Faith Quote Adage From Matthew Reflects Belief
A brief religious notice cites Matthew 9 29 stating be it done unto you as your faith. The verse emphasizes belief as the catalyst for healing and spiritual expectation.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1948
Page
4
A brief religious notice cites Matthew 9 29 stating be it done unto you as your faith. The verse emphasizes belief as the catalyst for healing and spiritual expectation.
Current Opinion warns Virginians about a 2 percent general sales tax to fund school houses and state services. The piece argues the tax would burden low income groups, including farmers and laborers, and questions exemptions for farming inputs. It notes a special assembly session may be called to address the issue.
In a Richmond News Leader piece, experts argue England has used nine royal names William Henry Edward George James Charles Richard John Stephen and Edward over a thousand years. They suggest naming the infant Prince Charles avoids implying prior clan missteps and emphasizes lineage without favoring any single name.
The passage argues that royal names like Charles carry negative baggage due to historical figures such as Charles II and Bonnie Prince Charlie. It suggests the only truly lucky queen names are Elizabeth, Anne, and Victoria, while Jane Grey and Mary bear unfavorable associations.
Police Chief J Thomas Boyd announces the appointments of Wilmer W Comer and Maurice W Lake to the Winchester police force. The engagement of Miss Dorothy K Trout to William H Pifer is announced by her parents.
D. E. Lowery of Winchester reports that 90 percent of Christmas tree stand sales on Braddock Street went to women. Mrs Richard Kern of Richmond visits family over the holidays. Secretary Hull notes U S and allied talks on Bolivia regime recognition. Russian forces breach German defenses near Vitebsk while counterattacks stall.
Postmaster W. Nelson Page reports 60 000 to 70 000 letters and cards passed through Winchester on a single day the largest volume ever. Residents include Mr and Mrs Ralph Richardson traveling to Chicago and Mrs John Richardson heading to Winter Park Florida. Hoping for holiday visits, Horace Hott arrived from Princeton to spend the holidays. Bill Bakers Restaurant advertises a full course Christmas dinner for 50 cents.
The 1923 item reports doctors presenting a memorial hospital nurses' home with a new piano. Mrs. Sale Ponton of Star Tannery hosts a birthday party for her three year old son Ivan. Byrd Mapp and West are named in Richmond about a gubernatorial matter. Noah McIntyre of Ridge West Virginia and Anna Havermale of Angers Store West Virginia are issued a marriage license.
In Winchester Mrs. Rebecca Fletcher the town’s oldest resident at age 98 marks a birthday in good health. A total lunar eclipse on December 27 draws interest from scientists. A marriage license is issued to Martha E Brill and Benjamin E Hauptman. William R Alexander a noted criminal lawyer and former congressional nominee dies after lengthy illness.
John Rudolph Tucker Jr administrator for the estate of Madeline Seward of Brooklyn was awarded 6000 dollars by a Shenandoah circuit court jury. The suit named John Glenn trading as Blue Ridge Produce Co of Roanoke and John LeRoy Brown driver as defendants for an auto truck collision near Woodstock in August 1947.
Fair L. Douglas presents a Christmas meditation noting the world’s darkness before Christ and a tiny taper becoming the Light of the World. Shepherds and wise men illuminate the season, while the gospel’s kingdom arrives to those with receptive hearts.
Many birds including storks parrots woodpeckers and ducks can regrow beaks that have been broken off in a process that restores beak structure over time.
Major Lawrence Hollis of Winchester attended the weekly Kiwanis meeting at Front Royal and heard a Christmas address by Rev. J A Cunningham.
Charles L. Calvert of 566 North Loudoun Street has completed studies at the Utilities Engineering Institute in Chicago with a specialty in auto body and fender repairs. He is a veteran of World War II with 17 months overseas service, and the son of Mrs. Bertha Calvert and Ray Calvert of Washington and local city addresses.
Daily multiple choice quiz on Christmas knowledge with 10 questions. Scoring ranges from Memory Genius for 9 or 10 correct to Good for 4 correct. Page 2 contains the correct answers and explains results.
Oakland report details a early frosty morning bonfire by street workers that ignited across a 200 foot area when a gas main leaked beneath the blaze. Firefighters extinguished the fire with the leak still suspected as the source of the peril.
Newport News reports the drowning of Mary Elizabeth Sheron age two and a half at the family home. Her sister Lucy Faye, four, was present nearby as the tragedy occurred in a backyard fish pond. The incident is recorded in local notices.
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