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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1936
Page
7
A church notices multiple services led by J. O. Hardesty and others. Morning worship at 11:30 followed by sermon, evening services at 8, and a 7:30 p.m. youth service. Church School at 10:30 a.m. at Burnt Factory with R. R. Duvall as superintendent. All are invited.
Due to flood conditions the Rock Emon church resumes worship with Rev. 8. J. Goode as pastor. Ebenezer Bible School 10 a.m. Rock Co. service and sermon at 3 p.m. Communion to be observed at all regular services. All members and friends urged to attend. Special invitation to all.
REV ALLEN JONES, Pastor presents Opequon Memorial Kerns town with Sunday School 10 a m and Worship Service and Communion 11 a m. Burnt Church Albin holds Sunday School 2 30 p m and Preaching 3 30 p m with Christian Endeavor in evening. Opequon Chapel offers Sunday School 10 a m and Christian Endeavor 7 15 p m with preaching at 8 p m by the pastor.
Salem near Stephens City and Weront Royal Biker y School hold Sunday services with preaching at 11 a.m. on the second and fourth Sundays and a 10 a.m. Sunday School. Superintendent Jonah Funkhouser, president Mrs. Flossie Fultz, and speaker John W. Larrick announce youth meetings at 7:30 p.m. led by Christine Barham. pastor Rev. Te Pahnestock and elder LR. Dettra sign the notices.
Middletown M E Church South led by Rev W A Clark holds Sunday School at 945 a m and worship with communion at 11.00, with a young people's meeting at 8 pm and a Wednesday stewardship program at 8 pm led by John H Rosenberger of Winchester. Hites Chapel schedules Sunday School at 230 pm and preaching at 330 pm. Epworth Sunday School at 230 pm with P P Estes Kline as superintendent. All are invited.
Pastor W B Obaugh of Martinsburg West Virginia will preach at three churches in Winchester and Red Bud on Sunday. Emanuel Cook, a noted prayer leader, will speak at all three services and attend Anniversary Day observances. Attendees urged to hear him at Pleasant Valley Pleasant Valley Mt Pleasant and Red Bud.
Reliance United Brethren Church led by Rev. H. F. Richardson holds sermons at Reliance Ridings and Greenway with a 10 a. m. Sunday School program. The Reliance Christian Endeavor Society, Virginia's first, marks its anniversary at 7.30 p. m. with a pageant and music. Greenway Endeavor meets at 7 p. m. led by Harry Sherman.
The Rev E R Crocket of St Petersburg Fla will preach nightly for ten days at Laurel Hill United Brethren West Frederick Charge with Sunday school at Mt Olive and Mt Pleasant. He brings forceful messages as part of a revival program led by Pastor B F Spitzer.
A church schedule lists Floyd M. Lucas as minister and events at City-Church School and World Club. Ewing and Young are named leaders with activities at Arch School and Refuge-vanee School. Additional items include preaching and youth activities at Fairview and Shark School.
Pastor Preston O Sartelle leads Capon Circuit services on Sunday May 3 with scripture from Acts 2 and a message titled The Works of God. Order includes Saturday 8 pm and Sunday schedule at 10 am and 11 15 am at Capon church.
Community event notes a Crete Bios gathering at Hanging Rock and lanesville scheduled for Sunday evening at 8 p.m. The brief mentions local participants and a casual program.
The Galilee Church of Christ on Welltown Road announces gram material for a Children’s Day service. All Bible School members are urged to attend and help in the special service.
Gravel Springs Lutheran Church service schedule lists 10 a.m. divine service and 11 a.m. sermon by the pastor along with school events. Fremont and Mt. W. St. John’s note additional services, 2 p.m. divine and 6 p.m. sermon, with names partly garbled.
The superintendent notes no preaching at the 8 Pm services on Mother's Day. The pastor will deliver a sermon titled "Mother" at Sunday services. All are welcome to attend.
Green Spring Virginia April 30 Mrs Florence Reedy and son Gilbert of Martinsburg West Virginia visited Mrs Bessie Strobridge one evening recently Mr and Mrs Ronsee and son Bruce called on Mr and Mrs Janney Mil on Sunday Mrs Roy Ashton has been ill but can go out again Mrs Lloyd Milburn has been very ill recently but somewhat better E P Nagley and children called on Mr and
Mrs William Webber hosted a Sunday gathering with visitors including Mr and Mrs Samuel Dick of Martinsburg West Virginia and Mr and Mrs Harry Brown from Mount Pleasant Virginia. The party also hosted Mr and Mrs Strobridge and their son aged four from near Mount Pleasant and Albert Brown with children from Mount Pleasant West Virginia calling on the Browns last week.
Mrs. Helen Pingley returned from Clifton Forge where she attended the annual meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society. In Middletown she stayed with Mr and Mrs Howard Larrick and Mr and Mrs. (name cut off) during her visit.
LeRoy Withrow hosts and welcomes guests including Mr. and Mrs. J W Cornwell and Master Edward Cornwell from near Stephens City. Kanemy Gannes and Mr. and Mrs. Clawne, Shenandosh, Mr. and Mrs. Char Propes, and Mr. Albert Smith are mentioned with property improvements on Main Street. Lovell Cooley family relocates to Middle town into part of the Beatty home. First Lieutenant A F Welrich Mrs Welrich and son Tommy visit from Waynesboro Pa to see Prank Welrich family.
In Guilford Connecticut Ruth Walker collects 8 713 egg masses of the tent caterpillar earning a prize for her effort.
The Guilford Girl Scout troops collectively win the team prize with a total of 32 826 masses roughly a half million eggs in the contest.
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