If ye love me keep my commandments
A brief biblical verse from John 14 15 invites adherence to Jesus commands as a sign of love. The line emphasizes obedience as expression of faith and devotion.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1947
Page
4
A brief biblical verse from John 14 15 invites adherence to Jesus commands as a sign of love. The line emphasizes obedience as expression of faith and devotion.
The GI Bill intended vocational training for returning service members is being misapplied to fund bartending education. Critics say administrative interpretations misuse funds and waste taxpayer money. Public anger grows over perceived bungling bureaucrats.
The New York Times reports a large portion of NYC school buildings date from Civil War days and are obsolescent. The piece notes the national education crisis amid aging facilities.
The piece surveys rumors of ruble instability and panic buying in the Soviet Union, noting no confirmed sources. It cautions Americans against wishful thinking, arguing history shows strong regimes can emerge from harsh ideologies and suggesting Kremlin aims may include impacting Europe’s recovery.
In Roanoke Opinion, Humphrey Bogart regrets joining a Hollywood group to protest HUAC hearings. The star says he acted to defend constitutional rights, but acknowledges the trip was ill advised and foolish. The piece argues some peers face consequences for evasion and urges focus on film work.
A Blue Ridge Mountain mother of nine expecting her tenth child says she is tired of having babies. Her husband asks why she does not stop, and she answers that the only way to keep the youngest from being spoiled is to have them.
Col Ashby Miller former general manager and treasurer of General Mills Corp died last night at Winchester hospital where he had been a patient for some time A sixteen year old boy was summoned to juvenile court over a supposed shooting near Star Tannery school bus Mayor C R Anderson received a message from Mayor C H Bones of Winchester England wishing locals a Happy Xmas and thanks for wartime aid
Police return to the city after arresting three Hyattsville Maryland men accused of auto theft last week. W Nelson Page the local postmaster urges residents to mail Xmas packages early to ease the last minute rush due to postal staff shortages. Mrs H D Jones formerly Miss Mary E Ebert receives a portable radio from a Quiz Kids question prize.
Charles P. McVicar was elected leader of the Central District Boys Scouts of America at their annual meeting in Martinsburg last night. A hospital report says a man who suffered a heart attack downtown yesterday has been released and returned to his New Jersey home. Seventeen locals were summoned to appear in court tomorrow for violating the city’s new static law.
Twenty five years ago two homes, that of Hugh Duffey on South Washington Street and Robert Benson on Valley Avenue, were entered and ransacked of small loot. Lester D. Arnold learned he passed the bar exam for the U.S. Supreme Court. W A Sandy Baker won reelection for the third time as commander of the Robert Y Conrad post American Legion.
In 1897 Mr and Mrs W O Horsey of Baltimore entertained for Sam Atwell and his bride traveling through the city on their honeymoon. Martin Noonan began work as a shipping clerk with a local firm. Masons started work on a dwelling house at Bam Stephens Gate.
Earl L. Douglas, D. C., discusses life as a sequence of struggles and growth, citing Thoreau and Twain to contrast realism with idealism. He argues God tests us to train us, guiding readers through turbulent waters to moments of peace, and lists the world’s largest islands with Australia noted as a continent.
A historical quiz item set asks seven questions across topics including cabinet secrets, church history, communism, industry, naval titles, honors, a foreign dish headgear stock exchange, pocket billiards ball count, and photographing musical sound waves.
The four standard time zones in the continental United States are Eastern, Central, Mountain, and Pacific.
Hedgesville West Virginia notes Mrs Walter Saville remains ill. The DeHaven and Sherman families relocate from the Rooneer house to Mountain View orchard owned by Mrs Winter Strang. Hollis DeHaven moves with G A Sherman and son Clyde from Montrose to Johnsontown. Mrs R C Sherman and Ros visit Mr and Mrs John Stien in Martinsburg. Mr and Mrs Brownie Myres are mentioned in passing.
In the Nile Valley of Egypt a largely agricultural community has about 700 people per square mile, comparable to the population density of Iowa at times.
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