Revival Services Move Through White Hall and Bunker Hill
Darkesville Methodist Episcopal Church reports strong revival attendance with special music and cooperative spirit. Reverend C B Luce preaches at White Hall 11 a.m. Little Mountain 3 p.m. Bunker Hill 7 30 p.m. December 10. Services continue Monday at Darkesville and invite all to attend.
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Episcopal
Luce
White Hall
Little Mountain
Bunker Hill
Darkesville Methodist Episcopal Church
Bunker Hill Methodist Direct
Darkesville
Brucetown M E Church South Weekly Services and Notices
Brucetown circuit M E Church South lists services for Brucetown Burnt Factory Stephenson Welltown and Crums including Sunday school at 10 a m preaching times and a Wednesday prayer meeting at Mrs S J Swimley All welcome. Christianity is touted as the path to happier homes and useful men and women with an invitation to attend church Sunday.
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Thomas Morgan
Brucetown
S. J. Swimley
Burnt Factory
Stephens City Mission Notes and Sunday Services
The Stephens City M E Church announces the South Stephens City Charge with Pastor C C Bush. Services include Stephens City Sunday School 9 45 am Young People 7 pm Preaching 7 30 pm Kernstown Sunday School 10 am Preaching 11 am Communion service Pureview Sunday School 10 am Young People 7 30 pm. All invited.
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C. C. Bush
Stephens City
Kernstown
Aocoe
Pureview
Reverend Allen Jones Pastoral Notes
Pastor Rev Allen Jones presides at Cedar Creek Marlboro with Sunday School at 10 a m led by J M Boggs and preaching at 11 a m followed by communion. Cedar Cliff Vaucluse hosts Sunday School at 9 30 a m led by F Estes Kline and evening preaching at 7 30 p m by the pastor.
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Allen Jones
Cedar Creek
Marlboro
J. M. Boggs
Cedar Cliff
Vaucluse
F. Estes Kline
Reliance United Brethren Revival Services Under Way
Revival services are in progress Saturday and Sunday at 7 30 p m and all next week at Reliance United Brethren churches Rev J M Derrick evangelist and Rescue Mission worker will preach Crowds are increasing and a junior choir will sing choruses All welcome
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H. E. Richardson
Reliance
Christian Endeavor
Stephens City
Ridings Chapel
J. M. Derrick
Galilee Church of Christ Announces Services
The Galilee Church of Christ on Welldown Road led by Rev F B Sapp schedules Bible School at 10 a m with Charles E McVay as superintendent. Preaching and communion at 11 a m with an additional sermon at 7 30 p m. The public is invited.
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Bible School
Charles E. McVay
Vacancies Open for Marine Corps Drum and Trumpet Learners
A limited number of boys aged 17 to 18 may enroll at the Savannah Georgia Marine Corps recruiting station in December to learn drum and trumpet. Applicants need at least eighth grade education and stand not less than 6% inches tall. Additionally 35 high school graduates aged 18 to 30 will be accepted for general service. applications mailed upon request to qualified local young men.
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Marine Corps
Savannah
A. B. Drum
Farmhouse for sale near Kernstown with outbuildings
For sale or trade for small farm or orchard. New semi bungalow six rooms and bath with open fireplace two cisterns garage smoke house hen house con stable and 1% acres of land. Close to school and town. E. 8. Nicholson Kernstown Va. 12-4-5-8-31.
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Nicholson Kernstown
Apple Market Shipping Point Report From Winchester to Martinsburg
Shipping point market notes show demand improving and prices firm for apples moving Winchester Virginia to Martinsburg West Virginia. Carload terms vary with grades including U S No 1, Comb U S and Utility, with several price ranges and minimum lots, some shipments considered.
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Winchester
Martinsburg
Utility
U. S
Ganos
Ben Davis
Bush
Rochester
U S
Deadline Set For Civil Works Applications
Ray C. Hopkins deputy administrator of Virginia CWA visited Front Royal with Town Manager L. B. Dutrow and M. B. Canter to boost project applications. The deadline for receiving applications at Fredericksburg is Wednesday December 13.
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Ray C. Hopkins
Fredericksburg
Virginia
Front Royal
L. B. Dutrow
M. 8. Canter
Warren County
Mr. Hopkins
Stockholders Meeting Notice for Winchester Bank Directors
The annual stockholders meeting of Farmers & Merchants National Bank & Trust Co. will be held at its Bank House in Winchester on Tuesday January 9 1934 at eleven o clock A M. Directors will be elected and other business may be transacted. J H Yost Cashier. 12 8-oaw-4wks
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Winchester
Tusscay
Farmers & Merchants National Bank & Trust CO
J. H. Yost
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Harold G. Brown
Shenandoah Valley National Bank Meeting Notice
Notice from Shenandoah Valley National Bank at the Banking House Winchester that a directors meeting will occur on Tuesday in January. Harold G. Brown, Cashier, signs the notice and the transaction proper comes before the meeting.
Monster Turnip Displayed At The Star Office
A giant turnip weighing 6 1/2 pounds and 2644 inches in girth was shown at The Star Office yesterday. Raised by Joseph Snapp on Cedar Creek grade, the crop included about 20 acres of turnips with alfalfa. W. E. Newlin brought the turnip and said five others over four pounds have been found. Snapp plans to feed the crop to stock.
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Star Office
Joseph Snapp
Cedar Creek
W. E. Newlin
Tri Star Office
Universal Head Receives Film Praise Letter from Carl Laemmle
Miss Emma Howard Wight received a letter from Carl Laemmle president of Universal Pictures Corporation New York praising her film comments. The note highlights positive views on the industry and expresses appreciation for her insights.
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Universal
Emma Howard Wight
Carl Laemmle
Universal Pictures Corporation
New York
Capitol Theatre previews Mystery of the Blue Room and The Invisible Man
A local note from the Capitol Theatre discusses showings including The Invisible Man and Mysteres of the Blue Room. It praises the thrills and comedy in sequences and invites reader comments on the new mystery thriller slated for near future.
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Capitol Theatre
Wiilde Garout I
Ting Ts
Teig
New Ford V8 for 1934 to wow at dealers showrooms
Ford announces the 1934 V8 boldly surpasses 1933 in economy and comfort with dual carburetion and an advanced ventilation system. It highlights clearer windshields, redesigned interiors, color fenders, improved ride, and updated prices ranging from 515 to 625 dollars f. o. Detroit.
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Ford
Detroit
Real Estate Bond Sale Scheduled for December 23 1933
H. K. Benham as receiver for Peoples Bank announces sale at the county courthouse steps of two real estate bonds each worth 1000 dollars. Bonds are secured by a deed of trust on 69 acres in Opequon Magesterial District Frederick County Virginia, part of a six bond series.
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County Court House
C. W. Robinson, Jr
James Tuttle
Opequon Magestrial
Frederick County
Virginia
H. K. Benham
The
Peoples Bank, Inc
Stephens City
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