Annual Sermon Progress In Obedience To Law And Future Readiness
The sermon by Parson Nelson at the annual service emphasized two lasting outcomes for graduates: obedience to law and the ability to anticipate and prepare for the future. Citing the parable of the talents, he linked daily discipline to spiritual growth and future success, weaving examples from legend and history to illustrate forward planning and self projection.
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Nelson
Persius
Jason
Isiah
John the Baptist
Christ
Graduates Remember Obedience to God’s Law
The service praised the hymn Saviour Again to Thy Dear Name and the benediction by Rev. E T Clark. The sermon urged graduates to live by faithfulness in small duties, promising that this applies to greater responsibilities in life.
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E.T. Clark
First Baptist Church
God the
Father
W C T U Voices Its Appreciation
The Winchester Woman's Christian Temperance Union officers thank all who contributed to the W C T U float in the Apple Blossom Festival Parade. Mrs. D. S. Mattison, president, Mrs. D. D. Clevenger, treasurer, and Miss Annie J. Rees, secretary, are noted for their roles.
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the Star
Winchester Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
D.S. Mattison
D D. Clevenger
Treas
Annie J. Rees
Real Relief From Neuritis With Allenrhum Formula No 2
A worm to the pains of neuritis promises quick relief from sleepless nights. The ad touts Allenrhum Special Formula No 2 capsules as the fastest safest way to banish pain within about 24 hours, urging continued use for two to three days. Baker's Drug Store carries the product.
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Baker’s Drug ‘Store
Adv
District Nurses Report Shows Clinic Activities And Follow Up
The District Nurse Association held its June meeting in the Chamber of Commerce building with President Mrs. H. D. Fuller presiding. Officers and members attended as they lauded the tuberculosis funds campaign and presented the monthly report outlining 384 nursing visits including 112 adults and 28 infants, 79 instructive visits, and 87 office hours. Dr. Voschell and Dr. Harper led orthopedic and tuberculosis clinics. 18 new cripples examined and 12 re‑examined. tuberculosis clinic May 15 saw 33 patients with 13 positive, 6 suspected, 14 negative results, all to be followed up and arranged for treatment.
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District Nurse Association
Chamber of Commerce
H. D. Fuller
Voschell
Harper
University Hospital
For Sale Angerona property in Winchester Virginia
Executors offer the Angerona residence of Thomas Cover Sr for private sale. About 3 acres on Piccadilly street West Winchester with a 30 room house, divisible into lots, suitable for a hotel, school or apartment house. Inquiries to Loring A. Cover, Baltimore. Harry R. Kern, Winchester. John M. Steck. Also notices in the Winchester Corporation Court concerning the estate of William B. Cornwell, with a master commissioner order to report on fealty, liens, personal property, heirs, taxes, and creditor priorities. public notice to be printed weekly for four weeks. sale date set July 8, 1926.
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Angerona
Thomas Cover
Winchester
Piccadilly Street
Loring A. Cover
Calvert
Baltimore
Harry R. Kern
Rouss Ave
John M. Steck
Corporation Court
City OF
Virginia
Lovett Brothers
William B. Cornwell
Herbert S. Larrick
Shoes and foot care claim broad US impact
Shoe dealer Mr Lovett of Sample Shoe Store warns that more than 70 million Americans suffer foot trouble causing pain and annoyance in daily life. He cites Dr Scholl trained staff and offers free demonstrations of corrective footwear. In Ironton Ohio, 80 miners trapped by gas at Alpha Portland Cement plant are finally rescued alive at 10 47 local time after three hours underground.
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Lovett
Dr. Scholl
Ironton
Ohio
Alpha Portland Cement
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