Fathers and Mothers Advise Church Habit for Children
A father explains the crucial step to guiding children is teaching them to attend church and Sunday School regularly. He argues this habit benefits both children and parents.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1945
Page
5
A father explains the crucial step to guiding children is teaching them to attend church and Sunday School regularly. He argues this habit benefits both children and parents.
Local ad page highlights sponsors Hugh S. Lupton and Son Mutual Insurance Agency at 30 Rouss Ave and Brooks Pharmacy Rexall Store offering prescription druggists and service with satisfaction. Includes contact dial numbers 6142 and 6461.
Local ads advertise Winchester's Shopping Center at 13 N Loudoun with Raylass Dept Store and John W Rosenberger & Co. promoting wear for the family at lower prices. Dial numbers listed for Kent Street locations in Winchester.
A clustered page of small ads lists building supplies Tire recapping and vulcanizing services and a rubber company alongside repair shops and war bond promotion. Names like Duncan Brothers O Sullivan and Smiths Garage appear with location cues at Millwood Weaver Front End and Piccadilly Street.
A patriotic piece linking Independence Day 1776 to ongoing faith in government by the people. It extols godly citizens, church–state partnership, and the duty of officials to uphold freedom of worship and democratic norms. Local advertisers and shop listings appear alongside the article.
The notice invites locals to visit their denomination church in town and receive a friendly welcome. It emphasizes continuing regular church attendance and extending a warm invitation to others.
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