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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1927
Page
2
Santa Claus opens a show in a London store featuring mechanical animals and lively dolls. Thousands of children watch as Jack the red headed hero and his gang clash with gypsies, escape beasts, and recapture animals amid humorous chaos and clattering crowds.
The annual meeting of stock holders will be at the banking house in Winchester Virginia on Tuesday January 10 at eleven o clock a m. Directors will be elected and other proper business conducted. Shenandoah Valley National By Wm G Hardy Cashier.
New Orleans reports Louisiana’s first and only alienation of affections suit. Agustin Moulin sued Frank Monteleone for $80,000, claiming Monteleone wooed away his wife Virginia Hobbs Moulin a former Miss Memphis. Chief Justice Charles A. ONeill upheld dismissal, criticizing the idea of compensating a husband and urging a penal statute instead.
The St Louis Post Dispatch reports Ruth as the presiding elder while Springfield Mags Union notes some rabbits have been shot this year not all in mistake for hunters.
Baltimore Sun reports layman Henry Dulaney and Rev Dr Harold Paul Sloan accuse Bishop William F McDowell of endorsing modernist views at a Baltimore conference forum. Dulaney says McDowell admitted he is a modernist. Sloan calls for removal to protect the church and its youth. Dulaney cites seminaries in New Jersey and Boston and a professor named Lewis.
The conversation centers on whether bishops align with Fundamentalist or Modernist views. Dana Dulaney identifies Bishop McDowell as the Modernist in question and notes McDowell has spoken publicly and written works that suggest clear beliefs without taking a formal side in the split.
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