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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1944

Page

3

Precautions Against Infantile Paralysis in North Carolina

The article describes an infantile paralysis situation in the region, noting Virginia has 146 cases this year with most after June 1. It emphasizes home care for children, avoiding crowds, and improving water and sanitation. It lists preventive steps, symptoms, and care approaches, highlighting lack of a vaccine and potential hospital planning.

North Carolina Virginia Virginia State Health Department Home Best Henderson State Health Department Carl Aulick

Increase Local Navy Quota For 17 Year Old Recruits

Chief Specialist Lloyd Mead in Winchester announces a temporary rise in the local Navy enlistment quota for 17 year old boys. Volunteers must be 17 to 18, contact Mead at once, and be enlisted before turning 18 with parental consent. Office hours are 9 to 6 daily except Sunday.

Lloyd Mead Navy Winchester Mead Chief Mead

Rest Church to Host Rev Bul on August Six

Rest Church in Rest, West Virginia, will hold a Sunday service August 6 at 8 o clock led by Rev W F Bul. The Stonewall Home Demonstration club met last Wednesday at Miss Ethel Barrett's home. Laura Snyder of Winchester visits G L Snyder's family. Howard Sanderson and daughter Dorothy of Baltimore spent past week with Mrs J W Schlack and Miss Wilma Schlick. Kenneth Smallwood and family and Bobby visited Rio W Va with W B Sager family. Eddie Russell and Victor Lee Ridgeway visited uncle Harry Stipe and Mrs Stipe in Damascus Md. S Sgt Paul S Moulden of the RAF in Wyoming was home on leave.

Bunker Hill P. O W. Va W. F. Bul Stonewall Home Demonstration Club Ethel Barrett Laura Snyder Winchester G. L. Snyder Howard Sanderson Dorothy Baltimore J. W. Schlack Wilma Schlick Kenneth Smallwood Bobby Rio W. B. Sager Eddie Russell Victor Lee Ridgeway Harry Stipe Stipe Damascus H. B. Sell Harry S. “Moulden Hagerstown Paul S. Moulden RAF Wyoming

Sunday church notices for Lutheran and United Brethren churches

Church schedules list services at Lutherans on Bosca wen Street with a sermon on Perils of the Christian life and no services in July August. United Brethren reports 9.45 Sunday School and 11 morning worship, with evening service 7.30, plus a Wednesday prayer meeting. Christian Science offers August 6 Lesson Sermon on Spirit with Bible selections and quoted passages from Science and Health.

Peace Lutheran Churcho Boscawen ST WM. E . Eisenberg Oscar 8. Brown William Stine United Brethren Church L. G. Bridgers Silas G. Cather Edwin R Ritter Mary Baker Eddy Market Street Methodist Church Cameron and Cork Streets R. W. Vanderberry

Centenary Church Service Schedule

Centenary Church Evan gelical and Reform ed Reverend S L Flickinger D D pastor conducts 9 45 a m church school with superintendent Herman See 11 a m morning worship with sermon.

Centenary Church Evangelical & Reformed S. L. Flickinger D. D Churen Herman See

Montague Avenue Methodist Church Services

Montague Avenue Methodist Church invites the public to Montague Ave for morning Church School at 10:00. Rev. John Teter is pastor. Evening worship at 8:00 features the sermon The Day of Understanding.

Montague Avenue John Teter Montague Ave George R. Haines

Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Service Schedule

Rev R W Wilson pastor leads Sunday School at 9 30 with Philip N Hunter as superintendent and Mary Bittinger as associate. Morning worship at 11 features a sermon Being Thankful by Mr Duckwall. Deacon's meeting Monday at 8 p m and Woman's Auxiliary executive board Tuesday at 10 80 a m followed by mid week prayer service Wednesday at 8 p m.

Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Wilson Philip N. Hunter Mary Bittinger Duckwall Woman's Auxiliary

Highland Avenue Chapel Sunday Services

Sunday School at 3 00 p m with Elwood Willey as superintendent and Lee Rinker assistant. Evening worship at 8 00 p m with a sermon by Mr Duckwall. Mid week prayer Thursday at 8 00 p m. Market Street Methodist Church services listed with calendar details.

Highland Avenue Chapel Elwood Willey Lee Rinker Duckwall

Holy Communion at Bunker Hill Chapel Sunday

Bunker Hill Methodist Charge led by Pastor Chester Burl Smith observes Holy Communion at 9 45 a m with Sunday School following. Payne's Chapel hosts service before continuing church activities.

Bunker Hill Chester Burl Smith Payne's Chapel Bunker Hill Church

Full Gospel Tabernacle Camp Meeting Schedule

The Full Gospel Tabernacle led by Pastor C. H. Anderson announces no Sunday School or morning service due to a Camp Meeting at Potomac Park in Maryland. Christ Ambassadors meet at 7 p.m. with an evangelistic service at 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting is Tuesday at 8 o'clock.

Full Gospel Tabernacle C. H. Anderson Potomac Park Christ Ambassadors

Ninety Sixth Annual Session Opens at Congregational Church

Reverend Robert A. Whitten leads Virginia Valley Central Conference as it convenes at Congregational Christian Church for a two day session beginning with Sunday services. The schedule lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m and Divine Worship at 11 a m with Evening Worship at 8 p m. The Ninety sixth annual session starts Wednesday morning at 10 a m.

Congregational Christian Church Robert A. Whitten Orville Hoover Virginia Valley Central Conference

Easter Week Church Services and Sermons Across Local Churches

Local notices list Holy Communion at Christ Episcopal Church and Braddock Street Methodist with sermons on Christian exhortation and meditation. First Baptist offers Love That Never Fails theme with midweek cancelations in July and August. Church of Christ holds Bible School, morning worship with Holy Communion, and midweek prayer at East Cork Street and East Piccadilly.

Christ Episcopal Church R. B. Nelson Braddock Street Methodist Church T. J. Hawkins John H. Rosenberger Church OF Christ Nathan Williamson Friendship Fire Hall East Cork Street Kenzie F. Whitacre Oscar Miler East Piccadilly Street

Lutheran Church Service Announcement

The Lutheran Church of Our Savior invites the public to Sunday School at 10 a.m and worship with Pastor Rev. C. W. Lowe at 11 a.m. Public is cordially invited.

Lutheran Church OF Our Savior C. W. Lowe

John Mann Methodist Church Rev E 8H Jackson

Church notice invites parishioners to 10 a m Sunday School and 11 o clock preaching by the pastor with Holy Communion. Junior Choir sings and the second rally in the 2 000 drive to repair the furnace will be at 8 o clock with the Senior Choir. Program sponsored by Mrs Williams and others. all are invited.

John Mann Methodist Church Jackson E. Williams

Mt Carmel Baptist Church Services

Mt Carmel Baptist Church on South Braddock Street with Rev A T Gaskins as pastor offers Sabbath School at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m on Sundays with the sermon God Cares A Holy Communion service follows at 8 p m All are welcome.

MT. Carmel Baptist Church South Braddock Street A. T. Gaskins

Star Coverage Spotlight: Local, National, World Events

The Star invites readers to follow comprehensive coverage across city, national, and world events. In depth reporting, timely updates, and expert analysis aim to keep every reader informed about key developments and their implications.

the Star

Pastor to Teach Ladies' Bible Classes Tomorrow

The Rev. T. J. Hawkins of Braddock Street Methodist Church will lead the Comrade Bible Class and Margaret Collins Denny Class tomorrow morning. Miss Nina Williams will lead devotions. All members and visitors are urged to attend.

T. J. Hawkins Braddock Street Methodist Church Margaret Collins Denny Nina Williams

Loudoun Street Presbyterian class meeting Sunday morning

The Mens Open Door Bible Class of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church will meet Sunday at 9 45 in charge by vice president C J Swank. Rev Joseph S Ducknall will teach. All members urged to attend and visitors will be welcomed.

Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church C. J. Swank Josephs. Ducknall

Victor Wheeler Teaches Morning Bible Class at Braddock Street Church

Victor Wheeler will teach the Men's Golden Rule Bible Class at Braddock Street Methodist Church tomorrow morning at 9 45 visitors are invited to attend.

Victor Wheeler Braddock Street Methodist Church

Notable Visitors and Local Health Updates in Middletown

Mrs Will Hallford of Washington and Miss Opelia Dor ming of Fitzpatrick Ga guest this week with relatives. Russell McCauley and Elaine Knott of Baltimore vacation with McCauley family. Arch ie Conner and Mrs. Gordon Keith plus Mrs Ruth Miller and Darlene visit. Jacob Rinker returns home from Winchester Memorial Hospital improving. Sam O Neal shows health gains. Mrs R B Moore leaves Lake Junaluska N C after two week scholarship to Leadership Conference. Daily Bible School students plan a Sunday morning review.

Middletown Will Hallford Washington Opelia Dorming Fitzpatrick Russell McCauley Elaine Knott Baltimore Walter McCauley McCauley Archie Conner Gordon Keith Ruth Miller Darlene Woodrow Cornwell Jacob Rinker Winchester Memorial Hospital Sam O’neal R. B. Moore Wednester Lake Junaluska

Revival Services Promise at Galilee and Local Happenings

Miss Mildred Lambert visits her parents in Ebenezer amid revival services at Galilee. Illnesses of Mary and A C Whitacre noted. The Rev Roy Schmucker to lead service August 6 at 11 30 am. Grain threshing dominates farm work with yields: wheat 16 28 bushels per acre oats 30 40 rye 12 20. Local residents Milo LaFollette and Whitacres visit relatives.

Ebenezer Mildred Lambert R. P. Anderson A. P. Anderson A. C. Whitacre Roy Schmucker Melvin LaFollette D. S. Miller Elmer Whitacre Norman Whitacre Florence Whitacre

Drought Cuts Feed Production Shrinking Virginia Maryland Harvest

The Fifth District report estimate shows 14 000 Virginia and 30 000 Maryland seasonal workers needed for harvest and packing. Drought reduces feedstuffs, hitting hogs as spring pig crop falls 10 percent and fall crop expectations drop. Livestock liquidation could boost 1944 incomes but hurt 1945 farm prospects.

Richmond Fifth Federal Reserve District Virginia Maryland Fifth District

Weekend Visits Highlight Brucetown Social Notes

Brucetown residents share weekend guests from Baltimore Winchester and Cherry Point. The Swimley Home Demonstration Club met July 5 with thirteen members. Lima bean canning using a pressure cooker was demonstrated by Miss Yowell. Next month’s picnic will be hosted by Mrs Beulah Glascock. Mrs C T Hardesty reports on the Blacksburg Federation trip.

Brucetown Julian Snapp Jessup J. B Snapp Herbert Fisher Charles R. Duvall Cherry Point N. C Duvall Charles II Lucia Rita Casico Baltimore Martin Adams Lynn Whitacre Kenneth Kerns Winchester Andy Whitacre Robert Boden Raymond Boen Swimley Home Demonstration Landon Kackley Miss Yowell Clarke County Beulah Glascock C. T. Hardesty Federation Blacksburg

Local News From Green Spring Virginia Curated Social Notes

A roundup of友says Edgar Smoke returns home from Charlottes ville Hospital and Miss Florence Haishman visits, with many residents visiting friends and family. Mr. Jack Milburn illness. Delmar Saville and son Walter join James Brill and Chester Catlett visiting Harry Lutrell at Shockeysville. trips to Front Royal and Strother's Grove noted.

Greensppring Edgar Smoke White Hall Charlottesville Miles Greathouse Bessie Catlett Charles Marnier New York Florence Haishman Ohio Ernest Milburn Jack Milburn Delmar Saville Walter James Brill Chester Catlett Harry L. Luttrell Shockeysville Elsie Irene Catlett Front Royal John Newcome

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Wigginton Buried in County

Funeral services were held yesterday at St. Paul's Lutheran Church for Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Wigginton 76 who died Tuesday afternoon. The Rev Cather led the rites and interment followed in the adjacent cemetery with music by the Highland Avenue Chapel Choir. Pallbearers and flower girls are named. distant attendees included several relatives from Maryland and Baltimore.

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Mary Elizabeth Wigginton Cather Highland Avenue Chapel William Miller Adam Shirley Burton Ritter Edgar Mason Harry Copenhaver Joseph Wright Viola Boyce Va Pitcock Callie Grandel Mary Olinger Aletta Rudolph Nancy Sager Jess Bull H. R. Grim Russell Grim Baltimore Riverdale Clarence Racey Hagerstown Richard Fletcher John Sheppard Boyd Boyce

St John's Sunday School Plans August Picnic

Bloom Virginia August 3 The St Johns Sunday School will hold their annual picnic on the third Saturday in August. Miss Mae Crabill of Winchester was at her home here last Sunday. The Friendly Grove 4-H met at the Community Hall last Thursday evening. Cpl John R Cooper now stationed in New Guinea has recovered from his injury and returned to duties. John Clowser Seaman First Class is home on twenty day leave.

Bloom St. John’s Mae Crabill Winchester Friendly Grove 4-H John R. Cooper New Guinea John Clowser Seaman

Corner On Sports by Gene Miller Highlights Local League Growth

The column notes rising interest in city league play, potential expansion to more teams and possibly move into touch football or basketball. It praises Middletown Minks pitcher Judy, credits local success to youth development, and mentions upcoming Winchester Golf Club events including the Byrd Trophy and Governor’s Cup.

The Park Association Rouss Park Judy Winchester

Keep the invasion rolling Buy War Bonds today

A wartime appeal urges readers to support the war effort by purchasing War Bonds today, reinforcing patriotic duty and financing military operations. The message underscores national resolve and collective sacrifice to accelerate victory through defense funding.

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John T. Harris Harrisonburg, Va S. Main St Limoges Stonewall Jackson James A. Conrad Realty CO Christian Science Churches of Christ Scientist First Baptist Edward T. Clarke G. Carpenter New York Laboratory George Washington Hotel U. S Wered AG Gaga Ule le Ts Haldeman Haldeman’s Creamery the Acousticon Inst Munsey Bldg Shun Black Markets Red Cross Gene Miller Shenandoah Valley National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Ia Fame Virginia Tavern Park Rt. No Uncle Joe Puffenburger Little JO Ann Helen Bonnie and Buster WSVA Harrisonburg Barn Dance Gang Buck Ryan Fiddler Mary and Maud Singing Sweethearts Bill Bailey Sonny Gilliam Cowboy Slim
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