Winchester Evening Star Classified Notice Extract
Advertisement details show rates and office contact for the Winchester Evening Star in Virginia. Publication information lists pricing and postage, with addresses in Winchester and New York City.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1949
Page
4
Advertisement details show rates and office contact for the Winchester Evening Star in Virginia. Publication information lists pricing and postage, with addresses in Winchester and New York City.
A brief reflective line from a religious text noting that correction demonstrates love, citing Psalms. The verse upholds God’s loving kindness and disciplines as an expression of care.
The Lynchburg News notes G. Tyler Miller, state superintendent of public instruction, will become president of Madison College Harrisonburg. The editorial questions replacing the state education head with a smaller college role, citing concerns about prestige and impact on Virginia's public schools. It asks why Superintendent Lancaster resigned to lead Farmville.
The article discusses Superintendent Miller's willingness to accept the Madison College presidency, seeing it as a potential security motive in late career years. It notes Virginia school superintendents face political risk despite competency and argues tenure should be secure for effective public instruction leaders.
Wilda Jean Adams of the North Frederick 4-H club is selected to represent Frederick county at the 13 state regional conference in Roanoke. A girl is born to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Owen Stevenson, with Mrs. Owen formerly Miss Colleen Hottie. City council discusses a plan to ration water during shortages.
German forces abandon Pinsk in Poland. Vice Admiral Nagumo who directed Pearl Harbor attack is among those listed as dead. Staff Sgt. William C. Allen of 312 Amherst St. receives the Purple Heart for wounds in France. Miss Diane Peters entertains for friends at her home on Boscawen St.
A dated quiz lists daily scoring bands from Memory Genius to Good. It asks 10 sample questions covering prisons during the French Revolution, Venice seas, The Moon is Down author, metabolism, the Epsom Derby, salads, grammar, and U.S. Navy pennants with historical notes.
Bethel Lutheran church and Sunday school adopted a memorial resolution for Martin S. Glaize who died May 21, 1949. The document honors his long service as Sunday School superintendent, his cheerful nature, and expresses sympathy to his family as the congregation grieves his loss and notes his Christian example.
Charles R Creamer of Boyce is named to the upper ten on the dean's list for the past semester at Shepherd College.
A writer recalls a trip with David Livingstone and a two horned rhinoceros attack that ends with the beast halted as if by an unseen hand. The piece argues that remarkable preservations recur in life and that God numbers every hair and guides each person to complete their mission.
Copper was found in the Sinai peninsula as early as 4000 B C and reached southeastern Europe around 3000 B C. This traces early metal use and trade routes through ancient regions.
Ten years ago in 1929 rustling at Llangollen leads to cattle losses totaling 10 000. Rehearsals begin for the Little Theater production Outward Bound. County treasurer William Burtner forecasts Clarke County prepares for a record vote with 1950 registered voters.
Star publishes 23 pages of ads for 1924 Dollar Day events on July 16 and 17. Scaramouche screens with half proceeds aiding Apple Blossom festival. Virginia welfare board notes Frederick and Winchester almshouse as a delightful place.
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