Church Schedules and Religious Services Listed
A roundup of Sunday church services, Sunday schools, vesper times, and pastors across multiple congregations including Braddock Street Methodist, Centenary Reformed, Christ Episcopal, Christian Science, Congregational Christian, and more. Notable events include union vesper services at Friends meeting house and a church picnic at CaCap on State Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock St
T. J. Hawkins
Noval
M. Hottle
Friends Meeting House
CaCapon State Park
Methodist Clergy Picnics Today at Skyline Caverns
Winchester district ministers and families meet from 5 to 8 p m at Skyline Caverns Front Royal for fellowship. Bishop W W Peele presides at a vesper service. guests include Mrs Peele Dr C C Bell and Mrs Bell. Sundown vesper service Sunday night at Surrey Singing Tower features Bishop Peele as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Skyline Caverns
Front Royal
F. B. Oglesby
Edward Plunkett
Emory Ellmore
E. C Day
T. J. Hawkins
J. C Murphy
J . Burford
W. W. Peele
Virginia
Peele
C. C. Bell
Lynchburg
Bell
Suray Singing Tower
W. R. Reed
Luray Methodist Church
Men’s Bible Class Notices Across Local Churches
Frank T. McFeden and Open Door Bible classes of Loudoun Street Bible study at 9 45 a m tomorrow in the Ivy room Alternate teacher W W Glass. Golden Rule Bible class Brad dock Street Methodist meets 9 45 a m tomorrow in the classroom with C C Gough arranging a special program Dr C R Anderson guest speaker and Marvin Hutchinson providing music Regular monthly meeting planned 8 p m Monday Pictures after a short business Grace Lutheran Men’s Bible class 9 45 a m tomorrow Rev W E Esenberg Wesleyan Men’s Bible class Market Street Methodist worship 9 45 a m tomorrow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran
William E. Eisenburg
Friends Meeting House
T.J. Hawkins
First Evangelical United Brethren
Carl W. Hiser
T. J. Hawkins
Council of Administration
Frank T. McFeden
Loudoun St
Golden Rule Bible
Braddock St. Methodist Church
C. C. Gough
C. R. Anderson
Marvin Hutchinson
Grace Lutheran Church
W. E. Esenberg
Wesleyan Men's Bible Class
Market St. Methodist Church
Potatoes to Move From Storage Here
The Surplus Commodities Corp. schedules 83 carloads of potatoes moved from Robinson Cold Storage after 30 days. Only 30 cars remain. about 135 carloads in Timberville also head out. Potatoes from the Eastern Shore of Virginia Maryland and northern North Carolina will be converted into potato alcohol and flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surplus Commodities Corp
Robinson Cold Storage
Timberville
Virginia
Maryland
North Carolina
Replay Ordered In Two Church League Games
Church League officers and managers ordered two protests replays after ineligible player Willard from Martinsburg played for Loudoun St Presbyterian in both games. Standings update shows Montague Ave Methodist atop a tight field, with four teams within two games of first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church League
City Recreation Department
Loudoun St. Presbyterian
United Brethren
Braddock St. Methodist
Methodists
Presbyterian
Loudoun St
Braddock St
Willard
Martinsburg
United Brethren and Braddock
Montague Ave. Methodist
Cork St. Christian
Sacred Heart Catholica
Market St. Methodist
Christ Episcopal
Baptist
Montegue Ave
Police Court Dockets From Judge Rice Cases
Police court cases settled by Judge John Rice list defendants including John Reardon 21 of Monmouth charged with drunk and disorderly behavior in the cell block with a 60 day suspended sentence and $9 25 fine. Neide Breeden of Cameron Street and Roy Souis of Cameron Street face unlawful cohabitation with $50 suspended and costs. Wilson McDaniel of Apple Pie Ridge charged with drunk with $14 25. Raymond Dodson of Luray charged with drunk with £14 25. Melvin Michael of Fisher's Aller charged with drunk and disorderly 60 days to serve five and costs. Roger Shaffaker of Cameron Street charged with drunk and $10 25. William Dunn 1925. Amon Lee Willisins of Front Royal charged with hit and run and $5525. Only the last line notes a broad statement about United States mineral production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rice
John Reardon
FEF
Monmouth
Neide Breeden
Cameron St
Roy Souis
Cameron
Roger Shaffaker
S. Cameron St
Wiliam Dunn
Amon Lee Willisins
Front Royal
Yugoslavia Backs Tito as Stalin Cheers at Congress
Belgrade reports show Yugoslav Communists rallying behind Premier Tito amid claims of anti Russian stance. Delegates hear Tito Rankovic Kardel Djilas and Leshkovic named to politburo while Rankovic vows internal policy control and compulsory Marxist lessons. Djilas attacks American imperialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Marx
Engels
Tito
Communist Party
Djilas
Harrisonburg Benefit Horse Show at Memorial Stadium
The Harrisonburg Exchange Club plans its second annual benefit horse show at the new Memorial Stadium on Aug. 6 and 7 with 20 classes including four stake events. Olen Miller, chair, reports 1000 entry blanks mailed and two nightly programs at 7 30 under lights featuring Pocahontas and Shorty the trick pony as attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrsonburg Exchange Club
Memorial Stadium
Olen Miller
Shorty
Great Bustard and Virgin Islands price in history
The Great Bustard, a large bird, weighs around 30 pounds. In 1917 the United States purchased the Virgin Islands from Denmark for 25 million dollars. Over 150 cheese varieties are produced across the United States and Europe.
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United States
Virgin Islands
Denmark
Europe
Woolen team edges Berryville All-Stars 7 6 in softball
Virginia Woolen softball team eked out a 7 to 6 win over Berryville All-Stars at Berryville last night. Clevenger allowed eight hits and two walks while Smith pitched for Clarke counts allowing 12 hits with one walk and one strikeout. Ed Burch led Winchester with two singles a double and a triple in four at bats. Swisher Clevencer and Lake each had two hits in four trips. Lee had a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Woolen
Berryville
Winchesters Clinch Late Win In Mills Exhibition
Four runs in the sixth inning fueled a comeback for the losers as two hits, two fielder’s choices, and three more hits including Burch’s triple produced the burst. Winchester News will face Grove Lime Co. of Stephens City in a double header tonight on Senseny Road Diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolen Mills
Burch
Winchester News
Grove Lime Co
Stephens City
Senseny Rd
Winchester Safety Drive Urges careful driving and walking
A public safety campaign calls for careful driving and walking to reduce traffic accidents. The message emphasizes heightened vigilance in Winchester and urges residents to shop locally while prioritizing pedestrian safety.
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Centenary Reformed
S. L. Flickinger
James B. Roe
Christian Science
E. Cork St
Congregational Christian
Robert A. Whitten
Bible School
Union
Cork
First Assembly of God
Zezzo
Pan
First Baptist
E. T. Clark
Highland Ave. Presbyterian
Joseph S. Duckwell
Elwood Willey
Lee Rinker
Loudoun St. Church of Christ
Nathan Williamson
Garland Whitlock
Market St
Winchester Presbyterian
Ronald S. Wilson
Russell A. Joyce
Chm
SS Council
Mary Bittinger
Montague Ave
Edward A. Plunkett
Round Hill
Macedonia
Sacred Heart Catholic
Julian Bullock
Duff
Ken Carson
Carmen Cavallero
Brazil
Hildegerde
Bob Chester
Boo Chester
Duff’s
E. Piccadilly St
Men's Bible Class
Waihi
Mervel W. Adams Plumbing
N. Cameron St
Firestone Garden Hose
Firestone
N. Braddock St
W. L. Pet
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Yesteday Stars
Larry Jansen Giants
Giants
Bobby Doerr
Red Sox
CUACH
L Pets Montague
Presbyterian Ave
Ee Dame
Braddock
Cork St
U. S
William Z. Foster
Jacob Stachel
Henry Winston
Benjamin J. Davis
New York City
Eugene Dennis
John Williamson
FBI
Stalin
Harrisonburg
Wallace
Henry Wallace
Ruth Landow
Elissa Ginsberg
President Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Union Vesper Services
W. Piccadilly St. and
Fairmont Ave
First Baptist Church
J.D
Winchester Ministerial Association
Reetohsy
Baker & Anderson
Baker & Anderson Electrical Co
Woolen
All-stars
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Dismanti
New
Winchester's Shopping Center
Youngstown
Miller & Anderson
E.boscawen ST. Wonchssten
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