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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1937
Page
7
Dr. Smith urges Handley graduates to value inner standards over money. He cites integrity, education, and a life of service, warning against materialism and urging faith, courage, and responsibility for a world threatened by war and control.
Special commissioners announce sale of a two-lot parcel near Winchester along State Highway No. 11 with improvements including a dwelling and filling station. Terms require one third cash day of sale and two bonds for the balance, 6 percent interest, secured by a trust deed and fire insurance. Sale set for eleven o clock A M in front of Frederick County Court House.
The Rev G E Owen, serving as local pastor since two years, reports progress in the Winchester church. A second anniversary was celebrated with a new organ dedication and a work report. He declined a Winston Salem NC call and plans to spend about three years at the University of Chicago. He is married to Margaret Richards.
Special boards in state parks invited sign scribblers and drew hundreds of names. Park superintendent George Luker called them a success, noting the trailside maps and signs remained largely unmarked while the boards bore many signatures.
An important Shenandoah Area Council scout meeting is set for tonight at 7 30 at Handley Library. It will discuss preliminary plans for reorganization after Scout Executive Frank R Horton resigned to attend the University of Virginia. Assistant Regional Director Harry Nagel of Philadelphia will attend during the search for a new leader.
A compiled set of press notices lauds a 64 page bound book for its comforting message across creeds. It is praised as brief and helpful with joyful writing and inspiring guidance for youth, speakers material and engaging stories.
Earl Owen, president of nge Cornell, announced a meeting with a large attendance expected from Winchester and Shenandoah Area. Two hundred fifty letters of invitation were mailed to members of the various committees and other Scout officials asking them to be on hand.
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