God’s angel leads and guards us on his side
A June 10 1952 Winchester Evening Star meditation notes that God’s angel constantly goes before us and the power of the universe supports those who stand with God, promising divine guidance and protection.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1952
Page
4
A June 10 1952 Winchester Evening Star meditation notes that God’s angel constantly goes before us and the power of the universe supports those who stand with God, promising divine guidance and protection.
In Richmond last night F P Miller accused supporters of economic reprisal against dissenters and urged naming the individuals punished for not following the Byrd viewpoint. The Winchester Evening Star urged Miller to substantiate his charges, noting prior accusations in May 1949 and demanding names and evidence.
Staunton News-Leader analyzes how Col. Miller and Delegate Whitehead attack State Senator Harry Byrd Jr over joining Delegate Armistead Boothe in calling for a special session to reapportion General Assembly districts. The piece contends Boothe initiated the effort. Miller and Whitehead seek to use Byrd’s stance to undermine him and promote Miller’s Senate bid, while noting redistricting could complicate Byrd's political position in Northern Virginia.
The passage cites individuals who have been punished or convicted for a second time for attempting to mislead the people of Virginia in a political context. It underscores ongoing legal or reputational consequences facing those who misinform the public.
The piece argues President Truman allies with entrenched party machines and backers in New York Pennsylvania Indiana Tennessee California Missouri and other states, opposing Kefauver and reform factions. It portrays Truman as comfortable with political insiders and favors longtime apparatus figures over anti machine reform candidates.
State Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr calls for a special session on legislative redistricting and promotes constitutional equal representation for Virginians. He argues for a fair apportionment that would realign districts, even if it reduces the voice of his own overrepresented senatorial district, highlighting constitutionalism and justice.
The 7th District meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars gathered in Edinburg. Virginia Chapter elected Carl L. Campbell, local postmaster, as president at the National Association of Postmasters convention in Virginia Beach. Memorial Hospital saw its first triplets in years while Miss Margaret Bean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Bean, graduated from Mary Baldwin College and Miss Betty Ann Thomas finished her freshman year at Queen's College during a hometown summer break.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Dorsey Clearbrook welcome a birth. Mrs Dorsey is formerly Miss Neue Braithwaite. Mrs W E Hudson hosts guests including Mr and Mrs Harvey Smith of Chicago. Miss Helen Jean Arnold wed Lonzora Barham of Berryville.
Mr and Mrs Howard Haines of South Kent Street announce the birth of their child. The notice notes the newborn and emphasizes family joy.
Twenty five years ago Miss Sarah Blackburn Crown ran the Woodlawn Tea House in Berryville. Mr and Mrs J H Stimmer hosted a family reunion at their Clearbrook home. Mrs Susan Bierer and her granddaughter Miss Frances Morgan Swimley visited Boston relatives Mr and Mrs John Bierer.
Little George Barrie was bitten by a dog owned by Master Philip Williams, prompting a local inquiry into the incident and responsibility.
Past 24 hours ending 7 a m shows trace rainfall. June rainfall to date stands at 0 18 inches for 1952 with year to date 20 99 inches. Average monthly rainfall over 39 years from 1912 to 1951 is 36 79 inches with monthly figures listed for each month from January 2 45 through December 2 50 inches.
article discusses coronary heart disease and a surgical procedure using sterile talc powder to irritate heart vessels, promoting new blood vessel growth to improve heart blood supply. In a study of 42 patients over half improved, eight fully recovered. not advised for heart failure or recent heart attack. Also mentions dropped kidney and guidance on treating ptosis without surgery.
Reform groups distance themselves from the current administration and its political approach. They look for alternative leaders and strategies, signaling a shift in alignment amid ongoing national policy debates.
A religious leader notes salvation comes by faith not worthiness. The piece argues moral worth stems from faith, not sin, and explains Christ’s sacrifice makes forgiveness possible. It emphasizes salvation as a gift from God accepted by faith yielding new life.
A brief quiz offers daily IQ scoring from 9 to 10 correct answers classed as Memory Genius to lower bands. It references John Bouvier publishing a dictionary in 1839 and asks about a European explorer and related topics.
This set tests knowledge on Manhattan history Spanish spellings Havana shin plasters author of The Silver Horde current New York City mayor U S Senate and House age requirements The Marseillais national anthem who would ride if wishes were horses and which cabinet member defended individual rights at the highest level among Hamilton Jefferson and Randolph
The composer Eric Coates titled the three sections Halcyon Days Elizabeth Tudor Spring time in Angus and March Youth of Britain Princess Elizabeth reflecting the Elizabethan theme.
Henri faces a job offer from Mr. McDevitt while grappling with health uncertainty and a looming sidewalk assessment. The offer promises good pay and security if Henri joins as an trusted accountant, but his anxiety about the future intensifies as pressure from family and a looming paving bill mounts.
Henri inspects the street to challenge a property assessment while Miss Julie hosts a quiet scene with Eddie Calvert. Colonel Calvert visits, reflecting on aging and longing for religious consolation as Therese memories linger.
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