Attend Church Sunday NOTICE
A list of city churches schedules Union Vespers at 7 p.m. on Sunday and various services. Sacred Heart and others list mass times, novena, Sunday school, worship, sermons, and special programs. Notable entries include Apostolic Church evangelistic service and Christ Episcopal Holy Communion at 8 p.m. with Sunday School at 9:45 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends Meeting House
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Julian F. Bullock
Apostolic Church
H. T. McGolerick
Christ Episcopal Church
J. B. Roe
Holy Communion
Temple G. Wheeler
Children’s Haven
Charles Town
Full Gospel Tabernacle
M. N. Zezzo
Christ Ambassadors
Church of the Nazarene
A. L. Leply
Sacrament Lessons and Local Church Services July 13 1947
Christian Science Lesson Sermon set for Sunday July 13 1947 with Bible citations from I Corinthians and I Chronicles. Local church schedules include Braddock Street Methodist morning services Bible school and youth fellowship, Mt. Carmel Baptist worship times, and junior choir performances.
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Cork Street
Churches of Christ, Scientist
P. E. Dick
Braddock St. Methodist Church
T. J. Hawkins
D. D
Mt. Carmel Bapt
A. T. Gaskins
Men’s Bible Class Notices Across Several Churches
Multiple church notices invite men to 9:45 a.m. Bible classes tomorrow at First Evangelical United Brethren First Baptist Market Street Methodist Winchester Presbyterian Braddock Street Methodist Grace Lutheran. Teachers include Lewis W. Fries John W. Simmons W. W. Glass Robert Jasper Carl Judy and Rev. W. E. Eisenberg with welcome for visitors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Samaritan
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Lewis W. Fries
First Baptist Church
John W. Simmons
Market Street Methodist Church
W. W. Glass
Winchester Presbyterian Church
Robert Jasper
Carl Judy
Korea
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Grace Lutheran Church
W. E. Eisenberg
God
City and County Realty Transfers Listed for Winchester Area
A series of real estate transfers in Winchester and Frederick County include Elsie M. Pingley to Kenneth W. C. and wife for parcels on Loudoun Street, several parcels west of Winchester, and multiple lot and land transfers in the Shawnee, Middletown, and Back Creek districts. Notable details show parcels near Round Hill, Route 50, and Senseny Road, with various buyer surnames and property boundaries.
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City “of
Winchester
Elsie M. Pingley
Kenneth W. C
S. Loudoun St
Violet R. Minor
C. A. Nelson
Dunlap St
G. Shendon
Dennis W. Hibbard
S. Kent St
For Sale 75 Acre Farm with House and Outbuildings
For sale a 75 acre farm with a six room house barn and all outbuildings. Includes electricity and sits on a good road. Contact Tommy D. Lockhart at 109 N Loudoun St or call 7470.
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Tommy D. Lockhart
Loudoun St
Land Transfers in Opequon Back Creek and Frederick Areas
Winchester area records show Mary Louise Holladay transferring 180.9 acres to J S Stover near Stephens City in Opequon district. J W Smoke sells 39 acres plus improvements about 7.5 miles south of Route 50 in Back Creek district. County school board transfers 10 acres to Frederick County Fruit Growers Assn Inc on west side of Route 11 extension. Emma Henrietta conveys 13.92 acres west of Route 11 near the Bartonsville Mill to Bernard K Smith.
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Frederick County
Herbert S. Larrick
O. R. Bailey
Stonewall
Laura V. Baker
Marjorie Dixon Morton
Winchester
Round Hill
Frank S. Miller
James C. Mathers
Miller Heights
Roy Vinal
Alva James Kerns
Back Creek
Loy E. Eaton
Loring R. Nail
Naomi ©. Jones
Harry W. Luttrell
Shawnee
Front Royal-Winchester Pike
Florence Cooper
Alfred Cooper
Walter R. Crowser
Edward D. Clowser
C. Franklin Anderson
Richard Alfred Hoover
Glaize Ave
J. Frank Weirich
John R. Weirich
Middletown
L. Luttrell
Denzil Bolen
Kernstown
Ralph E. Giles
Jacob D. Colvin
Senseny Road
Mary Louise Holladay
J. S. Stover
Stephens City
Opequon
J. W. Smoke
George H. Conrad
County School Board
Frederick County Fruit Growers Assn., Inc
Uae
Emma Henrietta
Bernard K. Smith
Bartonsville Mill
British vote on kind of royal wedding wanted
London report shows Daily Express asking Britons to vote on Elizabeth wedding style. Voter choice pits festive public celebration with funds against austere observance amid rationing. The paper frames life as drab yet offering a chance for joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Express
Elizabeth
the Express
Britain
Cats in surplus at Winchester SPCA for mousers
City cat surplus at Winchester SPCA available for farming barns or city buildings. Those needing mousers can call 5482 to connect with the society caring for the cats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
SPCA
Motor trucking employs vast U S workforce
About 5.5 million people work in motor trucking in the United States, roughly one in eleven workers, reflecting the sector’s large share of employment.
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United States
U. S
Tortoise Defines Land-Dwelling Reptile Group
The tortoise is a reptile member of the order that lives on land, with the name commonly applied to such terrestrial species within the family.
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E. T. Clack
Market St. Methodist
Lewis F. Havermale
William E. Eisenberg
First Evangelical United Brethern Church
F. G. Senger
John H. Rosenberger
Presbyterian Church
R. S. Wilson
Highland Avenue
J. S. Duckwall
Young Peoples
Congregational Christian Church
Robert A. Whitten
Centenary Church Evangelical and Reformed
S. L. Flickinger
Montague Avenue Methodist Church
John Teter
Loudoun Street
John Mann Methodist Church
E. H. Jackson
Waffle
Grimm’s
E. Boscawen St
Firestone Stores
N. Braddock ST
Union Vesper Services
The
Piccadilly St. and
Fairmont Ave
D.D
Cantable Choir
Jay S. Lowden, Director
Chas. W. Webber and Sons Plumbing
Dorothy Perkins
Leggett’s
Better Values
Dept Store
Winchester’s Fashion Center
Christian Science
Men's Bible Class
Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply
Northern
Cas
Chance
N. Cameron St
L& Bargain
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Chevrolet
Fisher
Ee Lowes Sr Cosy
Oates Avenue
North Loudoun
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