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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1935
Page
11
The original settlement on the Wilmington Delaware site was Christianahat in honor of the Swedish queen. In 1731 Thomas Willing owned much of the area and named it Willington, with the name later changed to Wilmington upon incorporation in 1739.
The Literary Digest cautions against overusing phrases like most all the time and most anybody can tell you. It defines most as greatest in any way and almost as nearly or well-nigh for the greater part. The piece advises avoiding equivalents such as I'll come over most any day this week.
In Harrisonburg the annual Elks Memorial Service heard Fraser Bell urge fraternity as daily life, not just lodge pageantry. He urged mercy, charity, and the Golden Rule, and recalled 68 names on the memorial roll as Exalted Ruler Richard Bradley led the tribute.
A speaker praises Elks lodges nationwide for aiding less fortunate children during the Christmas season. He notes the lodges strive to outdo one another in this noble work and remind readers of the Master’s exhortation to help the least among us.
Barbara Stanwyck and Robert Young star in Red Salute at the Palace Theatre today and Tuesday with Hable's production. The film follows a woman who falls for a college activist, only to be challenged by a soldier who uses her photo for target practice. A Fox News reel and a comedy accompany the feature.
Emperor Haile Selassie sits on a red throne at a ceremonial tent as natives bring gifts of cows goats and other animals for a raw meat banquet. He inspects a motor breakdown and orders repairs. Ahead, troops move toward a concentration point 175 miles northeast of Addis Ababa amid a civilian heavy landscape.
Lewis Sapp, 42, a former football player, shot and killed Harold Bourg, a hospital electrician, at a New Orleans hospital where Bourg was recovering from appendicitis. District Attorney Charles A. Byrne ordered Sapp held on murder charges after Sapp admitted the slaying stating Bourg went to his home and was with his wife and child while he searched for work.
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