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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1935

Page

10

Sugar Beets Need Cool Climate in Extreme South

Sugar beets require a temperate climate and cool conditions in the extreme South. They will grow in warmth, but tops keep growing and roots fail to ripen with proper sugar content. Disease risk increases in warm climates.

Miss Weakland Here Tomorrow For One Service

Noted girl evangelist Miss Weakland will sing and preach at Brad dock Street Church tomorrow, delivering a single service for the congregation.

Miss Weakland

Evangelist Betty Weakland to Sing and Preach in Braddock Church

Evangelist Betty Weakland, a Cleveland resident and noted preacher for twelve years, will sing and preach at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South tomorrow at 8 pm replacing the midweek service. She has spoken across all states and writes her own sermons. Her brother Roy Weakland Jr. has been a student at Randolph-Macon Academy.

Betty Weakland America Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Miss Weakland Cleveland Ohio Roy Weakland, Jr Randolph-Macon Academy Front

Miss Weakland to Sing and Speak in Winchester

Royal will join her in Winchester and residents recall her Market Street M E Church campaign a year ago. Many will welcome another chance to hear her sing and preach. Her father Dr J Réy Weakland and 16 year old sister Dorothy Lola violinist will assist.

State moves to build Avenue as council approves ordinances

City council passes third reading on an amended telephone franchise ordinance and notes a favorable financial position with 11 404 18 in bank and 3 365 in savings. Delegates discuss repaying cash reserves, jail wall repairs are approved, milk ordinance reading delayed for full member review, and electric franchise readings begin. Bicycle tag plan advances, Shell withdraws application to build 9

W. A. Baker Council Finance Committee J. H. Henry Virginia City Electric Light Shell

City considers federal grant for public works and approves drive-in station permits

City manager J. H. Henry leads a session to study applying for a federal public works grant. Laws for filling station permits pass two readings with John D. Glover seeking a drive‑in at Brad dock and Gerrard. Minnie Taylor and Dr. C. R. Anderson propose drive‑ins at Braddock and Monmouth. Permit to install a gas tank for Hershey Ice Cream at 21 South Braddock is postponed. Dr. Snapp notes Rosenberger letter urging funds for George Washington Headquarters improvements. Temporary repairs planned. next budget to cover permanent fixes. Census of the city to be done by police is referred to committee. A bridge across B. & tracks at Gibbons street requested. Meeting adjourned.

J. H. Henry John D. Glover Braddock Gerrard Minnie Taylor C. R. Anderson Police Department Police Committee Lee Coble Gibbons Street

Ickes Advocates Open Discussion Of Isms In Schools

Secretary Ickes told Shepherd College graduates that discussing communism and fascism in schools is acceptable when framed as a comparison to American government. He urged carrying out critical examination to prove the American system as the ideal way of life and urged truth to dispel propaganda.

Sheperdstown W. Va Ickes Innt Shepherd State Teachers’ College

Ickes Advocates Free Speech and Civic Duty in Schools

Ickes argues that free speech is vital in schools, equal to free assembly for the people and a free press for newspapers. He says teachers should teach that constitutional changes occur through orderly means and oppose special loyalty oaths for teachers, stressing their sacrifice and example.

Ickes

Talking Geography and the Roots of Everyday Words

Tit-Bits Magazine notes how common terms reveal origins from far places. It lists cashmere Japan China Galloway Morocco Jersey Arras Savoy Inverness Angora magnolia Bantam and shows disguised roots like Lombardy Corinth Oporto Xeres Tobago India Calicut Candy Worcester Damascus and other place names embedded in common language.

Tit-Bits Magazine Cashmere Japan China Galloway Morocco Jersey Arras Savoy Inverness Angora Magnolia Bantam Lombardy Corinth Oporto Island of Tobago India Calicut Damascus

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