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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1950
Page
4
Quoted biblical verse contrasts hatred with forgiveness, urging reconciliation. The passage notes forgiveness from heaven if one forgives others, citing Matthew 6:14 to emphasize moral stance.
As ground forces swell toward 3.5 million, Congress faces revising the Selective Service law. Veteran exemptions, age limits, and student, dependent, and occupational deferrals are debated, with potential broader drafts and reactivation provisions outlined across past registrations.
The phrase calculated risk, now common in print, originated in the military to describe weighing pros and cons before action. It can mislead when outcomes are uncertain, suggesting precision where none exists, and should often be replaced by risks or guesses rather than a polished label.
Former President Hoover in a radio broadcast revisits postwar foreign policy arguing the United States must face the brutal truth about containment and Western unity. He says economic aid alone cannot save Europe and urges immediate, self-reliant action by non Communist nations.
Mrs Marie Rosenberger received a television set and Mrs Dorothy Willey a television radio set with help from local groups. Mr and Mrs Jesse Ashby welcomed a baby boy. Mrs Ashby was formerly Ninnie Jenkins. Col Harold H Crabil bought the Col James L Hatcher farm east of Middletown. McSherry Lupton swam at home pool. Mr and Mrs Elmer Adams welcomed a daughter. Mrs Adams formerly Nellie Vick of Shockeysville.
Edith Racer daughter of Gladys Racer and the late Charles Racer married Thomas B. Clark son of C. Clark of Win. The report notes a police warning to shoot on sight vandalism breakers and lists returning veterans Charles Jenkins Jr John Paul Good Wilson W. Crouse and James H. Coleman welcomed home by the star.
The Federate Council of Church Women collected Christmas boxes for a road camp while Frederick Clarke and nearby markets faced a turkey shortage before the holidays. Verzi's Orchestra would provide music at a dance hosted by J. Pinckney Arthur at the Geo Washington Hotel.
After snow and sleet, Main Street proved hard to navigate yet merchants said the season was one of the best in years. They warned continued bad weather could cut sales soon.
Washington reports a deepening rift between the so called city fellows from the North and Midwest and plantation politicians from the South and Southwest over who should lead the Senate. The dispute centers on pricing policies, industrial and agricultural aims and the influence of urban versus rural voters with Johnson as possible Senate whip and Lucas Meyers defeated shifting power blocks.
The exchange notes that early Mary portraits appear stiff and formal with little evidence of charm. It cites L O BL and A W Shaw Sparrow who claim the images do not reflect loveliness and carry a seduction akin to income tax.
The common cold affects about a quarter of the population with roughly three colds yearly, especially in November December and early spring. Rest in bed and avoiding spreading it helps. severe cases with fever require medical advice. Hot drinks and antihistamines may ease symptoms but should be used under a doctor's guidance. If fever occurs, fever may signal influenza or other infections and needs prompt medical attention. Antibiotics help some complications.
Rainfall data show 72 hours ending today with .01 inches, date totals of 3.41 inches this December and 42.69 inches year to date. The 37 year average is 36.56 inches. Monthly means from 1912 to 1949 are listed by month, ranging from 1.92 inches in February to 3.90 inches in August.
The piece discusses aiming for ideals as the mark of life and sin as missing the mark. It argues the unrepentant sinner cannot be saved, but God’s mercy remains when one keeps trying to hit the mark. It emphasizes perseverance over discouragement and invites reflection on biblical questions.
A reader quiz outlines scoring from 100 questions in 10 days with daily bands from Memory Genius to Good. It teases Page 2 with answers about Wise Men, the shepherds, Bethlehem, and the question of when the three Wise Men came to Judea.
In ancient times, seven plants were used to prepare the sacred incense burned on the Alter of sweet smelling incense in the Temple in Jerusalem. When the wind blew from the west the fragrance reached as far as the Dead Sea borders.
Liza learns of Michael Lennox’s book acceptance as a celebration unfolds. Abby copes with mixed pride and concern while neighbors gather for a Monday night party where Fleming advises revisions and Liza teases Michael about his social life.
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