Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Weekly Schedule
The schedule lists services at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church led by Rev Ronald Wilson and Rev D Vaughan. Sunday includes Sunday School at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 11 with the sermon by the Pastor. Evening programs feature Luther League and Young People Vesper Service. Midweek prayer is Wednesday at 8 p m.
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Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Ronald Wilson
Harry Ridgeway
D. Vaughan
Neolyvilla Presbyterian
Church of Christ Cork Street Service Schedule
Bible School begins at 9 45 a m with Kenzel Whitacre superintendent Morning Worship at 11 subject Man or Sheep Which Christian Endeavor at 7 p m Evening Worship at 8 p m The Ministry of Disappointment Mid week prayer Wed p m Public invited to attend any service
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Church OF Christ
Cork Street
Nathan Williamson
Ministers Bible School
Kenzel Whitacre
Christian Endeavor
United Brethren Church Service and School Notes
Rev L G Bridgers presides at a 11:00 morning worship with sermon and 8:00 evening service. Sunday School at 9:45, Young People and Children's supervisors named. Daily Vacation Bible School 9 to 11:30. Official Board meets Tuesday at 8, choir practice Wednesday at 7.
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United Brethren Church
L. G. Bridgers
Silas Cather
Edwin F. Ritter
Young People
Ora*Bailey
C. E
Christian Science Lesson Sessional Texts and Passages
A notice outlines the Sunday Lesson Sermon topic for Christian Science churches. It cites the Golden Text from I Peter and Bible selections from John and Isaiah, plus excerpts from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, noting the system’s claims of scientific spirituality and demonstrable cures.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Sunday Service Notice at First Baptist Church
Edward T. Clarke D D leads Sunday School at 9 45 a m and Morning Worship at 11 a m with the topic Practising the Presence of God Through Commitment A mid week prayer service is set for Wednesday at 8 p m A cordial welcome is extended Mon to Fri daily hours 9 a m to 11 30 a m each day.
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First Baptist Church
Edward T. Clarke
D. D
Reverend Wilkerson to Speak at St Stephens Services
The St Stephens C M E announces Sunday at 2 30 p m Sunday School led by Rev E W Wilkerson and 3 p m speaker Rev Ronald S Wilson pastor of the Presbyterian Church. Trustee Sunday calls attendance and Rev Archie Gilkerson will speak at the evening service.
Mt Carmel Baptist Church Service Schedule Brief
Mt Carmel Baptist Church led by J Dallas Jenkins invites parishioners to Sabbath School at 10 30 a m with service at 11 30 a m a new Doctor Court Bulletin board dedication during the service B Y P U at 7 30 p m led by David Thomas Evening Worship at 8 30 p m with sermon As His Custom as Daily Vacation Bible School weekday mornings Prayer and Praise Wednesday at 8 30 p m A cordial reception awaits attendees at all services.
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MT. Carmel
Highland Avenue Chapel Service Schedule
Rev W Andrew Wilkerson preaches at 8 p.m. Evening Worship after 7 p.m. Young People's Vesper and Sunday School at 3:00 p.m. with Elwood Willey as superintendent. Midweek service set for Thursday at 8:00 p.m.
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Highland Avenue Chapel
W. Andrew Wilkerson
Elwood Willey
Wilkerson
Berryville Ave First B Church Schedule
The Berryville Avenue First Baptist Church lists 9 45 morning worship with sermon Marks of False Teachers at 9 45. Bible School at 10 45 under A C Frye. 7 p m Christian Endeavor by three societies. 8 p m guest message by Rev Elias Zimmermann from Los Angeles California. Monday 9 a m daily Vacation Bible School. Wednesday 8 p m prayer meeting and Bible study. Friday 8 p m daily Vacation Bible School commencement exercises. A cordial welcome to all.
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First B
Berryville Ave
Paul E. Dick
A. C. Frye
Christian Endeavor
Elias Zimmerman
Los Angeles
Calif
Congregational Christian Church Schedule
Reverend Robert A Whitten leads Sunday School at 9 45 with Charles Dunlap as superintendent. Divine worship at 11 followed by Christian Endeavor at 7. Evening worship at 8 and a midweek church business meeting at 8 on Wednesday.
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Congregational Christian Church
Robert A Whitten
Charles Dunlap
Christian Endeavor
Methodist and Lutheran Services and Evangelist Visit
John Mann Methodist Church invites with morning worship at 11 and evening rally at 8 led by Rev. Joseph Grant. Lutheran Church of Our Saviour at 308 S Loudoun St. hosts Sunday School at 9 45 led by Harrison Keckley. St Paul A M E Church holds Sunday School at 10 and service at 11 with Children’s Day program at 8. Evangelist Rev G H Voss of Miss will conduct a ten day meeting starting July 5.
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John Mann Methodist Church
Joseph Grant
Lutheran Church OF Our Saviour
S. Loudoun Street
C. A. D. Freseman
Harrison Keckley
ST. Paul A. M. E
M. T. Thomas
G. H. Voss
Miss
Centenary Evangelical and Reformed Rev Flickinger Service
Bulletin notes Rev L Flickinger leading services at Centenary Evangelical and Reformed Church with Church School at 9 45 a m Herman Lee as Superintendent and 11 a m morning worship scheduled.
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Centenary Evangelical and Reformed
L. Flickinger
Herman Lee
Market Street Methodist Church Weekly Schedule
Rev Evans Hopkins leads services with Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. on Sunday. Weekday events include Parsonage debt committee reports on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Choir rehearsal on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Friday features Boy Scouts Troop 9 at 7:30 p.m. and a radio program at 8:30 p.m.
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Market Street Methodist Church
Evans Hopkins
Tae
Peat
Evening News Timing Across Time Zones
The STAR notes press time differences with 9 P M in London 10 P M in Berlin and Rome and 11 P M in the target zone marking late news. The report explains standard correspondences for afternoon editions arriving as late news in several cities.
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London
Berlin
Rome
Cooper Returns to Blacksburg Airport After Visit
Bloom Virginia notes Le Roy Cooper flew into V P I Blacksburg Airport last Wednesday after a week at home. John H Rosenberger and family moved to their Taylor Furnace farm in Winchester for the summer. Mrs A J Smith, 90, attended Divine Service at St Johns with her family including Rev E B Smith and several Rosenberger relatives. Nina Glynn visited Anna Jane Cooper Sunday night.
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Bloom
LeRoy Cooper
V.P.1
Blacksburg
John H. Rosenberger
Stephens
Winchester
Taylor Furnace
A. J. Smith
Florida
St. John's
E. B. Smith
C. M. Rosenberger
William Rosenberger
Robert Rosenberger
Washington
Richard Rosenberger
New Jersey
Fietta Rosenberger
New York City
Nina Glynn
Anna Jane Cooper
Surprise birthday watch for Mrs. Weld at TRONE
In Trone Virginia on a Sunday gathering after a Timber Ridge Church memorial service Mrs. Roy Weld received a gold wrist watch as a surprise birthday gift. Attendees included Mr. Wingfield and his sons, Edith Whitacre, Arthur Pugh family, Mervil Dailey, Holmes Wingfield and others. A new baby was welcomed by Delbert and Mrs. Whitacre.
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Trone
Roy Weld
Wingfield
Timber Ridge Christian Church
Robert
Edith V. Whitacre
Arthur Pugh
Harold
Harry
Julian
Mervil Dailey
Holmes Wingfield
Linda Jean
Eso Davis
Ruby Cutage
Vada
Grace Michael
Gore
Robert Muse
Bobby Bunner
Roland Ashley
Winchester
Upton Pugh
Delbert Whitacre
St Davids Church Visitors Report Local Summer Network
St David s Church Va June 27 Mrs Long and 3 children from Front Royal visited family including Mr and Mrs Charles Saffell and Mrs D T Stephens. The Saffells with two children and Mrs Long with three visited Mrs H L Stephens. Mr and Mrs R L Clem moved to a new home last week. Mrs Mollie Habron is weakening after two years ill. Visitors included Zola Powell T A Crabill and Ora Munch. Skott Van Kirk and sons Jack and Jim of Pittsburgh spent time on their farm.
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ST. David’s Church
Charles Saffell
Long
T. A. Crabill
Lehman Habron
Zola Powell
Ora Munch
Whitacre Family News From Brush Creek Virginia
Brush Creek Virginia notes illness of L H Whitacre and visits among local residents. John W Dunlap visited I Carson Whitacre. Mryle Dailey and Ruth M Kerns called on J R Whitacre family. Amy Havermale and Hollidays visited Ruth Kerns. Residents collect waste paper and rags to avoid burning. Ruth M Kerns grows regal lilies from seed. stalks reach six feet with many blooms. Garth Whitacre visited Laura Dailey’s family.
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Brush Creek
L. H. Whitacre
John W. Dunlap
I. Carson Whitacre
Mryle Dailey
Ruth M. Kerns
J. R. Whitacre
Glengary
W. Va
Amy Havermale
Sunnyside
B. C. Holliday
Reva
Ruth Kerns
Dame
Garth Whitacre
Laura Dailey
Global Christian relief and mission work amid wartime tensions
The Gideon Society has distributed over 1,000,000 New Testaments to U S armed forces and plans 2,000,000 more. Mindanao in the Philippines is sparsely settled and known as the wild west of the islands. New Hampshire and the American Board missions have sent hundreds abroad since 1817. Chinese refugee students in West China sent $960 for English churches relief. Church-related education is deemed vital as materialism grows. The Woman's Society of Christian Service seeks annual new friendships across groups. The International Relief Committee operates in Hunan China with Protestant and Catholic missionaries and Chinese relief officials. a diverse group works together in civilian relief efforts.
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Gideon Society
America
Armed Services of
Mindanao
Philippines
Indiana
Commonwealth
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Congregational
United States
New Hampshire
Europe
Turkey
Syria
Persia
Africa
India
Ceylon
China
Japan
West China
Churches of England
Francis Cho-Min Wei
Central China College
Kunming
In Exile
British Council of Churches
Clarence E. Manion
College of Law
University of Notre Dame
Woman's Society of Christian Service
International Relief Committee
Yuanting
Hunan
Church Committee For China Relief
Paul Ubinger
Marcellus White
S. W. Whitener
American Reformed Church
Justine Granner
S. W. Swen
American ‘Evangelical Church
B. B. Rogers
Yale Mission
Your Health Dr Clendening Daily Page Four reference
A note promoting the Your Health column with guidance from Dr Clendening appearing daily on Page 4. The item signals ongoing health writing and reader tips authored by the physician.
Valley Railroad Seeks Abandonment From Staunton to Lexington
The Valley Railroad seeking Interstate Commerce Commission approval to abandon its line from Staunton to Lexington while The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway would operate East Lexington to Lexington. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has subsidized losses totaling about 4.5 million dollars as passenger service dwindled. The Norfolk and Western parallels the Valley line, and freight service is limited with only two daily trains remaining on the stretch. General Lee backed an ambitious Shenandoah Valley railroad plan, but finances failed.
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the Valley Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Lexington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Valley Railroad
East Lexington
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Staurston
United States Post Office Department
State Corporation Commission of Virginia
Winchester and Potomac Railroad
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Charles Town
Winchester
Winchester and
General Lee
Robert E. Lee
Washington College
Washington and Lee University
Baltimore
Shenandoah Valley
Baltimore Council
Roanoke
Southern Railroad
Strasburg Junction
Lexington and
Norfolk & Western Railroadh Company
The
Norfolk & Western
Waynesboro
Valley Railroad Abandonment Sparks Route Debate
The report discusses route alignment along Lee Highway and U S Route 11. It argues the Valley Railroad line between Lexington and Staunton could be abandoned without harming transportation needs, as the corridor already has ample facilities and only few customers remain served by the railroad.
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Buena Vista
Valley Railroad
Staunton
Lexington
Harvest Hands in Hutchinson Organize Can-Project
Hutchinson Kansas launches a canning drive aimed at filling 15 000 canned goods for harvest season. Suspected duplication arises as organizers learn peas had been harvested prior to the plan.
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Bal Hutchinson
Hutchinson
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Laocoon
J. W. Grove Furniture Co
Loudoun St
George W. Kurtz
John S
Solenberger & CO. Inc
N. Loudoun St
Christian Science
Alfred J. Buescher
Isaiah
Hosea
Joel
Vroel
L Lee
Roanoke H. Ferry Road
Chas. E. Fuller
Cc. B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Miller’s Hardware
Dial
Bucher’s Service Station
Loudoun Street
Smith’s Service Station
Call and Delivery Service
Col. Gerrard and Braddock Sts
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