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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1938

Page

3

Man’s Search for God and the Call to Faith

A sermon reflecting on Acts 17 27 and humanitys quest for God. It argues that the search stems from a deep need and that God reveals himself through nature law and Jesus Christ The piece urges believers to demonstrate Christ to draw others to faith and find peace in salvation.

Paul God Athens

Kansas Farmers Harvest Largest Wheat Crop

Kansas enters a massive wheat harvest two weeks early with experts projecting up to 200 million bushels in the state. Pioneering farmer G. Graham and his son Clarence are among the first to bring in grain on a 300 acre farm with yields over 30 bushels per acre. The national wheat harvest is also anticipated to be among the largest on record.

Kansas G. Graham Clarence Graham U. S G. Graham and Son Acre

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Previtt Visit Mt Williams

Mr and Mrs Jack Previtt of Mt Williams Virginia are noted in a brief social item dated June 11. The short notice highlights their appearance or visit in the local column.

MT. Williams Jack Previtt

Weekend visits and local family gatherings

Washington spent the weekend with Mrs. Delilah Bell and many relatives visited, including Miss Ruth Ambrose from Lanham Maryland. Several families and guests from Winchester Wardensville McCauley and nearby areas attended meals and social visits with the Ambrose and Clowser households. Master William Hollis Clowser completed another term of school with perfect attendance.

Washington Delilah Bell Ruth Ambrose Lanham Mabel Armel Madge Fauver Virginia Baer Carl Fox Charles Neva Haines Kenneth William Robert June Wolverton Brethyl Pitcock Irene Fauver Masters Wilson Ambrose Elwood Wolverton Earle Long Earle Fauver Hollis Clowser Charlotte Paul Campbell Winchester Clowser Elmer Ambrose M. L. Harvey Washington, D. C Marvin Miller Alice Miller Near Winchester Charles Miller Roland McCauley W. Va Ella Finley Wardensville Miller Finley Ambrose Joyce Campbell William Hollis Clowser

Dr Hovermale to Preach Here Next Sunday

Dr Hovermale, recently elected general secretary of the Home Mission Board, will preach at the church on North Braddock Street next Sunday night at 8. This will be the last chance for locals to hear him before his move to Dayton Ohio on July first. He has led the Virginia Conference for eight years as superintendent and will leave a vacancy to be filled at Elkton Virginia in September. Following evening worship he will conduct the last quarterly conference for the year. The Christian Endeavor Society will present a program at 7 in the church with eight delegates to Shenandoah College Dayton Virginia reporting on Leadership Training School efforts.

North Braddock Street Hovermale Home Mission Board Dayton Ohio Virginia Elkton Shenandoah College

Lectures Planned By State Grange In Blacksburg

A two day school for lecturers from Virginia's 117 local Granges will be held in Blacksburg on June 23 and 24. Dr Meade Ferguson chairs the committee and says the sessions will focus on formulating annual programs for local Grange units. National Grange lecturer James C Farmer from New Hampshire will participate, with state officers Mark Turner of Herndon J H Rogers of Big Island also expected.

Virginia Blacksburg Meade Ferguson James C. Farmer New Hampshire National Grange Mark Turner Herndon J. H. Rogers Big Island

Regina man fined for speeding tractor on city street

Regina Salk Earl E. Robinson was fined four dollars and costs after speeding on a Regina street at 28 miles an hour while driving a tractor.

Regina. Salk Earl E. Robinson Regina

Student earns third straight perfect attendance year

A 13 year old student, promoted to the ninth grade, maintains a third consecutive term of perfect attendance while commuting by bus to Mountain View School. Teacher Ralph Triplett guided the student for two terms. Dinner guest Mrs. Mabel Armel visited Mrs. A. B. Fauver last Wednesday. Virginia Baer plans a stay in Winchester.

Port Mountain View School Ralph Triplett Mabel Armel A. B. Fauver Virginia Baer Winchester

Camel cigarettes praised by tobacco growers

A pair of growers John Durham Jr and Calvin Wiggins tout Camel as the preferred buyer of high quality tobaccos. They claim Camel buys the finest leaves from their crops and long time growers know Camel uses costlier tobaccos for better smoking.

John Durham, Jr Calvin Wiggins Camel

Eddie Cantor Promos Camel Cigarettes On Air

Eddie Cantor, a beloved comedian and radio personality, promotes Camel cigarettes on the Columbia Network. The ad invites listeners to check local papers for the Monday night time slot.

Eddie Cantor America Camel Cigarettes Columbia Network

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