Behold I Make All Things New Verse Note
A short religious quotation echoes the biblical promise from Revelation 21 5 about renewal. The line frames spiritual renewal themes common in church readings and sermons.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1946
Page
4
A short religious quotation echoes the biblical promise from Revelation 21 5 about renewal. The line frames spiritual renewal themes common in church readings and sermons.
Secretary Patterson urges military planners to prepare for atomic warfare with no reliable international control. Dr. Sawyer notes underwater tests spread radioactivity, suggesting air and undersea power gain emphasis. Navy changes may require ships spaced farther apart and new parking regulation moves draw city officials' attention to enforcement.
The Department of Licenses plans action to curb unfair practices by parking enterprises. Denver funds propose requiring all parking lots and garages to be licensed with fines up to 300 dollars and 90 days imprisonment for violations. Rates must be posted visibly and changes timed after 6 pm. Other cities like Philadelphia and New York consider similar regulations to avert price gouging during rain or special events.
Current Opinion notes three prominent figures injured at home in Virginia and Elizabeth City to illustrate a statistical point that more injuries occur in homes than elsewhere. The piece argues for increased home safety and cites New York City data on nearly two thousand home-related incidents last year involving faulty equipment, ladders, and toys.
Dr C R Anderson was re elected president of the Winchester Common Council at the annual organization meeting held last night. A three member committee was appointed at the Precerick County Fruit Growers meeting to secure more German prisoners of war for work in fruit processing plants. William 8 Clark left Sunday for Philadelphia to head the accounts receivable department of Laing Harvar and Chamberlain, oldest wholesale shoe findings house in the United States.
The 1921 picnic at Rock Enon Springs hosted by the Friendship Fire Company drew about 4000 attendees. James B. Russell, a longtime Winchester businessman, celebrated his 80th birthday. Louise Alice Williams of Georgia will perform songs and cabinet stories for a September 19 benefit event. President Harding predicted a return to normalcy soon.
Miss Etta Grim entertained a group of friends last evening at her South Main Street home in honor of Miss Nellie Pearson of Washington. Workmen grade grounds around the Handley monument in Mt. Hebron Cemetery. Rev. Dr. K. Cox leaves for Garrettsville to dedicate a Methodist Church building tomorrow.
Boston dispatch reports clergymen and officials at a 40 000 strong veterans gathering urged a realistic evaluation of postwar hopes. They warned against propaganda and power politics while criticizing Russia's role and urging Moscow to open open minds to truth and justice as a path to lasting peace.
Earl L. Douglas D D argues that bad money drives out good money and extends the principle to life itself. He warns that crime disease lazy demagoguery and cheap ideas threaten good in commerce politics and society and urges maintaining debasing currency separate from the good.
Benjamin James Ferguson died in New York on September 1 and was buried yesterday at Mt Hebrew Cemetery. The body was sent by Kurtz Funeral Home for interment. Mrs Ferguson is also buried in Winchester.
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In 1909 at N C A Rajumar Ramendra Narayan of Bhowal India was certified dead and revived on his funeral pyre by a rainstorm. He died on August 3, 1946, in Calcutta.
The City Softball League hosts a dinner at the George Washington Rye tomorrow at 7. Invited guests include Landon Boyer Ray Garrabrandt Stuart Pope L E Hill and Gene Miller. Trophies will be awarded to Virginia Woolen and Royal Crown for first and second in the 1946 competition. Managers and sponsors listed include Virginia Woolen H B McCormac Thurston Clevenger Royal Crown William Bridgeforth Maurice Blosser Capital Restaurant Gus Kakiis Howard Hart and O Sullivan Mr Tuttle and Earl Robertson.
In a Pullman car wreck on the Queen, Corbett clings to survival as Nina, Joanie, and Dr. Peck vanish into chaos. He crawls through smoke and wreckage, searches for Nina and friends, and learns the lounge car remains tangled to the diner amid shattered glass and sirens.
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