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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1939

Page

5

Christ Episcopal Church Service Schedule

Rev. Robert B. Nelson presides at Holy Communion at 8 a.m. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Morning Prayer and a sermon titled The Strength and Protection of God at 11 a.m. Prayer for the week asks for God’s protection amid dangers and frailty of nature.

Christ Episcopal Church Robert B. Nelson

Church Services and Events at the Church of Christ

Rev Charles Hume Funk leads Sunday School at 945 and worship at 1100 with a sermon Following the Un seen. Christian Endeavor at 630 for Juniors Young People and Seniors. Evening Worship at 530 with Christianity Strikes Economics. Prayer Service Wednesday 745. Young People's banquet at 630 with guest speaker W Merideth Woodstock.

Church of Christ Charles Hume Funk W. Merideth Woodstock

Southern School Students Spick and Span Society

Reading, Pa A report shows the 8 8 8 S S organization formed by junior high pupils pledged to keep themselves, building and grounds clean. Superintendent Thomas Ford investigated and learned the group stands for Southern School Students Spick and Span Society.

Reading S. S Thomas Ford

A Few Cents a Day Keeps Backaches Away

Read about a new guaranteed RIS test claimed to improve kidney and bladder function, offering restful sleep through the night. Advertisers list Harris Cut-Rate Service Store and Miller's Drug Store in Winchester, Virginia, and Peoples Service Drug Store as sellers.

Harris Cut Winchester Miller's Drug Store Peoples Service Drug Store

Church Services and Sunday Concerts At Market Street M E

Church offerings at Market Street M E include morning worship 11 a m with sermon Faith and Faithfulness and junior choir. Afternoon concert 3 30 p m by Albert Jackson Ruppell and William Wright Wood Jr. Evening worship 7 30. Lutheran Our Savior schedules services, youth leagues, vespers 8 p m with Lord Still Reigns, and meetings at North Market as listed.

Market Street M. E Herman McKay Epworth Albert Jackson Ruppell Mus. Bac William Wright Wood, Jr Lutheran Church of Our Savior C. Worthington Lowe Eleanor Crisman Grace Carpenter S. Market Street Howard Stine Archie Weatherhal North Street

Sunday Services at First Baptist Church Schedule

Rev Dr E T Clarx presides as pastor. Sunday School at 9 45 am. Morning worship at 11 00. Junior Young People at 6 30 pm. Evening worship combined with Intermediate and Senior Young People at 7 30 pm.

First Baptist Church E. T. Clarx

Highland Avenue Chapel Service Schedule

Rev Herman J. Womeldorf leads Sunday activities with Bible classes at 3 p.m. and 6 45 p.m. Young People meet at 7 30 p.m. for evening worship and a sermon by the pastor. Thursday prayer service follows at 7 30 p.m.

Highland Avenue Chapel Herman J. Womeldorf

Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Services

Reverend Ronald S Wilson leads Sunday School Bible classes at 9 30 a m and worship at 11 a m Sermon by the pastor at 6 30 p m Young People of the Church Miss Mary Bittinger speaks at 7 30 p m Evening worship follows Mr Wilson preaches at 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer service in the midweek program

Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Ronald S Wilson Mary Bittinger Wilson

Church Services and Programs Listing

The notice records service times at First Brethren and Grace Lutheran churches. It lists morning and evening worships, Bible School sessions, Christian Endeavor, evangelistic service, School of the Bible, theology classes, prayer meetings, and a sermon by Dr. Waltemyer from Gettysburg with Luther League activities. Sunday hours include 9.30 a.m. for worship and 9.45 a.m. Men’s Bible Class.

First Brethren Church Norman H. Uphouse Bible School C. Frye Christian Endeavor World Wide Missions School of the Bible Grace Lutheran Church W. C. Waltemyer Gettysburg Luther League

South Winchester Methodist Church Services Notice

Services held in Miller School building Whitlock Ave Rev Harry Balthis pastor Church School 10 a m George Haines superintendent Worship 11 a m Sermon Why Missions by the pastor Evening worship 7 30 p m sermon The By-Products of Christianity by the pastor In stead of the usual Prayer Service Wednesday our people will meet at the School building at 7 10 o'clock that evening and go in a body to the Young People's Revival service at Braddock Street

South Winchester Methodist Church Miller Whitlock Ave Harry Balthis George Haines Braddock Street

Braddock Street Church announces revival meetings and services

Braddock Street M E Church South led by Rev T M Swann lists programs for Sunday including Church School at 9 45 with Walter Shade as superintendent and a 11 sermon Her Monument by the pastor. Evening services at 6 45 youth and intermediate classes, 7 30 sermon Divisions in the Church. The Francis Asbury Union Youth revival begins next week at 7 30 with Bishop Peele and Dr Reesm as principal speakers and Friday hosts the Winchester District Youth Crusade Rally.

Braddock Street M. E T. M. Swann Walter M. Shade Young People’s Service Geraldine Mesick Francis Asbury Union Young People Winchester W. W. Peele E. J. Reesm

Church Schedules and Services Listed for Local Congregations

United Brethren Church led by Rev Bridgers with Sunday School at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 a m. Programs include Men and the Church, Intermediate and Senior C E, and an evening sermon in music. Pentecostal Mission and Centenary Evangelical And Reformed Church also schedule services and youth activities through the week.

United Brethren Church L. G. Bridgers W. P. Anderson C. E Floyd Haines

River of Salvation Revival at Mann M E Church

John Mann M E Church announces revival services starting Sunday with special message by Pastor Rev J W Langford. Rev J H Holland will preach Monday through Friday. Church School at 10 am worship at 11 am with The River of Salvation and 8 pm Evening worship on The Life Without God. All are welcome.

John Mann M. E J. W. Langford Epworth Agne God J. H. Holland

Mount Carmel Church Sunday School and Meetings

Mount Carmel F B Church announces Sunday School at 10 30 am with John M Morris as superintendent. The primary class will be reorganized with Marica Taper as instructor. Teachers and officers board meeting after classes. Special music at 8 30 pm. Covenant meeting Tuesday and Wednesday sessions.

Mount Carmel F. B. Church S. S. Spriggs John M. Morris Marica Taper Covenant Meeting

Stephens City School Days Critics Reporters

A student event titled Stephens City School Days includes critics Mary Boyd Agnes Grubbs and Turessa Kitchen. Reporters listed are Shirley Lillard Mary Frances McAboy Rachel Welsh Betty Hack Betsy Perry Elva Bowers Ferman Perry Cecil Teets and James Yeakley.

Mary Boyd Agnes Grubbs Turessa Kitchen Shirley Lillard Mary Frances McAboy Rachel Welsh Betty Hack Betsy Perry Elva Bowers Ferman Perry Cecil Teets James Yeakley

Conversation-Educational Value of Good Talk

The passage argues conversation is a tool for self expression and mutual understanding. It emphasizes its educational power, clarifying ideas, fixing facts, and shaping personality for social and business success. It advocates learning to write by speaking as a practical slogan.

Beca

Senior News Minute Biographies and Junior Verse

Dorothy Herrell is described as born in Winchester on April 22, 1922, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Herrell. She attended Woodstock school, joined Trinity Lutheran Church, led Luther League and Junior Choir, and took part in home economics and missionary groups. A long student story features songs and poems by Agnes Grubbs and Turessa Kitchen, followed by Junior News items listing daily attendance and a short verse about a town character named Tom Sutphin written by Rachel Welsh.

Senior News Minute Dorothy Herrell W. H. Herrell Winchester Woodstock Stephens City Trinity Lutheran Church Luther League Young Women’s Missionary Society Juliana Gertrude Clark Helen Evans Mae Good Betty Hack Jane Hope Polhamus Helen Pappas Sally’ Pingley Helen Virginia White Maynard Boy

No EXAMS this year boosts junior class morale

The junior class shows bright smiles as exams are canceled. Students say the absence of tests motivates regular study and removes pressure. Freshmen list notes perfect attendance by Hilda Racey Louise Sager Averyl Warren Charlotte Wyant Neva Yates. Home Economics updates report a joint meeting with Strasburg chapter January 24 in the Presbyterian Church with talks and a play.

Hilda Racey Louise Sager Averyl Warren Charlotte Wyant Neva Yates

Steph ens City Publishes First Senior Yearbook

The Senior Class sponsors an annual for the first time with an order of about seventy. Work will begin on the annuals in about a week. The project aims for a successful debut for Steph ens City.

Stephens City

Farrar Family Marks School Graduation and Birthday Milestone

Dallas The Farrar family celebrated Boyce Franklin Farrar Jr. graduating from high school at night school on the same day as the 13 month birthday of his son, Boyce Franklin. The young father completed his studies despite his marriage keeping him from regular classes.

Dallas Farrar Boyce Franklin Farrar, Jr

Calf James Bol Fights Forest Fire With Fire Break

Marysvite Calf James Bol feeds his dog to the scene and sprint to the blaze. He scratches a fire break around the flames and stamps out the fire as forest ranger E E Boehm describes in a demonstration.

James Bollinger E. E. Boehm

Evening Star Ladies League Results Summary

The Evening Star Ladies League posted last night results with Hershey beating Piccadilly 3 0 and Handley edging Beta Sigma 3 0. Junior Women defeated Nurses 3 0 and Star Office beat Boyce. Industrial Aces topped National Fruit 3 0 while G A A fell to Cammers 2 1. Top game was Cammers 122 Dolphin 121 and Berry Jr 114 for Hershey, and high set F Van Deventer 324 for Boyce.

Hershey Piccadilly Handley Beta Sigma Nurses Star Office Boyce Industrial Aces National Fruit Cammers Dolphin Berry, Jr F. van Deventer F. Anderson Jasper G. A A F. Va Deventer Cunningham W. Hershey Handley See G. A. A. Saale Dup Beta Sigma Phi

Industrial Aces triumph in high team game standings

Industrial Aces rolled 499 for high team game and total 1,460 for high team series, ahead of Star Office and Hershey with 1,409 and Junior Women's Club Berryville at 1,403. Cammers posted 495, 4868 and 487 for notable scores.

Cammers Industrial Aces Star Office Hershey Berryville

Preakness Purse Could Top Eighty Thousand This Year

Pimlico officials estimate the 1939 Preakness purse may exceed 80 000, as Alfred Vanderbilt pushes to raise the stakes and prestige of America's richest three year old race. About 100 eligibles are counted for Sea Biscuit’s potential track record bid, with 164 page Preakness Brochure published to promote the event.

Baltimore Pimlico Seabiscuit Alfred G. Vanderbilt Maryland Jockey Club David F. Woods

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