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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1929
Page
7
A Sunday message centers on John 15 with verses about Jesus as the true vine and believers as branches. It emphasizes abiding in the vine to bear fruit and acknowledges God as the husbandman. The prayer invokes Life and Truth as the source of all existence.
Reliance U B church schedule lists Sunday school at 10 a m with Frank Shipe as superintendent and sermons at 11 a m on Pure and Undefiled Religion Ridings Chapel hosts Sunday school at 2 30 p m with A A Walters superintendent and 3 30 p m sermon God Touched Men Greenway Church holds 10 a m Sunday school led by Chamblin Funkhouser with a 7 45 p m sermon Earthly and Heavenly Crowns Prayer meeting and Bible study at Reliance Wednesday at 7 45 p m
Reverend Louis F. Harper invites participation from Nineveh Presbyterian Church members and neighbors for Sunday school at 10 30 a m to support the ongoing outreach and great work of the program.
Winchester U B Circuit led by Rev C J Racey lists Mount Olive Sunday School at 10 am and sermon at 11 am Mount Pleasant has Sunday School at 2 pm and sermon at 3 pm, with Senior Christian Endeavor at 7 30 pm Red Bud Sunday School at 2 pm and Senior Christian Endeavor at 6 45 pm and sermon at 7 80 pm.
The Red Cross Festival Committee will open rest rooms at five local churches for visitors during the two day festival. Signage will guide guests to the spaces run by a appointed head minister and staff. These rooms provide comfort for women and children and are not first aid stations.
The parade formed on North Cameron Street led by the United States Navy Band under Lieut. Charles Benter with Hugh S. Duffey directing. At ten o'clock the procession moved briskly as children and students wore costumes themed to apples with banners identifying each school. Spectators cheered the colorful displays though some participants bundled in wraps against the chill winds.
The Frederick County Maryland schools, long part of the Apple Blossom Festival parade, missed this year due to a three week influenza closure. The Marylanders, usually thousands of pupils with many costumes, were absent, as the parade opened with notable observers including Miss Mary Jo Matthews, Mrs Woodrow Wilson, Gov William G Conley, Gov Henry F Byrd, and Peter Winchester Rouss.
The court holds suits against a board of supervisors must be in the board name and not individually. The Massey case involves disbursement of parish farm funds and a majority of named board members have since left office. A reference to a commissioner in chancery will follow.
Mr A Davis local manager of the People's Drug Store returns from Baltimore where he attended the formal opening of store No 101 at the corner of Charles and Fayette streets. The new store marks the first of many to be opened in Baltimore by People's Drug Stores Inc.
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