State Auditor Upholds Byrd In Fight To Cover Deficit
Virginia state deficit of about 1.8 million dominates legislative debate as State Auditor Lee Moore backs Senator Byrd and calls for immediate action. Governor Trinkle, Budget Director Hodges, and lawmakers weigh policy and possible spending reductions to close the gap.
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Lee Moore
Senator Byrd
Winchester Solon
Joint Appropriations
Associated Press
Richmond
Joint Finance Appropriations Committee
General Assembly
Garrett
13Th District
Trinkle
Byrd
Winchester
State Democratic Executive Committee
Moore
Auditor of Public Accounts
Hodges
Gordon
Louisa
House
Virginia
Treasury
Finance Committee
Senate
Rrector Hodges
Assembly
Council Terms Clarified In Winchester Virginia
The Star reports that two council members elected to fill vacancies will serve out the unexpired terms, not just until the next general election. Voters will watch for primary petitions as June 10 approaches to nominate candidates or decide on ward meetings or a mass convention.
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The
Star
Williams
Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia
Lambert
Barrett
Alexandria
Virginia
Common Council
Aoe
Wiliams
Winchester
C. W. Trenary
Trenary
Charles P. McVicar
Walter B. Barnett
C. M. Hodgson
Hodgson
McVicar
Barnett
M. Lohr Capper
Supreme Court
Mr. McVicar
W. A. Baker
Hunter B. Grim
Cy. R. Anderson
W. Nelson Rage
W. A. Sale
J. H. Henry
W. A. Bailey
C. P. McVicar
Local notables visit friends across county lines
Jan. 18 reports show Mr and Mrs William Mutter visiting Mrs W J Carpenter near Castleman s Ferry. Leon Bell son of Henry Bell spends winter with Mrs C E Rod in Charles Town for schooling. Ella Johnston visits Miss E L Writt in Rippon. Horace Hackley of Berryville spends an evening with G W Wynkoop. Neil Galloway of Marion Chapel improves after illness. Advertise in The Star, it pays.
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William Mutter
Castleman’s Ferry
W. J. Carpenter
Eon Bell
Fienry Bell
C. E. Rod R
Charles Town
Ella Johnston
E. L. Writt
Rippon
W. A
Horace Kackley
Berryville
G.W. Wynkoop
Neil Galloway
Marion Chapel
George E Sutton Weds Miss Miller
Thelma Sutton became the bride of Paul C Miller of Washington D C in a ceremony at the Sutton home. The Rev Frank G Kiiman officiated as Ivy K Miller sister of the groom served as bridesmaid. Best man was James K Sutton. The couple will honeymoon in West Virginia.
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Alexandria
Winchester
George E. Sutton
Thelma
Paul C. Miller
Washington, D.C
Frank G. Kiiman
Ivy K. Miller
James K. Sutton
West Virginia
Church of Christ Sunday Services Schedule
The Church of Christ at Odd Fellows Hall offers Sunday services next Lord's day at 11 a.m. with Minister W L Dyas preaching on Christ's Interpretation of the Third Commandment and a 7:30 p.m. sermon on The New Testament and World Evangelism. Bible school starts at 10 a.m. and Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p.m. A midweek prayer service is at 7:45 p.m. at 325 Valley Ave. All are invited.
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Church of Christ
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Christian Endeavor
Japan
Oscar C. Miller
Edward Grove
Valley Avenue
Henry A Hoffman Dies in Altoona
Mrs. Robert E. March of 18 West Gerard street reports the death of her brother Henry A Hoffman at his Altoona home 149 Third Avenue. He died Friday morning after several strokes of paralysis at 5 o clock. Three family deaths occurred in one year including Ed and G Hoffman in Detroit and Mrs John B Griffith in Washington. Mrs March is bedridden and cannot attend the funeral.
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Robert E. March
West
Gerard Street
Henry A. Hoffman
Third Avenue
Altoona
March
Ed and
G. Hoffman
Detroit
Mich
John B. Griffith
Washington, D. C
Sunday Services at Centenary Reform Church
The Holy Communion will be administered at the 11 o clock service at Centenary Reform Church. A sermon for children precedes, and a picture service with the film I Love Charlie’s Albert airs at 7 30 p m. The Sunday School meets at 9 45 a m. A sincere welcome is extended to all.
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Centenary Reformed Church
Charlies Albert
Market Street M. E. Church Services
The Market Street M. E. Church invites all to attend Sunday services. Sabbath school and Men’s Bible class begin at 9 45 A M. Junior Congregation at 11 A M with preaching by the pastor on Our Unfinished State. Evening sermon at 7 30 P M titled Making Good In Life. Everybody welcome. F I Mumford Pastor.
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F. I. Mumford
Burnt Factory News Highlights Greenwood Socials and Illness
Mrs H S G Newcome returns home after visiting son in Greenwood. May Carlisle visits Gwen Crest. gatherings at Owen Crest and Brookside host lively dances and surprise parties for local youths. Mrs Claude Fogel is seriously ill in Memorial Hospital. community turnout high for two events nearby.
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Burnt Factory
HS. G. Newcome
H. S. Pope
Greenwood
May Carlisle
Gwen Crest
Myrtle
Mabel Newcome
Owen Crest
D. G. Newcome
Goldie Grown
Leovilla
Henry
Bill Carlisle
Delmar Miller
Leonard
Gilbert Brown
Claude Fogel
Red Bud
Memorial Hospital
Charles Tharpe
Virginia
Pauline Hoftan
W. T. Hoffman
Bank cashier sees eye specialist in Washington trip
Mr and Mrs John I Sloat former cashier of the Commercial and Savings Bank spent part of the week in Washington and Baltimore. Mr Sloat went mainly to consult an eye specialist and was not feeling well at the start of the week.
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John I Sloat
the Commercial and Savings Bank
Washington
Baltimore
Sloat
Virginians Rally For McAdoo As Glass Remains In Running
In Richmond Virginia the political scene centers on Senator Carter Glass and William G McAdoo as Virginia delegates approach the 1920 presidential convention. The state leans Glass but could back McAdoo if Glass withdraws The Roanoke convention on February 4 is expected to unite the Republican party while Democratic factions weigh Underwood and unit rule.
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Horace A. Hawkins
The
Star
Richmond
Virginia
United States
Carter Glass
William G. McAdoo
Senator Glass
Old Dominion
McAdoo
Glass
Underwood
State
Democratic Committee
Byrd
Roanoke
Staunton
Winchester
Committee
Coolidge
Republican Organization
Cropper
Sunday Topics at First Christian Church
The First Christian Church outlines Sunday events with Rev J. addressing A Strange Inspiration at 11 am about The Glorious Battle Triumphs In Japan. Evening service at 7 30 pm, Sunday school at 9 45 am, Young People’s Society meets, midweek study Wednesday explores Jesus Heals the Centurion’s Servant. Everyone welcome.
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Japan
First Christian Church
Young People’s Society 4
Christian Endeavor
Jesus
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