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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1961

Page

5

Ground-breaking for First Presbyterian Church expansion

Willis White 7, son of Mr and Mrs C Ridgely White of Merrifas Lane, helps dig as part of the Sunday School children’s department ceremony. A three story building will replace the old church structure in a year-long program. Attending are Dr George D Jackson, Dr William G Way, Russell Bell, Robert H Weller II, Harry G Straw, I Fred Stine, Frank Armstrong, Mrs Harry Ridgeway, F L Sargent Jr, W Bruce Porterfield, Harry L McCann, and Rev G Raymond Womeldorf, assistant pastor.

Willis White C. Ridgely White Merrifas Lane Children’s First Presbyterian Church George D. Jackson William G. Way Russell Bell Robert H. Weller Harry G. Straw Fred Stine Frank

Religion's role in facing world troubles, Miller argues

Harvard Divinity School Dean Samuel H. Miller told Princeton Seminary graduates that religion must engage with the world's basic troubles. He warned that religion focused only on prestige, institutions, and ecclesiastical niceties is vanity and unworthy of God or the world.

Princeton N. J Samuel H. Miller Harvard Divinity School Princeton Seminary

Religion Says It Aids World Fulfillment

A fragment quotes a belief that religion functions to assist the world in fulfilling its purpose and guiding human conduct.

Moose family picnic announced for August 13

Warren Moose Chapter 1194 Women of the Moose set an Aug 13 picnic at Elizabeth Furnace. The meeting, led by senior regent Miss Hilda Rudolph, approved two new members. Mrs Emma Simpson to lead the officers’ meeting in Winchester. cards requested for hospitalized members Hazel Longerbeam and Velma Hall.

Elizabeth Furnace Women of the Moose Emma Simpson Winchester Warren Memorial Hospital Hazel Longerbeam Velma Hall Shelby Sealock Hilda Rudolph

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