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No. 17 East Water Street SA Telephone 517 8 29. Tux Star is served by carriers in all parts of the seg. Five cents per week. By mail: One year 2.00, Six months 1.00, Three months 0.50, One month 0.20. Postage prepaid by publishers. Advertising rates available at the Star Office 17 and 19 East Water Street. All checks payable to The Evening Star.
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Presbyterian Union in Winchester Sparks Historic Merger
Readers welcomed news of a planned consolidation merging the Old School and New School Presbyterian congregations in Winchester after 62 years of separation. The article traces the split from Calvinist and broader creeds factions, the Loudonist origins, early buildings, and key pastors including Dr Hill and Rev Rid dell, framing the merger as a reunion of the two branches.
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Winchester church union seen as bright future for faith
A line along the ridge near Winchester leads to the old Lutheran church at Mount Hebron Cemetery. The piece notes the historic Presbyterian presence in Winchester and predicts a near union with the other branch, praising past ecumenism and foreseeing a promising future observed by Christendom in the area.
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Too Jovial to Preach Rev James C MacInnes retires
Rev James C MacInnes of the Oak Leaf Congregational Chapel Oakland California retires from the ministry after declaring belief in dancing and personal liberty while criticizing church hypocrisy and ministers. He says a man may drink and greet others with a hearty hello. He values God and Christianity but condemns false piety.
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Parks Leads Debaters as House Watch
Capt. R. S. Parks of Page emerges as the session’s strongest debater and a fearless leader in the House. The fire at Bridgeport Barnum and Bailey winter quarters destroyed show cars, with losses around 100000 dollars. The House passed a pension appropriation bill of 145245250 with a rider targeting pension sharks. Col. Bryan launched his campaign with a rally in Baltimore.
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Spring Styles Highlight New Embroideries and Linens
The notice touts a spring opening of new embroideries edges and insertings with special January low prices. White goods are featured with 100 pieces India Linen and substantial sale values listed from 7 1 2 to 25 cents, claiming savings up to 25 percent.
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