God Calls Moses to Lead Israel Out of Egypt
A sermon recounts Moses as the Levite child saved by Pharaoh’s daughter and raised in Egypt. After fleeing to Midian he tends flocks for 40 years, then at Horeb the burning bush reveals God calling him to deliver the Israelites to a land flowing with milk and honey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi
Nile
Miriam
Moses
Midian
Reuel
Zipporah
Gershom
God
Horeb
the Lord
Abraham
Jacob
Israel
Pharaoh
Egypt
Church listings and service times across several congregations
A regional church notices page lists multiple congregations with pastors and weekly schedules. Attending churches include Salem Congregation led by L R Delder and Ettra, New Methodists led by John Teter, and Brucetown and Gravel Springs Lutherans with listed service times.
Pleasant Valley United Brethren Church Schedule
Foreign Mission Board hosts a noon fellowship lunch with circuit members at Pleasant Valley. A 2:30 p.m. consecration service honors Rev. and Mrs. L. O. Shirley and I. Miding. G. Zeigler speaks on “The Meaning.” Otterbein Guild July meeting. offerings noted. Mrs. Brown to assume counsellor duties. Public invited to all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Mission Board of
United Brethren Church
Circuit
Pleasant Valley
L. O. Shirley
Ress
Miding
G. Zeigler
Otterbein Guild
Service Pictures On Display At Local Penney Store
This month the J C Penney department store displays all pictures of service men and women they can obtain. The public may bring in pictures of friends or relatives in the service and expect to retrieve them on August first. Penney associates promote the Bond and Stamp drive in July and request support through purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Penney Department
Penney
Pastor Ovelgie to Lead Three Evening Services
Pastor H. W. Ovelgie of Lansdown Pennsylvania will preach at 8 o clock Sunday Monday and Tuesday evenings July 11 12 and 13 at the Apostolic Church 814 South Cameron Street. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucetown
R. B. Moore
Burnt Factory
Corpers Valley
The
Methodist Union
Welltown
H. W. Ovelgie
Lansdown
Apostolic Church
South
Cameron Street
Local notices from Lebanon Church reflect community life
The column reports numerous visits and social events in Lebanon Church Virginia including hospital transfers, family gatherings in Winchester Martinsburg Middletown Strasburg and Opequon. It notes weddings birthdays and marriages such as Virginia Jane Lindamood to Grover Orndorff with brief wedding details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Windle
Winchester
Otto Wilson
Martinsburg
W. H. Bowers
Gladys McDonald
H. H. McDonald
Dinges Raymond
Apobbie
Kernstown
Frank Dinges
G. W. McDonald
Mildred Rinker
Capon Road
Ella Mae Ring
Jane Snarr
Kenneth Ball
Louise Palmer
Gloria Ann Pingley
Strasburg
A. E. Keller
Julius Keller
Jack and
Kenneth Zirkle
Edinburg
William McDonald
Washington, D. C
Ernest Flowers
Afien
Middletown
C. W. Windle
Ernest Lee Brown
Greensboro
D. C
Hilda Hall
de Beeler
Goldie W. Lewis
Bertha Smith
D. W. Himelright
Gertie Pingley
Walter Brown
Leslie Kilgallen
Charley McDonald
E. D. Funkhouser
Funkhouser
Ella Snapp
Opequon
M. H. Rhodes
Maynard Bayliss
Robert Bywaters
Ralph Marker
Annie Jane Bayliss
George Lindamood
Virginia Jane Lindamood
Grovereens Orndorff
Nathan Orndorff
Charles M. Orndorff
Record of War Time Spending Passes Bill Totals Discussed
Congress approved vast war time outlays with direct War Department spending at 59.03 billion dollars and Navy at 31.47 billion for 1944. Analysts project total armed services outlay near 107 billion for the six month session with other services adding about 17 million and non war items about 7 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ateroonths
Senaere Sae
Navy
United States
War Department
Army
War and Navy Departments
Cannon
D-Mo
Armed Services
Uncle Sam
Congress
War
OPA
WPB
Interior
District of Columbia
State-Commerce
Justice Departments
Treasury-Post Office
Uncle Sam Seeks Higher Fat Collection Totals
Washington July 9. American housewives turned in more waste kitchen fats in May totaling nearly 8 million pounds, the highest value in months. The monthly quota requires over 16.6 million pounds, more than double the amount collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Subsidies Policy Debates Follow War Congress Closure
The 78th Congress ends six months of wartime measures with unity on mobilization while splitting over subsidies to roll back food prices. Major actions include the pay as you go tax bill and manpower limits as well as the abolition of NYA NRPB and ongoing lend lease. Congress plans to reconvene September 14 to tackle revenue postwar planning and related issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
78Th Congress
Naion
Senate
Roosevelt
Commodity Credit Corporation
House
Manpower Commission
Congress
National Youth Administration
NYA
National Resources Planning Or
NRPB
Office of Cumantic
City and County Realty Transfers
Real estate transfers listed include multiple lot deeds and brick dwellings in Winchester with minor cash considerations. Property owners include Kremer Williams Blair Harper Sawyer Eliott Miller and Eagle estate executors among others, with parcels along South Washington Loudoun Leicester Shryock and North Market streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester John Ee Aass
South Camera
Harry R. Pingley
John Thomas Kremer
Shryock Avenue
Mary C. Williams
South Washington
Amelia Magruder
Walker S. Sota
Ee O. McKee
Clarence Itman
Virginia A
John W. Superieges
John C. Woolfolk
West Eas
Washington Street
George H. Eagle, Jr
George H. Eagle
J. T. Kremer
Ruby W. Sawyer
Naomi Sawyer
Shennon Hill
Lillie Lavinia Eliott
Harry H. Miller
Woodland Avenue
Property transfers and parcels in Shawnee and Gainesboro districts
The record details several land and property transfers. Listings include lots on West Cork Street and South Loudoun Street in Frederick County with values around $9,000, transfers from Lula V. Henson to James Percy Sheetz, and other deeds in Shawnee and Gainesboro districts. Additional conveyances involve parcels on Nierrade and a 9 1 2 acre tract, with values noted as $10 and other valuable considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Eagle
H. B. Garber
Cork Street
George H. Eagle, Jr
S. Bertha Williams
Loudoun Street
Frederick County
Lula V. Henson Et Als
James
Percy Sheetz
Shawnee
Orlef B. Shade
DeHaven
Nierrade
Martha Newlin
Henry ¢. Newlin
Gainesbroro
Robert W. Grady
Joseph A. Baecher
Taxpayers Top Twenty Five Million Incomes For 1941
A Treasury report shows 25,871,249 individuals filed income tax returns for 1941, up from 11,160,588 more than the previous year. The surge reflects growing tax activity amid economic conditions of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Ininamdeer Ces
Also Mentioned on This Page
Newman Campbell
King Festures Syndicate, Inc
Church OF the Brethren
Salem
L. R. Delder
ETTRA
Cephas Fahnestock
W L. Riggleman
Front Royal Pike
North Frederick New Methodist Church
John Teter
Howards Chapel
Chestnut Grove
Shockeysville
Little Mountain
White Hat
Stephens City
Gravel
Bethel Sunday School
Walnut Springs
Montague Avenue
Harvey Washby
Macedonia
E. E. Hall
Round Hill
Myra Payne
Greenwood
R. O. Daugherty
Bink Gobaree
Mt. Pleasant
G. Ziegler
Mezaana
Colgate
Lile Cut Price Store
N. Loudoun St
Ovelgie
Lebanon
J.W Grove Furniture
U.S. No
Pyrone
City & County Realty Transfers
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
George Washington Garage
Main St
Presley
Prius Kearr Newtir
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