World religious leaders gather for Massanetta Bible conference
The 23rd annual Bible conference at Massanetta Springs August 7 to 20 will feature eminent leaders. Dr. E Stanley Jones and Dr. William E Hudson lead a lineup including Drs Charles Leber R J McMullen Norwood Mackay Smith Burnet and others addressing The Religious Situation in the Far East Post War World Present World Trends and related topics. Sermons and moving pictures will accompany talks by Dr Dan Caldwell Chaplain Bennett Mrs Grace Overton and other noted speakers from Presbyterian Methodist and other churches.
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Massanetta
Springs
Wil
William E. Hudson
E. Stanley Jones
Far East
East
Jones
America
England
Frederick W. Norwood
City Temple
London
St. James Church
Montreal
Canada
Norwood
John A. Mackay
Princeton Theological Seminary
Princeton
New Jersey
Roy L. Smith
The
Christian Advocate
Chicago
Adam W. Burnet
Edinburgh
Scotland
Lisbon
Europe
St. Cuthbert’s
Burnet
Dan T. Caldwell
Defense Srvice Council
the Presbyterian Church
U. S
John Stuart Bennett
Bennett
Air Corps
Pacific
Grace Sloan Overton
Massanetta Springs
Norman Vincent Peale
Marble Collegiate Church
New York City
Edwin Holt Hughes
Methodist Church
Robert E. Speer
Charles L. King
Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Houston
Texas
Donald Grey Barnhouse
Tenth Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
Andrew W. Blackwood
Julian Price Love
Louisville Theological Sminary
A. L. Currie
Second Presbyterian Church
Richmond
Gideon and the Midianite Oppression Rise of a Mighty Hero
The account follows Israel’s decline after Deborah. Gideon, threshing wheat, is visited by the angel of the Lord who commissions him to deliver Israel. Signs confirm divine presence, including fire from a rock and a dew fleece. Gideon defeats the Midianites with 300 men, but declines kingship and earns opposition for creating an ephod. Peace lasts only until his death.
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Deborah
Baal
Israel
Gideon
Joash
Phurah
Oreb
Zeeb
Penuel
Church Services and Revivals Across Several Towns
Daily church listings announce sermons and Sunday schools at Reliance Ridings Greenway Stephens City Emanuel Baptist Middletown Methodist Galilee Winchester Circuit and Montague Avenue Charge. Speakers include Claude Carper Arthur Carper B B Brooks and Floyd Wine with revival ongoing through August 4 inviting all.
Revival and church notices for Cedar Creek Mount Hope and Brucetown
The notice lists church events across Cedar Creek and Mount Hope presbyterian churches, including supply minister Julian T. Owen and speakers Dr. Minor C. Miller R. B. Moore and John Teter. Afternoon and evening worships, Sunday School conventions, evangelistic services, and vacation church school details are given with dates and times. Communal revival meetings occur at Stephenson and Burnt Factory churches with morning and evening sessions and vacation school July 31 to August 4.
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Cedar Cr&ek
Mount Hope
Friance
Brucetown
F. T. Pulcher
Stephenson
Burnt Factory
HENS CITY ODIST CHURCH SERVICE SCHEDULE
Walter Smith notes Sunday services at Stephens City Fairview Kernstown and Refuge from morning to evening across the month. Public invitation extended to all to attend each listed service times.
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Hens City
Odist
Walter Smith
Stephens City
Fairview
Kernstown
Refuge
Mission Tabernacle Service Schedule in Virginia
The notice invites attendance at HO MISSION TABERNACLE in Na Va. with Sunday School at 9 30 a m and evening worship with sermon at 7 30 p m. A Young People and Praise service also at 7 30 p m on Wednesday. You are cordially invited.
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HO Mission Tabernacle
Na Va
George Helsley
Salem Congregation Church Schedule and Leaders
The Church of the Brethren Salem congregation lists elders and pastors Rev. Cephas Fahnestock and Rev. W. L. Riggleman. Jubilee on Front Royal Pike hosts Sunday School at 10 a.m. and preaching on Sundays except the fifth at 11:30 a.m. Youth Fellowship meets 1st and 3rd Sundays at 7.30 p.m. in Salem near Stephens City.
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Church OF the Brethren
Salem
L. &. Dettra
Cephas Fahnestock
W. L. Riggleman
Jubilee
Front Royal Pike
Stephens City
Alvin Hummer Dies In County Rites Sunday
Alvin Hummer a Frederick county farmer for fifty four years died at 10 15 p m at the home of his daughter Mrs Turner Bowen near Winchester after five years ill health He was born June 23 1890 and married Olla McCarty who died May 4 1940 He is survived by four children and four grandchildren Funeral services will be at Macedonia Church Sunday July 30 with the Rev John Teter and Rev F T Fulcher officiating Pallbearers are named and burial is at the church cemetery
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Alvin H. Hummer
Frederick County
Turner Bowen
Winchester
Mr. Hummer
James and
Caroline Ritter Hummer
Olla McCarty
Caroline Allen
Sunnyside
Carroll Hummer
Greenspring
Retha . Bowen
Alfred Hummer
Kenneth Bowen
Virginia
Shirley Ann
Robert Hummer
Macedonia Methodist Church
Macedonia Church
James Allen
John Teter
F. T. Fulcher
Carpers Valley
Orie Bailey
Cecil Bailey
Frank Kreamer
Orland O’rooch
Hugh Carper
Carroll Solenberger
Memorial Day Services at Rock Enon Church
The annual memorial day service at Rock Enon Christian Church is set for Sunday at 2 30 p m led by Rev S J Goode with Holy Communion first. Visiting ministers Gore quartet and old hymns feature. Mrs L B Whitacre at the organ. period of fellowship to follow. all are invited.
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Rock Enon Christian Church
Rock Enon
S. J. Goode
Visiting Minister To Preach In Community
The Rev. Mr. Gear of West Virginia will preach at Burnt Church Sunday July 30 at 11 o clock and Opequon Memorial Church Kernstown at 8 o clock All members urged to attend.
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Gear
West Virginia
Burnt Church
Opequon Memorial Church
Kernstown
White Post Methodist Circuit Sunday Services
Rev. O W Lynch leads Sunday School with services at Rockland White Post Boyce Millwood Mt Carmel Providence Chapel. Prayer service at Boyce Wednesday 8 pm and Methodist Youth Fellowship at Boyce 7 15 pm. Everyone invited to attend.
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White Post
O. W. Lynch
Rockland
Boyce
Millwood
Mt. Carmel
Providence Chapel
Methodist
Dr. Anderson Donates Flags for Church Dedication
The West Cork Street Church of Christ will dedicate a set of American and Christian flags next Sunday at 11 a.m. The gift is from Dr. C. R. Anderson Elder and Men's Bible Class teacher. Elder George Riley will receive the flags, a pledge of allegiance will be made, and Miss LaRue will sing Our Flag of the Cross during the service led by the pastor.
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West Cork Street Church of Christ
C. R. Anderson
George Riley
LaRue
Local Markets Daily Market Listings at The Star
Local markets appear in The Star with daily accuracy but newspaper notes potential typographical errors. Readers are advised to verify listings before acting on them.
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The
Star
Grain futures ease in quiet Chicago session
Chicago grain quotations show futures fractional declines at the open. Wheat prices dipped with Sept at 1.56 1 8, Dec 1.56 1 2 to 5 8, May 1.57 1 2. Oats opened mixed. Sept 72 1 1 to 72, Dec 70 1 4, May 70. Rye traded around Sept 1.06 to 1.05 3 4, Dec 1.07 7 8 to 1.08, May 1.10 as sellers dominated the rye pit.
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Chicago
Baltimore Market Quotation Report on Produce and Livestock
Baltimore market reports July 28 cover produce with dull apples and steady eggs, butter at 95,695 pounds, and mixed ripeness values. Livestock quotations from Baltimore and Chicago list cattle, calves, hogs, sheep with price ranges. trends show limited outlet for cattle and mixed shifts in hog and sheep prices.
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Baltimore
Bu. Bas. U
Williams
Duchess
Baltimore Livestock
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
WFPA
More Blue Stamps Expanded for Processed Foods
Five additional 10 point luera tion stamps B5 through F5 will become valid Aug. 1 for purchasing processed foods, the Office of Price Administration announced. They will be good in definition.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
Stock Market Report from New York on July 28
Scattered favorites crept ahead as the market opened slowly for the fourth hour. Heat wave kept many away from Wall Street and cautious trading followed war and domestic developments. Bonds were uneven and commodities hesitant.
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New York
Wall Street
Russians claim Tilsit raids and aircraft destruction
Central Germany dawn reports from the Russians say eastern front attacks hit the rail center of Tilsit destroying five military trains and setting dozens of fires while claiming 42 German planes were destroyed. Nazi broadcasts mention raids toward Berlin as Allied daylight formations pound across Franconia Thuringia and Saxony.
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Tilsit
Bucharest
Franconia
Thuringia
Saxony
Magdeburg
Lipzib
Berlin
Normandy
Britain
Germany
Stuttgart
Sylt
North Frisian
Berlin and Berlin News Silence Amid War Orders
London reports communications with Berlin and neutrals cut as Hitler’s life threats rise. Goebbels enforces total war with two orders banning vacations for women workers and mandating front line troops perform bridge and road work.
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London
Berlin
Hitler
Stockholm
Nyheter
Das Reich
Goebbels
Hans Schwab van Berk
Leningrad
Ufder
East Prussia
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Reliance Charge
L. P. Tederick
Reliance
Claude Carper
Ridings Chapel
Greenway
Arthur Carper
Emmanuel Baptist Church
L. V. Johnson
B. B. Brooks
Harrisburg
Middletown Methodist Church
R. B. Moore
Grace—Church School
Hites
Galille Church of
United Brethren Church
John E. Oliver
Mt. Samoana
A. C. E. Society
Pleasant Valley
M. C. E. Society
Montague Avenue Charge
Macedonia
E. E. Hall
Round Hill
Myra Payne
Greenwood
R. O. Daugherty
Floyd Wine
Alvin Hummer
Rock Enon Church
Dr. Anderson
Peeeter
Seereses
Pete Rerenese
Clarke County
National Avenue
Kerr St
Lucy Mae Farris
Trevecca Nazarene College
Church of the Nazarene
A. D. Holt
Dist
Stock Market Report
Central
Edwin Chaffee
India
Pal
B. F. Goodrich
Pearl Harbor
B. F
B. F. Goodrich Silvertowns
B.E Goodrich
Silvertowns
B.F Goodrich Stores
E. Piccadilly St
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