John Letters to Elect Lady and Gaius Highlight Early Church
The article discusses two of John’s New Testament letters: to the elect lady and to Gaius. It notes authorship uncertainties, probable dating around AD 90 95, and themes of truth love and warning against deceivers. It contrasts the hospitable life of early Christians with Diotrephes domineering behavior and praises Demetrius as a good report.
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John
Paul
Ephesus
Jesus
Electa
Kyria
Eithe
God
Father
Jesus Christ
Gaius
Corinth
Diotrophes
Demetrius
Atures Syndicate, Inc
Sunday church services listed for Stephens City area
Local notice lists church services across multiple parishes including Church of the Brethren Salem Congregation Gravel Springs Lutheran Parish St James St John Grace Middletown Epworth and Methodist Church Stephens City Charge Brucetown Circuit with Sunday School times sermons and cordial invitations for all to attend services in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF the Brethren
Salem
L. R. Dettra
Stephens City
Gravel Springs
E. B. Smith
St. James
St. John
Charge Methodist Church
Bh Smith
Galilee Church Bible School Opens With Notices
Minister C A Quenzell conducts Bible School at 10 a m with Charles E McVay as superintendent. Communion service at 11 45 a m. Health concerns reduce attendance due to whooping cough mumps and measles. Everyone welcome.
North Frederick Circuit Methodist Church Services
Reverend John Teter hosts Little Mountain and hockeysville church schools with morning worship at 11 and afternoon worship at 2 and 3 15 p m respectively Youth Fellowship at 7 30 p m Chestnut Grove service at 8 p m with Dr Bryant delivering the sermon All members urged to attend The Third Quarterly Conference is set for Sunday night June 27 at Chestnut Public invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Frederick
John Teter
Little Mountain — Church
Howards Pong Neice
Hockeysville
Chestnut Grove
Bryant
D. S
Walnut Springs Church Service Schedule
Christian J. Goode, minister, invites all to Walnut Springs Bible School morning worship at 10, Holy Communion at 11, and evening worship at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian
J. Goode
Walnut Springs—Bible School
Bounty Plan Receives Final Approval by Local Group
Winchester and Frederick Game and Fish Protective Association approved a bounty plan to pay 1.50 dollars on red fox and 1 dollar on grey fox on a 50-50 basis with the Board of Supervisors. The plan also offers 50 cent bounties on horned owls crows Cooper's Goshawk and Sharp Shinned hawks. About 250 members signed up with more to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester and Frederick
Community Notes from Middletown and Nearby Travelers
Local items record visitors and residents moving about from Middletown to Miss. and Va. Mrs. Belle Larrick hosts at the home of Misses Larrick and Nixon. Master Buddy Horne visits from Home stead Fla. and several kin visit relatives.
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Bobby Kline
James C. Kline
Joseph Derrick
C. E. Wright
University Hospital
Charlottesville
Rae Ann Ogden
Boyce
W. B. Little
Joseph Comer
Army Air Corps
Washington
Alice Welsh
Bilox
Miss
Wilbur Welsh
Cut Bank
Montana
Marie Heitman
D. C
Ada Mowery
Edward Ludwig
C. S. Morse
Portsmouth
Lillian Cooley
Lovell Cooley
Memorial Hospital
Star Classified Ads Pay Big Returns On A Small Investment
Local newspapers highlight how small classified ads generate strong returns for advertisers. Small businesses and individuals report measurable inquiries and sales boosts from affordable listings across categories.
Food Preservation Procedures for Fruits and Tomatoes
Instructions cover water bath and pressure methods for canning fruits and tomatoes. Steps include selecting firm berries, washing, trimming, preparing syrup, packing, sealing, and processing times for quarts and halves. Also described are precooking greens and labeling and storing canned goods in a cool dark place.
Magnetism and Electricity Linked by Magnetic Ions, Ehrenhaft Says
Dr. Felix Ehrenhaft argues magnetic currents and magnetic ions exist like electric currents and ions. He presented photomicrographs and described magnetic poles as magnetic ions, proposing a closer union of electricity and magnetism than prior electrodynamic theory.
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State College
Science Service
Felix Ehrenhaft
Physical Institute
University of Vienna
Ehrenhaft
American Physical Society
Paraday
Maxwell
WAACS Assigned To Various Army Posts In Virginia
Members of the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps are stationed at Camp Lee and other Virginia posts. WAACS serve at Lexington training, air warning stations, Fort Monroe, Fort Myer, and camps in Hampton Roads. They are described as efficient in roles from typists to cooks and follow a 5 30 wakeup and 6 00 reveille routine.
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Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps
Virginia
WAACS
Camp Lee
Campee
Mointal
Lexington
Fort Monroe
Fort Myer
Hampton Roads
John E. Brier
WAAC
Reville
Rest Church trustees plan extensive interior exterior repairs
Rest Virginia June 25 The trustees and Rev John Teter held a meeting outlining extensive interior and exterior repairs to the church to begin in about two weeks. Nearby clubs and residents were noted visiting or aging through social items and updates on local families.
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Rest
Rest Church
Mar
John Teter
Stonewall Home Demonstration Club
Ethel Barrett
Flickinger
Winchester
Charles Dietz
Baltimore
Dietz
Albert Jones
M. S. Snapp
Margaret Clarke
Marshall
Elias Ghent
Bainbridge Naval Training Station
Henry Barrett
Alligator Meat Appears On Daytona Beach Menu
Daytona Beach restaurant adds alligator steaks to regular menu alongside beef and pork. Each steak priced at 1 dollar, served with potatoes a green vegetable salad and dessert. Operator C P Miller says three foot alligator tails yield the steaks and describe the meat as having a distinctive flavor.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Cc. P. Miller
Miller
Local Notes on Residents and Visitors in Fremont
Mrs. Minnie Harbaugh shows slow improvement after illness. Eugene McKee Campbell and Benny Campbell of Winchester visit the Clowsers this week. Mrs Clyde Shuler and son Jimmy visit Myrtle Clowser. Pvt William H Crowser Jr on brief leave from Fort Knox Kentucky visits parents and friends. Mr and Mrs Frank Lineburg spent Saturday in Winchester.
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Minnie Harbaugh
Eugene McKee, Campbell
Benny Campbell
Winchester
Hollis Clowser
Clyde Shuler
Jimmy
Myrtle Clowser
William H. Crowser, Jr
Fort Knox
Frank Lineburg
Sunday Service Sees Larger Congregation At Cross Road Church
A larger congregation attended Sunday services at Cross Road Church. The article notes aunt Mrs Susan and Mr and Mrs W J Line with a young daughter, plus Mrs Hicks Mr White and Mr A J Marple visiting on Saturday and Sunday events.
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Susan Sunday
Denald
W. J
Hicks
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