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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1943
Page
3
Sunday services listed for CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH and THE FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE with nine area churches including Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church. Activities include Sunday School Morning Worship and additional evangelistic services plus prayer meetings. Christian Science readings at Christ Scientist Societies noted with scripture passages and text references.
Helsley Ch Helsley Nain Va Geo Helsley Superintendent messages show 8 o clock evening worship 7 30 prayer meeting 9 30 Sunday School 10 a m church school preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m morning topic A Pull Life preaching at Leetown 3 30 p m John Mann choir new singing 8 p m rally of the Woman's Christian Service all are invited
Edward T. Clarke D D leads the 11 a m morning worship and sermon. Prayer meeting held each Wednesday at 830 p m.
Morning worship at 9 45 a m with sermon The Believer s Daily Bible School at 10 45 a m led by A C Frye Sunday Sept 7 00 p m Christian Endeavor 8 00 p m Evangelistic Service sermon Has Christianity Failed and Where Is God In This War Prayer meet ing and Bible Study Wednesday 8 00 p m Cordial welcome to everyone
Church of Christ on Cork Street opens Bible School at 9 45 a m with Kenzel Whitacre Morning Worship and Holy Communion at 11 a m sermon In The School of Christ Evening worship suspended July and August Christian Endeavor 7 p m led by Douglas Sirbaugh and Miss Gloria Sirbaugh Braddock Street Methodist led by Rev T M Swann D D 945 a m church school Walter M Shade superintendent 11 a m sermon Cheapening Christian Discipleship 7 30 p m sermon The minority Report by the pastor
Centenary Church Evan Gel Reform ed by Rev 8s L Flickinger D D pastor. Church School at 9 45 a m Herman Lee Superintendent. Morning worship at 11 a m with a message by Mr J W Morrow.
The Congregational Christian Church announces Sunday School at 9.45 am led by Orville Hoover superintendent and Divine Worship at 11 am with Pastor Rev. Robert A. Whitten. Evening services pause in July and August. Christian Endeavor at 7 pm and church business meeting at 8 pm Wednesday.
The passage lists monetary figures likely representing totals or balances for a club’s finances. It presents a sequence of amounts in descending order with no clear events, dates, or names to identify a specific outcome.
Minister Rev L G Bridgers conducts Sunday school and Bible classes at 9 45. General superintendent Silas G Cather presides. Worship and sermon at 11 with subject Perfect eee 9 by 6 30. Young people 7 30. Evening worship. Thursday youth rally on church lawn at 6 30.
Sunday School at 3 00 p m with Elwood Willey as superintendent and Lee Rinker as assistant. Young People's Vesper Service at 7 15 p m. Evening Worship at 8 00 p m. A Children's Service. Thursday 8 p m Midweek Prayer meeting. The Gospel According to Mark.
Montague Avenue Methodist Church schedules 10:00 a m Church School with George R. Haines as superintendent and a 8 p m sermon by Rev Harvey W Ashby entitled That I Might Know Him The Junior Choir will sing no evening service Tonight Round Hill Church School Day Service invites parishioners to participate in multiple services
The Market Street Methodist Church with Rev. R. W. Vanderberry announces Sunday services at 9 45 a m Church School 11 00 a m Morning Worship with a sermon titled For Heroes Only Evening services are not held during July Senior Youth Fellowship meets at 7 p m
The St Paul A M E Church lists Sunday School at 10 a m Noonday service at 11 a m evening program at 8 p m by the Lincoln Park Quartet Monday night board meeting Wednesday night prayer service all are welcome Sabbath School at 10 30 a m sermon at 11 a m and 8 30 p m by Rev W M Berry of Piedmont West Virginia a prayer service at 7 30 p m public is invited to attend these services
A recruiting sergeant from the Aviation Cadet Training in the Army Air Corps will visit Winchester on Tuesday July 27 to interview and administer mental examinations for enlistment. He will be at the Elks Home from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. examinations start promptly at 10. Age limits are 17 to 26 years inclusive.
Allied forces report an Italian admiral named Pirato Leonard, commander of the Augusta naval base, captured in Sicily while Allied headquarters in North Africa confirm the July 23 operation. The announcement highlights progress against Italian naval leadership in the Mediterranean theater.
Dr. T. V. Soong the Chinese foreign minister arrived in Britain today on an official visit at the invitation of the government.
The Dr. Frank T. McFaden Bible class of the Presbyterian Church held its annual class picnic Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs McSherry Lupton on Miller street. About 65 attended with Jay Lowden Phil Hunter Irvine Cather in charge of the committee. Officers include W W Glass teacher Alson S Hott president Jay H Lowden and Dr A B Groves vice presidents Joe Hotinger treasurer Paul Dettra secretary. Transportation was by I Fred Stine and Irvine Cather with Herman Stine acting as chief usher. A team of horses owned by Mr Stine ferried guests, Irvine Cather added a spring wagon for extra capacity. Roast corn on the cob was a highlight of the menu with invited guests including Rev Alfred W Eppard and family and Rev Ronald W Wilson and family.
Portland July 23. Tin hatted women workers are guiding talk in the shipyards as men grow more restrained. Mrs Martin notes fewer unprovoked profanities since women took over yards while acknowledging some coarse exceptions among the shipyard sisters. A department lunch hour cigarette stake costs $1.70 to remove a vacuum bottle stopper.
Corporal Merle Griset, a former Orange County NYA supervisor and Santa Ana junior college tennis instructor, has drawn about 3000 letters in 16 months overseas. He writes back four pages per letter to relatives, friends, NYA students, and tennis pupils while serving as an air force fighter group supply clerk in Australia.
The McFaden Bible Class and the Open Door Bible Class will meet in the Pes Hahmd Class room at 9 45 morning. Rev. Alfred W. Eppard will teach the lesson and all members are urged to attend. Visitors will receive a cordial welcome.
Servicemen and families are listed with furloughs transfers and addresses. Sgt. Foreman visits his mother Elizabeth Foreman and his unit at Camp Gordon Ga. Cpl Walter Cain graduated from Tinax Field Madison Wis and is assigned to Boca Raton Field Fla. Pvt Beverley Beaver travels from Camp Van Dorn Miss. to Washington for family visit amid illness. Pvt Ralph A Cain moves from Camp Lee Va. to Camp Haan Cal. Lieut William H Bell returns to Air Transport Command after duty at Billy Mitchell Field and notes on Lib são tor planes.
The Rt. Rev. Frederick D. Goodmation will confirm a class at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning in Christ Church and preach. Parish rector Rev. Robert B. Nelson announced the bishop's visit as a notable Episcopal denomination service and all are invited. Bishop Goodwin will travel from Winchester to Orange, Virginia for an appointment at Woodberry Forest Academy.
Indianapolis July 24 the sign over a south side store counter reads Please do not offend the help reflecting a domestic moment in a brief city scene.
The Crusade Union Boy Singers will give a concert Tuesday evening July 27 at 8 oclock at Braddock Street Methodist Church. Twenty two choir members will perform. The group grew from H E K Whitney, long active in boys music since 1915, who helped form a boys quartet at a YMCA banquet and later attracted over one thousand boys to rehearsals within a year.
The J C Penney Company Stamp and Bond Rally succeeded last night with over 1200 stamps and bonds sold. July district sales reached 7872.55 dollars, aided by Mayor Anderson and Postmaster Nelson Page. McKnee's Band entertained while Philip Whitney announced sales. Ralph Comer received a 100 dollar bond and Raymond Fitzwater of Opequon a 25 dollar bond.
Senator Revercomb of West Virginia urged removing the professional uplifter from postwar negotiations to win U N support. He warned against idealists who might ignore national welfare and push world ideals, saying the United States should avoid premature policy declarations until the broader situation is seen.
A political figure urged that improving relations among nations requires a single decisive action. He argued the world’s mood affects how countries regard the United States and emphasized the need for thoughtful leadership to foster cooperation.
A fragmented debate frames a battle between loyal Americans devoted to the country and those seeking influence over others. The discourse centers on who truly acts in the nation’s best interest and how loyalty translates into policy amid rising tensions.
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