s I Live in Virginia, noting the book’s clinical tone toward the Old Dominion. The work treats Virginia’s cherished institutions with marked cynicism, likening its effect to Stars Fell on Alabama but with a sharper disillusionment.
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Old Dominion
Julian R. Meade
Virginia
Alabama
Spectable Panphe and Institutions Highlight Town Hall Visit
A fragmentary report notes a notable visit to the town by Lady Astor, with local commentary on Virginia Beach and social topics. The piece ends abruptly, offering a lively yet incomplete view of community reaction.
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Panphe
Lady Astor
Virginia Beach
Saltern
Virginiins Protest Lonictians Publication
A fragment notes backlash from Virginians toward a Lonictians published work. The odd wording suggests public dissatisfaction and potential regional dispute over the piece.
Sun dwarfed by many stars in naked-eye view
A fragmented sentence notes that the sun appears large but is actually among the smaller and duller stars visible without aid. It contrasts apparent size with true brightness and distance, hinting at star properties and naked-eye observations.
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