Street Methodist Services Market Day Hopeful Welcome
A local church invites families to Market Street Methodist Sunday services with an 11:00 AM welcome address and a story sermon for Juniors. The 9:45 AM church school and a men’s Bible class share the hour, followed by an 8:00 PM sermon titled Men and Ladders. Also noted is a midweek service and the pastor’s Africa talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan
Men and Ladders
Elizabeth Frisch
Baltiore
The
Peabody Inte
J. Lut Neff
Colored Minister To Talk To Whites
Rev Dr Cheelzzli, a native African minister and educator who speaks fifteen languages and is an Oxford graduate, is slated to address white residents at Market Street Methodist Episcopal in Winchester. He aims to bridge cultural understanding and share perspectives with local communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheelzzli
Africcam
Oxford” University
Winchester
Market Street
Radio broadcasting demands natural voice and engineered support
Army officers discuss the challenges of creating natural sounding radio broadcasts. They note the need for trained engineers and extensive testing, plus routing long distance Bell System lines to avoid interrupting commercial service. Amplification stages and filters are used to balance noise and deliver clear nationwide broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell System
President Coolidge Defends Constitution at Ceremony
President Coolidge argues the Constitution guarantees liberty and blocks nobility, slavery, and property deprivation without due process. He asserts Supreme Court decisions must align with fundamental law, and the Constitution is the source of freedom as he receives applause before returning to Washington with Mrs. Coolidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Mr. Coolidge
Potatoes Auction Set For September 9
A second car of A-1 potatoes will arrive by Tuesday September 9 at L. L. Hockman & Son for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Hockman & Son
Visitors and locals welcome guests in Winchester social notes
Mr and Mrs J Worth Hott of Philadelphia return from vacation with relatives in Winchester. Thelma Rowe of Waynesboro visits Captain and Mrs Robert L Gray. Mr and Mrs C B Aitchison of Baltimore stay at Hotel George Washington. Mrs PD H Patterson of San Francisco arrives for a visit to her old home. she will be joined later by Mr Patterson on a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. J. Worth Hott
Philadelphia
Winchester
Mr. Hott
Pennsylvania Railroad System
Thelma Rowe
Waynesboro, Pa
Robert L. Gray
PD. H. Patterson
San Francisco
Sty
Mr. Patterson
New Navy
England
Bes
John Wanamaker
New York
Abc
Mrs Anderson Dies At Welltown Home
Mrs Margaret Virginia Anderson 73 wife of Perry Anderson died at the home of Mr and Mrs Virginia Anderson near the Welltown pike this county. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 1 pm at the house with pallbearers listed and burial at Timber Ridge Christian Church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Virginia Anderson
Perry Anderson
Virginia Anderson
Welltown Pike
This County
John Wedge
A. L. Anderson
John A. Dick
James Grimes
Jonah Chamberlin
William Taylor
Cemetery of the Christian Church
Timber Ridge
County
Roszel Earns Second in Virginia Legion Membership Contest
Captain Roszel of Robert Y. Conrad Post No. 21 Winchester wins second place in Virginia’s Legion membership contest. Major Morgan of Roanoke won first. Roszel credited for adding 55 members in 1924 and praised by Department Adjutant W. B. Crush for strengthening The American Legion in Winchester and the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Roszel
Robert Y. Conrad
American Legion
State of Virginia
Star
Richmond
Major Morgan
Roanoke
Roszel
Virginia
France
Department
Eadquarters
Cial
George B. Roszel
Winches
Department of Virginia
Bevardiont Commerca B. Crush
Survey of American Press Makes Propaganda Study
A two year scientific survey of the American press focuses on propaganda influence in foreign dispatches. Directed by the Social Scientific Research Council, it is funded by the Spelman Rockefeller Memorial Foundation with more than $27,500 already donated. The total project cost is listed as $17,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Social Scientific Research Council
Amercan Economic Association
American Political Scientific Association
American Statistical Association
American Sociological Society
Oe Spelman Rockefeller Memorial
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P. Schulberg
Mane Lang
Colleen
Moore Kenneth Harlan
Reth Clifford
Eos Oma
Tom MIX
Eeteiereieteretete
Street Methodist Services
Pal Church
Africa
East Africa
Star Office
Shenandoah County Fair
Woodstock
U.S. Cavalry
Dare Devil
Shenandoah Valley
J. Walter Bailey
Secy
Woodstock, Va
Billy DeVore
Walter Hiers
Tully Marshall
Jack Dempsey
Sartelle Sisters and CO
Dancing Review
Welltown
R.Y
Conrad Post
Blorsheim Shoes
Huntsberry
Vic
J. Vic Arthur
Rouss Avenue
Makes
Survey of American Press
Empire Theatre
Brive
Lworld
Nnatanlisos
Pepe Nog
Stnwow
Empire Ofem
Army & Navy Ste
W. L. Kuhn
S. Main St
Care
Smalls Family
Henry Bldg
Colonial ‘Theatre
J. H. Henry
Rocan House
Leicester Street
Roemer and Toarder
Bradder & Street
BH. C. Carpera
Wincheater
Riverton Lime Co
Riverton, Va
GMC
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Bohn
Marson
Stephens City
F. B
A . W. Barrett
N. Kent St
Evan
Kent Street
Monarch Vial
N. Braddock St
Nation Nue
Meg Farm
Byx
Front Royal
Walitt—Handley Unl
Care Star
TIVE
Hart, Schaff
Ner & Marx Clothe
Frank Gearing
East Piccadilly Street
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