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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1949
Page
3
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Churches across Braddock and nearby streets announce Sunday worship and activities. Braddock St Methodist led by Rev William Archer Wright with church school and special messages. Centenary Reformed, Christ Episcopal, Congregational Christian, and others list worship times, Sunday schools, vespers on the Friends Lawn, and midweek meetings including youth, prayer, and revival services.
D. G. Cooley, who completed 30 years as principal, was presented with a television set by faculty, students and friends as he retired at the end of the 1948-49 term.
Middletown residents share travels and family visits as Curtis Andrews attends a Staunton funeral. Gordon Keith and son George Gordon Keith Jr visit Beckley W V. Relatives and friends visit Ona Evans and Mrs D H Glenn on Main Street. Eugene Funkhouser of Shepherdstown stays with her parents Lloyd Coffman. Peyton Borden recovering at home after tonsil surgery. Several neighbors among the sick include Mrs George Clark and Mrs Anna Reely.
Hydraulic brakes appeared on the Dusenberg automobile in 1921 with the Lockheed system designed by Malcolm Loughead enabling hydraulic braking on mid priced cars. By 1924 Chrysler acknowledged the advantages. other makers soon followed and hydraulic systems became standard in vehicles.
Several church groups announce 9:45 a.m. worship times tomorrow. Grace Lutheran Market Street Methodist First EUB Braddock Street Winchester Presbyterian and Evangelical United Brethren church classes meet for worship and study tomorrow morning at 9:45.
Men's Bible classes from eight congregations will hold an initial session at 9 45 a m Sunday June 19 at Market St Methodist church. Bernard Groves is federation temporary chairman Curtis Bly secretary. Classes include Open Door Winchester Presbyterian Highland Ave Presbyterian Golden Rule Braddock St Methodist Wesleyan Market St UB Centenary Reformed and Christ Episcopal.
Annual memorial service at Stephens City scheduled for 2:30 p m tomorrow at Green Hill cemetery. Rev L P Tederick will lead the long service with scripture and prayer by Rev E C Day readings by Rev Day and Dorothy Haines, address by Rev A Hayne Boozer, and benediction by Rev Arthur Carper.
Revival services at Full Gospel Tabernacle on Elm Street continue daily at 7 45 p m with Rev Dewey Herron of Danville officiating Pastor I L Stonesifer says special music and singing are part of the service
Cantabile choir under Jay Lowden will perform the St Cecilia Mass at 8 p.m. Sunday at Christ Episcopal Church Winchester with Miss Marie Garber and Irving Chandler as soloists and Mildred Jones at the organ. The six choruses follow the Communion service sequence including Kyrie Credo Sanctus Benedictus Agnus Dei and Gloria in Excelsis.
Harold R. Yarroll's voice piano and organ pupils are set for Tuesday recitals at Market Street Methodist Church with juniors in the afternoon and adults at night. Performers include Betty-June Hurst Eula Affleck Jane Bowers Virgie Adams Connie Lines Taylor Barr Courtney Grim Marvin Hutchinson Claudine Lovett Mary Ann White Nancy Hurst and young soprano Patricia Harshman. Miss White also performs organ and piano pieces.
Mt. Williams Virginia report notes Mr. and Mrs. Hurl Himelright and Mrs. Will Himelright visiting Mrs. O. L. Peer. A yard party is set for July 2 by the Hunt club to aid the building fund. Mrs. Katie White of Winchester spent Sunday with her daughter Mrs. Ernest Ashwood and attended Memorial services at St Johns. Daily vacation Bible school op-
Creditors and claimants against the estate of Nan nie S. Jones must submit their claims promptly to H. D. Robinson Sr., administrator.
All children are invited to a Monday gathering at St Johns. A 4-H club party will be held Friday night in the community hall to raise funds for sending members to 4-H at Powells Fort Valley Ai Mr and Mrs N C Woe were recently at the Feely.
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