Firms in Virginia Must Back Wages Under Federal Acts
Richmond August 4 467 Virginia firms failed to pay 21085902 as wages due under the Fair Labor Standards Act and the Walsh Healey Public Contracts Act during the year ended June 30. 877 cases were closed after inspections with 16 percent of establishments paying less than minimum wage. The minimum wage is 40 cents an hour and the acts require time and one half for hours over forty. Both acts regulate child labor and government contract wage standards.
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Richmond
W. C. Cole
U. S. Department of Labor
Virginia
Walsh-Healey
Sensing One's Destiny Sermon at Loudoun Street Church
Sunday services at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church feature 9 45 a m Sunday School led by Carl R Ritter and 11 a m worship with a brief sermon on Sensing One's Destiny by Pastor E Eisenberg. Evening vespers at Grace Church hosted by Rev R S Wilson.
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Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
R. S. Wilson
Alton L. Powell
Mary Bittinger
Dr. Wilson
Grace Lutheran Church
Ronald S. Wilson
D. D
Woman's Auxiliary
Market Street Methodist Church Service Schedule
The Market Street Methodist Church at the corner of Cameron and Cork Streets lists services with R. W Vanderberry as minister. 9 45 a m Carr en school led by A C Halvosa general superintendent. 11 a m Morning Worship and Communion Meditation titled The Will of God and the Coming Kingdom. 8 p m Summer Vespers at
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street Methodist
Cameron and
Cork Streets
R. W Vanderberry
Carren
A. C. Halvosa
Grace Lutheran Church
Ronald S. Wilson
Pentecostal Church OF God
I. L
Stonesifer
South Braddock Street
Miller School
South London
Monmouth Streets
Pearl Walters
He R Radio
Local church notices for Berryville area churches
A list of Sunday services and midweek activities from First Brethren First Baptist Braddock Street Methodist Pentecostal Church of God detailing worship times sermons and study groups across Berryville with pastor names and special events and a note of no evening services at the Baptist church during June to August.
Centenary Church Vacation Notice
The Centenary Church Evan Gelical and Reformers announces vacation Sunday. No worship service or church school in adult departments. The Children's School will be held as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centenary Church Evangelical & Reformed
L. Flickinger
Mt Carmel Baptist Church Home Coming on Second Sunday
Mt Carmel Baptist Church on South Braddock Street announces Home Coming on the second Sunday in November. Rev A T Gaskins pastors preach Sabbath School at 10 a m with Garfield Prather leading the lesson and Holy Communion at 8 30 p m. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT Carmel Baptist Church
South Braddock Street
A T Gaskins
Garfield Prather
Mt. Carmel
Congregational Church Schedules Summer Vespers and Services
The Congregational Christian Church lists Rev. Robert A Whitten leading Sunday School at 9 45 a m with Pastorcy Sheetz as superintendent A 11 am divine worship includes Holy Communion and the public is invited A summer vesper service at Grace Lutheran Church at 8 pm features a sermon and is open to all.
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United Brethren Church
Braddock St
Fairfax Lane
Lucius G. Bridgers
Silas G. Cather
Grace Lutheran Church
Christian Endeavor
U. B. Day
Massanetta Springs Bible Conference
Gordon J. Howard
Otterbein College
Christian Science
Congregational Christian Church
Robert A Whitten
Percy Sheetz
Divine Worshop
Ronald S. Wilson
D. D
Gainesboro Methodist Church Services Schedule
Rev. C. H. Palmer leads worship and communion across Wesley Chapel Redland Church and Old Bethel with preaching at Gainesboro at 8 30 p m. Everyone is invited to attend the series of services across locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesboro
Methodist Church
C. H Palmer
Wesley Chapel
Redland Church
Old Bethel
Vacation Days Sermon At City Church
Church of Christ on West Cork Street announces Bible School at 9 45 a m with L L Hockman as superintendent Morning Worship and Holy Communion at 11 a m with the sermon titled Vacation Days An official board meeting follows the service No evening worship until September Invitation extended to all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Apostolic Church Announces Sunday and Midweek Services
The Apostolic Church at 814 Cameron Street invites all to Sunday morning worship at 10 30, Sunday gospel service at 8 p m, and Wednesday prayer service at 8 p m led by Pastor Joseph S Templeton.
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the Apostolic Church
Cameron Street
Joseph S. Templeton
Montague Avenue M E Church Worship Notices
Montague Avenue Meth odist Church invites public to morning services led by Rev John Teter with church school at 10 a m and Holy Communion at 11 a m on Sept 11. Meditation titled It Is Finished. No evening services in July and August.
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Montague Avenue Methodist Church
Montague Avenue
John Teter
R. O Daugherty
Highland Avenue Chapel Service Schedule
Sunday School at 3 00 pm led by Mr Elwood Willey with Mr Lee Rinker as assistant superintendent Young People vesper at 7 30 pm Evening Worship at 8 00 pm with sermon by Mr Duckwall titled Watching With Jesus Thursday 8 00 pm mid week prayer service
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Highland Avenue Chapel
Elwood Willey
Lee Rinker
Duckwall
Jesus
Lutheran Church of Our Savior Service Schedule
Pastor conducts Sunday School at 10 am and morning service at 11 am with a sermon by the pastor. Vesper Service is at 8 pm. Public is cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church OF Our Savior
John Mann Methodist Church Service Announcement
Reverend E. Jackson leads morning and evening sermons at 11 and 8 with the Junior Choir at 11 and the Senior Choir at 8. Church School at 10. Douglas School team invited to attend from 2 to 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mann Methodist Church
Jackson
Douglas School
Women Church Aid Expands Relief For Migrant Workers
The Home Missions Council of North America will send summer aid to about 600000 migrant agricultural workers funded largely by church women's World Day of Prayer gifts and home mission boards. A 300-member staff includes diverse racial backgrounds and aims to bring church services to workers in the fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Mission Boards
Home Missions Council of North America
Edith E. Lowery
Lowry
Helen E. White
Chicago
F. E. Shotwell
Los Angeles
Protestant Churches of America
Church Committee On Overseas Relief and Reconstruction
Fourth Ave
New York
France
Belgium
Holland
Norway
Italy
Greece
Several Senators Back Supreme Pacific Command
Washington August 4. Several Senate members endorsed Lt. Gen. James Doolittle’s call for a supreme commander in the Pacific and named General Douglas MacArthur as the preferred chief. Doolittle cited the North Africa and European theater precedent under Eisenhower and urged one overall commander for decisive leadership in the Pacific. Senator Johnson and Senator Stewart voiced strong support for MacArthur to head the unified command.
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Washington
James Doolittle
Pacific
Douglas MacArthur
Doolittle
8Th Air Force
Okinawa
North Africa
Europe
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Johnson
D-Cole
General MacArthur
Stewart
D-Tenn
Clarke County Discharges 93 Men From Service
Clarke County Draft Board records show 93 men discharged from service. Alphabetical list includes Raymond I Allen James Allen Harry Arnold Thomas Bolden Charles Bray James Burnett Howard Beach Joseph Butts Charles Baker Charles Copenhaver Russell Craig Virgil Comer Donald Chapman Benjamin Craig Herbert Cook Harry Childs Edward Chapman James Crim Joseph Coffman Thomas Crisman Ernest Elsen John Erickson Walter Foley Jr. Walter Fletcher James Feltner Jr. James Glasscock Kenneth Gilpin Charles Huff William Huff Andrew Jackson George Johnson Robert Kern Elmer Kenney Fred Lloyd James Laws Lonnie Levi Andrew Lavelle Stacy Lloyd Edwin Lewis Nelson Linaburg Letcher Lloyd Chippie Lewis Merritt Mergler William Martz George Mills Robert Mills John McAtee Samuel Myers Marvin May Reginald Morrison Fred Mundy Russell Ortho William OBrien Kenneth Peyton Douglas Presgraves Herman Parker Samuel Pearson Aubrey Peyton Robert Pope Joseph Reid Braxton Reid Lewis Randolph Ozias Ritter Lynwood Ritter Robert Randolph Robert Randolph Clarence Strange Winter Shepherd Everett Spence William Suddith Guy Shackleford Herbert Shutts Walter Shackleford Samuel Simpson William Seal Wilmer Thompson Oliver Tinsman James Triplett Robert Walker William Wynkoop William Willis James Wood Thomas Yingst.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Clarke County Draft Board
Raymond Iden Allen
James G. Allen
Harry L. Arnold
Thomas R. Bolden
John Wesley Brill Charles William Bray
James L. Burnett
Howard Lee Beach
Joseph Lee Butts
Charles A. Baker
Charles H. S. Copenhaver
Russell E. Craig
Virgil O. Comer
Donald A. Chapman
Charles Benjamin Craig
Herbert Beavers Cook
Harry A. Childs
Charles Edward Chapman
James I. Crim
Joseph W. Coffman
Thomas L. Crisman
Harry Ellis Denny
William J. Dunlap
Raymond Silas E. Davy, Jr
Robert Edward Duke
Graham Dougherty, Jr
George Abner Dodson
James M. Duke
E—Ernest Stuart Elsen
John Erickson
Walter R. Foley, Jr
Walter R. Fletcher
James T. Feltner, Jr
James M. Glasscock
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Charles David Huff
William Washington Huff
Stewart Divorce Case in Frederick County Circuit Court
Ella Louise Stewart seeks an absolute divorce from Harry M. Stewart on desertion for over two years with general relief. If the defendant is a non resident, he must appear within 10 days after due publication to protect his interests. Clerk N. Whitacre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Virginia
Frederick County
Ella Louise Stewart
Harry M. Stewart
N. Whitacre
No Deal Party Emerges in Gotham Campaign Scene
In New York City on August 4, Mayor La Guardia backs a new party titled No Deal. Speculation places Republican Newbold Norris as La Guardia’s mayoral nominee, opposing Democrat Johan Goldstein on the Republican Liberal ticket, and Democrat William O'Dwyer on Democratic American Labor tickets. The No Deal label signals detachment from political bosses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
F. H. LaGuardia
Fusion Party
American Labor Party
Socialist Party
Republican Party
Newbold Norris
la Guardia
Johan Goldstein
Brooklyn
William O'Dwyer
Community Notes From Stephens City Churches and Visitors
Stephens City Virginia community updates report church groups meeting with Mrs. Frank Huffman and a Lutheran and Methodist family picnic at Mrs. Miller Bailey’s home with about seventy five attendees. Local residents and visiting relatives are listed along with brief travel and return announcements for Sgt Richard Venable and several residents visiting relatives in Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Lena Peery
Winchester
Reba
Willie Chopley
Lynchburg
Clarence Lemley
Claygette Hook
Eileen
Reading
June Lemley
Madison College
Eldrige Lemley
Miss Lemley
Richard Venable
Sgt. Venable
Alabama
Suzanna Burner
Dayton
Ohio
Joe Clevenger
Lester Branner
Ben Massie
Ralph Manuel
Brunswick
Elma K. Lensley
Helen Strode
Manassas
Haller Beaver
Bethel Liggett
Wardensville
W. Va
Willie Yeakle
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Berryville Ave
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Edward T Clarke
N. B. Habel
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E. T. Clark
Clark
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T. J Hawkins
Charen School
Norbolr
M. Hottle
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
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West Cork Street
Charles R. Line
God
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Braddock Street
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Market Street
Methodist Presbyterian Church
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Supreme Pacific Command
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T. G. Adams Esso Station
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