Dr Anderson Preaches Final Lenten Sermon Tonight
Dr Howard Stone Anderson delivers the last sermon in a week of Lenten services at Congregational Christian Church with the subject The Only Sermon I Know. He argues religion challenges mediocrity, fear, social evils, and death while urging faith and courage. Rev R A Whitten and Floyd W Haines participate. service at 7 45 p m.
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Congregational Christian Church
Howard Stone Anderson
Jesus
Dr. Anderson
R. A. Whitten
Anderson
Floyd W. Haines
Robert A. Whitten
Real Estate and Personal Property for Sale Ad
Spring is here and birds sing as homes from cabin to mansion are offered. Real estate includes farms, service stations, and many lots on Valley Pike, Millwood Ave, Morning Side Drive, Richards Ave, Shawnee, Shenandoah, Euclid and Whitlock. Also a river fishing lodge and furniture including a Stieff upright piano and walnut bed set. Contact for details and availability.
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Valley Pike
Millwood Ave
Morning Side Drive
Richards Ave
Shawnee
Shenandoah
Euclid Aves
Whitlock
Conditios
Churchmen Pay Tribute to Isaac N. Good
The Braddock Street Methodist Church board of stewards passes resolutions honoring Isaac N. Good a longtime Winchester business man and member. They praise his Christian character church loyalty and cooperation with fellow stewards and extend sympathy to his family. Copies go to the family minutes Winchester Evening Star and the Baltimore Southern Methodist Conference.
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Board of Stewards
Braddock Street Methodist -Episcopal Church
South
Isaac N. Good
Winchester
I. N. Good
Board of Stewards of
Braddock Street
M. E
Winchester Evening Star
Baltimore Southern Methodist. Co
P. McVicar
Douglas Grimm
John Y. Kater
Big Debate At Lebanon Tackles Farm Versus Factory Value
At Lebanon Church a debate among lawyers and educators weighed farm versus factory as Virginia’s future prosperity. Barry Harrison and R D Bauserman argued for agriculture, J Bauserman and Leslie D Kline backed industry. Judges from Strasburg ruled in favor of the latter. Proceeds benefited the local school.
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Lebanon
Virginia
Barry Harrison
Commonwealth
R. D. Bauserman
Woodstock
Leslie D. Kline
Winchester Formed Life Underwriters Chapter After Lunch
A group of ten Life Underwriters from Chester met at the George Washington Hotel on February 25 to form an Winchester chapter. Officers elected include President C Ridgely White and Vice President Arthur L Dunlap with committees named for by laws publicity and membership. The charter remains open until March 4 and a future meeting will appoint adolice committees.
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Life Underwriters of
Chester
George Washington Hotel
Wilmer FP. Shryock
Arthur L. Dunlap
C. Ridgely White
J. P. Hayley
Hubert A. Kerr
A. S. Pennypacker
Charles R. Keeler
J. A. Holinger
R. G. Hengeveld
R. T. Bryarly
Lewis I. Held
Virginia Association of Life Underwrters
Richmond
Winchester
R. G Hengeveld
White
J. A. Hotinger
Wil
G. B. Masters
F. W. Danley
Wilmer F. Shryock
Joe J. Farley
G. C Thompson
John P. Hayley
Skinner Foltz Returned to Local Jail in Meat Theft Case
John Grant Foltz known as Skinner Foltz was brought back from Moorefield West Virginia by Sheriff John Bywaters Deputy Bob DeHaven and Sergeant Francis Funk of Winchester Police. Foltz's brother Earl Foltz was sentenced to five years in the West Virginia penitentiary for receiving stolen property. The case of Randolph Shoemaker father of Lee Shoemaker who died in a Moorefield gun battle was continued to the August Moorefield term. Local officers say Roy Seer faces sentencing.
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John Grant
Skinner) Foltz
Moorefield
W. Va
John Bywaters
Bob DeHaven
Francis Funk
Winchester
Foltz
Earl
West Virginia
Randolph Shoemaker
Lee Shoemaker
Roy Seer
Berryville Plant Expansion Increases Basket Output
Berryville Basket Company Inc will finish installation of new equipment in two weeks. Expanded storage will hold up to 100 car loads of baskets and enable production of 1 000 dozen baskets daily. About 60 workers will be employed ten months a year with the other two months for reconditioning.
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Berryville Basket Company, Inc
Berryville
Elizabeth Wines Dies In Clarke
Elizabeth Tappan Wines of Berryville dies at Winchester Memorial Hospital at 1 20 this morning. The three year old, born in Clarke county, will have private funeral services tomorrow conducted by Rev. L A Parker of Berryville Baptist Church. Surviving are Geldie Elias Jr Pearl Thomas Mary Ella Daniel Dearmont Kenneth Iden and Shelby Jean Wines.
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Elizabeth Tappan Wines
Berryville
Elias Washington Wines
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Clarke County
L. A. Parker
D. D
the Baptist Church
Geldie, Elias, Jr
Pearl Thomas
Mary Ella
Daniel Dearmont
Kenneth Iden
Shelby Jean Wines
Soap Salesman Apprehended During Downtown Traffic Tieup
Milwaukee police halted a downtown traffic jam when two detectives exited their car and arrested a soap salesman in the street. He carried a box of wares and was actively selling to motorists as officers approached.
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Milwaukee
Dr Powers Praises Rev Talbert At Braddock Street Church
Dr Raymond Powers delivered a sermon at Braddock Street Methodist Church praising Rev W O Talbert former Grace Church Roanoke pastor for guidance. He outlined five false and five true tests of Christianity, urging wholehearted faith and a life of stewardship.
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Braddock Street
Raymond Powers
Tllinois
Braddock Street Methodist Church
W. O.talbert
Braddock Street Church
Powers
Talbert
Grace Church
Roanoke
Second Corinthians
Jesus Christ
Dr. Powers
God
Market quotations from Baltimore and Chicago livestock markets
Baltimore prices show mixed fruit and poultry values with eggs steady. Butter and egg exchange bids were unchanged with no sales while Philadelphia reports high butter prices and live poultry demand. Chicago hogs and cattle showed steady to firm prices, with lambs firm and some weakness in vealers.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Butter and Egg Exchange
Philadelphia
Plymouth Rocks
Baltimore Livestock Jtimore
U. S. Dept. Agri
Market Report Shows Mixed Rally With New Highs
New York stocks edged higher with many issues gaining modestly as the day near 2 p m delivered assorted new highs for the year while losers remained plentiful. Selected quotes include Am Can 95 1 2, U S Steel 64 3 4, Rem 50 1 4, Union Pac 103 1 8 and Goodyear 35 17 8.
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New York
Ata S
al. Chem
Am. Can
Am. Rad
Am. Smel
A. T. and
Anaconda
O. Z. Bethlehem
Chrysler
Can. Edison
Corn Prod
Cigar
Elec
Gens. Motors
Goodyear
Int. Har
J. Manville
Kennecott
Natl. Dairy
M. Ward
Packard
Penney (Jc
Penn. R. R
Republic Steel
Southern R
Texas Corp
Union Pac
U. S. Steel
Western Union
Woolworth
Grain price arrows drift as trade pause holds market steady
Chicago and other markets report stationary grain prices due to imported demand lag and exporter surpluses. Wheat ranges March 67 3 4 to May 68, corn around 47 3 8 to 48 5 8, oats near 28 3 4 to 27 1 4, soybeans about 86 1 4 to 80, rye 44 3 8 to 46 1 4, lard futures higher. Cash grain offers varied by grade and region.
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Chicago
Illinois
G B Pifer Dies in Baltimore Hospital
George Benjamin Pifer formerly of Winchester died at Mercy Hospital Baltimore after illness at Thanksgiving while visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Ebersole. He was a Belleville New Jersey mail carrier and a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pifer. Survived by three children Elmer Kein, Lawrence Chinnock and George Pifer, all of Belleville. He was cousin to Mrs. Ebersole and Captain Tom Boyd of the Winchester police. He left Winchester about 28 years ago but returned to visit.
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Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
George Benjamin Pifer
Winchester
Pifer
Belleville
N. J
Mathew Ebersole
Robert Pifer
Ebersole
Tom Boyd
Winchester Police
Elmer Kein
Lawrence Chinnock
George Pifer
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MO. S. Solenberger and CO. Hardware Household Supplies
J. C. J. Green
N. Cameron St
Winchester, Va
Goodrich
Silvertown
Braddock
Boscawen
Stotler
Ford
Bryan Stotler
Sunnyside
Winchester Farm Association
Skinner Foltz
Elizabeth Wines
Clarke
Rev. W. O. Talbert
Streamline Church
Christ
Chicago Livestock
Stock Market Report
Tahz
Stewart, Son & Co., Inc
G. B. Pifer
Are Sant. Genbietin
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
U. S
Canada
Europe
North America Assurance Society OF Richmond
Andrew G. Briggs
Alk
Department Stores
Loudoun St
Solenberger’s
Golden Dawn
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