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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1938
Page
7
Front Royal High School girls rout Woodstock boys by 16 points as Woodstock prepares to play Tom's School here Tuesday.
A fragmented reading lists morals and exam guidance from various quotes and captions. It mentions Mr Quarles and Anthony Taliaferro Esquire, with Latin room allusions and encouragement not to cheat, ending with Bonne Chance.
Calendar lists Tuesday activities including Boy's Glee Club at 9:00 Band Practice at 3:00 and a basketball game with A M A. Wednesday features 9:00 Assembly and 3:00 Executive Council. Thursday has 9:00 Girls Glee Club and Volley Ball Practice for Greens and Oranges. Friday shows 3:00 Volley Ball Practice.
The excerpt reflects on journeys from dawn to dusk and finding or seeking a metaphorical pot of gold at journey’s end. It urges forgetting the past, facing the future with optimism, and comparing progress to pilgrims launching a Mayflower voyage through a harsh winter sea.
Poignant verse on kindness and expressing appreciation while alive. It argues praise should be given openly and warmly. once dead, the tombstone cannot read or hear, though tears may fall. The piece contrasts living acknowledgment with silent remnants.
Newsettes note Bonnie Larrick and Paul Fries are recovering and express hope they will heal as quickly as Anna Margaret Baker who has recently returned from illness. The item mentions hospital care and student assistance at Handley.
A chaotic dialogue fragment shows characters in mud and debate about cleanliness and a three dollar bill from a dentist. Grandma laments despair and insomnia while the speaker hints at possible love. The scene mentions football players in white night shirts planking on a banjo and ends with a quip about a functioning mind.
Student dialogue recalls a council session where the Monitor System was the main topic and Mr. Quarles promised a post exams explanation to students. A cafeteria blackboard topic is noted as a minor item with no further details.
The reader lists a string of vintage song titles and lines reflecting a nostalgic musical memory. It names popular choruses like Rosalie So Rare Your Eyes Have Told Me So Fit as a Fiddle When the Organ Played Oh Promise Me I Hitched My Wagon To A Star Silver Threads Among The Gold and I Still Love To Kiss You Good Night.
After exams, students recall classic quotes from Latin to modern thinkers. Names like Cassius Hale Quarles appear as voices of encouragement and caution. The notes reflect on ambition, effort, friendship, and the lasting value of study in a reflective campus tradition.
Mrs. William Pangle and daughters Mildred Marie Anna Lee and son William Pangle Jr. visited Mr. and Mrs. John Newell in Stephens City. Other visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Olive Bucher and sons of Hagerstown, Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge Bucher of Winchester, and Mr. and Mrs. John Kline with Pauline Kline of Marlboro. Julius and Albert Keller traveled to Winchester for business. Albert Keller remains listed as improving from an illness.
Believing offers a showroom display of used cars described as the newest stock you will see. Highlights include a 1937 Chevrolet Sport Sedan a 1936 Chevrolet Coach a 1986 Chevrolet Sport Sedan a 1934 Ford Coach and more with many others to select from.
The column lists illness at Winchester Memorial Hospital and home convalescence for Walter Bowers after a wreck. It notes visits among families in Hayfield and Strasburg, a Washington DC visitor, a February wedding in Mt. Sidney, and a Beeler family birthday party with many relatives present.
The Standard Ford V-8 offers two engines the 85-hp and the 60-hp. It promises low first cost and upkeep with excellent gas mileage from the 85 engine and greatest fuel economy in Ford history from the 60 engine. Hundreds report 22 to 27 mpg. Parts and repairs come at low Ford prices. Drive this low priced high quality car.
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