Church Schedules and Pastors Across Several Towns
A roundup of church services and pastors in Stephens City Salem Middletown Galilee Montague Avenue and Round Hill. Details include Sunday times 9:45 to 11:30 a.m. and worship 3 p.m. Epworth Lea gue lectures 7 30 p.m. plus Bible schools and sermons by Rev pastors.
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Homer Welch
Stephens City
Fairview
Kernstown
Refuge
Steph
Age
Church OF the Brethren
Salem
L. R
Cephal F
W. L. Riggleman
Jubilee
Royal Pike
Middletown
ODIST
J. T. Brown
Epworth
Pamelief
Montague Avenue
Melho
Harry Balthis
Greenwood
Macedonia
Epworth League
Macedonia Church
India
Armel School
Round Hill
Sunday School Lesson on Luke 20 9 21 38 Parables and Teachings
The lesson covers Jesus parables including the wicked husbandmen, the tribute to Caesar, and the resurrection challenge from the Sadducees. It highlights the stone the builders rejected, the Widow's Mite, and foretells temple destruction and persecution. The tone mirrors a period church discussion with emphasis on Messiahship and vigilance against imposters.
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Jesus
Arden-Church and Gerrardstown Church School Notices
Evening meetings listed for Arden-Church School 10 and Gerrardstown-Church School Epworth League 7. Worship Paynes-Church School 10 and Worship 11. Rest-Church School 10. Bp at Bunker Hill continues March 10 11 12 at 7 30. Visitors welcome.
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Arden
Darkesville
Epworth
Gerrardstown
Paynes
Rest
Bunker Hill
Rural churches outline Sunday services and Lenten plans
Stephens Clutheran and Disciples of Christ Rural Charge list Sunday worship at 10 a m and 11 a m with Communion and catechetical classes. Luther League Lenten services are scheduled, sermon titles include Work For Me and Believe in Me. A message invites attendance and prayers to support church work.
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Disciples OF Christ, Rural Charge
S. J. Goode
Walnut Springs
Eerett School
Luther League
White Post Circuit Methodist Church Services
Reverend W D Sheets leads services at Cedarville at 10 am with worship and sermon Rockland follows at 11 am for worship and hymn Boyce hosts at 6 45 pm Young People service at 7 30 pm worship and praise hour. All are invited to worship with us.
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White Post
THE
Methodist Church
W. D. Sheets
Cedarville
Rockland
Imon
Boyce
Young Peosap Banhieng
Ener Rou
Who spoke the maxim on doing things well
The quote attributed to C. R. S. A. asks who said Whatsoever is with one doing at all, is worth doing well. The prompt notes it is from the Earl of Chesterfield's Letters.
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Caesar
Jesus
God
St. Luke
Earl of Chesterfield
Grumblings Fade as Income Tax Time Returns
Washington reports rising breeziness about filing as defense funding boosts taxes. Philadelphia and Richmond see few gripes, while 26,000 tax aid agents help with line by line fills. The Treasury projects about 3 billion in receipts with quarterly installments optional.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Richmond
Treasury
Richmond Library to Seek Court Overdue Books
Richmond public library plans to go to court to force overdue borrowers to respond. City librarian Thomas P. Ayer said warrants will be served next week against about 75 borrowers who ignored notices that books were overdue.
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Richmond
Richmond Public Library
Thomas P. Ayer
Lbrarian
Afternoon News Is LATE NEWS Across Major Cities
A note indicates press time is nine o’clock in London and ten o’clock in Berlin and Rome with eleven o’clock in Alexandria and Bucharest as late news deadlines. The item outlines synchronized release times for multiple cities.
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Star
London
Berlin
Rome
Alexandria
Bucharest
Seattle Prepares for Wartime Blackout Night
Seattle readies its first major wartime blackout testing tonight with more than 10 000 volunteers including Boy Scouts as traffic guards lights monitors and residence patrols. Hotels must call rooms and secure exits while officials expect authorities from Seattle and western Canada to oversee the 10 40 p.m. event with military observers overhead.
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Seattle
John Carroll
Army
Navy
Air Corps
Canada
Washington
Oregon
British Raid on Lofoten Islands Signals Bigger Operations
British and Norwegian naval units raided the German held Lofoten Islands off Norway in a prelude to larger raids along Europe’s coast. The assault aimed to sabotage Nazi military and industrial targets, seize prisoners, and boost occupied territory morale. 216 Germans were captured including 17 air force personnel and two senior naval officers. Norwegian Quislings captured were not ordinary POWs and would be handled under Norwegian law in Britain.
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London
Lofoten
Norway
Landseb
Britain
Vidkun Quisling
England
Haakon
Army Officer Killed in Langley Bomber Crash
Second Lieutenant Bernard P. Smith Jr., 26, of the Third Observation Squadron, was killed when his B-10 Martin bomber crashed in shallow water near Langley Field during a transition training flight. He had taken off minutes earlier from Langley. his body was recovered. He resided at East Hampton and Bartow, Florida, and is survived by his mother and sister.
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Langley Field
Bernard P. Smith, Jr
Smith
Langley
Lieut. Smith
Army
Air Corps
Bartow
Fla
East Hampton
Here
Bernard Powell Smith
Tasca Smith
Kinston
N. C
Officer Named For A Battalion In Virginia Force
Brigadier General E. E. Goodwyn announced Lieut. Col. Chester B. Koontz of Newport News will command the Virginia Protective Force second battalion with units in Newport News Hampton and Suffolk. Three units were mustered at Blackstone Bristol and Richmond and two more to organize Monday at Petersburg and Berryville.
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Richmond
E. E. Goodwyn
Virginia Protective Force
Chester B. Koontz
Newport News
Hampton
Suffolk
Blackstone
Bristol
Petersburg
Berryville
WPA to Help Build Road in Virginia Project
Richmond March 7 WPA administrator S Hummel announced approval of a highway project costing 235 266 to ease traffic near the Hercules Powder plant at Radford. The WPA will pay the total cost to improve 6 6 miles of secondary 658 between routes 114 and providing 38 feet of roadway with 22 feet pavement and built up shoulders. Construction to start at once and finish in five months employing 147 workers.
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Richmond
S. Hummel
Virginia
WPA
Hercules
Radford
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Galilee Church of Christ
Mount of Olives
Matures Syndicate, Inc
George W. Kurtz
National Remedy Co
Dept. X
National Guard
Winchester Evening Star
Bobby James
Bobby
New York
Neer
Winchester Furniture
Pingley & Plaza Cleaners
Burley Tobacco
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Chesapeake & Potomac Tel. Co
Bell System
S. Main St
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