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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1957

Page

3

County Churches Schedule Area Methodist and Brethren

The list details Sunday worship times and Sunday School sessions for multiple churches across Brucetown Winchester and Stephens City areas. It names pastors such as J S Peebles John C Livingston Richard L Nesselrodt Arthur G Carper Kenneth Walter C B Glover and more with service times ranging from 9:45 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. and evening services.

Burnt Presbyterian Church Albin John C. Livingston John T. Solenberger Church of the Brethren Salem Stephens City Arthur G. Carper W. L Riegleman Ross Boyd Evangelical United Brethren Church Winchester John E. Oliver Pleasant Valley Mt. Pleasant CBS Red Bud Franklintown Holiness Christian Kenneth Walter Hayfield Assembly of God Church C. B. Glover Montague Avenue W. C. Eastridge Round Hill Macedonia Kernstown Carroll C. Goodridge Fairview Refuge Greenwood

Local Churches in Clarke County Schedule

Clarke County religious notes list Berryville Baptist Boyce Baptist Duncan Memorial Methodist Stone’s Chapel Presbyterian and White Post Methodist Charge services with pastors and weekly times including Sunday School worship and special activities. Details include dates, session times, and missions across Berryville Paris Millwood Mt. Carmel and White Post.

Stone’s Chapel Presbyterian Church Robert D. Goshorn White Post Methodist Linwood Daniel Boyce White Post Millwood Mt. Carmel Paris

Dinner guests at the Snapp home include regional visitors

Recent dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Snapp were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hammock and children from Reliance, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Baker of Winchester, and other visitors from Winchester including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bagardner, Mr. and Mrs. Al Wingel and children, and Mr. Perry Wright. Ralph Ye and son Stevie spent Tuesday at the Frye Home.

Ralph Stevie Frye Middletown Amye Clerk Warrenton Arleigh Jackson Bunny Jackson New Bern N. C George Clarke Theodore Willey Winchester Memorial Hospital Nick Prillaman Martinsville Courtney Grim Edna Long Archie Manuel William Steed Tom Sperry Phh. Wakeman T. J. Wakeman Jerry Ralph Wakeman Paul Cadwallader Cornelia Cadwallader T. Ainsworth Sperry Barbara Buzzy Sperry Effie Coffelt Eliott Wright Hollis Coffelt Walter Little Mark Sperry Trone Sperry Julian Kline Betty Hammack Madison College Mickey Flowers Camp Momouth N. J C. B. Hammack Rob Miller Miller Richard Borden Harrisonburg W. Porden Don Borden H. C. Borden Tommy Borden Lelia Morse Kit Portsmouth Myrtle Rhodes G. W. Borden Peyton Curtis Andrews Andrews John Stanley Staunton Jimmie Walter Langley Harold Walter Elizabeth Larrick Lucy Elsen Silas Keller Dorothy Keller Washington Charles Barbe Howard Owings Will Owings Fanny Roger Kline R. E. Rogers Ent George Carbaugh Hyatteville E. Rogers Alexandria Lewis Wallihan Front Royal Harry Matthews Enory Matthews Carl Baker Arlington and Falls Church Louis Baker Boyd Roadcap J. H. Hamilton Wesleyan Service Guild C. E. Line James Bennett Bennett Claude Cooley Raymond Headley Jr Hyattsville, Md

Nursery School Pupil Clips Gin Bottle Picture

An Omaha nursery school teacher handed a four year old a magazine and asked him to cut out a picture his father would like. The boy calmly used scissors to clip out a picture of a bottle of gin from the page.

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Middletown social notes and visits across town

Middletown residents host and visit relatives across the area. Numerous guests from Warrenton Alexandria Baltimore and Winchester are noted, with several church and club events including a Middletown 4-H Club meeting and planned demonstrations.

Christmas Visits and Family Gatherings Across Gainesboro Area

The week’s social notes show Rev. and Philip Weeks with relatives in Lynchburg during Christmas. Edith DeHaven visited daughter in Winchester. Owens visited Dave Owens in Alexandria. Ritter family spent Christmas in Hagerstown Maryland. DeHaven relatives hosted Eugene and Bobby DeHaven with others in Baltimore and Winchester. Various locals including Smith, Dye, Johnson, Davis, DeHaven, Palmer and others shared meals and calls across Winchester, Draper, Norfolk and Fort Jackson.

Gainesboro Philip Weeks Lynchburg Edith DeHaven Rana Hottle Winchester Roy Owens Dave Owens Alexandria N. W. Ritter Hagerstown Virgil DeHaven Eugene DeHaven Bobby Baltimore John Fearnow Nathaniel DeHaven Frank Bonnie DeHaven Paul DeHaven Walter Smith Ernest Dye Draper Delia Johnson Mary DeHaven Joseph Davis Ray DeHaven Bobby Davis Norfolk Earl Brill Fort Jackson D. C Martha Dubruller Joseph Davis Jr Cletus Palmer Frank Brown Irene Dellinger Esther Davis Ellen Fisher Bill Davis J. W McIinee Ernest Adams

Children Singing Class Starts Winter Term at Winchester Studio

Prof Harold Reeves Yarrell hosts a winter term for children aged 10 to 15 at his Winchester studio in the Church of Christ Valley Ave and Lambden St. The program teaches singing fundamentals, diction, sight reading, and musicianship with two concerts annually. Call Mohawk 2 5489 after 5 pm for info.

Harold Reeves Yarrell Winchester Church of Christ, Valley Ave Lambden St

Forecasting 1957 With Vitamin Pills and Vivid Visions

HAL BOYLE predicts a sensational 1957 marked by foreign tensions, political shakeups, stock market fever, and Hollywood marriages that end quickly. The column foresees Anglo American accord, rising hotel rates tied to oil imports, a new TV era, and quirky prophecies from world leaders to a stretch accordion garage.

New York Europe United States Walter Winchell Steve Allen Ed Sulivan Lassie Rin-Tin-Tin Hollywood Doug Fairbanks White House Casey Stengel New York Yankees Pravda

Post Office Clerk Destroys Missed Mail In Office

In Dallas a clerk at the dead letter office destroyed undeliverable letters after omitting his name from them. He realized the error only when his wife, visiting elsewhere, noted she could not reach him by mail.

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Also Mentioned on This Page

Brucetown J S. Peebles Welltown Crums Stephenson Burnt Factory Carpers’ Valley Calvary Church of the Brethren Front Royal Road J. F Wine S. S Richard L. Nesselrodt Clearbrook Presbyterian Church Joseph Duckwall Francis Asbury Memorial Methodist Harry C. Renner Howard's Chapel Shockeysville Hites Old Depot Chidren Gravel Springs Lutheran E. B. Smith Bethel Fremont Grave Springs M. St. James St. Joan Hebron Baptist Church Gore Morris Cather Robert J. Martin T. G Adams Hopewell Meeting House Clearbrook Firsteday St. Paul's Lutheran Church Cedar Creek Oren Snapp St. Stephens A. T Rollins North Frederick Charge Alan C. Peer Chestnut Grove Little Mountain White Hall Sunnyside Presbyterian Church James E. Beahm Salem Regular Timber Ridge Congregational The True Church of Jesus Church Rowe 50 Baker's Fruit Stand Young Peoples Service L. F Hardesty Trinity Lutheran Church Luther League Clarke County Berryville Baptist Church Boyce Baptist Church Paul E. Reiter Orio Royston Duncan Memorial Methodist Church Berryville Virginia W. N. Raney Investors Loan Corp S. Louodun Ph Pine Motor CO Dodge Plymouth Rosenberger Mrs Cora Rosier Advertising Council Law Roland Bennett Mattie Ogden Grafton Ogden Melvin Ogden Dick Brown Frances Ogden Lucy Rinker W. W Kline William Kline Abe Ershaw Barbara Kline Danny Scott Brenda Kay Clayton Henderson Dick Robin Vernon Kline Philip Kline 4-H Club Agnes Shirley Jo Ann Greene Carol Owings Barbara Dodson E. Boscawen St Anderson Ibel Hal Boyle Mary Pickford Rin- Tin-Tin General Electric At&t South Congress Ivan Gladovitchsky Florida Thad N. Cameron St Ralph Hawbaker Mercersburg Pennsylvania Donald Scruggs Winchester’s Old Strong Bank U.S Nelson John C. Blackburn Roy Harper Howard A. Holland John L. Kater Elsie Mathews Frank Armstrong National Fruit Product Company, Inc Harold G. Brown William M. Battaile B&m Chevrolet Sales Co Ralph N. Dorsey W. Nelson Fage Marry F. Byrd Jr Winchester Evening Star Allen T Hawthorne F. Schenck Schenck Foods Company, Inc Robert B. Fuller Agr H. Robert Edwards Robert D. Glaize H. K Benham Claude R Cammer Valley Distributors Inc J. Sloan Kuykendall Attorney At Law Edward 1 Williams Riverton Lime and Stone Co Shenandoah Valley National Bank Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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