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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1933

Page

4

The Evening Star Publication Details and Rates

The Evening Star of Winchester Virginia notes its post office filing and daily publication except Sundays. It lists consolidation with several local papers and announces Associated Press affiliation along with subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery and national ad representatives.

The Evening Star Publishing Co Winchester Virginia Associated Press Associatedress

Like Produces Like in Biblical Proverb

A brief religious note quotes Galatians 6 7 warning that a man reaps what he sows. The verse emphasizes moral consequence and divine justice.

Baltic leaders see Roosevelt message in mixed replies

The piece notes reactions to President Roosevelt's recent address from Latvia's president and other rulers while reporting France's Premier Daladier opposing army budget cuts and France's Senate exempting defense from a further reduction. A Japanese spokesman also offers cautious reservations.

Baltimore Evening Sun Wa Latvia Japan Far East

Sexes and Styles New York Times Fashion Debate

The article summarizes a New York Times discussion among fashion specialists and dress merchandisers about who drives women's fashion. It argues that designers dominate origin of fashions while women largely approve, with men showing little influence and strong passive resistance to color in men’s clothing over decades.

New York Times

Art Exhibit Boosts Sales and Attendance This Year

The city annual show of local artists reports 4844 dollars of sales in the first two weeks of May, up about 1000 from last year. Over 33000 visitors attended, with free admission likely boosting demand as more people invest in art and enjoy its pleasure.

Tribute planned for soldiers buried in National Cemetery

Plans completed for a May 30 tribute at the National Cemetery honoring soldiers buried there. Rev. E T Clark of First Baptist Church issued a strong call for clean amusements. Clarence Himelright announced he would lead organizing efforts.

National Cemetery E. T. Clark First Baptist Church Clarence Himelright Will

Rotary Kiwanis Joint Meeting At George Washington Hotel

Winchester groups Rotary and Kiwanis held a joint meeting at the George Washington Hotel. Miss Shirley Oakes is set to marry I. Fred Stine on June 18, noting upcoming nuptials.

Winchester Rotary Kiwanis Clubs George Washington Hotel Shirley Oakes I. Fred Stine

Five Years Ago in Brief Highlights and Local Events

Five years ago President Coolidge planned a Gettysburg Memorial Day visit. Memorial Day featured baseball games between Elks Kiwanians and Lions Rotarians. Rev Dr Frank T McFaden addressed Middletown High School graduates. Hoover did not plan to attend the Republican National Convention in Kansas City. Middletown to hold a bonds election next month. Winchester cadets defeated Shenandoah Valley Academy in drill. R Gray Williams elected to Phi Beta Kappa at UVA. Massachusetts to tax gasoline two cents per gallon for highways. George Washington Hotel work progressing rapidly.

President Coolidge Gettysburg Battlefield Jordan Spring Elks and Kiwanians Lions Rotarians Frank T. McFaden Middletown High School Herbert Hoover Kansas City Tenago Middletown Winchester High School Shenandoah Valley Academy R. Gray Williams Winchester Phi Beta Kappa University of Virginia Massachusetts George Washington

Rainfall Totals and Averages From Winchester Lab

Precipitation ending at 8 a.m. May 35 date 4.36 inches. Year to date 16.89 inches. Twenty year average 34.53 inches. Monthly averages: January 2.36, February 2.00, March 2.70, April 3.11, May 3.73, June 3.81, July 3.45, August 3.45, September 2.15, October 3.06, November 2.25, December 2.37 inches.

Winchester Research Laboratory

Richard Dix Stars in The Great Jasper at Capitol Theatre

Richard Dix appears today only at the Capitol Theatre in The Great Jasper playing a gay and irresistible lover. The program also features Clark and McCullough comedy and McNamee News.

Capitol Richard Dix Jasper Capitol Theatre Dix Clark and McCullough McNamee News

Ken Maynard at Colonial Theatre in Tombstone Canyon

Ken Maynard stars at the Colonial Theatre in Tombstone Canyon with Whispering Shadow No. 3 and a cartoon. Tomorrow showings feature Maynard in action packed Western entertainment.

Ken Maynard Colonial Tombstone Canyon Colonial Theatre

County Graveyard To Be Renovated

The Macedonia graveyard will have its annual grass cutting and undergrowth removal on Tuesday May 30. The organizing committee asks relatives and friends to help. Graves will be decorated on Sunday June 4 with appropriate exercises and all are invited.

Macedonia

Salvation Army Leaders to Hold Virginia Services

Col. and Mrs. N. Seiler division al commanders of the Salvation Army for Virginia will conduct open air services Saturday at 7 30 and Court House Hall at 8 30 in Richmond. They will supervise regular services Sunday. Everyone is invited to attend all services.

Rupture Specialist Visit at Winchester High

Chicago office promotes a one day rupture consultation event at the Geo Washington Hotel in Winchester on May 29 from 1 to 7 PM. The public is invited to privately consult at no charge with a warning against trusses and injections while stressing rupture dangers and possible deaths.

Geo. Washington Winchester Chicago Pure Oil

Mount Williams Notes Show Local Social Weekend Visits

Mount Williams notes from May 26 describe Mrs Hinkle Pitcock and children visiting Opequon relatives. The item lists numerous local visitors including Mr and Mrs A B Fauver and Mrs Mary Clowser improving after illness. Other names include Hollis Clowser Lorin Flegal Blanton Orndorff and several Winchester visitors amid community church events.

Local social notes from Berryville and neighboring towns

Sick list at this writing under the care of Dr Clark. Mr and Mrs Ernest Ashwood and baby of Berryville visited Mrs Mary Ashwood. Hollis Clowser and son and A C Peer spent Sunday morning at Mountain Falls. Callers at Hollis Clowser's included Lorin Flegal Earl Long and five children W A Clowser Alpha Peer Paul Galliday and Masters Hearding and Earl Williams. Charlie Williams spent Saturday in town. Earl Long and children visited Raul Smoke near Bloom Sunday afternoon. Sonny Boy Campbell of Winchester stayed with his uncle William Hollis Clowser Jr. Madge Fauver and Irene, Mamie Pitcock and children Juanita Edythel and Hinkle Jr called on Alta Lee Fauver Wednesday evening. Estella Orndorff visited her sister Mrs Tom Fauver Monday. Conley Orndorff and son of Winchester spent Sunday with Mrs Annie Orndorff. William H Clowser Jr spent Saturday with cousins Harding and Earl Williams.

Mount Williams Hinkle Pitcock Opequon A. B. Fauver Mary Clowser Ruben Hulver Mountain Falls Lorin Flegal Tom Fauver June Orndorff A. C. Peer Winchester Hollis Clowser Walter Clowser Paul Clowser N. C. Williams Alfred Mabel Clowser Myrtle Clowser Richard Orndorff Blanton Orndorff Paul Campbell H.R. Smithey W. A. Clowser W. H. Clowser William Hollis, Jr Ernest Ashwood Berryville Mary Ashwood Earl Long Alpha Peer Paul Galliday Masters Hearding Earl Williams Charlies Williams Raul Smoke Bloom Sonny Boy” Campbell William Hollis Clowser Madge Fauver Irene Mamie Pitcock Juanita Edythel Hinkle, Jr Alta Lee Fauver Estella Orndorff Conley Orndorff Annie Orndorff William H. Clowser, Jr Shousins Ge Harding Earl Wiliams

Brucetown Notice Cites Reverend Clarke and Dorothy

Brucetown Virginia May 26 report notes Rev C J Clarke alongside Miss Dorothy in a local society item with brief details about the names and context.

Brucetown C. J. Clarke Dorothy

Winchester area church youth gather for weekend institute

Huyett Swimley Juanita Huyett Jobe Mary Jane Brill and Billy Swimley attended the Young People’s Institute of the Winchester District Southern Methodist Church at Shepherdstown West Virginia over the weekend. Juanita Huyett Jobe stayed Sunday as High League president. Other locals and visitors joined church activities and a Saturday banquet.

Huyett Swimley Juanita Huyett Jobe Mary Jane Brill Billy Swimley Young People’s Institute Winchester District Southern Methodist Church Shepherdstown W. Va High League Emma Gold Swimley League of the Brucetown

Burning Beauty and a River Chase at Dusk

Virginia Oliphant and her brother Rickey tour a Virginia estate sale where two men, Tony Bleecker and Michael McMillan, vie for Virginia’s favor. Michael, plotting a romantic path, follows the couple after noticing Rickey carries a thousand dollars in cash as a hidden watcher closes in on them by moonlight.

Virginia Oliphant Maryland Richard Michael McMillan New York Magazine Tony Bleecker Tony Jane Virginia Mrs. Bleecker Michael Marty van Duyne Marty Michaely Helen Pan Chesapeake Rickey Young Oliphant Jinny Grogan

Funeral Rites Held for Mrs. Ella Haines Grove

The funeral for Mrs. Ella Haines Grove wife of Newton B. Grove was held at her home 422 North Braddock Street with many relatives and friends in attendance. Rev. E A Lambert and Rev. George W Stover conducted services with hymns Abide With Me and Lead Kindly Light. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers named James Grant Ray McDonald Luther K Dellinger L Irwin Carper J M Ambrose Roy A Larrick. Out of town relatives included Mrs L M Smith Barbara Lutz Edgar Smith and Mrs Oliver Hobgood of Washington and I M Grove Sr and Jr of Martinsville Va. Mrs Charles E Supinger of Richmond Mrs Joseph Cooley of Hedgesville W Va and Mr and Mrs Gilbert Printz of Pittsburgh Pa.

Ella Haines Grove Newton B. Grove North Braddock Street E. A. Lambert Braddock Street Methodist Popal Church South George W. Stover United Brethren Church Mount Hebron Cemetery James Grant Ray McDonald Luther K. Dellinger L. Irwin Carper J. M. Ambrose Roy A. Larrick

West Virginia lawmakers reach compromise on tax bill

A conference committee cut $4 million from the administration’s revenue need and the bill passed the Senate. The House plans an open floor fight, with agreement on a three fourths of one percent retail sales tax and one percent gross personal income tax. Exemptions include $600 general, $500 for married men, and $200 per child.

Charleston W. Va Senate House Kump

Mussolini Speaks at Palace Tonight

Mussolini Speaks the Columbia Pictures talking biography of Italy's leader screens at the Palace for tonight only with Lowell Thomas narration. Also shows Mickey Mouse cartoon and short features. On Saturday Bob Steele stars in Breed of the Border. first 300 children get free Mickey Mouse Ice Cream at 9:30 a.m.

Mussolini Columbia Pictures Italy Palace Lowell Thomas Houses Congress Arthur Brisbane Hearst Sterling Bob Steele the Palace

War on Sin Declared By Presbyterians in Montreal

The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church elected Rev. Ernest Thompson of Charleston West Virginia as moderator after hearing Dr William Crowe of St Louis Missouri urge an aggressive war against sin. Thompson won 178 to 77 over Rev J B Thacker of Norfolk with Thacker requesting unanimous approval.

Montreal N. C General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church In the United States Ernest Thompson D. D Charleston W. Va William Crowe St. Louis Thompson First Presbyterian Church J. B. Thacker Norfolk, Va Assembly West Virginia Thacker

Electricity Still Mystery In Science Century

In twenty first century science reflects on a century of discoveries showing interconnection of natural forces as an electrical arrangement not yet understood, with no form of electricity fully explained.

Opequon Memorial and Nearby Churches Service Schedule

Reverend Guy Morrow leads Opequon Memorial with Kernstown Round Hill Burnt Church and Stine s Chapel offerings. Sunday School times range from 9 to 11 am. preaching at 10 or 11 am. Christian Endeavor events in the evening across multiple chapels.

Guy M. Morrow Opequon Memorial Kernstown Round Hill Christian Endeavor Burnt Church Opequon Union Chapel Stine’s Chapel

Nineveh Presbyterian Church to Organize Women’s Auxiliary

R B Campbell pastor leads Sunday school at 10 30 a m and church service at 11 00 a m with sermon. A congregational meeting is called to organize a women’s auxiliary and a young people’s league.

R. B. Campbell Young People's League

Sacred Heart Church Service Schedule in Front Royal

Sacred Heart Church on Loudoun and Cecil Streets lists Sunday Masses at 8:00 a.m. and a late Mass in Front Royal at 10:30 a.m. Sunday School begins at 9:30 a.m. May decorations and benediction are at 7:30 p.m. Ladies of the Sodality will receive communion in a body at the 8:00 a.m. Mass.

Loudoun and Cecil Robert E Hannon Front Royal

Frederick and South Frederick M E Church Notices

Sunday services listed for multiple charges including Frederick South Frederick Paxtons Chapel Lamps Macedonia and Carpers Valley with Sunday school times and leagues. Quarterly Conference set for June 17 and stewards asked to bring up to date reports.

J. D Russell Berman Paxtons Chapel Lamps Hym Children’s Service Macedonia Carpers Valley Round Hill Stewarts

Winchester U B Circuit Services and Schedules

Winchester U B Circuit lists Rev F G Senger at Pleasant Valley with Sunday School 10 am White Hall Training School 2 pm Senior Christian Endeavor 7 30 pm sermon 8 15 pm. Mt Pleasant WV also shows Sunday School 10 am brief sermon 11 am and White Hall Training School 2 pm Senior Christian Endeavor 7 pm. Fairview has no service.

F. G. Senger Pleasant Valley White Hall

Pleasant Grove Mount Hebron Laurel Hill Church Schedule

West Frederick A B charge lists Sunday School times and worship at Pleasant Grove Mount Hebron and Laurel Hill. Pastor S R Ludwig preaches at Pleasant Grove with 9:30 a.m. Sunday School and 10:30 a.m. worship. Mount Hebron holds 2 p.m. Sunday School and 3:30 p.m. sermon and communion. Laurel Hill offers 10 a.m. Sunday School and 7:30 p.m. sermon with the pastor. John 3 is read. Mr Cochran of Albin will address the Sunday School at Laurel Hill.

S. R. Ludwig Pleasant Grove Mount Hebron Cochran Albin Laurel Hill John

Stephens City and Kernstown M E Church Memorial Service

The notice announces Sunday services at Stephens City South Charge M E Church and Kernstown including Sunday School at 9:45 10 a m and preaching at 8 p m 11 a m and 3 p m. A memorial service with a sermon and graveside flowers is planned for the occasion and all are welcome.

W. R. Hardesty Epworth League Kernstown Fairview

Brucetown Circuit Revival Services Schedule

The Brucetown Circuit lists Sunday services at Stephenson Sunday school 9 am preaching 11 am and 7 15 pm. Crums Welltown Burnt Factory and Brucetown hold Sunday schools at 10 10 10 30 am with young peoples services and a 8 pm preaching by the presiding elder. The Hi league meets at 7 pm and a revival service at 7 45 pm. The Third quarterly conference is set for Burnt Factory Church Saturday at 10 30 am.

Welltown Burnt Factory Brucetown Caturd Hiena zPePr Rge

Reliance United Brethren Revival Services Noted

Rev H E Richardson will preach at Reliance United Brethren with revival services at Ridings Chapel each night through Tuesday. Morning services 11 a.m. at Reliance and 3:30 p.m. sermon in Stephens City. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Friendship has no services. Ridings Chapel hosts revival nightly with 10 a.m. Sunday School.

H E Richardson Reliance Ridings Chapel Friendship Stephens City

County Presbyterian Church Morning and Evening Services

Rev Allen Jones conducts Sunday School at Cedar Creek Marlboro at 10 a.m. J M Boggs supervises. Preaching at 8 p.m. by Rev J W Witherspoon to close a meeting begun last Monday. At Cedar Cliff Vaucluse Sunday School 9 30 a.m. and preaching 10 45 a.m. The pastor attends Marlboro at night, adjusting Cedar Cliff service.

Allen Jones Cedar Creek Marlboro M. Boggs J. W. Witherspoon Cedar Cliff Vaucluse

Winds Shift Libyan Desert Map Redraws Dune Landmarks

The winds have moved dunes in the Libyan desert altering map references. Sand formations have shifted, making previously logged points inaccurate and requiring updated cartographic readings for navigation and study.

Libyan Desert

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