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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1944

Page

3

Religious principles applied to daily life urged by Green

The article urges applying Ten Commandments Sermon on the Mount and Golden Rule to all human relations. It notes the American Friends Service Committee works with the Indian Red Cross to supply 250000 daily meals for infants and nursing mothers around Calcutta and ships milk through the British War Relief Society.

Green Ys Ration of Labor American Friends Service Committee Quakers Indian Red Cross Calcutta India British War Relief Society of America Friends Ambulance Unit

Wartime Campus Missions Mobilize Chaplaincy Effort

The Christian Commission on Wartime Campus Missions forms under the Federal Council to aid college trainees and prisoners of war with religious care. It plans local ministering groups, speaker teams, and campus visits to address spiritual needs and moral concerns amid wartime isolation. Dr Harry T. Burleigh marks fifty years as a soloist at St. George’s Church while recalling family history and supporting composers like Dvorak. Bishop Manning notes Burleigh’s semicen tennial choir service and Hymn Society fellowship as small sects rise in America.

America Christian Commission On Federal Council of the Churches of Christ Harry T. Burleigh St. George’s Protestant Episcopal Church New York City J. P. Morran Burleigh

Rise of emotional sects challenges church unity

Dr H Paul Douglas of the Federal Council of Churches argues that church splits are often sociological rather than doctrinal and that since 1916 new sects are mainly emotional groups. He notes Adventist and perfectionist currents, gifts of healing, and a mix of fundamentalist and pacifist aims, with rural and disinherited urban followers.

H. Paul Douglas Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America United States Douglass

Woman roles in church face criticism amid social shifts in Warren

Julia Spickard serves Protestant communities in Warren new housing project by visiting newcomers, running religious education, and organizing youth activities. A Church of England committee urged change to deaconess roles including dress, communion, and marriage rights, urging removal of prejudice in church and society.

Warren Ohio Julia Spickard Church of England York Canterbury

Preventive Medicine Clinic Opens in Santiago by Miss Prouty

Miss Florence Prouty of Kansas City organizes a Preventive Medicine Clinic linked to Sweet Memorial Institute, a 70 year old Methodist social center in Santiago Chile. The clinic has earned trust of top Chilean doctors and social workers and serves hundreds of needy children daily. A prominent local woman doctor and a dentist volunteer their services at the eclinic. Sweet Memorial houses a church and a school as well as the downtown service center.

Sweet Memorial

Residents relocate and visit in Chambersville news

Mrs. P. H. Ritter and family moved to their Kernstown home. Mr. R. N. Bradfield and family plus Miss Colleen Rosier visited Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Brewer. Mrs. John Hoover spent a Wednesday with Winchester relatives. George O'Rear of Winchester visited with the Rosenbergers. Luther Hamilton and family from Washington, D. C. spent the weekend here. Walter Crowser lost a fine horse. Mrs. Cora Sale of Mountain Falls visited Mrs. James Patterson.

Chambersville P. H. Ritter Kernstown R.N. Bradfield Colleen Rosier W. W. Brewer John Hoover Winchester George O J. H. Rosenberger Luther Hamilton Washington, D. C Walter Crowser Cora Sale Mountain Falls James Patterson

Complete Coverage Of Local Read The Star

The Star offers comprehensive coverage of local national and world events with updates across pages. Readers find timely reporting on city affairs regional developments and major international incidents within the daily edition.

the Star

Jesus Crucified in Mark’s Gospel Reflects Brutal Mockery

The outline summarizes Mark’s account of Jesus’ crucifixion, highlighting the mob’s scoffing, Simon of Cyrene bearing the cross, the offering of wine with myrrh refused by Jesus, the crucifixion with two thieves, darkness at noon, Jesus’ cry, the temple veil rent, the Roman acknowledgment of Jesus as the Son of God, and Joseph of Arimathea obtaining the body for burial.

Jesus Mark Jerusalem Simon Golgotha Elijah God Mary Magdalene Mary James the Loss Joses Salome Joseph of Arimathea Pilate Joseph Vatures Syndicate Tae

Montague Avenue Charge Methodist Church Services

Rev John Teter pastor leads Macedonia Macedonia at 10:15 a m Church School with E E Hall Gen Supt in charge 11 a m Morning worship sermon by pastor Youth Fellowship 7 30 p m led by Charles Affleck Greenwood Church School 2 30 p m R O Daugherty Gen Sept 3 30 p m Afternoon Worship sermon by pastor Round Hill 2 00 p m Church led by Miss Myra Payne Gen pt Public invited to attend services

Montague Avenue John Teter Macedonia E. E. Hall Charles Affleck Greenwood R. O. Daugherty Round Hill Myra Payne

Timber Ridge Congre gational Christian Church Service Notice

High View West Virginia Sunday School at 10 30 a m led by Elray Seldon morning worship at 11 30 a m with Rev Paul B Sanger delivering a sermon titled Three Steps in Character Building cordial welcome extended to all

Timber Ridge Congregational - Christian Church High View W. Va Elray Seldon Paul B. Sanger

Opequon Group and Presby Churches Schedule

Rev Carlyle McDonald pastor at Opequon Memorial Church announces Sunday services and Sunday School times for Opequon Memorial Opequon Chapel Burnt Church and Round Hill. Worship at 11 a m at Memorial and 10 a m at Chapel. Sunday School at 11 a m Memorial and Round Hill with Christian Endeavor at 7 p m.

Opequon Group Presbytersan Carlyle McDonald Opequon Memorial Opequon Chapel Christian Endeavor Burnt Church Round Hill

Mission Tabernacle in Nain Virginia Services Schedule

Sunday School 9 30 a m Evening worship and sermon 7 30 p m Young People and Praise 7 30 p m Wednesday invite extended. Walter Smith pastor. First Sunday Stephens City 11 a m Fairview 3 p m Kernstown 7 30 p m. Second Sunday Kernstown 11 a m Refuge 3 p m Stephens City. Third Sunday Stephens City 11 a m Fairview 3 p m Kernstown 7 30 p m. Fourth Sunday Kernstown 11 a m Refuge 3 p m Stephens City 7 30 p m. Fifth Sunday irregular to attend all services.

Home Mission ‘Tabernacle Nain George Helsley Walter Smith Stephens City Fairview Kernstown Refuge

Bruce town Methodist Charge Morning Worship and Revival

The Bruce town Methodist Charge lists services at multiple churches including Stephenson Crums and Welltown with times for worship and Sunday school. A revival begins at Burns Factory Methodist Church on Monday April 3 and the Mission Study Class closes with a session March 22 at 7 30 p m. Everyone is invited to worship.

Burns Factory Methodist Church Brucetown

Local Church Schedules for Gravel Springs and Gainesboro

Gravel Springs Luther Parish lists Sunday School at 11 and services throughout the day led by E. B. Smith and church members. Ebenezer Disciple Church announces Bible School at 10 30 a m and evening worship with a business meeting after. Gainesboro Methodist reports a Mass Meeting at the Gainesboro Church with Dr. R O Bryant delivering the morning message and the second quarterly conference to follow.

Gravel Springs E. B. Smith St. John Freemort Bethel Ebenezer Disciple Church C. A. Quenzel Bible School A. Strother Gainesboro Methodist Church George W. Ports R. O. Bryant

Galilee Church of Christ Bible School and Sermon

C A Quenzel Bible School at 10 a.m. with Superintendent Charles E McVay. Sermon at 11 a.m. by Minister Quenzel followed by Communion. Theme discussed: How We Become a Christian. Harry Mason's class had the largest attendance last Lord's Day. Everyone welcome.

Galilee Church of Christ C. A

Early Saturday Closing Wins Support in Halifax Association

The Halifax Association passed a resolution commending a South Boston department store for closing at 7 pm on Saturdays. The move aims to let employees rest for Sunday worship, with ministers urging public cooperation and noting past Sabbath preparations. Rev. Marshall Anderson leads the South Halifax Charge.

Virginia Methodist Advocate Halifax Association South Boston Marshall Anderson South Halifax

Reliance Charge Services Planned by United Brethren

Reliance Seventh Day activities list L P Tederick as minister. Sunday school sessions at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Ridings Chapel holds Sunday school at 1 p.m. Greenway hosts Sunday school at 10:30 a.m. and a stereopticon picture service at 7:45 p.m. Foreign Missions observances scheduled across the day.

United Brethren IN Christ Reliance Charge L. P. Tederick Reliance Ridings Chapel Greenway

Salem Congregation Schedule For Jubilee and Salem

The Church of the Brethren Salem Congregation led by Elder L R Dettra lists Jubilee on Front Royal Pike with Sunday School at 10 am and preaching on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th Sundays at 11 am. In Salem near Stephens City Sunday School at 10 am and preaching on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Sundays at 11 am.

Church OF the Brethren Salem L. R. Dettra Cephas Fahnestock W. L. Riggleman Jubilee Front Royal Pike Stephens City

Middletown Methodist Church Services and Youth Fellowship

Rev. R. B. Moore leads Grace-Church School at 9.45, sermon at 11 a. m. Youth Fellowship at 7.30 p. m. Hites sermon at 2.30 p. m. A cordial welcome to all services.

Middletown Methodist Church R. B. Moore Grace—Church School Hites

United Brethren Church Winchester Circuit Services

A church notices page lists services and pastors for Pleasant Valley, Red Bud, Capon Bridge, Sandy Ridge, and Mount Olive Timber Mountain. John E. Oliver leads Pleasant Valley with Sunday School at 10:30 and worship at 11:30. others show times for C. E. Societies, Holy Communion, and worship.

United Brethren Churchurch Winchester John E. Oliver Pleasant Valley S. S M. C. E. Society Pleasant Henwok A. C. E. Society Red Bud

Notice of Personal Debt Responsibility

Statement by Hilda N. Boyce dated March 17, 1931 asserts she bears sole responsibility for her debts and that the situation remains unchanged. No additional individuals are indicated.

Hilda N. Boyce

Hotel Marshall to Open April First at Gerrard and Valley

Mrs Lucy P Marshall and Mr and Mrs B C Lineberry lease the Gerrard and Valley Avenue hotel from Dr C R Anderson and rename it Hotel Marshall. Dr Anderson adds a furnace and redecorates. Lineberry to be general manager with Marshall as assistant. The couple returns to the area after earlier Riverton and Front Royal ties.

Lucy P. Marshall B. C. Lineberry C. R. Anderson Gerrard and Valley Avenue Marshall Lineberry

Illnesses and travel notes reach Siler Virginia area

March reports in Siler describe several illnesses including measles and pneumonia fears for Raymond Luttrell while Snowden Burton recovers from hospital stay. James Roe from Richmond visited family and flew over Siler low enough to alarm locals. A heavy rain flooded creeks blocking mail routes and mudded roads. John W. Dunnlap’s health remains stable with Mrs. Dunlap improving.

Siler Raymond Luttrell Snowden Burton Winchester Memorial Hospital James Roe Richmond Silas G. Roe Edward Roe Roe John W. Dunnlap

John Mann Church Seeks Furnace Funds

A social at Mrs. Mary Laws 428 N Kent St is set for Saturday March 18 to raise money for a furnace in the John Mann Methodist Church. All are invited to attend and help this worthy cause ahead of the first Sunday in April rally.

Mary Laws N. Kent Street John Mann Methodist Church

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