Charity and Faith Stand Among Vows in Corinthians Verse
A devotional line from Corinthians speaks of faith hope and charity abiding as enduring virtues. The text emphasizes charity as greatest among the trio guiding timeless moral conduct.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1941
Page
12
A devotional line from Corinthians speaks of faith hope and charity abiding as enduring virtues. The text emphasizes charity as greatest among the trio guiding timeless moral conduct.
An open letter from the Council for Democracy targets residents of Germany, Italy, and Russia to expose dictatorship propaganda and explain how democracy works in the United States. It argues democracy safeguards freedom and dignity, cites sample liberties, references Willkie, and urges questions while warning about one way international agreements.
The liquidation of newspapers parallels a radio industry shift as the FCC loosens license rules and FM growth pressures AM stations. KFUN Las Vegas NM and WMVD Salisbury MD shut down after owners failed to secure sufficient revenue to cover rising expenses.
Reprinted Roanoke World News editorial notes the election of United States Senator Harry F. Byrd to the chairmanship of the Senate Rules Committee. The piece reflects on Byrd's influence within the party and his leadership role in shaping procedural matters.
The Senate elected Senator Byrd as ranking Democrat on the rules committee and assigned him major panel duties while Senator Glass maintains prestige as chairman of appropriations. Byrd fills heavy portfolios including civil service finance and naval affairs, plus several special committees. Both Virginia senators gain strong committee recognition for their influence.
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt plans to appear in Richmond next Saturday night to open the Southern Electoral Reform League drive to repeal the poll tax as a prerequisite of voting. The piece argues for nonpartisan study and warns against turning the issue into a political campaign.
Dr Clendening explains the newborn grasp reflex and suspension ability, noting it peaks at about four weeks, fades with age, and reflects brain development stages. A Q and A section answers whether fruit juice in a can is safe short-term, and a note lists seven Dr Clendening pamphlets available for ten cents each.
Local growers foresee higher apple prices due to frost damage affecting Florida and southern citrus. Lee Coble, Percy Miller and Allen Hawthorne announce bids for City Council. Nine police officers along with the Sheriff and Deputy take exams to operate new police radio stations at headquarters.
W R Legge in a Boy Scout court of honor address urges agriculture as a lifelong vocation. W R Hillyard, longtime Winchester ice dealer, dies at home after extended illness.
Ten years ago German heavyweight Max Schmeling lands for a planned bout with Young Stribling. A Navy court martial orders Major-General Smedley Butler after his critical address about Mussolini. Winchester Bridge loses the return match at home of Mrs. Lewis Hyde.
Twenty five years ago Dr William A Bell a renowned local physician died at his home leaving a lasting medical legacy in the city The Virginia Legislature weighs offering free books in state schools as part of education policy considerations.
Forty years ago residents of Martinsburg gathered at the station to view a body in a B and O boxcar but the figure proved to be a clothing store dummy. Turner Ashby camp backs funds for a statue to Dr. Hunter McGuire, Jackson’s Civil War surgeon. Winchester Sash and Door’s new factory under E W Church reports strong business growth.
Reader questions answered by the Information Bureau cover topics from astronomy to aviation. Notable entries include sun and moon diameters, King Ranch size, Pepys shorthand, Mussolini flying, U S Navy bird names, Saroyan prize refusal, Stratford mill, Graf Zeppelin, federal fish hatcheries, Lincoln's remark, Lalique glass, song writing, asbestos shingles, chinchilla fur counts, and Marconi parentage.
Are You Planning Any Parties For February Are You Planning Any Parties For February Valentine's Day Lincoln's Birthday Washington's Birthday eachoes for a distinctive type of entertainment Novel ideas and suggestions for parties on these dates as well as parties for every season of the year are in cluded in our 44 page booklet PARTIES AND GAMES A special chapter is devoted to children's parties and games You will find it a handy guide to modern entertaining Order your copy now only ten cents postpaid. Use This Coupon Information Bureau The Winchester Evening Star Frederick J Haskin Director Washington DC I enclose herewith TEN CENTS in coin for a copy of the booklet PARTIES AND GAMES Name Street or Rural war or State Mail to Washington DC
A quiz note lists seven questions with a prompt to turn to page 2 for the answers. Items cover origins of Vermont, Washington's river, Jane Eyre author, Napoleon's first wife, electrocution from high tension lines, the Assistant Attorney General for trust busting, Rough Riders association, U S citizenship for Indians, Hamlet’s to be or not to be line, and whether music comes from a flower animal or herb.
A usage note explains that the suffix Esq serves in place of the prefix Mr in names, illustrating correct ordering as "John Doe Esq" rather than "Mr. John Doe, Esq." The guidance clarifies title placement for formal naming conventions.
Nancy, Cary, Dave, and Proctor face a police inquiry about Mark Gould’s murder. Captain Lancy and Chief Crane evaluate motives, suspects, and alibis while Kaye confesses love for Dave and resolution to reveal truth. The detective links possible motives to Rand family members and Otis, concluding a capable killer is needed.
Poem urging donations to the President's Birthday Fund to aid paralyzed children. Grace England Turner appeals to readers to give a dime or dollar to help a child walk and laugh again, invoking faith and compassion.
Richard L. Neptune, 19, Akron Ohio, enrolled in a CCC camp at Pinedale Wyoming, has joined the United States Navy.
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