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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1959
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star edition dated May 2 1959 includes a religious verse from Luke 2 11 and reflections on Christmas time significance. The page also lists subscription rates and contact details for the newspaper.
The sermon argues society’s ills require a Christian root cure centering on Jesus Christ. It contrasts secular ideologies with Christianity’s transformative power, citing repentance, humility, and love as paths to social renewal through a living Christ.
Alfred N. Steele, chairman of the Pepsi-Cola Co, earned national respect as a business genius. Yet after his death on April 19, headlines spotlighted him as the husband of actress Joan Crawford, eclipsing his own achievements.
Dr Lewis M Allen aged 76 long a prominent Winchester figure died at Winchester Memorial Hospital Miss Paulette Pifer a Longwood College student returned to Farmville after visiting her mother Mrs Lillian B Pifer Mr and Mrs E Bledsoe of Portsmouth were guests of Mr and Mrs Ira Woods at Capon Bridge
The piece notes crowded churches and high book sales as signs of growing religious engagement but argues this does not prove a revival. It cites hesitation to repent and change behavior, stating true repentance means forsaking sin and adopting a new attitude, with believers largely not acting on the call.
In 1934 Spillman and Alexander Drug Company opened a new outlet at the corner of Loudoun Street and Valley Avenue led by Garland Spillman and James R. Alexander Jr. The 1934 Stephens City graduates named include Mildred Reid Elizabeth Wolfe and eight others. Mrs Howard Eschell of Chicago visited her county hosts Mr and Mrs J W Lodge.
The Star ran a 1909 advertisement urging wiring at cost as a modern lighting solution with reliable service. William W. Rouss bought a bay driving team from C. E. Williams and E. L. Bender for 1000 dollars, winners at the Inwood Fair. Mrs. John Randolph Tucker departed Washington after a lengthy visit here.
In 1907 at Ormond Beach Florida a Stanley Steamer racer reached 197 miles per hour before hitting a bump and flipping. Driver Fred Marriott was badly injured. The Steamer failed to sustain speed and the accident helped end steam era racing by 1925. Francis E and Freeland O Stanley built the car, promoting individuality over mass production, and survived until 1959.
Dr Bundesen explains twin and triplet survival rates by mother age and prior births. Higher mortality in twins under 20, with risk varying by age. prenatal care and nutrition are crucial for better outcomes. He notes conception can occur in early pregnancy and that twins may be born weeks apart.
The text urges daily vocabulary growth with the word peregrination defined as traveling or wandering. It notes a creed of service and love inspired by teachings and references Luther Markin and a theme of self improvement through language mastery.
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