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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1954
Page
6
A service commemorating the first anniversary of the opening of the Godfrey Miller Home will be held on Sunday afternoon on the grounds of the Home. The event is scheduled for June 20.
At 4 p.m. Rev. Francis A. Shearer of Philadelphia will speak for the Inner Mission Institutions of the United Lutheran Church. A tea and reception follow. The service will be outdoors in the Home yard at 28 South Loudoun Street weather permitting or indoors in rain. The Grace Church Home for Women opened June 1 1953 and was dedicated June 14. Community friends may inspect the Home and premises at the service.
Brucetown and surrounding communities list Sunday schedules for multiple churches led by ministers including J S Peebles and J F Wine. Services occur at Welltown Crums Stevenson Burnt Factory Carpers Valley Brucetown and other locations with Sunday School times, worship hours, and Vacation Bible School plans set through June 25.
Youth summer services begin this Sunday at 6 30 p m at First Baptist Church opening a series sponsored by First Baptist Grace Lutheran Christ Episcopal Congregational Christian Braddock Street Methodist Church Dinner served at 6 30 p m followed by separate junior and senior high discussion groups led by Miss Mary Martha Eisenberg and Miss Cappy Saxe with college students assisting.
Daily Vacation Bible School at the First Baptist Church runs for one week from Monday to Friday. The Senior and Junior High meet 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. with Dr. E. T. Clark guiding Bible study. Junior group 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. led by Miss Mary Kathryn Manuel, Miss Mary Virginia Carson, Mrs Jack Fretwell, Miss Elizabeth Grim, and Miss Betty Kendall in music. Beginners gather 9 a.m. to noon in Miller House with Mrs. Leonard directing.
Wisecarver named superintendent with Mrs. Paul Sibert Miss Mary Lou Watson and Miss Kitty Clark to assist in the new leadership team. Theme of this section will be clarified in forthcoming notes and program outlines.
Mrs. Clark writes stories Stories of Jesus to guide behavior at home church and play. Primary school runs June 12 to 25 with lessons inspired by Jimmy and Dean tales.
Berlin access during the period relies on three air corridors spanning over 120 miles of Soviet zone. No visas are required for either East or West Berlin, enabling entry through these designated routes.
A carillon requires 23 bells or more and spans at least two octaves. The bells are fixed in tiers and played from a keyboard, unlike a chime.
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