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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1948
Page
7
The oldest established major livestock show is the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show at Fort Worth Texas. Hindus bathe in the Ganges to cleanse sins and aid the soul’s journey to paradise as ashes are scattered in the river.
The Frederick county council of churches will discuss last week's Supreme court ruling on religious education in public schools at 1 30 p m Saturday in the Handley library. The meeting follows an eight county conference at Warrenton where Dr Minor C Miller stressed the varied state responses and suggested county level talks with school officials. He noted no definite interpretation exists and a state statement may come soon. Possible changes include moving Bible classes to nearby churches. Frederick county officials expect limited enforcement this term, with focus on actions benefiting children. Strother, Wine, and Lineburg lead the group.
The body of Radioman Pudoph H. Schoening of Temple, Pa., recovered from Baltimore Harbor nearly two months after a Coast Guard twin-engine plane disappeared in a snowstorm. The aircraft, on a routine Newark to Washington flight January 24, failed to land in Baltimore or Washington due to bad weather.
The piece discusses Christian transformation through the Holy Spirit, noting that accepting Christ as Lord yields a fundamental life change. It claims old loves fade and new interests arise as a person becomes a new creature in Christ.
The text recalls Dwight L. Moody’s claim that his conversion illuminated his inner life and even transformed Boston Common. It argues all things belong to God and yielding to Him reveals life in proper relation to the Creator. It emphasizes that God reconciled the world through Christ and the greatest act was making the heart clean and righteous.
Frederick William Stryker of 500 W Cork St was fined $5 and costs on the charge of following and paid a similar fine on improper parking. Both cases were heard in police court yesterday afternoon.
An early Monday crash on N Loudoun Street near North Avenue involved a Chevrolet pickup owned by B and M Chevrolet. Officer Lester Shickle investigated and testified about the collision scene and vehicle movement.
The report notes a 1947 Dodge coupe owned by Ruth Elgin of Alexandria and operated by Stryker. The pickup was struck, with a lance of 45 feet reported by Shickle. Damages were estimated at 450 dollars for the car and 25 dollars for the truck.
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