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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1930
Page
4
The Evening Star lists subscription rates by mail in advance and notes national advertising representatives. It references Associated Press rights and clarifies exclusive use of AP dispatches, consolidation with Morning News Item, and weekly Times publication details.
A reflective note cites Galatians 2 16 stating a person is justified by faith in Jesus Christ not by works of the law. The text includes a prayer expressing trust in Jesus alone and seeks guidance through scripture.
Fragmented text describes a Chicago scenario with the Secret Six predicting continued disturbances and uneasy outcomes. It notes periodic detonations and damages daily, comparisons to past events, and reflections on social tension without clear specifics or names.
A historic tollgate house once run by Mrs. William Custy at the Front Royal turnpike and Lee Jackson Memorial Highway has been demolished. The site, long a strategic travel point, changed hands several times as tolls waned with state control of highways.
A vintage school commencement scene shows graduates in caps and gowns as families applaud. Speakers offer ideals amid changing times, noting that youth face the world with optimism while tradition marks the ceremony.
A citizen who has long resided in Richmond will stay there despite a church leadership change. The individual, valued for character and attainments, plans to remain in Virginia rather than relocate to the bishop’s home in Dallas.
Fragmentary text shows a tourist party visiting Hotel Jack in Alabama with Mrs T W Pritchett and Misses IzU and Sara Pritchett aboard a two day stop in the city.
A tribute from H Russell Potts of Winchester Virginia dated June 3 1990 honors the memory of Chief Doran and expresses enduring friendship. The note reflects on leadership, loss, and a wish for a brighter future as friends carry on in kinship.
The State Commission authorized by the Consumers Utilities Company lower gas rates for self-acting water heaters effective June 1. Local manager Edward C. Goss said about 58 percent of patrons will benefit, saving about $6,000 yearly. rate drops to 1.10 per 1,000 feet from 2.14. Other consumer classes may see future reductions.
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