There Is a Path No Fowl Knoweth
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1950
Page
4
A briefer line appears at the bottom of the page noting a proverb, “There is a path which no fowl knoweth.” The context suggests it is part of page filler or an editorial aside rather than a major local news item.
A concise portrait of a young man navigating politics and public administration in Richmond. The piece emphasizes ambition, the appeal of public service, and the tension between private enterprise and government roles.
A Senate inquiry traced John J. Hagerty from managing RFC Boston to leading Waltham Watch Co after a loan, then back to the RFC. The episode spurred a failed bill to bar RFC officials from hiring by loan recipients for two years. The piece argues government work offers safer prospects than private firms that may fail.
Dr E W Lacy Jr and Dr James A Miller join the Winchester board of health by the state health commissioner. F Grove White of 335 Jefferson St adds to the Handley board of trustees. Miss Phyllis Ours, 19, first Winchester entrant in Miss Northern Virginia Beauty Pageant. The Fox Movietoné newsreel at a local theatre showed Apple Blossom Festival pictures. Miss Louise Bell of Berryville High School wins the DAR Good Citizenship award.
Virginia Leigh Ribble Charlotte Hausen fluck Helen Ribble Amory Sommaripa and Gwynn Jones listed as Boyce High School pupils participating in the State Literary contest. Mrs Abe Leven became president of the Jewish Women's Club following a resignation.
Pursell Blank, census taker for the city, started his duties to secure the names of all residents. Mrs. J. Frank Helsley, wife of a prominent local citizen, died in the hospital after weeks of illness. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Gore observed their 60th wedding anniversary at their Gore home with all nine children and families present.
A quiz score article outlines daily results from 100 questions over 10 days with four levels of memory and intelligence. It includes a page 2 answer key and a mix of general knowledge items such as Havre de Grace state, Hanoi country, and Corbett opponent.
A reader in Baltimore commends Winchester for a grand, colorful parade reflecting community labor and effort. The letter highlights the public’s admiration for the event and its inspiring display.
A sermon outline titled Strength For The Day by Earl L. Douglas discusses Miracles and modern faith. It frames twenty century belief in divine acts as essential for daily resolve and spiritual resilience.
The text argues that miracles challenge human reason yet belong to faith not proof. It states Jesus performed miracles because he is divine, not to prove his deity by miracles, and cautions against relying on reason alone for belief.
Rainfall data show 24 hour total of .02 inches, today’s May total of 2.03 inches, year to date 10.52 inches, and 37 year average 36.56 inches. Monthly averages for 1913 to 1949 list values from January 2.50 inches to August 3.93 inches.
The passage argues that miracles arise from faith in the gospel and Jesus as a remarkable figure. It suggests Jesus’ life and lasting influence are themselves miraculous, highlighting belief over superstition. The text notes early tech progress with the photo electric cell as a related note.
County officials asked for a name change to reflect that Mud Lake is a pond inside town limits. Residents held a town meeting to choose a new name, with input from many and a majority vote ending on Turtle Pond.
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