Brucetown Methodist Church Announces Sunday Schedule
Brucetown Methodist Church opens with Sunday School 10 a m and sermons 11 a m. Burnt Factory offers Sunday School 10 a m and sermon 8 p m. The Stonewall District Sunday School Convention meets at Brucetown Church Wednesday June 25 at 7 10 a m with speakers and church work views. The Francis Asbury Union bi monthly meeting is at Kernstown Methodist Church Tuesday 8 p m with banner prize for most attendees. Our revival begins Sunday July 20.
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Francis Asbury Union
Kernstown Methodist Church
First Jerusalem Conference on World Missions Highlights
The article outlines the first Jerusalem conference on mission work, detailing the dispute over Gentile obedience to Jewish law, Peter's defense, James's proposal for a letter to Gentiles, and Paul and Barnabas delivering guidance. It notes the decision to abstain from idols, fornication, strangled meat, and blood and the ongoing teaching in Antioch.
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Paul Ad Barnabas
Jesus
Paul
Barnabas
Early Church
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James
Antioch
Luke
Feter
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Jesus Christ
Christ
Son of God
Matures Syndicate, Inc
Cedar Cliff and Berryville Presbyterian Services Schedule
Regional church notices list Ninevah Cedar Cliff and Cedar Creek preaching times at 11 a m 2 45 p m and 2 p m with Rev W A Murray as preacher at Cedar Cliff Berryville Presbyterian Church announces services at 11 a m and 8 p m Sunday School 9 45 a m Mens Bible Class 9 45 a m separate from the Sunday School inviting the public.
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Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church
Vaucluse
Ninevah
Cedar Creek
Berryville Presbyterian Church
E. D. Vaughan
Church notices and summer meetings in local congregations
Community churches announce Vacation Bible School starting June 23 at 9 o clock for children. Epworth Sunday School at 2 30 and worship at 3 30. Relief Sunday School at 10 and Childrens Day service at 8 p m. Jubilee meeting begins June 22 at 8 p m with evangelist J Lloyd Nedrow. Salem near Stephens City holds Sunday School at 10 and preaching on several Sundays.
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Epworth
Church OF the Brethren
Salem
L. R. Dettra
Jubilee
Front Royal Pike
J. Lloyd Nedrow
Mechanicsburg
Evangels
Stephens City
Front Royal Remount Horse Show Promises Big Southern Event
Entries for the Front Royal Remount Horse Show and Sale are arriving daily in Front Royal Virginia. The program features breeding hunter jumper classes and depot stock exhibitions including brood mares foal at foot yearlings and three year olds. Notable acts include General Pershing's horses Jeff and Kidron and Olympic team members Joe Aleshire and Ugly. Calf riding contests with four Texas cowboys and a four mule jerk line driving competition are planned along with a polo class on Saturday. The show is expected to be one of the largest events in the southern circuit.
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Front Royal
Depot Nursery
General Pershing
Jeff
Kidron
New York City
Paris
Joe Aleshire
Ugly
United States Army Equestrain
Texas Cowboys
Depot
Lindbergh Makes First Transcontinental Flight as Passenger
Charles A. Lindbergh, a tall slim man, traveled on an airliner that stopped in Kansas City during a brief layover. He described the flight as his first transcontinental trip as a passenger.
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Kansas City
Charles A. Lindbergh
Winchester A B Charge O Shirley Minister Pleasant Valley Service Schedule
Winchester A B Charge led by Reverend Shirley holds church school at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m with preaching. Pleasant Valley offers church service at 10 a m and Sunday school with 5th Sunday All Day Meeting. 25th Wednesday Stonewall District Sunday School Convention at Brucetown.
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Winchester
O. Shirley
Pleasant
E. Pleasant Fyalley
Stephens Charge Methodist Church Schedule
Pastor Rev Homer Welch lists preaching times by Sundays. First and third Sundays at Stephens City and nearby towns. second and fourth Sundays schedule at Kernstown Refuge and Stephens City with varied times.
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Stephens ’ Charge Methodist Church
Homer Welch
Stephens City
Pairview
Kernstown
Refuge
Fairview
Relief rolls peak in November 1938 at nearly 22 million
The greatest estimated number of persons on public relief in the United States occurred in November 1938, when about 21,964,000 people were receiving aid.
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United States
Joe Louis versus Lou Nova in September title defense
Promoter Mike Jacobsبار faces turning plans as Joe Louis aims to defend the heavyweight crown in September against Lou Nova. Louis, exhausted from seven months of training and a win over Billy Conn, weighs his next challenger while Nova seeks a shot with manager Ray Carlen pushing for a Simon bout.
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Lou Nova
Max Baer
Mike Weobs
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Nova
Abe Simon
Ray Carlen
Louis Iey
Billy Conn
Joe
Julian Black
Conn
Billy
Johnny Rey
Gre
Louis
Johnny
Ray
John Roxborough
Jacobs
Jimmy Johnston
Virginian First To Raise U. S. Banner Abroad
At Quantico Virginia the Marine Corps Museum received a historic sword once given to Lt Presley N O Bannon by Virginia for his daring actions at Derne Tripoli in 1805 The sword and a likeness of O Bannon were donated by Mrs Margaret Culver great great granddaughter The award dates to 1811 recognizing his stand against Barbary pirates and raising the Stars and Stripes overseas
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Quantico
Marine Corps Museum
Presley N. O'Bannon
Virginia
Derné
Tripoli
Marine Corps
Margaret Culver
O'Bannon
Derne
Berryville team wins fried chicken picnic and trophy
Berryville high school players and guests gathered at Castleman's Ferry for a team picnic featuring fried chicken. The event honored the Frederick Clarke High School Baseball League trophy, now held permanently by the Bobcats after two straight wins.
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Berryville
Castleman's Ferry
Messrs
Roy Potts
W. E. Henson
Maurice F. Wisecarver
C. R. Houghton
W. R. Price
J. Ray
Mond LeVi
E. D. Vaughn
M. F. Wisecarver
H. H. Lickey
J. R. Levi
Camille Wise- Note Ae
Ann Neville Barnett
George Pope
D.G. Cooley
Berryville High
Carlton Emmart
Charles Enders, Jr
H. D. Koontz
J. R. Rhodes
Winchester Star
Pope
Frederick-Clarke High
Major League Standings and Results Summary
In American League results yesterday New York beat Chicago 7 to 2 Cleveland routed Philadelphia 12 to 1 Boston downed Detroit 6 to 4 Washington shutout St. Louis 12 to 0. National League Brooklyn won 9 to 4 over Chicago New York 9 Pittsburgh 6 St. Louis 7 Philadelphia 6. Standings list St Louis 32 18 .637, Brooklyn 32 20 .615, New York 29 27 .518, Cincinnati 30 28 .517, Chicago 28 30 .483, Pittsburgh 21 28 .429, Boston 19 33 .364, Philadelphia 1 40 .298. Evening games include New York at St. Louis night, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, Boston at Chicago, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Smith
Hanson
Newsom
Russo
Auker
Dobson
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Warneke
Casey
Walters
Errickson
French
Podgamny
Wilkie
Steers
Court To Rule On Legality Of Fireworks Sales
Baltimore case seeks injunction to block or allow fireworks sales for Fourth of July. Judge Eli Frank will rule after brief hearing on petition by two manufacturers and a taxpayer. Unclear phrasing includes misdated lines about inauguration sequences and the line of succession.
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Baltimore
Eli Frank
John B.gontrum
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