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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1931
Page
2
Olive Sunday School at 10 am Sermon at 11 am Christian Endeavor at 736 De Va Sunday Bible Read at 3 pm Endeavor meeting at 7 30 pm All members and the public are cordially invited.
The Frederick Circuit Methodist Episcopal Church South and affiliated churches announce a series of Christmas sermons and programs. Each church lists Sunday School times, Epworth League sessions, and Christmas programs through December 29, inviting all to attend.
A compiled schedule lists church activities across Brucetown and nearby towns. It includes Sunday School times, preaching and sacrament services, Epworth League sessions, and special Christmas observances led by Rev Seastruck and other pastors. Local congregations such as Burnt Factory Freemont Hayfield Williams Zepp and St John’s Mount Williams are noted with approximate service times.
Rev S J Goode leads morning services at the Church of Christ with a dedicatory hymnals service after worship. Delray Bible School holds 2 pm preaching, Capon Bridge hosts Christian Endeavor at 6 45 pm and evening worship at 7 30 pm. Communion observed at all services. Buy Christmas Seals.
Sacred Heart Catholic Church on Londons and Cecil Streets lists Sunday masses at 8 and 11 o clock with Sunday School at 10 am and Benediction after the late mass. The notice names Robert Hannon as a contact.
Reliance U B Richardson pastor leads a 11 am Christmas sermon The Sweetest Story Ever Told Riding Chapel hosts 3 pm The Great Christmas Gift Greenway offers 730 pm candlelight service with colored candles Sunday School and Christian Endeavor at usual hours Stephens City plans a Christmas program December 23 and Reliance December 24 A cordial invitation to all The note ends with a quip about confidence men and American confidence
Cedar Cliff Vaucluse Sunday School 9.30 a m Preaching 10.45 a m Mount Hope Chapel pastor to preach 3 p m on Sunday in the same notice.
Local friends of the Children’s Home Society of Virginia receive a letter from E Randolph Williams of Richmond president urging support. He recalls Christmas memories not for gifts but for the home, noting the tragedy weighing on many children and asking for help.
The Children's Home Society thanks donors for past gifts and urges Virginians to aid hundreds more homeless children this Christmas. The appeal emphasizes sharing with those unknown and wishing readers a merrier season through generosity.
Archdeacon Frederick W Neve of Ivy Albemarle county a longtime mission leader on the Blue Ridge Mountains is awarded the cross of honor of the Order of Langreal for distinguished service to church and humanity He is an English born Oxford graduate who entered the priesthood in 1880 and has spent 43 years in religious social and educational work in the Blue Ridge region in Virginia He was named archdeacon of the Blue Ridge in 1904
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Anderson living near the Berryville pike butchered a hog one day last week which weighed 560 pounds. They produced 150 pounds of lard from the hog.
State Highway Commissioner Henry G. Shirley argues railroads profit from highway construction and oppose diverting funds to the general fund. He says road building raises state wealth and employment and cannot be offset by removing motor vehicle competition.
Delegate C. C. Lauderback representing Page and Warren counties urged creating a separate state banking department. He noted few 1930 laws improved banking, and argued for a well rounded, trained body with broader supervisory powers.
The fact that 850000 students attend colleges is cited as evidence that the nation will not fail for lack of knowledge of football.
A local note suggests using ten hoarded spots to stimulate business by allocating them toward opportunities. The idea frames scarce resources as a lever to create more positive outcomes.
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