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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1933

Page

2

Nation Turns Toward Country Life at Massanetta Springs Conference

Dr. Henry W. McLaughlin, director of Country Church Work, told the conference that after a fifty year urban era a rural renaissance is beginning in 1930. He cited Roosevelt era commissions, agricultural extension funding, and the back to the farm movement as drivers, noting population shifts and new country life initiatives. Mrs. John C. Campbell discussed folk songs and their roots in national life.

eRemoet Ama Country Life Massanetta Springs Henry W. McLaughlin Presbyterian Church U. S Richmond American Country Life Commission Theodore Roosevelt Liberty Hyde Bailey Kenyon Butterfield Country Life Congress Agricultural Extension Service Country Life Commission American Courtly Life Association Theodore Associ Virginia Polytechnic Institute Country Church Warren H. Wilson Dr. McLaughlin America John C. Campbell

Debating Economic Coordination in a Complex Era

In a 1932 New York Tribune piece, Dr. Benjamin M. Anderson argues against central planning and the market alone. He warns that neither laissez faire nor a centralized state suits the United States, urging nuanced, limited direction and ongoing experimentation to manage a vast, interdependent economy.

Congress Benjamin M. Anderson, Jr Chase National Bank Anderson Dr. Anderson Russia United States Adam Smith Lenin New York League of Nations New York Tribune, Inc

Conscience Fund Money Supports Treasury Expenditures

Funds paid into the Conscience Fund go to the general treasury to cover government expenses and may offset official expenditures.

United States The Treasury Exc

Public sale in Willis vs Wil lis at county courthouse

By virtue of an execution in my hands I will offer at public auction at the County Court House at 10 o clock a m Friday June 30 1933 one two door Chevrolet coach automobile Deputy Sheriff conducted sale under writ of execution in the matter of W Carroll Willis vs Harry H Willis

W. Carroll Willis Harry H. Willis County Court House

Osborne Hosts Buffet In Berryville For Niece Visitor

Dr. and Mrs. A. P. Osborne held a buffet supper at Rockcroft Berryville to honor their guest Miss Sherrill Bromfield of Brevarde North Carolina. Other guests included Miss Virginia Jacobs Miss Juliet Jones and several Williams Crockett and Smith family members.

Berryville A. P. Osborne

Public Preference Shifts in Auto Engine Types Since 1925

Data shows 4 cylinder chassis fell from 14 in 1925 to 4 today while 6 cylinder chassis dropped from 60 to 20. Eight cylinder cars doubled from 18 to 36 in the same period, indicating a shift away from six cylinders toward eight cylinders.

Rollers Herd Leads In Tests For Past Month

Roller’s herd of registered cows led the Rockingham County Dairy Herd Improvement Association for June. Ten cows averaged 560 pounds of milk and 32.05 pounds of butter fat. J H Fisher and Son produced the high cow, a grade Guernsey, with 1152 pounds of milk and 55.2 pounds of butter fat. High Herds J B and Paul Roller 560 32.05 J G Beard 942 29.93 C B Solenberger and Bro.

Byrd Bros H. J. Hardesty J. H. Fisher & Son John H. Alger J. S. and Paul Roller M. Driver & Bro S. & Paul Roller AL H. J. Hardesty J. O. Beard Rockingham County Dairy Herd Improvement Association J. H. Fisher and Son J. G. Beard Solenberger Bro

Stonewall District Sunday Schools Meet at White Hall

The twentieth annual Stonewall District Council of Religious Education convention opened at White Hall Methodist Church Virginia with a morning program of devotion readings and talks on church and Sunday school cooperation. Leaders urged stronger Sunday schools, better equipment, attendance and literature circulation while approving nominations and unanimous resolutions. The group planned to meet at Pleasant Valley next year.

White Hall Stonewall Council of Religious Education White Hall Methodist Episcopal Church Daniell W. Lupton J. D. Russell Melen Charlotte Schlack Leona Peer Rev B. Campbell G. M. Morrow Mildred Smith Milton Nichols Lincoln Snyder Alleman Minor C. Miller Virginia Council of Religious Education JJ. D. Russell Mr. Morrow M. S. Glaize Ellsworth Orndoff Hopewell School W. H. Cochran D. W. Lupton Life Jas. A. Grimes Joseph L. Jolliffe Esther Ridgeway Children’s J. H. Ashwood Young Peoples Ellsworth Orndorff H. R. Butler Pleasant Valley

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