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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1933
Page
4
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A religious note presents verses on praise and salvation from Psalm 50 23. It emphasizes offering praise to glorify God and the promise of divine guidance for those who order their way aright.
Architect David Lynn works on isolating sections to confine any fire to one area in the Capitol. The piece notes past fires, the dome and columns, and suggests building a separate memorial building for the weighty statues in Statuary Hall to protect and dignify the structure.
An essay on work and its role in modern life notes that labor remains essential beyond earning a living. It discusses historical shifts from long hours to shorter workdays and the idea of a second weekly rest day, while arguing limits are set by human needs and moral considerations.
The speaker argues recreation alone cannot replace skill and effort in sports or games. Emphasizes ongoing work to improve to enjoy a better performance and experience.
The piece argues that autumn and September trigger renewed energy across business, schools, churches, and clubs. After Labor Day the calendar prompts mass movements, organized effort, and a shift from summer lethargy to active enterprise.
One year ago First Baptist Church of Winchester named residuary legatee of the estate of the late B M Carter of Stephens City. Frederick County Board of Supervisors will pay only half the jail expenses. Winchester Kiwanis Club celebrated its tenth birthday with a program. Miss Hazel Richards of Warrenton wed Edward Thoma of Berryville.
Five years ago reports from Britain note dislike of green apples. Frederick county reports over 200 hog cholera cases. Winchester Public Schools opening day enrollment totals 1 546 white and 164 colored. Philip R Fowle of Winchester named secretary to the local Golf Club. Governor Smiths wife able to vote in the forthcoming election.
Shenandoah Valley League will again operate in 1924, baseball officials here state Roanoke plans to entertain the state camp of United Confederate Veterans amid ongoing discussions and community fundraising efforts for earthquake survivors in Japan.
Counterattacks by German armies have been repulsed by the Allies. Captain Louis M. Nulton of Winchester is ordered to duty on the high seas. The American Navy prepares for an intensive U boat battle. The war time prohibition measure will stop near beer production. Sugar rises one cent per pound.
Bible School at 10 a.m. with Charles E. McVay as superintendent and song leader. Worship and communion at 11 a.m. with the pastor delivering the sermon. Preaching at 7:30 p.m. Members urged to attend. visitors welcome.
In the Clerk's Office of the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia on September 1 1933 Herbert S Larrick trustee sues P I Bumgardner and others to enforce a deed of trust dated November 25 1932 and to sell the described realty to satisfy liens and distribute proceeds. Bumgardner required to appear within ten days after publication and a copy of this order to be printed weekly for four weeks in the Evening Star and posted at the courthouse.
Church notices list services for Pleasant Grove Laurel Hill Fairview and Mount Hebron with Sunday School times sermons holy communions and reorganization events. The fourth quarterly conference meets September 13 at Stephens City with presiding elder Dr E L Woolf preaching and officer elections.
The M E Church Stephens City and South Stephens City announce a missionary rally replacing regular preaching. Reverend W R Hardesty leads the schedule with Sunday School at 9 45 a m and a 8 o'clock rally in the evening, followed by Kernstown and Refuge services at their listed times. Boys and Girls World Club meet 7 p m and Young People's meeting 7 15 p m.
Pastor C J Clark leads Brucetown M E Church South with Sunday School at 11 a m and services at 9 46 a m 11 30 a m and 8 p m. Other locations Burnt Factory Crums Welltown and Racetown report Sunday School times and evening services.
Opequon Presbyterian Group notes services at Opequon Memorial Kernstown Round Hill Burnt Church and Opequon Union Church. Sunday School times and evening Christian Endeavor and preaching hours listed for multiple locations.
Pastor Allen Jones of the County Presbyterian Church preaches at Cedar Creek Marlboro Sunday School at 10 a.m. with J M Boggs as superintendent Cedar City Vaucluse Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. led by F Ester Kline. preaching planned at 7:30 p.m. by the pastor.
Loudoun and Cecil Streets parish led by Rev Robert E Hannon with Rev Father Heller as assistant offers Sunday Masses at 8 and 10 30 p m and Sunday School at 9 30 a m Benediction follows the late Mass Holy Name Society members will receive Holy Communion in a body at the sight o'clock Mass.
Sally and Hall discuss the Vitelli murder and Ted Proctor case. They note Ted's possible motive and the police cover up. Hall outlines a long list of actions to uncover who shot Proctor, tied to Proctor's car and Vitelli, while Sally plans further on the Abel place and police tips.
Sally Gwynne learns Ted Chandler is jailed for Gus Vitelli's murder as Hall probes Proctor household for leads. She suspects hidden witnesses and plans to force a hospital search for wounded assailants while pondering Kip Chandler's fate and her own peril. Proctor laments stalled flying lessons as new clues surface.
Sermon, communion and baptism with reception of new members at Reliance United Brethren. Stephens City Sunday School at 2 30 p m. Election of officers. Reliance sermon at 8 am. Christian Endeavor at 7 15 pm. Seven days to annual conference at Singers Glen Church. Prayer meetings at Reliance and Stephens City midweek.
Gravel Springs and neighboring communities announce Sunday gatherings at multiple churches. Sunday School times run from 10 a m to 2 p m with Divine services and sermons by pastors at Gravel Springs Star Tannery St Joan Zepp St James. You are welcome to these services.
Sunday School times listed for Carpers Valley Macedonia Lamps Round Hill Paxtons Chapel and Sehon. Revival services each evening includes song and sermon with public invited attendance.
Weekly church schedule lists Pleasant Valley and Mt Pleasant WV events with Sunday School at 10 a.m. Christian Endeavor sessions evenings and sermons. Activities include officer elections, Bible study, socials at homes, and Ladies' Aid. Eight days until annual conference at Singers Glen Virginia.
Precipitation for past 24 hours ending 8 am shows none. August to date 5.28 inches. year to date 30.06 inches. Average 20 year total 34.53 inches. Monthly averages: January 2.36, February 2.0, March 2.70, April 1.11, May 3.73, June 3.81, July 3.45, August 3.45, September 2.15, October 3.06, November 2.25, December 2.37 inches.
The trustee under a 1924 deed of trust will offer at public auction on October 9, 1933, at 12 noon in front of the County Courthouse Winchester Va, Lot 27 Block EB Shawnee Heights Addition fronting 40 feet on Shawnee Avenue. Terms: one third cash, balance in two equal annual installments with interest and secured by deed of trust and insurance policy.
Public sale conducted by trustee B P Harrison under a bankruptcy order in the Western District of Virginia offers one fourth undivided interest in two Winchester area parcels. Tract A 160 acres with two dwellings and 100 orchard acres. Tract B 122 acres with a large mansion, both bearing orchards. Partial cash down, with one and two year deferred payments secured by deed of trust. Also two hundred shares of Marion Fuel Company stock to be sold on cash terms.
A trustee will sell at public auction on October 9 1933 at 11 00 AM in Winchester Virginia a 38 acre farm three miles east of Winchester on Senseny road. The property was formerly owned by Edwin W Girak and Lena Girak and was conveyed by Ernest E Carper and wife in 1925. Terms: one third cash with bonds for balance due in one and two years with interest semiannually and secured by a deed of trust and an insurance policy on buildings.
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