Sunday church services and evangelistic notice
Rural charge and several churches announce Sunday services with Bible schools and sermons. Cedarville hosts evangelistic services starting August 11 for two weeks, inviting all to attend.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1941
Page
3
Rural charge and several churches announce Sunday services with Bible schools and sermons. Cedarville hosts evangelistic services starting August 11 for two weeks, inviting all to attend.
A Sunday school lesson outlines the Epistle of James urging practical faith. It highlights faith shown by deeds, self control, blessing and cursing from the tongue, and care for the poor, with notes on wisdom from above and patience under temptation.
Church of the Brethren Salem Congregation led by Elder L. R. Dettra invites all to Jubilee at Front Royal Pike with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. Salem near Stephens City hosts Sunday School 10 a.m. and preaching on the third and fourth Sundays at Coes. worship with us.
Mt Pleasant Unit holds Sunday School at 10 with worship at 11 and Dollar Day for Benevolence. Evening services 7 30. Monday 8 p m Official Board election. Missionary service and C E. midweek and quarterly events listed for Mt Pleasant Red Bud and Pleasant Valley. Bring eggs for preacher pension or offering.
The schedule lists preaching services for Stephens City charge with Rev. Homer Welch as pastor. First Sunday services: Stephens City 11 and Fairview 9 45, Kernstown 8. Second Sunday: Kernstown 11 and Refuge 9 30 and Stephens City 8. Third Sunday Stephens City only. Fourth Sunday Kernstown 11.
The Winchester Star directs readers to Page 4 for guidance and answers from their Information Bureau.
Arthur M. Field Jr a ministerial student from Union Theological Seminary in Richmond Va spends summer here and will occupy the Burnt Church pulpit at 11 oclock Sunday morning He has preached there before drawing interest from locals and visitors in Winchester area Everyone is invited to attend.
A reunion at the Old Stone Church near Greenspring on August 16 will feature special music by a trio of Mrs. Bruce Sheard Mrs. John Smith and Mrs. Leslie Shirley. About 500 people are expected.
Sunday School at 10 a m Young People C E at 7 30 p m Worship at 8 p m Preaching by the Pastor Topic The True Church of Philadelphia and Her Open Door Revelation 3 7 13 Also see Church Worship 11 a m Stephens City Church Sunday School 2 30 p m Worship 3 30 p m Ridings Chapel Sunday School 10 30 a m Greenway Sunday School 10 a m
Louis Palombizio reunited with his Hartford homecoming after serving in World War I describes seeing at Hendaye France customs a Nazi officer seizing francs from French travelers and the officers boasting about agents leaving with funds while others were allowed to retain money. He notes personal observations of about a dozen travelers and the celebratory behavior among Nazi agents before parting with “good luck.” Palombizio, born in Italy, had moved to the United States at age three and later served in the army.
Local notes list visitors and residents across Brush Creek Maryland including Clyde Collins family trip to Sherman Illinois and kin near Pleasant Valley A B Church Laura Dailey hosts at Grim home Virginia and Alverna Patterson visit Mauzy home Ruth Kern with I C Whitacre in Siler Va Martinsburg visitors to Laura Dailey Reynolds and Prosser from Martinsburg stop at Reynolds Store Whitacre family share time with Roy Bohner near Reynold's Store Luttrell family visits Ed Luttrell's in Siler Mary Luttrell and Festina Parkinson visit Ed Luttrell Catherine Adams visits Betsy Maury Alva Lamp and family call on Clinton Tinsman Two unknown men in a West Virginia car overturn rocks but suffer no injuries Berlin DeHaven improving Isaac Crouse Shockeys ville high blood pressure Ora Whitacre pine trouble.
Stephens City and nearby places host list of visitors and social calls. Mr. and Mrs. George Ritenour, Eva Ritenour and Calvin Ritenour of Los Angeles join Mark Ritenour of Woodstock and Wardensville's Bethel Liggett for extended visits. Private Robert Sargent from Camp Pendleton arrives to visit parents for ten days.
Mrs Paul Kern and daughter Annie Lee spent days with her mother Mrs Annie Hawlsing near Bloomery West Virginia. Miss Betty Lou Bradfield was in Washington Sunday. G L Rosier and two nieces Dorothy and Winifred Brewer and Mrs Grace William visited Charlottesville Sunday to see Colleen Rosier a University Hospital patient. Mrs Raymond Bradfield and Linwood Pole bought new cars. Mrs Raymond Holler recovering well from illness. L Adolph Richard of Washington led a weekend outing at his park in honor of sister Emmie Coper on her birthday.
Capon Springs W Va Aug 8 Clarence Bland, ill for some time, underwent a minor operation in Winchester Saturday and returned home much improved. Mr and Mrs Earnest Frye of Martinsburg visited Grover Slever's home Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Anderson of Moorefield visited relatives in the section. Mr and Mrs M K Bland of Wardensville were Sunday visitors at Clarence Bland's home. Mrs Judith LaFollette, seriously ill, is reported to be better at this time.
I C Hoffman reported at the Vegetable Growers of America meeting that a 30 watt opal lamp sped tomato fruiting in Wooster Ohio experiments. Lamps 60 to 500 watts were tested. 500 watt clear lights produced taller plants while 300 watt lamps gave high fruit set. Red light delayed production and spacing plants to 6.12 square feet yielded 12.57 pounds per plant.
Galilee church here concluded a ten day meeting with many ministers and delegations from nearby churches. Eighteen were added to the church as Rev. C A Quenzel and families visited relatives in the area. Community notes mention visits, a large Electric Company crew, and a homecoming for Harry Newlin now stationed near Virginia Beach.
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