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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1941
Page
3
Amateur dressmakers are invited to order The Summer Fashion Book featuring over 100 patterns for all ages. Patterns No 3459 and No 3026 list sizes 2 to 10 with fabric yardage details and contrasting trims. Each pattern costs 15 cents, 10 cents when bundled. request by sending name, address, and style number.
Betty Brainerd answers Penelope on a four year dating pattern with X, urging self respect. The columnist notes Penelope is 19 or 20, questions why X wants exclusivity and to drop his sister, and advises Penelope to stop waiting for further instruction and end the pattern by choosing her own boundaries and ending the relationship.
The Shepherdstown Art Exhibit opened with a large audience at the old Farmer's Bank Building. The show features oil paintings, pastels, watercolors, sculpture, wood carving and pottery from local and former residents with daily flower arrangements by noted contributors. The exhibit runs through August 9 each day from 9:30 to 12 and 2:30 to 5, as visitors travel to nearby visits in Canada and New England with observers also noting campus tea events and upcoming trips by local residents.
The lesson outlines Paul’s message of faith in Jesus Christ for Jews and Gentiles, stressing all have sinned and fall short of God’s glory, but peace comes through faith. It contrasts Jews and Gentiles, cites Abraham’s faith, and calls believers one in Christ regardless of background.
Sunday School times at Emmanuel A B Summit Ave and Howard St 9 30 Morning Service 10 30 How We Are Saved No evening services Mid week 7 30 PM Church of the Brethren Washington and Mulberry Sts Sunday School 9 45 Morning Service 11 00 Evening Service 7 30 week service on Wednesday Pastor names Paul E Holdecraft and Paul M Robinson listed
Antietam and Mulberry Dr. William D. Furry conducts Sunday School at 9 30 morning service at 20 30 with no evening services announced.
Pastor P. B. Watlington presides over a Sunday School at 9 45 A M followed by the morning service at 11 A M. A Y P service is planned for 6 15 P M with the evening service at 7 30 P M and a prayer meeting next Wednesday at 7 30 P M.
Morning service led by Rev. F Berry Plummer D D with sermon titled AS Divided or A United Heart. Sunday School follows at 10 00 o'clock.
Washington and Prospect Streets host Rev. Henry B. Kuizenga with Sunday School at 9:45 and Morning Service at 11:00 featuring The Content as Significance of A Personal Faith.
The item notes the Rev J E Kemp Horn serving as pastor on Potomac Street N, indicating a church leadership listing or clergy assignment.
At 65 Madison Ave Captain Walter Sylcox and Commander Rev R C Arbaugh lead services. Boys club meets Tuesday 7:30 PM and Girls club Thursday 7:30 PM. Sunday School at 2:30, Evening Service at 4:30.
Rev C L Arnold pastor leads evening service at 7 45 finalizing with a 245 o'clock reference.
Sunday School attendance announced for Rev W A Miller at 1100 West Washington Street. Prayer and Praise service held Thursday evenings at 7 45.
At Corner W Church and Winter Sts Rev G I Rider pastor leads an evening service at 7 00 o clock with the theme Honesty in All Things. The notice emphasizes a church gathering titled Enduring for Christ's Sake and invites local residents to attend.
Rev. Walter J. Dice, pastor, leads combined Sunday School and worship at 9:00 AM with no evening service.
Capt and Mrs M W Bott in charge at 326 West Washington Street Salvation Army announce Sunday School at 9 display time unclear U P Service at 9 36 and Evening Service at 8 00 o clock details provided for the schedule with officer in charge listed
Earl E Marquiss pastor leads Sunday School at 9 45 morning service at 10 45 and evening service at 6 45 with a 7 30 oclock service listed for 628 Salem Ave Unsure if all services occur weekly in this district church notice
Sunday School at 9 30 o clock with Rev Wilson P Ard D D pastorage. Sermon preached by Rev Wm B Schaeffer. No evening services today.
A reading room at 235 North Potomac Street offers Bible and Mary Baker Eddy's Christian Science textbook for reading, purchase or loan. A Wednesday testimonial meeting begins at 8 o'clock as a religious observance. The venue is open Monday and Friday from 2:30 to 4:30 with scripture reading available.
A brief biblical axiom from Romans 1 17 emphasizes that the righteous shall live by faith. The citation underscores enduring Christian teaching on faith as the measure of right conduct.
Church listings show Grace Brethren at First and Spruce with multiple services led by Pastor Grubb, plus other churches including Trinity Lutheran Chapel Liberty Street led by Edward L. Burger, Seventh Day Adventist Mulberry Avenue, Washington Square Methodist Rev. Keesecker, and Mt. Jae Street Episcopal with Rev. Walter Byron Stehil, detailing Sunday School times Morning Services and evening or outdoor services as weather permits.
Pastor D D Harms leads a morning service at Potomac Street with sermon by R Donald Clare at 11:00 O'clock continuing program.
Rev Roy L Sloop pastor at Washington Square conducts Sunday School then sermon titled Christ The Man at 2:30. Mr Leigh Bell will preach, delivering the service as scheduled.
Rev F H Snavely pastor leads evening services at Summit Ave and Baltimore St churches with 6:45 pm service and 7:30 pm follow up service.
The notice lists church activities with times for Sunday School at 1 o clock morning service at 1 45, evangelistic service at 7 45, and midweek service at 7 45 on Fridays.
Bethel Assembly of God on Howard and Spruce Streets posted Sunday School at 9:46 and Evening Service at 7:30, led by Pastor Ralph Jeffrey. The notice highlights regular weekly worship hours and the pastor's name.
Rev Charles L Herr of Otterbein United Brethren leads unified church service at Locust and Antietam Streets. Service titled Love Never Fails at 9:00 o clock. Mid week service on Wednesday at 1 PM.
Corbett Street church services listed with morning and evening times. Elder S. Paul Gray is the pastor. Sunday School at 10:09 ALM, Morning Service at 11:09, Bible Class Tuesday 8 P. ML, Friday 8 P. ML preaching noted. 120 North Jonathan Street and 7230 address details appear in the notice.
Lt Rev W H Taylor leads a Sunday schedule at 65 W North with a morning service at 11 00 Sunday School at 11 00 X P service at 1 00 and evening service at 6 45. additional 3 00 service listed.
Asbury Methodist at Jonathan near Church 81 hosts an evening service led by Rev E W Johnson pastor with a note of $200 offering and timing stated as o'clock.
Morning Service at 11:00 a.m. Sunday School at 2:00 p.m. P Service at 6:45 p.m. Jonathan and Bethel Streets noted for the church in this period time table listing.
Rev D A Wilson, pastor, leads morning service at 11:00 and evening service at 7:00 at Ebenezer A M E on Bethel Street. S100 o'clock
Readable Sunday notices list morning and evening worship times for churches across Funks Town Keedysville Williamsport Brownsville Halfway Clearspring and other locales. It lists pastors and Sunday School times along with special services and prayer meetings for multiple denominations including Church of God Reformed and Lutheran parishes.
At Walnut Point Aug 1 Mr and Mrs Fred Drury hosted visitors from Funkstown and extended family from Hagerstown Maugansville Williamsport and Baltimore. Several neighbors and relatives stopped by including the Burgans Mowens and Spreckers with news of travels, illness recovery and school attendance. The note ends with a fact on silver fox farming noting output rising from 5000 pelts in 1923 to 350000 by 1940.
A historical report notes that about one third of Russia's cultivated land is dedicated to wheat, highlighting the crop's central role in agriculture. Other cereals and crops fill remaining acreage across vast regions, indicating a wheat-heavy agrarian pattern.
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