Attend Church Sunday Gainesboro Services
Gainesboro Circuit Methodist Church invites attendance for all day services on September 1. Activities include Sunday School at 10 am, layman service at 11 am led by Wade Luttrell, and a 3 pm sermon by Rev W W McIntyre. Evening service at 8 pm by the pastor.
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Gainesboro Circuit
C. B. Larrick
Pine Grove
Wade Luttrell
Martinsburg
W. W. McIntyre
D. D
Gainesboro
White Post Circuit Worship Notices
White Post Circuit announces worship times with Rev. W D Sheets. White Post at 11 a m for worship and sermon. Millwood at 8 p m for worship and sermon. We invite you to worship with us.
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White Post
THE
Methodist Church
W. D. Sheets
Millwood
Winchester A B Charge and Area Church Services
Mt Pleasant Sunday School 10 a m W M A program 7 p m Divine Worship 7 30 p m Pleasant Valley service Old Stone Church Sunday School 10 a m Divine Worship 11 a m Christian Endeavor 7 30 p m Red Bud Sunday School 9 30 a m Preaching 3 p m
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Winchester
A. B
WM. B. Obaugh
Mt. Pleasant
Pleasant Valley
Old Stone Church
Christian Endeavor
Little Mountain
Red Bud
Taim
Reliance United Brethren and Disciples Notices
Religious notices for Reliance United Brethren and Disciples of Christ list pastors and service times across several chapels and towns with public invitations and reunion address at Augusta West Virginia. Circuit schedule includes Bible schools morning worship epworth leagues and evening services at multiple churches and towns.
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Disciples OF Christ, Rural Charge
S. J. Goode
Ebenezer—Bible School
Smith
Augusta
W. Va
Capon Bridge—Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Cedar Cliff Church Services and Programs
Cedar Cliff group Presbyterian led by Minister Julian T. Owen lists church school at 9 30 a m morning worship at 11 a m and a Friday youth program. Cedar Creek church school at 10 a m and evening worship at 7 45 p m Mount Hope morning worship at 9 45 a m church school at 10 30 a m.
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Cedar Cliff
Presbyterian
Julian T. Owen
Cedar Creek
Mount Hope
Jubilee Services At Salem Congregation
Church of the Brethren Salem congregation announces Sunday School at 10 a.m. and preaching on the second and fourth Sundays from Salem near Stephens City. Pastors LR Fahnestock and Rev W L Riggleman invite all to attend with services on the first and third Sundays at 11 a.m.
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Stephens City
W.ethodist Church
Domer Welch
Fairview
Kernstown
Church OF the Brethren
Salem
LR. Fahnestocek
W. L. Riggleman
Jubilee
Royal Pike
Praising God for His Blessings Sunday School Lesson
A Sunday school lesson overview praises Jehovah for blessings from Psalms 103 and 107. It urges gratitude for family, home, and comfort, notes forgiveness and mercy, and recalls God guiding and sustaining people through storms and exile.
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Jehovah
Opequon Group and Stephens City Lutheran Parish Services
The notice lists Sunday School and service times for Opequon Memorial Burnt Church Round Hill and Opequon Chapel with Christian Endeavor in the morning and evening. Stephens City Lutheran Parish under Pastor F L Roof shows St Paul Trinity services and Lutheran League events with weekly prayer and vesper schedules. It urges church support during a chaotic era.
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Opequon Group
Yterian
M’gay
Opequon Memorial
Burnt Church
Round Hill
Christian Endeavor
Opequon Chapel
Stephens City
Chambersville Notes Report of Local Visits
Chambersville residents share social visits with neighbors and relatives. Viola Bradfield and daughter visited Winchester. Abner Anderson visited Luther Hamilton. J Ward of Philadelphia spent the week with G L Roser. Mrs J E Patterson improves after illness. Loring Ritter visited P H Ritter. Annie Marie Brewer stayed with Colleen Rosier. Henry Boyce and F C Boyce hosted a Sunday visit.
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Chambersville
Viola Bradfield
C. J. Keckley
Winchester
Abner Anderson
Luther Hamilton
J. Ward
Philadelphia, Pa
G. L. Roser
Annie Marie Brewer
Colleen Rosier
Henry Boyce
F. C. Boyce
Change of name approved for doctor with multiple aliases
In Pittsburgh a doctor seeking a name change testified he was known as Ichoks Sloms Tacs Jizchok Taitz and Izaks Sloms Taics. The judge approved Amerinizing his name to Irvin Sloms Taitz reflecting his chosen identity.
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Pittsburgh
Ichoks Sloms
Irvin Sloms Taitz
Brush Creek Notes From Siler And Nearby Towns
Aug 30 Brush Creek notes describe visits and calls among residents of Siler Martinsburg Cross Junction and Hagerstown. Families including Collis Mau ry Whitacre Dailey Kerns Lamp and Hinckle are mentioned with routine calls visits and a Shenandoah county man operating a local sawmill on the Hyde land.
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Brush Creek
J. R. Collis
Martinsburg
W. Va
Siler
Bettie
Blythe Maury
P. B. Heironimus
L. V. Heironimus
Hagerstown
F. C. Heironimus
L. C. Dailey
R. M. Kerns
Harvey Mauzy
Nora Whitacre
Audrey Whitacre
Vitamins Shortage Threatens European Survivors Say Scientist
North Carolina biochemist Prof. G Howard Satterfield warns that war induced malnutrition will doom thousands as vitamin shortages trigger blindness stunted growth and respiratory infections. He cites Denmark Port Arthur Ket-El-Amara sieges and costs of purified vitamins to illustrate the danger. He notes synthetic production is costly with vitamin A unavailable vitamin B priced at 800 a pound and vitamin C at 40 a pound.
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Frank B. Gilbreth
Raleigh
N. C
Europe
G. Howard Satterfield
North Carolina State College
Satterfield
Denmark
Port Arthur
Ket-El-Amara
Mesopotamia
Weather Aids Crops While Neighbors Bemoan Rain Delay
In the county last week threshing continued as rains helped buckwheat late potatoes and other crops. Several residents are laid up with grippe. Nettie Lamp visited her daughter and son in Gore Virginia. Clinton Tinsman and family could not move into their new home due to rain and will relocate when weather improves.
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Grippe
Nettie Lamp
Allen DeHaven
Gore
Clinton Tinsman
Radio call sent to 200th anti aircraft unit
In Santa Fe on August 30 a radio relay warned Battery C of the 200th anti aircraft regiment to contact National Guard HQ. Troopers believed the message was for service, but the call urged participation in fiesta festivities.
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Santa Fe
N. M
200Th
National Guard
Phantom ship at Crater Lake draws Massachusetts tourist
A Massachusetts tourist asks Rae Beaver of the Oregon Motor Association what time he must reach Crater Lake to see the phantom ship, a rock formation in the lake center, go by.
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Bend
Ore
Massachusetts
Rae Beaver
The
Oregon Motor Association
Crater Lake
Local notes from Armell Brevities update residents and visitors
The Armell brief mentions several moving or visiting townspeople. Walter Biggs of near Armell is ill and at Walter Reed Hospital. Turner Bowen moves to Winchester for work. Mrs. John S. Holt plans a brief stay at Ken Holt while in Pittsburgh. George Cornwell returns to Hillsville with Elder Cornwell. James Porter returns to Toledo after visiting relatives. J M Woolford visits Front Royal. Marguerite Shiley returns to Charlottesville and visits Washington, D C with friends. Elder Cornwell recovers from a fractured wrist. Armel and Price couples visit Gordonsville. May Manuel visits from Farley Whites Post. George Fleury and daughter Lena spend time in Winchester. Mrs. Haymaker improves from muscular condition. G E Armel relatives visiting Marlboro.
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Armel
Walter Biggs
Near Here
Walter Reed Hospital
Turner Bowen
Winchester
John S. Holt
Pittsburgh
Ken- Holt
George Cornwell
Hillsville
Elder Cornwell
James Porter
Toledo
W. W. Porter
J. M. Woolford
Front Royal
G. W. Haymaker
Marguerite Shiley
Charlottesville
S. R. Shiley
James P. Reardon
James P. Reardon, Jr
C. E. Armel
M. F. Price
Harry Rickard
Gordonsville
May Manuel
Farley
Whites Post
George Fleury
Lillian
India Demands Complete Independence From Britain
Nehru declares India will back the Allied fight only if independence is acknowledged. He criticizes Lord Linlithgow’s empire partnership pledge as Imperialist policy and says Congress seeks an elected constituent assembly to draft India’s constitution. Autonomy has been suspended and autocratic rule prevails.
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Bombay
Associated Press
India
Britain
Pandit Jawaharal Nehru
Indian National Congress
Nehru
Lord Linlithgow
India Congress
Congress
England
America
France
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