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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1933
Page
8
A Berryville tent meeting drew a near full crowd last night with Evangelist Miller presenting Can a Christian Perish. He urged genuine faith and a transformed life as essential, warning against formal professing Christians and emphasizing salvation as a finished, Faith based work.
Flower lovers show strong interest as growers discuss color schemes for arrangements and lighting effects. Descriptions note buff church displays and gatherings at Winchester highlighting local artistic talent as the upcoming show promises expressive floral exhibits.
Rev Robert B Association chaired a talk on "The Church and the Community" at Handley Library. Rev Nelson urged a new attitude in religion and noted low church leader participation in social welfare, praising youth groups and calling churches to public welfare. The Star announced a Sunday 7:30 p m service starting September 17 and urged conformity by all church groups.
A meeting of local painters and paperhangers will be held at 7.30 o'clock tomorrow evening in the hall of the South End Hose Company to adopt and sign the NRA code as recommended by the administration. Full attendance requested for individual interest.
New British statistics indicate girls for adoption are four times more popular than boys among foster parents. The data highlights gender preference in child placement and implications for welfare services.
The article notes fish scales are used in industry and lacquers, as opposed to being discarded, while Gladiolus flowers in gardens are usually scentless though some African wild species are strongly fragrant.
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