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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1938

Page

7

Massanetta Conference Closes With Biblical Drama

The Massanetta Bible Conference at Massanetta Springs ends with a Sunday program featuring a Biblical drama The Terrible Meek staged on Vesper Hill and a final scene with Tivis Wicker singing The Lord s Prayer A mass meeting at 2 p m will feature Dr Allan M Frew speaking on personal evangelism and audience from Virginia and adjacent states expected to attend

Wm. Evans LoRean Hodapp John McComb G. A. Lehmann Westminster Quartet Clovis G. Chappell Massanetta Springs Massanetta Wm. E. Hudson Tivis Wicker Vesper Hill First Methodist Church Oklahoma City Los Angeles John H. McComb Broadway Presbyterian Church New York City Allan M. Frew First Presbyterian Church Ardmore A. J. Kissling Riverside Presbyterian Church Jacksonville Fla Business Men's Evangelistic Clubs Virginia

Local social notes travel and visits across towns

Local residents travel to Morgantown and Scarsdale to visit friends and relatives. Individuals from Harrisonburg, Kernstown, Frederick County, Coshocton, Newark, Gore, Lynchburg, and Richmond are noted visiting families, with others returning from Saratoga and Atlantic City and preparing for school starts.

Revival Services At Capon Bridge

Evangelistic services are held in Capon Bridge in a large tabernacle tent led by Rev. Mr. Beard the Blacksmith evangelist from Martinsburg. Special music marks each program with services on Sunday afternoon and evening at 2:30 and 7:30. The public is invited.

Capon Bridge Mr. Beard Martinsburg

Nesselrodt Rites Set For James C Nesselrodt

Funeral services scheduled Monday at 2 p m for James Clark Nesselrodt 46 a Frederick county farmer who died at his Mount Williams home. He is survived by his wife Pamela May and several children plus brothers. Service at St John s Lutheran Church Mount Williams with Rev Louis Showalter officiating. Pallbearers named Ivan Miller Charles Williams Edgar Whitacre Ernest Jenkins Paul Glynn Guy Glynn.

James Clark Nesselrodt Frederick County Mount Williams Nesselrodt Jackson Susan Shaver Nesselrodt Fort Sybert Prederick County Pamma May Criders Neva Johnson Lester Nesselrodt Winchester Lawrence Earl Ernest Hugh Ralph Edna Iva Nesselrodt St. John’s Lutheran Church Louis Showalter Ivan Miller Charles Williams Edgar Whitacre Ernest Jenkins Paul Glynn Guy Glynn

Rainfall Totals and Historic Averages for Local Area

Present and past rainfall figures show 24 hour total ending 8 a.m. today as none. August to date 1.88 inches, year to date 18.47 inches. Average monthly rainfall from 1913 to 1937 lists January 2.53, February 2.00, March 2.95, April 3.25, May 3.60, June 3.63, July 3.87, August 3.77, September 2.36, October 3.21, November 2.30, December 2.33 inches. Average annual rainfall over 25 years 53.6 inches.

Tomato Seller Looks to Advertising for Steady Sales

AD sold tomatoes by wagon through town. He built a roadside stand with a bold sign stating AD's big, red, ripe, juicy tomatoes. The sign drew crowds, boosted sales, and many buyers returned. The next year he and OD started making and selling tomato juice.

AD Creates and Sells Pure Tomato Juice

AD invests in a sealable bottle press and labeled AD'S Pure Tomato Juice. He markets through shops and newspapers, promising a refreshing drink from vine ripened tomatoes. Demand grows quickly, depleting his initial supply as customers remember the AD name.

OD and AD Try Hard but Fall Short of Money

OD and his wife decide to boost earnings by working longer hours. She picks tomatoes and bottles juice while he travels to meet more buyers in town. Despite hard work, they cannot make any money.

AD Builds A Tomato Juice Empire Through Advertising

The tale shows AD expanding from local sales to national advertising persuading women to buy AD's Pure Tomato Juice. He hires salesmen, increases sourcing from farmers, enlarges facilities, and lowers prices as demand grows, boosting volume and profits for both AD and customers.

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