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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1933
Page
5
Fairfax County officers reported a small nudist camp near a wooded area with twenty nearby visitors. Guards noted minimal clothing, while preparations to erect permanent structures were described by a group member.
Oct. 18 in West Virginia featured Rev. B making addressing "How Our Church Can Promote Interracial Co operation" at S J. elip's Church. On Friday, Mrs. Kennedy fSdsall and Mrs. Courtney B. Jones attended the closing conference and national service in Charles Town with Rev. Scott Wood discussing historical and current trends. The St. James' Church choir from Baltimore contributed to the solemn service.
East Hanover Presbytery leaders debate a young clergyman's stance that could prompt changes to the Presbyterian Confession. A Charlottesville rector faces scrutiny over papal references and anti Catholic charges as the assembly weighs modernizing dogma.
Middletown notes record various visitors and health updates. References to Mr Henry Larak of Round and other locals visiting relatives appear, with notices about Mrs Rogers and Misses Mattie Wright and Katherine Watson in Winchester. Widespread minor illness and a few improving conditions are mentioned.
National Legion officers and Veterans Administration officials will address the annual Edwin A Hayes meeting in Charlotesville Oct 18 at 10 am. Homer K Bowen Wytheville VI Department Commander will lead the program with invocat ion and color salute.
The regular weekly meeting and practice of the Brethren Church choir will be held this evening at 45 o'clock in the church auditorium. Members are urged to attend.
Autumn social season in Millwood Virginia features gatherings hosted by the Way family Annefield and others with numerous family and local guests attending at homes in Millwood and nearby towns. Notable mentions include Nan Shallcross and Cyril Clemens wedding links and several guests from St Louis Aldie and Winchester. A referenced political note concerns David Jones challenging Dearborn mayor Clyde Ford in a local power dispute.
Magistrate Court orders sale of a lot on North Loudoun Street to satisfy the Shade versus Operative Fruit Exchange case. The auction at 10:00 a.m. on Friday October 26, 1933 offers item No 1200 teak washers and related lot terms, with A J Wiggins acting as deputy sheriff.
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