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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1933
Page
4
The Evening Star notes its second post office entry at Winchester Virginia. The article references Associated Press exclusive rights to use news titles and local news published within.
The notice lists subscription prices by period and carrier options with annual, semi annual, and quarterly rates. It also names Prost Landis and Kohn as national advertising representatives in New York, Atlanta, Chicago, and Detroit.
A fragmentary church page presents a devotional motto "Christ for All" and a Biblical quote from Matthew 5 48 urging perfection as in heaven. The text includes duplicated phrases and a reference to a verse, indicating a religious bulletin excerpt.
Virginia emphasizes rapid public and private garden preservation from Williamsburg to Shenandoah National Park. Restorations at Gunston Hall and Kenmore near completion while Skyline Drive and Richmond Battlefield Park draw visitors. Garden Week promotes tourism and honors Garden Clubs for opening private gardens to motorists.
In East Boston an adjunct of America's Panagon aims to educate Italian Americans in arts and crafts. Biweekly Italian literature meetings are planned and rooms will be furnished in Renaissance style. Miss Livia Tonon leads the program, noting many participants feel native culture is backward.
Dr. George W. Crile of the Cleveland Clinic told the American Philosophical Society that constant mental and emotional activity builds the frontal lobe, linking brain development to civilization. He warned excessive worry can upset the stomach and nerves.
The passage notes how persistent worry and headaches become catalysts for forward steps and triumphs, as the world grapples with primordial muck and ongoing concerns shaping thought and action.
Reynolds Store, Va in late April hosts a series of visiting family and friends. Eyewitness exchanges list numerous local residents stopping by homes of Moore Shade Lewis Hovermale and others. The note mentions Crosen’s hospitalization and Ohio trip by Freshour family amid a flurry of Sunday gatherings.
Bracetown Virginia on April 27 reports Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Shade and son Ralph visiting Bant DeHaven. J R Smiths called on Merion Marshall in Swimley. Rae Whitadre and daughter Rhodelle enjoyed time with friends at Whitacre. Rev J Clarke was supper guest of Vernon Shade. Belle Jobe hosted visitors including Edgar Ware and Ella Conrad Miller from Winchester. Corrie Swimley stayed several days in entry as guest.
Mrs Newton Clarke has returned from Florida where she spent time with her son James Clarke.
Hogue Creek notes detail April gatherings and Sunday visits with residents like Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rathey, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Baker, Mr. Sloan Wolfe, and many families in West Virginia and Martinsburg. Several residents are mentioned as ill with wishes for a swift recovery.
Rev Dr Osborn guest speaker at the Lions Club luncheon in Richmond. He is president of the Richmond Ministers Union and Disciples Ministers Association of Virginia, and chairs the Richmond Peace Council. Lyle Ormsbee Lions International commissioner praised the club’s growth and charitable giving.
In a quiet home Sue confronts Grace about her secret engagement to Pinky Trevis. Grace confirms the engagement and explains lifelong love for Pinky, while Sue wrestles with giving up Philip for Grace’s happiness and contemplates her own future and dignity.
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