Church and religious services schedule listing in downtown area
A list of church services across town includes Praying Gospel Mission on Cameron Street with Sunday and midweek sessions. Sacred Heart Catholic on S Loudoun Street offering multiple masses. Salvation Army on Loudoun Street with various worship times. colored and other churches such as John Mann Methodist, St Paul A M E, St Stephen C M E, Mount Carmel Baptist, and St. Mary Long serving community worship and Sunday School with specified times and pastors.
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Braddock Street
Methodist
South
Forrest B. Oglesby
Tunstall C. Powers
Walter M Lockett, Jr
Calvary Baptist Church
S. Loudoun St
John Kinzie
W. W Goforth
Training Union
Centenary Reformed Church
Cameron and
Cork Sts
L. Flickinger
William Galladay
Thomas
St. Stephen C. M. E
Chase St
J. L. Robinson
Mary Long
Pas
Court to Hear Argument on Annexation Terms
A three judge annexation court will reconvene in Rustburg Virginia on July 16 to hear arguments on terms Lynchburg must meet to annex about 954 square miles of Campbell and Bedford counties. The court ruled the annexation necessary and expedient and set the land at just over 1 percent more than requested. If the counties do not appeal Lynchburg could take over by midnight December 31 but an appeal could delay by about a year. The case was heard by Judges Burks Sexton and Bowles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rustburg
Lynchburg
Campbell
Bedford
Local Church Talk and Community Travel Notes
A layman’s service is planned at the Methodist Church with Mr. John Hawse of Winchester as guest speaker. Several residents return from recent travels and medical stays, including Mrs. Robert Cath from Warm Springs Georgia and SPS John Harier and Mrs. Harl er from Germany now in Fort Bragg North Carolina. Families visiting relatives in Winchester Vienna Hagerstown and White Post over Easter are noted along with residents returning home from Florida and other locales.
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Stephenson
John Hawse
Winchester
Robert Cath
Jordan Springs Road
Warm Springs
SPS
John Harier
Harler
Germany
Fort Brags
N.C
Harry Dunn
Harry Prince
Vienna
Mr. Prince
A. J. Prince
R. O. Anderson
Carol Sue
George Travers
Daugh Debbie
Hagerstown
Presbyterians Approve Fund To Train Laymen
South ern Presbyterians approve a five year 50 000 dollar annual fund to train lay workers for Christian education. About 10 to 27 educational institutions will share the grants with a maximum of 5 000 dollars per year per institution. Dr. C Ellis Nelson cites an immediate need for over 70 lay workers and an average of 256 annually to implement the program.
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Birmingham
Ala
Southern Presbyterians
97Th General Assembly of
C. Ellis Nelson
Austin
Tex
Naumachia Sea Fights in Ancient Rome
Romans staged staged sea battles called Naumachiae where captives or condemned criminals fought to the death or for clemency. They used amphitheaters or dug outdoor lakes, with as many as 19,000 combatants and 50 ships apiece in one recorded instance.
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Shenandoah Valley
Thomas Stanley
Carter Lawrence
Stanley
John A. Shires
Roanoke
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
City Church Announcements
Christ Episcopal Church
W. Boscawen St
W. Holt Louder
Holy Communion
Church of Christ
Valley Avenue
Nathan Williamson
Garland Whitlock
Christian Youth Fellowship
Church of God
Orchard Ave
Clarence Burdick
Young People’s Endeavor
Church of Jesus Christ of Later Day Saints
E. Piccadilly St
William Lockhart
Grant B. Weed
Garrie E. Gibson
Church of the Nazarene
Fairview Avenue
David Radcliffe
T. Swisher
Congregational Christian Church Cor. S. Braddock & Clifford Sts
Robert A. Whitten
Rodney M. Keller
Sara Conlead
Bethlehem Church
Tenth Legion Therm Convention Women's Fellowship
Cork Street
Acsrmbly of God Church
Nor
Cameron Street
Herman W. Fry
Christ's Ambassadors
First Baptist Church
Cor, Washington & Piccadilly Sts
E. T. Clark
J. D. Mms
First Brethren Church
Berryville Avenue
J Dick
Jay School
A. C. Frye
First Church of Christ, Scientist
S. Braddock St
Inc
First Evangelical United Brethren
Braddock St
Fairfax Lane
Carl W
Edwin F. Ritter
James Mt. Miller, Jr
Martinsburg
First Presbyterian Church
Loudoun Street
George D. Jackson
G .Raymond Womeldorf
Dougas Isery
Fred Stine
Churen S
Friends Meeting Centre
Meeting House
Cor
Washington & Piccadilly Sts
First
Full Gospel
Tabernacle
Elm Street
Iivin L. Stonesifer
Grace Lutheran Church
Boscawen Street
William E. Eisenberg
William E. Ervin
Women of the Church
Luther League
Highland Presbyterian Church
Highland Avenue
Joseph S. Duckwall
Young People and Pioneers
Market Street Methodist Church
Cor. Cameron & Cork
Millard Rewis
Paul N Chamberlin
Deavor
Praying Gospel Mission
N. Cameron St
Donald Scruggs
Early Kerns
Sacred Heart Catholic S. Loudoun Street
Robert O. Hickman
Julius Cilinski
Stations of the Cross
Salvation Army Chapel
S. Loudoun Street
Lynn Wiseman
John Mann Methodist
E. Cork
R. R. Robinson
Addie Davis
St. Paul A.M.E
N. Loudoun St
Charles A. Jones
George Curry
Tor
The
Five Echoes of
Middleburg
Mount Carmel Baptist Church
Cor. Braddock and
Leicester Sts
Melford W. Walker
Chais E. Burks
W. L. Sexton and
Bowles
Simalts
Cipic
Virginia
Presbyterians
Music Center
Wenner
Mississippi
Matthew
Luke
James John
J. W. Grove Furniture CO
Chevrolet Sales CO
Winchester Seed CO
U. S
Royal Crown Cola
Caldwell-Sites CO
Stationers & Office Outfitters
Loudoun St
Winchester Coca-Cola
Everybody's Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Winchester Evening Star
Frederick & Clarke Counties
City of
S. Loudoun &J
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
J. A. Hotinger
Mutea Insurance
Riteway Cleaners
N. Braddock St
Howard Shockey & Sons
Winchester Creamery, Inc
Solenberger & CO
Ire
Cammer Tire CO
Seiberting Tires
O’'Sullivan Rubber Corporation
America
National Fruit Product CO
I Nc
White House
Smalts, Florist
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