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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1933

Page

5

Quotations in Wheat and Other Grain Markets Full of Prices

Market wire notes prices for wheat corn rye and seed grains across Baltimore Philadelphia Richmond and Washington. Reports include live poultry butter eggs and produce values with varied city by city quotes and bids, reflecting steady or modest shifts in livestock and dairy items April 6.

Baltimore Philadelphia Richmond Virginia Virginia Creamery Washington Poultry Washington Plymouth Rocks New York Chicago Mark Steady

Local Market Notice Delivers Daily Market Corrections

The Star presents corrected daily market listings noting pricing and item availability. It states no responsibility for typographical errors and urges readers to verify details locally.

Star

Mickey Mouse Heads Big Kiddies Show Palace Saturday

Palace Theatre presents a large double feature with Mickey Mouse in a popular kiddies cartoon, followed by chapter 6 of The Devil Horse and The Animal Fair. A main thriller Self Defense stars Pauline Frederick among others. First 100 boys receive marbles. first 100 girls receive Color-Jax gifts.

Hable Palace Theatre Mickey Mouse Winchester the Devil Horse Peter B. Kyne Pauline Frederick Theodore von Eltz Barbara Weeks Henry B. Walthall Palace

Church Services and Programs Schedule Summary

Rev C J Clark presides at Stephenson church with 9.45 a m preaching and 11 a m Sunday School. Young people's service at 7 15 p m. Burnt Factory hosts Sunday School at 9 90 a m and 4 p m preaching and people's service. Welltown Crums and Brucetown hold 10 a m Sunday School with a special young people's address by the pastor.

C. J. Clark Stephenson Burnt Factory Welltown Brucetown

Revival Services Alter Schedule at Stephens City and Kernstown

Changes in preaching times at Stephens City and Kernstown due to a revival. Stephens City church lists 0.46 a m Sunday service and 7.30 p m, with Epworth League at 9 a m. Kernstown follows with 10 a m preaching and 7.45 p m revival services. Readers urged to adjust and attend.

R. Hardesty Lil City Epworth Kernstown Pairview Stephens City

Gainesboro Circuit M E Church Services Schedule

Pine Grove Sunday School 10 a m Preaching 11 a m Old Bethel Sunday School 10 a m Epworth League 7 30 p m Preaching 8 p m Gainesboro Sunday School 10 a m Epworth League 7 45 p m Rev C G Russell pastor schedule listed for the Gainesboro Circuit South Gainesboro and Old Bethel churches with Epworth Leagues and regular preaching times.

C. G. Russell Pine Grove Old Bethel Gainesboro

West Frederick Circuit Schedule and Sermon Lineup

WEST FREDERICK CIRCUIT. REV. S. R. LUDWIG, Pastor. Mount Hebron Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Sermon by pastor 10:30 a.m. Pleasant Grove Sunday School 1:30 p.m. Sermon by pastor 2:30 p.m. Laurel Hill Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Christian Endeavor 7:00 p.m. Sermon by pastor 7:30 p.m. Official board meeting at conclusion of each service. "Whosoever will may come."

S. R. Ludwig Mount Hebron Pleasant Grove Laurel Hill Christian Endeavor

Galilee Church of Christ Announces Services

Pastor Rev F B Sapp leads Bible School at 10 a m with Charles E McVay as superintendent and song leader. Morning preaching at 11 a m and evening service at 7 30 p m. Baptismal service planned for afternoon or night with time to be announced at morning service. Everyone invited.

F B Sapp Charles ‘E. McVay

Palm Sunday Services at Sacred Heart Church

Rev Robert E Hannon leads Palm Sunday with blessing and distribution of palms at 7:50 a.m. at Loudoun and Cecil Streets, 10:30 a.m. mass in Front Royal, Rosary sermon and benediction at 7:30 p.m. Holy Name Society to receive holy communion at the early mass. Lenten devotions include daily mass at 8 a.m. and stations of the cross at 5:30 p.m. Friday.

Loudoun Cecil Streets Robert E Hannon Front Royal Holy Name Society

Gravel Springs Lutheran Pastorate Services Announced

Bethel Albin Hayfield St John Mt Williams Gravel Springs Star Tannery St James Zepp announce Sunday School times from 10 to 2 pm and divine services from 3 am or 11 am with Holy Week services beginning Monday at 8 pm. You are welcome to these services.

Gravel Springs B. Seastrunk Bethel Albin Fremont Hayfield St John’s Mt. Williams St. James Zepp

Reliance United Brethren Charge Services

Rev. H. E Richardson leads Reliance United Brethren with Sunday School at 10 a m Christian Endeavor at 7 p m Sermon and worship at 7 45 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p m. Ridings Chapel Greenway and Stephens City hold Sunday Schools and services with specified times.

H. E Richardson Reliance Christian Endeavor Friendship Stephens City Ridings Chapel Greenway

Frederick Charge and Nearby Churches Sunday Schedule

The Frederick Charge and South Frederick Charge announce services led by Rev J D Russell. Sunday includes morning sermons and Sunday School at various churches with evening evangelistic services and song leading at 7.30 p m.

County Presbyterian Church Notices

Pastor Allen Jones leads Cedar Cliff Marlboro with Sunday School at 10 a.m. led by J M Boggs. Preaching 11 a.m. by the pastor. Cedar Cliff Vaucluse Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. led by F Estes Kline. Evening preaching at 8 p.m. by the pastor.

Allen Jones Cedar Cliff Marlboro J. M. Boggs Vaucluse F. Estes Kline

Winchester U K Circuit Rev F G Senger Service

Listing of Sunday School times at Pleasant Valley and Mt Pleasant with sermons Bible studies and meetings. mentions visiting male quartet and Christian Endeavor events. W M A prayer service at the church and ladies aid meetings planned in various towns with dates and hosts. Council meeting in Winchester church scheduled Tuesday at 10 a m.

F. G. Senger Pleasant Valley Christian Endeavor Malissa Hott C. C Dix Mt. Pleasant W. Va Mr. Pleasant Ladies’ Aid John Perry Olive and Abate Orndorff Winchester Church

Nineveh Presbyterian Church Service Notice

Pastor R. B Campbell leads Sunday school at 10 30 a m with John Earle superintendent. Church service follows at 11 15 a m with a cordial invitation to attend.

R. B Campbell John Earle Eee

Farm Relief Bill Passage Looked For In a Week

Washington April 6 Farm relief a key part of the Roosevelt recovery program becomes Senate pending business with debate to start tomorrow. Chairman Smith of the Agriculture Committee moves the bill for consideration with final action expected within a week. Senator Robinson aims for a final ballot by Wednesday as amendments are discussed. Susie the eight year old Congo gorilla arrives at Cincinnati Zoo after traveling over 15 000 miles including a Graf Zeppelin trans Atlantic voyage.

Washington Roosevelt Senate Smith 8. C Agriculture Committee House Robinson Arkansas Frazier Carey Nee Ase Hyde-Hoover Lang Wallace Susie Cincinnati Zoo

Ban On Lending To Defaulters Is Approved

Washington reports that a federal ban on loans to governments in default was endorsed by the Senate judiciary committee in a Johnson bill. The measure would prohibit sale in the United States of obligations from defaulting governments to protect American investors.

Washington America Senate Judiciary Committee California Republican Independent

Congress Begins Second Month With Peace Maintained

Washington reports Congress starts its second month with a sense of momentum as leaders aim for a late May adjournment. Key Roosevelt program items like farm relief, bank reform, and securities regulation drive the agenda while House leaders await Senate action on mortgage refinancing and public works plans.

Washington Congress Capitol Rainey Senate House President Roosevelt Igen Roosevelt Shoals

Mr Batchellor At Friends Meet At Hopewell

The Religious Society of Friends anticipate Daniel Batchellor of Washington DC to speak at Hopewell on Sunday April 9. He will attend services at 10 a m and Sunday School at 11 a m and join a 2 pm meeting for worship at the Friends Meeting House corner Piccadilly and Washington streets.

The Religious Society of Friends Quakers Daniel Batchellor Washington, D. C Hopewell Friends’ Meeting House Piccadilly Washington Streets

Sale at Valley Mill Road Household Goods Auction

Apr. 12 at 1 p m G Newcome offers entire household goods and personal property at W I Carlisle's farm on Valley Mill Road.

G. Newcome W. I. Carlisle Valley Mill Road W. S

Justice Chief Puts a Ban on Federal Snooping

Washington reports Attorney General Cummings orders end to entrapment tactics used by federal dry agents in enforcing prohibition. He aims to remove injustices but notes few convicts will be released before the beer wine legislation takes effect at midnight.

Washington Lege Beers Cummings Justice Department

States To Help Pick Forest Camp Members

Washington reports a shift to state employment officials for selecting conservation corps members. Robert Fechner says Labor Department will rely on state agencies to recruit after the first 25 000 enrolls begin conditioning camps. Unmarried men ages 18 to 25 will contribute part of their wages to dependent relatives. a small number of local unemployed residents will also be employed.

Washington Congress Conservation Corps Robert Fechner Roosevelt Conservation Project Labor Department Fechner

Crow Killing Contest Closed First of April

The Winchester Gun Club closed its crow killing contest on April 1. It invites reports from participants on how many crows they killed and urges continued sportsmanlike efforts. The note cites crows as harmful to nests and mentions turkeys released nearby doing well, asking mountain residents to protect turkeys and report any birds near dwellings to secretary Arthur Seabright.

Winchester Turkey Arthur Seabright

Girl Witness Denies Attacked in Racial Assault Case

Ruby Bates, a key witness in the Scottboro case, testified in Decatur Alabama that she was never attacked by eight black men aboard a freight train, denying the earlier sensational account while recounting her travels and statements to pastors before returning to testify.

Decatur Ala Ruby Bates Scottaboro Ruby Samuel 8. Leibowitz New York

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