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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1942
Page
3
Galilee Church of Christ announces Bible School at 10 a.m. led by Supt Charles E. McVay. Communion service at 11 30 a.m. with discussion of Acts 17 led by minister Quenzel. Christian Endeavor at 7 45 p.m. led by Marie Clevenger on Some Great Missionary Doctors. Sermon at 8 15 p.m. Baptismal service to follow.
Listings for Pentecostal Miss ion at Braddock Street led by Rev J B Shade with Sunday School at 9 30 a m and services through the day plus Thursday prayer meeting. Disciples of Christ rural charge led by S J Goode with Ebenezer and Capon Bridge Bible Schools and morning 11 a m worship. First Baptist Church under Edward T Clarke D D with Sunday School at 9 45 a m and sermons on intercession and fellowship with midweek prayer Wednesday at 8 p m.
Church announcements list Sunday school and sermon times for multiple congregations including Bethel St John Fremont Gravel Springs St James and Salem with invitations to attend. Additional details note Jubilee Front Royal Pike services on the second through fourth Sundays and Salem near Stephens City sermons on the first three Sundays.
Pastor Rev. Walter Smith outlines preaching services. First Sunday at Pairview 9 45 and Kernstown 8. Second Sunday at Kernstown 11 and Refuge 9 30 and Stephens City 8. Third Sunday at Stephens City 11 and Fairview 9 45 and Kernstown 8. Fourth Sunday at Kernstown 1.
Montague Avenue Church School every Sunday at 10 00 am Worship with sermon on the Second and Fourth Sundays at 11 00 am Evening Worship each Sunday at 7 30 pm Greenwood Church School Sundays at 2 00 pm Worship with sermon First and Third Sundays after Church School Macedonise Church School Sundays at 10 15 am Worship Sundays after Church School Ep worth League at 8 00 pm Round Hill Church School Sundays at 2 30 pm Worship Second and Fourth Sundays after Church
Grace Church Middletown led by Pastor Rev C R Curtis offers Morning worship and sermon at 11 a m and an Epworth Sunday School at 2 30 p m Relief Sunday School at 11 a m. Youth Fellowship meets at 8 p m. Midweek services at Hites Chapel 8 15 p m with worship and sermon.
The Welltown church holds a sermon at 10 a m with church school at 11 a m. Crums follows at 10 30 a m with church school and a sermon at 11 30 a m Avereneon-nurek School offers 10 a m sermons and an 8 p m service. The public is invited to attend.
Reliance Church led by Pastor Chas P Walz announces services with Communion at 11 a.m. and Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. Greenway and Ridings Chapel hold services and Sunday schools with communion and young people's events scheduled. Stephens City hosts a 2 p.m. Sunday School session. All friends and members invited.
Opequon Group Presbyterian Churches announce Memorial Sunday School at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m with Communion. Opequon Chapel holds Sunday School at 10 a m Young People’s Vespers at 7 p m and worship at 8 p m with Communion. Rev Carlyle McDonald is pastor.
Cedar Cliff Church offers Sunday School at 9 45 a m and preaching at 10 50 a m with Communion. Cedar Creek holds preaching at 2 p m and Sunday School at 3 p m before the class due to the D W Bible School. Mt Hope conducts Sunday School at 2 p m and preaching at 3 p m. The public is welcome to all services.
The North Frederick circuit lists Pastors John Teter and Harri son Keckley with scheduled services at Howards Chapel White Hall Rest and Little Mountain including church schools and youth fellowships. The Lutheran Church of Our Saviour at 308 S Loudoun St announces Sunday School at 9 45 a m and Holy Communion at 11 a m led by Rev C A D Freseman with Harrison Keckley as superintendent.
Centenary Evangelic Church led by Rev. S. L. Flickinger offers Church School at 9 45 a m and Morning Worship at 11 with Independence Sunday observance and Communion on July 12. The Full Gospel Tabernacle plans evangelistic service at 8 p m and prayer meeting Tuesday at 8. St Paul A M E Church announces multiple services, revival by Rev. G H Voss from Mississippi at 11 on Sunday, and a tea at Miss Louise Stephens residence Sunday at 3.
A weekly lesson from the International Uniform Series explores Genesis 1 and 2, stressing God’s creation of the heavens and the earth, light and darkness, and the sixth day. The piece notes varying theories on daily durations, praises humanity’s likeness to God, and calls for faith in future moral progress.
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church hosts 9 30 Sunday School led by Harry Ridgeway, 11 00 Morning Worship by W A Wilkerson, 6 30 Young People meeting, 8 00 Evening Worship by Rev Charles C Cowsert of Front Royal. Wednesday prayer 8 00. Friday 8 00 Preparatory.
Sunday School at 3:00 p.m. led by Mr Elwood Willey superintendent. Evening service at 7:00 p.m. with Young People's Vesper. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper at 8:00 p.m. sermon by Rev Wilkerson. Thursday mid week service at 8:00 p.m.
Reverend Joseph Grant leads church services with Church School at 9 45 a m Holy Communion at 11 a m Evening Service at 8 p m An official board meeting Tuesday and a Woman's Society of Christian Service gathering Friday nights.
Plans for a Clarke County branch serving Greenway Chapel districts were outlined by Dr. Henry Clay Smith in Boyce. The old Boyce colored school will host the office and clinic on White Post road with Red Cross Nurses Aides assisting Miss Katherine Anderson. A venereal disease clinic will operate each Thursday, others to follow.
The oldest nation on earth, Egypt, again sits at the center of power struggles as arid ambitions across regions seek dominance. Strategically placed on the land bridge between Europe and Asia, Egypt remains crucial to warring powers. In Alexandria a bomb blast uncovered a sealed burial crypt, revealing valuable antiquities.
Cairo, Port Said and Alexandria anchor a triangle that defines Egypt's fate as war crowds out ancient rites. Nile floods, vast deserts, and a population of 16 million sustain cotton output and a major port system. King Farouk governs with British support as the army and air force expand while daily life blends Mohammedan roots with European influences.
The narrative contrasts wearing a tarbush with servant status shown by shoe quality. It notes extreme heat in 110 degree days, cold nights, and desert winter temps around 32 degrees. It mentions knowledge of ancient Egypt but debunks belief in crocodiles along the Nile.
White Hall residents report Mrs. Wilf Lamp is very ill at home. Mr. and Mrs. Carter Luttrell recently called on Mr. Ernest Luttrell of Green Spring. Albert Anderson is improving from illness. B F Strother has painted his house. Softball game was well attended last Monday night. Gerald Luttrells visited Tommy Hawk West Virginia with Charles Luttrell. Farmers are busy harvesting now.
The average American locomotive and tender together exceed 400 tons in weight, highlighting the massive size and power of steam locomotives used in rail transport.
Miami, July 3. Pan American Airways pilots who have flown long hours in U S service average seven years of working days in the air. Each man averages 14 242 flight hours and covered about 2 136 000 miles. Captains listed include Robert Fatt Basil L Rowe Frederick W Clark John T Rogerson George A Snow W W Bradley E Kelley Ralph A Dahlstrom H J Williamson and G J Ekstrom.
Richmond fire chief AF Taylor appealed for public help after 196 false alarms in six months. He warned about endangering lives and property, gasoline waste, and tire wear as miscreants trigger the blazes in the city.
In Moundsville West Virginia the United States army inducted a man who is called Grandpa Theodore Robinson aged 37. On induction day his daughter Helen Jackson of Cameron gave birth to a daughter.
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