Evening Star Publication Details and Rates
The Evening Star in Winchester Virginia operates as a second class paper daily except Sundays. It consolidates with the Morning News and Weekly News Mirror. Subscription rates vary by duration for mail and carrier delivery, with weekly listings and Associated Press credit noted.
Bible Thought and Prayer for Parents and Children
A devotional note urges parents to recite daily Bible selections with children to secure a priceless heritage. It highlights Proverbs 16:16 and asks for divine help to seek wisdom over gold, stressing a lasting spiritual possession for future years.
Walking Near Heaven Praise for Haddon Watkins by Rev. Dr. H. M. Wharton
Rev. Dr. H. M. Wharton of Baltimore thanked the Richmond Religious Herald for praising late singer Haddon Watkins. Wharton recalled his revival at Venable Street Baptist, Watkins's hymns, and Wharton's own vitality at 81. He praised Watkins's legacy in business law and publishing, yet his devout life centered on proclaiming spiritual riches. He described Wharton’s Camp meetings at Wharton’s Grove and his tireless evangelism, optimism, and kindness as he looked forward to reunion with old friends after death.
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H. M. Wharton
Baltimore
Religious Herald of
Richmond
Haddon
Watkins
Wharton
Venable Street Baptist Church
Ely
Henry Wharton
Wharton’s Grove
Haddon Watkins
the Herald
Feaven
Why coal costs households despite surplus supply
Alexandria Gazette reports John Lewis of the United Workers citing a Senate committee finding that railroads and large industries buy coal below production costs, forcing operators to raise consumer prices to cover losses. He argues this lacks a fair market basis and calls for reform.
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Alexandria Gazette
John Lewis
The
United Workers
Senate Committee
Mary Grows Up as Mary Pickford Loses Ringlets
A Baltimore Evening Sun piece reflects on a daughter shedding childhood as Mary Pickford, "Our Mary," cuts her curls and steps toward adulthood. The article contrasts parental tenderness with the inevitability of growing up and independence.
Mary Grows Up Ends Child Roles For Our Mary
The passage notes Mary’s transformation from child performer to a young woman who will no longer play little girl parts. It reflects parental feelings on aging and the inevitability of growing up, contrasting Mary’s youthful appearance with her now mature will and ambitions.
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Mary
Mother Mahree
Bishop Manning sees jazz age nearing end and moral renewal ahead
The Diocese of New York leader Bishop William T. Manning argues the jazz era is declining as a phase in American life. He foresees spiritual and intellectual growth, critiques materialism postwar, and emphasizes the ten commandments as durable guides for happiness and progress.
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Roanoke
William T. Manning
New York
Protestant Episcopal Church
Manning
United States
Notice of reopening Furniture Hospital and divorce suit
HM. & Rogers reopen the Furniture Hospital at 1818 S Main St to repair and upholster antiques. In Frederick County Virginia a divorce suit Clivie Hammon vs Pammie Hammon seeks dissolution on adultery grounds with publication in Evening Star and Court House posting ordered for four weeks and notice mailed to the defendant.
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Virginia
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Clivie Hammon
Pammie Hammon
Pammie Hamon
Evening Star
Winchester
Frederick
County of
French Lessons Offered By Geneva Graduate College
Classified notice for A F F Dufour now associate professor at South Carolina Military College. Contact Boyce, Virginia or call Boyer 37 F 2. Dated June 27, 1941.
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Graduate College of Geneva
South Carolina Military College
Yard Party at Brucetown School Lawn Friday Night
A yard party is set at Brucetown School Lawn on Friday night June 29 with rain or shine weather. Local organizers urge attendees to bring friends and enjoy music, games, and snacks under open skies.
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Brucetown School Lawn
Twain Humor Chair Hailed as Error by Barber Shop Plate
A terse note from To ledo Biade argues the Mark Twain Association errs in establishing a college chair of humor. The suggested “plate” for the chair is described as already situated in a barber shop, signaling skepticism about the project.
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Mark Twain Association
Toledo
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