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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1922
Page
5
Miss Alice De Lamar, a New York heiress valued at ten million dollars, faces relentless suitors and seclusion. A Baltimore interview with Japanese artist Micha Itow argues universal art could prevent wars, amid debates on materialism and romance.
The bell in the Sacred Heart church tolled 68 times to mark the pope's death in Rome. Father Thomas A. Rankin announced a special Mass at 11 o'clock tomorrow with a requiem to follow on the funeral day in this church.
A Star reporter in Immogia is said to have died after receiving a message from Rome announcing the person’s demise. The brief item notes the Rome dispatch and its impact on the Star staff.
The pope was elected in 1914 by the conclave after Pius X's death and reined as Benedict XV. He elevated American Cardinal Denis Dougherty of Philadelphia and was noted as a skilled diplomat active in European affairs during the Great War and in the pursuit of world peace.
The laymen conference of Winchester Presbytery meets in Keyser West Virginia January 24 from 2 30 to 9 pm and in Charles Town West Virginia January 25 from 10 am to 4 30 pm. Rev W E Hudson will lead with a strong team and laymen. The deacon duties paper from the last General Assembly will be reviewed at the spring meeting, with emphasis on deacon duties. Women are welcome to attend.
The Rotary Club met for its weekly luncheon on Thursday. The event, run by the committee on business methods, featured papers by George B. Chapman and C. W. Trenary that encouraged discussion of the latest approaches to business efficiency. Attendees included F. E. Clerk, H. D. Fuller, Dr. Hunter H. McGuire, and others from Rocky Mount North Carolina.
A pleasant dinner was served at the home of Mrs. S N Kline in Middletown on Wednesday. Edith Dinges of Philadelphia visits Mrs. Q O Rhodes. G R Wright is ill. Vivian Wolff of Alexandria visits her parents. Clara Smith improves after December illness under Dr T A Williams care. Arthur Edyerly ill. Ena McDonald visits Mattie Wright. Rev Mr Collins of Baltimore visits Mr and Mrs Conway.
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