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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1961

Page

4

God shows no partiality Romans 2 11 sermon note

A June 10 1961 Winchester Evening Star Saturday issue features a religious quotation from Romans 2 11 proclaiming that God shows no favoritism and that any person may turn to Him in faith for acceptance. The page lists newspaper staff and contact details.

Apprehension in Haiti and Caribbean Tensions Rise

The piece outlines Haiti’s fraught state under Duvalier since 1957 with fears of a Castrolike shift, Dominican threats from Trujillo era, and U.S. aid dependence. It notes Haiti’s revolutions, U.S. occupation history, and ongoing budget strains funding war and police, amid regional instability and calls for a space law Magna Charta.

Haiti Trujillo Francois Duvalier University of Michigan Medical School SIM Duvailer United States Negro Republic Duvalier Uncle Same Island Republic Dominican Republic Cuba U.S

Daily Meditation on God in All Things

A meditation asserts that the Bible shows God’s presence in every detail of creation. It argues that the hairs on our heads reflect a universal order tied to stars and planets, and that God remains in everything rather than abandoning the world. The piece emphasizes a connected divine universe.

Prayer as the Path to Divine Contact

The text argues against pantheism and asserts God’s independence from creation while present in it. It emphasizes prayer as the primary channel to hear God, noting petitions are not always granted but are often answered with better outcomes. It highlights prayer, Bible, church, meditation, and service as avenues for communion with God.

Virginia August primary to contest fifty of 140 Assembly seats

The Star Files notes 50 of Virginia's 140 General Assembly seats face the August primary. The main clash is between organization and anti-organization Democrats. Woodhull Baker Jr earned a B S in Commerce from the University of Virginia.

Virginia General Assembly Woodhull Baker, Jr University of Virginia

25 Years Ago 1936 A Virginia trip and national convention stampede

The article notes Rev and Mrs Rodney Taylor of Murrysville Pa visiting the Scullys in transit to the University of Virginia where Mrs T aylor s brother Thomas G Scully is in the Law School class of the graduating year The Geary ngs hosted Mrs R G Spiker and son Earl Gear ing Spiker from Washington The piece also mentions a stampede for Gov Alfred M Landon at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland Ohio.

Rodney Taylor Murrysville John G. Scully University of Virginia Taylor Thomas G. Scully Law School Frank Gearing R. G. Spiker Earl Gearing Spiker Washington Alfred M. Landon Cleveland Ohio

Local notices from Frederick county in 1911

50 Years Ago-1911 H W Clowe jeweler confined at home on North Washi street. His son Mifflin Clowe supervised the store. G Clarence Miller named by Judge J W Harrison as chancery commissioner to replace Herbert Larrick. Hugh Duffey, son of the Rev J W Duffey, to teach in John Kerr high school. Duffey formerly professor at Frederick College.

H. W. Clowe Piccadilly Street North Washi Street Mifflin Clowe G. Clarence Miller J.W. Harrison Circuit Court Frederick County Herbert Larrick Hugh Duffey J. W. Duffey John Kerr Duffey Frederick College Maryland

Used Every Weapon Herald Angels of Woman's Rights

A 1851 Seneca Falls meeting between Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony sparks a lifelong campaign for women's rights. The piece chronicles their early activism, rivalries, key allies, major crises including the Woodhull scandal, and the births of the National Woman Suffrage Association, culminating in the 19th Amendment. It notes Anthony's later trials and Stanton's death, with lasting tribute to their impact.

Peter Lyon Seneca Falls Elizabeth Cady Stanton Susan B. Anthony Elizabeth Stanton Elizabeth Henry Stanton London Stanton Susan The Daughters of Temperance Miss Anthony Mrs. Stanton Women’s State Temperance Society Revolution National Woman Suffrage Association Victoria Woodhull Victoria Henry Ward Beecher Brooklyn Tilton Beecher Judiciary Committee House of Representatives Woodhull People’s Party Mr. Woodhull Suffrage Association Woodhull & Claflin Elizabeth Tilton Sters Rochester

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