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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1933
Page
5
Chicago and other markets show mixed grain quotes with wheat for hatch and spring grades, corn varieties, rye and barley pricing. Butter eggs and produce moves are reported across Chicago Baltimore Washington and Richmond with steady or unsettled tones, receipts listed and values noted for fats, fowls, and livestock.
Shipping point notes show Thursday demand light to steady for Winchester Martinsburg loads f o b with usual terms. Cola Storage reports barrels Staymans U S Utility two percent minimum, car baskets Delicious and Utility two percent minimum. UK markets see demand improving with higher prices as supplies moderate. Canada exports to the UK are heavy this season with 447 000 bushels landed from North America this week versus 510 000 last week and 697 000 in 1931. next week expected at about 544 000 bushels. Exports from Canada near peak, US shipments smaller than usual at 1 100 000 bushels through November 9. Price conversions at 5 4 per bushel this week. Liverpool Virginia Yorks supplies light or improving with bids around 6 75 to 6 66 for 2 percent min, London Virginia and U S Utility 2 1 2 percent min around 5 95 to 7 17, Romes small, Winesaps scarce, Black Twigs scarce with varied bids.
Local wholesale and retail market listings show prices for shelled corn 6.25 to 6.75 per ewt, cracked corn and middlings around 1.25 to 1.49, and various feeds. Creamery and country butter priced around 22 to 23 cents, with additional items including corn meal, bran, and mash. Prices reflect livestock and dairy goods with miscellaneous feed offerings and note potential typographical errors.
Clarence A. Hathaway, editor of the Daily Worker, testifies in Washington before Members of the House Immigration Committee investigating Nazi activity in the United States. He accuses Representative Hamilton Fish of New York of sympathy with the Nazi movement.
Berryville High School home economics class hosted a four course dinner for faculty School Board and Clarke County Board of Supervisors and others in the school auditorium. The event featured class officers and lists of guests.
Lillian Harvey appears in My Lips Betray with her eyes and moods driving a magnetic screen persona. John Boles presents a romantic voice and acting flair while El Brendel provides riotous comic energy as the king's chauffeur. Director Blystone considers the Fox feature a highlight of modern motion pictures. Joe Strassner designed gowns to emphasize Harvey's beauty for a three day engagement at Hable's Palace starting Monday.
Instructional note explains using clean white blotters and a warm iron to lift candle wax from cloth. Cover the wax with blotters, press gently until absorbed, then replace blotters and repeat until no wax remains.
Cor Cameron and Cork Sts Sunday School 9 45 a m Wilbur Johnston superintendent Morning worship 11 Rev C H Anderson will preach Epworth League 6 30 Miss Marguerite Schmidt in charge A Candlelight Service The Message of the Cross Evening worship 7 30 Rev R F Brown Bake Sale Tuesday from Solenberger's window Women's Service Guild meets 8 Tuesday Prayer 7 45 Thanksgiving services Thursday 10 30 United Brethren Church Rev J D Russell pastor Relief Sunday School 108 m sermons 11 a m Leagues 7 30 p m Paxtons Chapel Macedonia 10 a m Leagues 7 30 p m Carver Valley Round Hill 10 Circuit Ladies Aid Friday 7 30 parsonage church invitation to attend
The St Paul A M E Church on North Main Street hosts Men’s Day with 9 30 a m Sabbath School led by Mr Franklin Martin and 7 p m A C Be League. Evening services at 8 p m feature a Men’s Day program led by President Mr J A Stephenson and preaching by Presiding Elder Rev M E Davis.
All men are invited to attend with visitors welcome. A quarterly conference will be held Monday night at 8 15 p m by the PBE Rev M E Davis. First Sunday at 3 30 p m a special service with Rev Loyds of Shiloh Old School Church preaching. Congregation invited.
It was announced that both the city and county clerk offices will be closed all day for Thanksgiving. The county treasurer's office will remain open to accept tax payments.
Mount Carmel F B Colored Church at 30 Braddock St lists Sunday School at 10 a m with John M Morris and William Brown as Superintendents. Services at 11:30 a m and 8 p m. A fall rally closes at night service. Meetings scheduled Monday. Beauty Contest Tuesday led by Rev W H Saunders. Thanksgiving service Thursday at 11 a m with Rev Baker as speaker. Union choir to include members from each church. Public urged to attend all services.
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