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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1930
Page
2
Elizabethtown News notes Kentucky will shed two seats in the reapportioned House following the new census while preserving several others. The piece muses on political shifts and how population changes drive representation.
On Friday night the Centenary Reformed Church held a consecration service for new fixtures including an illuminated cross honoring Samuel and Margaret Forney and Mrs. Laura Virginia Gratchen. The cross and two side altars were gifts from local donors G W Forney and Joseph Hodgson.
A festive verse invites readers to a spring apple blossom fete in Virginia and Alabama. It describes blossoms, a flower queen crowned with rare honor, and a day of singing, dancing, and communal cheer with youths and maidens.
Beauties who guard their complexion use MELLO GLO Face Powder only. Famous for purity its coloring matter is approved by the Government. The skin never looks pasty or flaky. It spreads more smoothly and yields a bloom. Made by a new end process, MELLO GLO stays on longer. Baker's Drug Store ad.
The Epworth League broadcast announced in The Star will air this Sunday with local participants and a program celebrating the fortieth anniversary of the organization in the Southern Methodist Church. The prior day’s broadcast featured religious topics from Strasburg.
Public auction in Winchester Virginia on May 17 1930 at 11 am offers a parcel on the north side of Clifford Street with dwelling and improvements. Terms include one third cash with two thirds payable in two annual installments at six percent interest, secured by trust deed and insurance. R Gray Williams serves as trustee and special commissioner. Corinne Barnett certifies the clerk’s bond.
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