Sunday church schedule across Stephens City area
Multiple congregations and pastors announce worship times and programs for Grace Church, Cedar Cliff, Galilee, Stephens City Charge, Salem, Brucetown Circuit, Winchester U S Charge, Montague Avenue, Rural Disciples of Christ and Walnut Springs. Services include Sunday School, sermons, youth meetings, and special events with various pastors.
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Middletown
J. T. Brown
Grace
Young People’s Meeting
Epworth
Stephens City
Salem
L. R. Dettra
Cephas Fpahnestock
W. L. Riggleman
Jubilee
Royal Pike
Montague Avenue
Harry Balthis
Greenwood
Ll. Macedonia
Epworth League
Round Hill
Disciples OF Christ
Ebenezer
Walnut Springs
Beginning of World Missions Sunday School Lesson Highlights
Newman Campbell outlines the June 8 Uniform Lesson Acts 12 25 13 12 with the Golden Text Mark 16 15. Barnabas Saul and Mark return to Antioch to begin their mission among Gentiles aided by prophets and teachers. They sail to Cyprus and then Paphos where Elymas the sorcerer is blinded, leading Sergius Paulus to believe. Paul emerges as the main Christian missionary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galilee Church of Christ
C. A. Quenzel
Charles E. McVay
Beginning of
World Missions
Galilee
Ter Quenzel
Antioch
Jerusalem
Saul
Barnabas
John
Mark
Simeon
Niger
Lucius
Cyrene
Manaen
St. Luke
Seleucia
Cyprus
Syria
Salamis
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Paphos
Sergius Paulus
Elymas
Paul
Memorial Services At Mount Olive Memorial
Mount Olive Church near Hayfield will hold memorial services Sunday June 8 at 2 o’clock with graves decorated at 1 30. Several quartets and other special music from Martinsburg will be featured and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Olive Church
Hayfield
Martinsburg
Revival ministers visit Hogue Creek area social
Mr and Mrs Grover Orndorff hosted guests at Hogue Creek with Mr and Mrs Luther Larrick. Rev L G Bridgers and Rev Mr Messick led revival services at Mt Olive this week. Rain benefits gardens while friends wish Mrs Charles a swift recovery after illness. Messick spent Tuesday night with Mr and Mrs Silas Palmer. Bridgers and Messick dined with Mr and Mrs Marple on Wednesday.
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Hogue Creek
Grover Orndorff
Luther Larrick
L. G. Bridgers
Mr. Messick
Sloan Wolfe
Messick
Mt. Olive
Bridgers
Martinsburg
Silas Palmer
Charles
Mr. Bridgers
Marple
Senior alumni banquet honors at Capon Bridge High School
Capon Bridge West Virginia June 6 Mrs Sahar Webster visits Cumberland Maryland son and daughter in law James Webster. The annual senior alumni banquet drew many alumni and guests to the High School auditorium Friday night. Mrs M B McDonald and Sonny visit Montgomery West Virginia. Mrs Ray Whitacre and Linda Mae of Winchester spend weekend with Ada Rev. Reverend Trostle has returned home from Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs Omar Williamson visits Cold Stream with her mother injured in a fall last week. Cephas Brevitt Hook Kenneth Fletcher return for summer vacation. Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies of the Church of Christ met at S Lee Hiett home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Sahar Webster
Cumberland
Inlaw
James Webster
M. B. McDonald
Sonny
Ao Jones
Montgomery
Ray Whitacre
Linda Mae
Winchester
Ada
Trostle
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Omar Williamson
Cold Stream
Messrs
Cephas and
Brevitt Hook
Kenneth Fletcher
Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies of the
Church of Christ
S. Lee Hiett
Service Banquet For Methodists
Delegates to the Baltimore Annual Conference of the Methodist Church turned to business sessions today with a social service banquet and laymen's program scheduled tonight. Reports praised pastors and laymen for uniting Methodists and showed a willingness to cooperate so the church may fulfill its mission and act as one people.
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Baltimore
The
Methodist Church
Lebanon Church Notes Reflect Daily Life And Visits
Local tidbits recount visits and illnesses in Lebanon Church area. Ray Windle and relatives travel to Youngstown Ohio. John Hershman recovering in Laurel Hill hospital. Emma Combs visiting family. Cora Copp from Youngstown visits Windle family. multiple residents noted as ill or recuperating including measles. Community members also exchange greetings and report travel between Berryville Mine Bank Winchester and other nearby towns.
North Mountain Social Notes and Visitors
North Mountain notes list visitors and guests including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burpe of Yonkers New York and Mr. Russell Feeley at his home. Dinner guests included Mr. Hollis Snapp of Hagerstown and Mrs. Bertha Ashwood of Stephenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Mountain
Charles Burpe
Yonkers
N. Y
Russell Feeley
Hollis Snapp
Hagerstown
Bertha Ashwood
Stephenson
H. A. Snapp
Catherine Lineberg
Agnes Elliott
Agnes Clowser
Ruth Feeley
Carson Allamong
Milton Williams
Klines
Middletown
Daisy Williams
Lena Frye
Winchester
Katy Allamong
Edith Snapp
Westernport
Cross Roads News Roundup Dense with Local Visits
June 6 report from Cross Roads notes Mrs. Dick Keffer and family visiting Miss Ellen Oats. Mrs. Jennie Gree visits her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Carpenter. J. B. White and Esta McKee with Dorothy McKee spent Saturday in Winchester. Deavers of Cold Stream W Va visited Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Line. Delina Ramsey called on Benna Alabaugh. Esta McKee saw Ellen Oates Monday afternoon. People celebrate abundant rain ending a long drought.
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Cross Roads
Dick Keffer
Ellen Oats
Jennie Ee
W. V. Carpenter
J. B. White
Esta Mc- Kee
Dorothy Mc- Kee
Winchester
Deavers
Cold Stream
W. Va
Woodrow Line
Delina Ramsey
Benna Alabaugh
Esta McKee
Ellen Oates
Driver Stops for Missing Tail Light Sparks Confused Exchange
In Anlers Oklahoma a farmer was stopped by Highway Patrolmen Faulkner and Reese for a tail light violation and an invalid nestlamp. The driver claimed his license was visible on his person and that he never heard of the new law enacted in 1937.
Birthday party honors Mrs. W. W. Brewer in Chambersville
In Chambersville on May 30 a birthday party celebrated Mrs. W. W. Brewer turning 67 at daughter Mrs. R. F. Bradfield's home. Guests included Rev. and Mrs. Edward Smith and many neighbors, with a weiner roast and refreshments and gifts for the honored guest. Nearby, Colleen Rosier received treatment at University Hospital while L. Adolph Richard of Washington took children and parents from the M. E. Church on a picnic May 31 on Martinsburg Pike.
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Chamberville
W. W. Brewer
R. F. Bradfield
Edward Smith
Co. M. Rosenberger
C. H. Allamong
James
David
G. L. Rosier
H. A. Snapp
S. H. Miller
Maude Brewer
C. J. Keckley
D. Lands
Viola Bradfield
Betty
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Fli Roof
St. Pauls
Luther League
Trinity
Cedar Cliff
Brucetowns
B. Moore
Burnt Factory
Carpers Valley
Brucetown
Paul Slavin
Ferrum
Winchester U
Leslie O. Shirley
Mount Pleasant
Christian Endeavor
G. Helen
Abeatin Valley
Handley Baccalaureate
Newman Campbell
Mount Olive
J. W. Grove Furniture Co
Loudoun St
DIAL
Winchester Furniture Co
South Main St
the Star
London
Bertin
Rome
Alexandria
Sucharess
Lebanon
Nettie Himelright
Arthur Wake
A. E. Keller
Jane Carter
Berryville
Norman Mills
Florida
Ohio
Florence Hottel
Bessie Bowers
Statton Bowers
Ida Keller
Ruth Bowers
Joseph Pingley
Ned Carter
Carr Kump
Near Mine Bank
Grace Walt
Robert Himelright
Roy T. C. Bowman
Patricia Ann
Oa Va
Philip Bowman
Julius Keller
Arthur Field, Jr
Hope
W. L. Whittington
Shepherdstown
Peice Ewe Shes
Firestone Auto Supply
N. Braddock St
George W. Kurtz
Porterhouse
Veal
Kraft Ife
Velveeta
Columbia
John Craig
Hartford
House of Representatives
House
Chambersville
Maynard Brewer
Smith Adams
F. W. Brewer
Katie Allamong
Elsie Rogers
Rayge
Mary Wiliams
G. G. Rosier
Diora Lonas
Colleen Rosier
the Hospital At
University
Need Trust Service
TOG
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
H. L. Mills
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