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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1930
Page
8
Alice White headlines the Capri Capitol Theatre showing The Girl From Woolworths a breezy all dialogue comedy about a ten cent store clerk who becomes a nightclub singer. Charles Delaney co stars in the lively production with White and delivers a reliable screen pair.
Associated Press reports forecast the retirement of Claudius Huston as Republican national chairman. White House and party HQ silence suggests no definite Hoover decision. Huston conference for next Monday may be postponed indefinitely as officials weigh an off year campaign plan.
The Ladies Aid Society of Friendship United Brethren Church honors Mrs Mary Gold Richardson who died May 3 1930. TheResolution notes her devoted Christian life and service, offers sympathy to her husband, and directs minutes entries and notices to The Winchester Evening Star.
Capon Bridge and surrounding area residents share visits and illnesses. Families visit relatives in Hanging Rock Greenspring and Baltimore while Dr. Clark Gambel and Kathrine Gambel are noted. The town mourns the death of Onie Amick of Cross Roads at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
A fragment notes Musso Lini in connection with St. Helena and Doorn, suggesting a historical or literary link. The readable text lacks clear events or dates, prompting a compact teaser about a possible association between these named places and persons.
The article traces Abraham as a Chaldean from Ur who rejected moon and sun worship, seeking religious freedom under one God. It portraits him as a pioneer in religion, builder of altars, and founder of a Hebrew lineage linked to Christianity, highlighting his influence on nations living by divine laws.
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