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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1961
Page
4
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The article presents the 1897 New York Sun editorial answer to Virginia Ohs Santa question. It affirms Santa Claus exists through faith, love, and imagination, arguing real truths lie beyond view and that belief sustains childlike joy. The piece notes the reprint was by permission of the New York World Telegram and Sun.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on Mary as the highly favored mother chosen to bear Jesus. He notes her faith and gentleness guiding humanity toward the birth of the Saviour, contrasting expectations of a holy Messiah with the humble reality of a child born to Mary.
In 1951 The Star Files notes Miss Helen Clowser of Hayfield returned home after a visit with Cpl and Mrs Lewis Prather in Newport News. A social gathering honors Miss Barbara Sprenkle and Lincoln Van Sickel hosted by Elizabeth Steck Arthur Patricia Stephenson Virginia Pifer and Elizabeth Lichliter. Milton Heath Jr and wife of New York arrive to spend Christmas with H Clay deGrange on Washington Street.
Twenty seven nations in the non intervention committee were urged to stop foreign enlistments in Spanish armies as Britain pushes a wider neutrality stance. Senator Borah warned that profits and trade must be curtailed to make any neutrality policy effective. Mrs Mae McCarty visits her son Charles Mort at Brown University in Providence Rhode Island.
Fifty years ago in 1911 Miss Emma Heflin of Baltimore spent Christmas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Forney on East Cork Street. C. A. Royston, nephew of Clarke, registered a Belgian stallion from Europe brought by Shenandoah Veay Cona for a price of $2,000. E. J. Evans left for Annapolis to visit Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Nulton.
The 1776 Trenton victory revived the Revolution as Washington used the trusted Tory Honeyman, a German born cattle trader turned spy, to expose Hessian weaknesses. Honeyman’s capture, escape, and coded reports helped the Continental Army strike overnight, lifting morale and shaping the war’s course.
A meditation on Ephesians 6 11 urging believers to daily resist temptation with God's will and strength. It emphasizes character formation through knowing Scripture and seeking divine aid to follow God’s will.
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