Week of Prayer Services Set to Begin Monday Night
Winchester ministers announce a Week of Prayer services under the Winchester Ministerial Association with Rev. John A. Redhead Jr of Charlotte NC delivering messages. Each night features a different church choir and local pastors preside, with Grace Lutheran’s Rev. Carl Honeycutt chairing arrangements.
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John A. Redhead
D. D
Charlotte
N. C
Second Presbyterian Church
Church of Christ
Oeceational Christian Church
United Brethren Church
Market Street Methodist Church
Ministerial Association
Carl Honeycutt
Grace Lutheran Church
Miss Alice Renner Dies at 67 in Clarke County
Miss Alice Renner a lifelong Clarke County resident died at her home Stonebridge at two this morning after a lengthy illness. Born June 21 1874 in Milldale she was in her 67th year. Survived by sister Miss Rebecca Renner and brother Amos Renner with several nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday at 3 PM from Jones Funeral Home with Rev Hopkins of Market Street Methodist Church officiating. Interment Mt Hebron cemetery. Historic City Four quartet to sing. Pallbearers Samuel Renner Clarence Glascock Robert Snapp Eugene Russell Henry Keller Robert Legge.
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Alice Rener
Clarke County
Stonebridge
Miss Rener
Milldale
Asa Renner
Clarke Coun
Rebecca Renner
Amos Rener
Jones Funeral Home
Hopkins
Market Street
Jr Farmers Meet Monday Junior Farmers Club Meets Monday Night
The Frederick County Junior Farmers Club will meet Monday night January 13 in Middletown. Four members Charles Hardy Grim Robert Brumback and Ernest Adams Jr will discuss My Plan for the Future and How To Attain It and C Lucian Brumback will present Whats New in Agriculture. W R Legge Handley instructor is advisor and Herbert Manuel of Middletown is president. fresh meats will be served.
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Frederick County Junior Farmers Club
Middletown
Charles Hardy Grim
Kernstown
Robert Brumback
Ernest Adams, Jr
Gainesboro
C. Lucian Brumback
Opequon
W. R. Legge
Handley
Herbert Manuel
Inflation question and radio lineup on the People's Platform
Public debate on how to avoid inflation features speakers including Leon Henderson Ralph W. Robey Henry Hazlitt and Benjamin J Buttenwieser on the People's Platform. Radio evening program highlights include Fort Myer concerts and WMAL NBC Symphony performances and various news and music phases across stations WJSV WMAL WRC and more.
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WJSV
Leon Henderson
Ralph W. Robey
Henry Hazlitt
Benjamin J. Buttenwieser
People’s
Jerry Ter
Eddy Duchin
Fort Myer
WMAL
Alfred Wallenstein
Kert
Prokofiev
Sibelius
Wmal Wrc
Wise
the World
Explorer
Columbia
Curtis Institute
Labor Review Kg
Orch
Arch McDonald
Israel
Texas Rangers
Jerry Kluttz
Hall of Air
S. Amer
Man & World Playhouse
Truth Or
Wayne King
the Gargoyle
NBC Parade
Symphony
Hamilton Fish
Neue
40 Selected Outstanding Young Men of 1940
Chicago list includes Robert Boyer Leo Cherne Henry Heald Irving Krick Edwin Land Mark Matthews Robert Nathan Oren Root Jr William Saroyan Lyle Spencer among 35 or younger honorees. Future magazine announced the ten standout young men of 1940 and noted their diverse roles in industry education science and publishing.
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Chicago
Future
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Robert A. Boyer
Ford Motor Company
Leo M. Cherne
Research Institute of America
Henry T. Heald
Illinois Institute of Technology
Armour Institute
Lewis Institute
Irving P. Krick
California Institute of Technology
Edwin H. Land
Polaroid Corporation
Mark Matthews
Robert R. Nathan
Division of Economic Research
Department of Commerce
United States
Great Britain
National Defense Council
Oren Root, Jr
Wendell L. Willkie
William Saroyan
Drama Critics’ Circle
Lyle M. Spencer
Science Research Associates
Christian Science Lesson-Sermon Focus for Sunday
The January 12 service outlines the Bible and Science and Health passages for the Lesson Sermon. It cites II Corinthians and Jeremiah on divine grace and inward law, plus Eddy's view of Christianity as demonstrable divine Love beyond ritual.
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Churches
Societies of Christ, Scientist
Jesus Christ
House of Israel
Mary Baker Eddy
Christ
FFA Parley at Handley High School Plans Feb 11
Handley High School hosts a Northern Triangle Farmers of America meeting on February 11. Members discussed organizing a rifle team and elected Bill McIntyre manager of the chapter basketball team. Robert Butler will represent the organization on the Federation Cooperative and sell in committee. Football practice followed adjournment. The next Handley chapter meeting is set for February 21.
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Northern Triangle
Eonstruture Farmers of America
Handley High Schood
Bill McIntyre
Robert Butler
Federati Cooperative
Handley Chapter
Montague Avenue Circuit Sunday Services at Market Street
The Market Street Methodist church observes Montague Avenue Circuit night with Rev. Harry G. Balthis preaching on Christ's Message For Today. Delegations come from Montague Avenue Macedonia Round Hill and Greenwood.
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Market Street
Montague Avenue
Harry G. Balthis
Macedonia
Round Hill
Greenwood
Balthis
Euterpian
Meta L. Sloat
Bobby Edwards
Frank Bonney
Helen Yeatras
Betty Jean LaFollette
Betty Cather
Louise Erickson
Donald Sartelle
Naomi Shanholtz
Kula Yeatras
Doris Sartelle
Tarry
O My Saviour
Baldwin
Some Seals Are Not Yet Settled For Mrs D W Ritenour
Mrs D W Ritenour heads the Christmas seal sale for the District Nurse Association and reports a very successful drive but notes several remittances are still outstanding. She urges prompt payment to finalize the report to the Virginia Tuberculosis Association in Richmond. December was busy with bagging baskets and clothing donations, hospital referrals, cash gifts, and 265 visits across prenatal postnatal infant preschool and TB patients.
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D. W. Ritenour
District Nurse Association
Virginia Tuberculosis Association
Richmond
Fellowship Club
Winchester Memorial Hospital
City Welfare Department
Blue Ridge Sanatorium
T.B. Seal Fund
Deast
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Denver University Student Returns to Germany Over Nazi Ties
Karl Scheuring an 18 year old Denver University student is on his way home to Germany at the request of the U S Department of Justice. The former commercial attaché to the American Embassy in Berlin was ordered to leave the United States after disclosure of his active Nazi propaganda work here.
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Karl Scheuring
Denver University
Germany
U. S. Department of Justice
Berlin
U. S
A O Murphy Dies in Mt Jackson Va at 53
A O Murphy 53 brother of C V Murphy Shawnee avenue died Friday at his Mt Jackson home after five years of declining health. Born November 28 1887 near Stephens City he ran a Mt Jackson mercantile business. Survived by wife Georgia Good New Market Va and six children Harper New Market Pearlie Marie Brill Strasburg Lester Ruby Mt Jackson and Evelyn Junior at home. Father Riley Murphy and brother C V Murphy also survive. Funeral Monday at 11 with services at the residence at 10 and interment near Mt Jackson.
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Mt. Jackson
A. O. Murphy
Co. V. Murphy
Shawnee Avenue
Murphy
Riley Murphy
Stephens City
Mount Jackson
Georgia Good
New Market
Harper Murphy
Pearlie Marie Brill
Strasburg
Lester Ruby
Avis
Evelyn
Junior
C. V. Murphy
Mrs Hart 70 dies at Winchester area home
Mrs Annie E Hart 70 died this morning at 12 30 at the home of her daughter Mrs Russell Haymaker in this city. A native of Bedford county Virginia she was wife of James R D Hart and mother of James Howard Mrs Haymaker Mrs Arthur Haymaker Hammond Hart Oakley Brandenburg and Harvey Hart. Funeral Sunday at 3 from Berryville Methodist Church with Rev Harry Marsh officiating. Interment Greenhill Cemetery. Friends to meet at 2 20 at the Haymaker residence 944 Orchard avenue. Body moved to the residence today.
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Annie.e. Hart
rMs Russell Haymaker
Bedford County
James R. D. Hart
Peter Fuqua
Clarke County
James Hart
Howard Hart
Haymaker
Arthur Haymaker
Winchester
Hammond Hart
Stephenson
Oakley Brandenburg
Harvey Hart
Martinsburg
Berryville
Methodist Church
Harry Marsh
Greenhill Cemeery
Orchard Avenue
Congress Critics Call to Restrict Power
The Republican Senate leader urged limits on new emergency authority. He proposed a two year life for the legislation and early termination if Congress or the President declares the emergency over. He also called for certification by the army chief of staff and the navy’s chief of operations on the desirability of shipping certain military equipment.
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Atting
Senate
Basic Administration
Austin
Congress
Army
Navy
Program of Home Agent Schedule for January Week
Miss Elisabeth Sprouse posts the weekly Home Demonstration Club schedule from January 13 to 17. Meetings include Star Tannery and Stephens City clubs at 2:00 PM, with 4-H clubs Armenia Round Hill Gore Mr. Airy and Friendly Grove holding daytime and evening sessions, plus a moving pictures feature by Mr. Stine.
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Elisabeth Sprouse
Cout
Sprouse
Star Tannery Home
Harold Cooper
Stephens City Home
Mary Terault
Armel
Round Hill
Stine
Mr. Airy
Friendly Grove
Silo Cost Savings Outlined by Virginia Tech Dairy Experts
Virginia Tech dairy specialists report ample sand stone and labor on Virginia farms to build economical concrete silos. A Tennessee bill of materials estimates a 14 by 42 foot silo for 148 tons needs cement gravel sand steel nails boards and eight laborers, with costs varying by location.
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Blacksburg
Virginia
Virginia Tech
Tennessee
Private sale of furniture items and shotgun
Denver P. Spring lists a private sale at 212 N Kent St featuring a dining room table chairs rocker chair birdseye maple beds spring and mattress twin beds iron bed breakfast set wash machine rug cleaning machine 30 1 shotgun card table couch chifforobe clock and more with listed prices. The notice appears as a personal sale advertisement from Van Schrader dated 1-11-31.
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van Schrader
Denver P. Spring
N. Kent St
Miss Emmane Brown 88 Dies in Winchester
Miss Emmane Brown aged 88 died at the home of Mrs. Hattie Bowman on Cameron Street after several days of illness. A Winchester native, she was the daughter of William D. and Ann Diffenderfer Brown, long tied to gloves manufacture. She attended Brad dock Street Methodist Church and is survived by numerous nephews and nieces including Clara Brown White Douglas Leslie Brown Bruce Cap per Lillian O Conner.
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Emmane Brown
Hattie Bowman
Cameron Street
Brown
Winchester
William D
Ann Diffenderfor Brown
Braddock Street
Clara Brown White
Douglas
Leslie Brown
Bruce Capper
Lillian O’conner
Burial Services For Hollis At Mount Hebron
Hollis will be conducted from the residence of Mrs Brown relation Mise Lillia E Sheetz at 310 North Loudoun Street Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock. The Rev Leston Street Presby will officiate with pallbearers four nephews Douglas Brown Leslie Brown Ed Cather Wayne Cather Dr A D Henkel and Frank Swartz. Interment will be in Mount Hebron.
Answers to Today's Quiz
Answers to test questions printed on page 4 include Cornet Tuxedo French explorers wee Cathedral Washington Dc Ee Eines and Grov James De American Revolution Radio announcer.
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Wee Cathedral
Washington, D. C
Ee Eines
Grov
James de
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