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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1937
Page
6
The Church of Christ presents a Sunday service by Rev. George Earle Owen titled Hen pecked Husbands and Foolish Wives the third sermon in a series. The 7 30 p m service features a Teen Age and Junior choir song service led by Floyd Haines with reserved seats for hen pecked husbands.
In misty dawn at West Memphis Arkansas a muddy overalled Black farmer leads a gaunt mule along a frayed rope toward Memphis for shelter from rising floodwaters. Cattle mules and household goods stream toward safety as river engineers focus on levee protection.
The Rev. Herman McKtor of Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church attends Ministers Week in Chicago at Chicago Theological Seminary. Lectures cover The Kingdom of God in America with Dr H Richard Niebuhr and other scholars. A Sunday symposium on Why the Church features five lay participants.
The Western Union Telegraph Company announced price reductions on telegraph money transfers for flood victims. The charge is now 52 cents for transfers of $25 or less when payable to the Red Cross.
Francis Funk and Donald Patton sponsor a charity square dance on Monday night February 1 at Frank Patton's Hall on South Loudoun street to aid Ohio Valley flood sufferers. Admission is 40 cents per couple for all sets. dancing starts at 9. Proceeds go to the flood relief fund.
Dr Logan Clendenting outlines a steady weight management approach named pari passu diet. It advocates gradual changes to avoid yo yo dieting, favors balanced intake, and trims high calorie staples like bread and butter while preserving protein vitamins and minerals. A sample 1200 calorie daily plan is presented with breakfast lunch and dinner items.
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