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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1931

Page

5

Fears Religious Respect Is Fading in Rural Virginia

In Blacksburg on July 16 the rural church conference opened at Virginia Tech. Dr. Minor C. Miller warned that respect for religion fades as rural church programs are neglected for public schools. Dr. Rolvin Harlan spoke on rural sociology and leader training shifts toward cities. Virginia Tech President Dr. Julian A. Burress urged that rural communities without churches are unthinkable, linking current depressions to rural life. He noted the McCormick day celebration on July 29 and compared McCormick joining his community church the same year as the reaper inventor.

Associated Press Blacksburg Minor C. Miller Rural Church Conference Board Rural Ministers School Rolvin Harlan University of Richmond Virginia Polytechnic Institute Julian A. Burress Dr. Burruss McCormick

Mount Pleasant Notes from Mount Pleasant Virginia

Mount Pleasant notes record a sequence of local visits and calls. Residents including Mrs Will Lamp and family, the Rosenbergers, Perry sisters, Renner family, and Adams household are noted visiting neighbors and relatives across the town and nearby Kernstown during a recent week.

Sunday School Yard Party Plans for July 16

The Sunday School will hold a yard party in the grove next Thursday night July 16 to benefit the churches. The public is invited. Residents note harvest is nearly finished and threshing has begun with Mr W L Cadwallader reporting a threshing day yesterday.

John McKeever Jamily Renner Herman Adams Thurston Renner Cecil Mary Miller Rosenberger WL. Cadwallader

Middletown News Roundup From Virginia Local Life

Middletown Virginia on July 16 reports Misses Myrtle Rhodes Lelia Ludwig and Bessie Sperry at Harrisonburg state teachers college spending weekend at home. Benny Gordon and children of Washington visited relatives. Sunday guests at Mr. and Mrs. C F Carper included Mrs. Mary Cornwell and granddaughter Christine Wright Mr C L Wright Farl Good 8 R Good and John Werrick. Mrs Rife mother of Mr L L Sibert is critically ill. Mr and Mrs Garland and two children of Washington were also present.

Middletown Myrtle Rhodes Lelia Ludwig Bessie Sperry State Teachers College Harrisonburg Benny Gordon Ofashington C. F. Carper Mary Cornwell Christine Wright C. L. Wright Farl Good R. Good John Werrick Rife L L. Sibert Garland Washington

Family and Friends Gather for Weekend Visits

Sunday visits span Baltimore, Middletown, Reliance and Front Royal as families gather. Alice Carper turns eight with cake and gifts while children enjoy a good time at home.

New Face Powder MELLO GLO Sparks Demand

New face powder MELLO GLO creates a natural bloom of youth with a French process that lasts longer. Government approved coloring blends with any complexion and prevents large pores without irritation or a shiny look. Bakers Drug Store.

United States Bakers Drug Store

Apple Growers Urged To Improve Orchard Practices

Federal agricultural officials urge commercial apple growers in Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania to improve orchard practices to boost unblemished fruit and enforce strict uniform grading and packing. Experts note competition from Northwestern apple producers in exports and emphasize proper packing due to large export volumes to Europe and England.

Richmond Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania Cumberland-Shenandoah United States Cumberland- Shenandoah States Europe England

Martinsburg Man Slashes Throat While Shaving

Martinsburg West Virginia July 16 Charles Cromwell Seibert 74 a longtime local businessman fatally slashed his throat while shaving at a sanitarium in Maryland He had been ill for months and had plans to return here Sunday He was a native of the county and a well known Eastern family Burial set for Friday

Martinsburg W. Va Charles Cromwell Seibert Steelay

New Powder Keeps Dentures Secure and Fresh

A new improved powder called Fasteeth helps dentures stay in place and not slip. It promises gum feel, fresh breath, and real teeth comfort all day, praised by users and dentists. Available at Baker's Drug Store or any druggist.

Baker's Drug Store

Wheat farmers face glut as East Texas oil boom reshapes markets

Farmers struggle as overproduction meets a rapid oil rush in East Texas. A nine month old field with 1,500 wells pumps about 350 000 barrels daily. Prices plummet to around one tenth of last year's oil value, widening market gluts and pressuring agriculture.

East Texas

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