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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1946
Page
3
The notice lists church services at 308 S Loudoun Street and other denominations including The Salvation Army at 303 South Loudoun and The Full Gospel Tabernacle at 455 North Cameron Street. It covers Sunday schools at 9:45 and worship times, revival begins April 7, missionary meeting locations, and weekly prayer and youth activities with event details and locations. All are invited to attend.
The Centenary Church Evan Gelical and Reform invites all to attend. 9:45 a.m. Church School led by Pred Rathman, Superintendent. 11:00 a.m. Morning Service. 7:30 p.m. Special Lenten service. All are welcome.
Rev R W Wilson pastor at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church announces Sunday School at 9 45 with Alton Powell. morning worship at 11 on Christ and His Church First. evening vespers at 5 on Jesus and Womanhood. 6 Young People ministry with Elizabeth Cather and play The Voice. Week events include deacons board Monday 7 30, auxiliary executive Tuesday 10 30, Woman's Bible Class 2 30, choir practice Friday 3 45, preparatory service 7 30, junior choir Saturday 10. Welcome to all.
The Apostolic Church at 10 West Cork Street under Overseer H. Thomas McGolerick invites all to Sunday School at 10 am Worship and Holy Communion at 11 am Evaneelistic service at 7 30 pm and Wednesday service at 8 pm All are invited.
The Church notices list Sunday lessons on Reality with Bible citations from Philippians 4 8 and James 1 17, plus a passage from Science and Health. Grace Lutheran and Church of Christ share service times and sermon topics including Bread For a Hungry World and What Is Man. First United Brethren outlines schedules for church school worship and youth activities.
Corner of Cameron and Cork Streets announces Market Street Methodist Church with morning worship at 11 oclock featuring a sermon Smoking Flax by the minister D D Lewis F Havermale and an anthem by the Adult Choir. A sacred musical by Adult and Girls Choir at 7 30 p m invites public attendance.
Pastor Rev J S Duckwall leads Sunday 3:00 p m Sunday School with Elwood Willey as superintendent and Lee Rinker as assistant. Evening worship at 7:30 p m features a sermon by Duckwall and a 7:00 p m Young People's Vesper Service followed by Thursday 7:30 p m mid week prayer service.
Advertises modern trusses for ruptures and hernias with claim of improved circulation and support. Offers ongoing fitting guidance and adjustments. Open daily 9 am to 5 pm, Winchester Virginia. Contact details include phone 5272 and address on Loudoun Street and West Burke.
Sunday schedule lists Christ Episcopal Church with Rev R B Nelson rector at 9 45 am Sunday School and 11 am Morning Prayer and sermon The Passionate Desires of Christ Lenten services Wednesdays and Fridays 5 pm Prayer for the week asks God to relieve the punished through Jesus Christ Braddock Street Methodist Church led by Rev T J Hawkins offers 9 45 am Church School 11 am Morning Worship and sermon The Lord of Glory 6 30 pm Methodist Youth Fellowship 7 30 pm Evening Worship and sermon Beyond Darkness Family Church Night Wednesday meditation open daily for prayer
Congregational Christian Church with Rev. Robert A Whitten schedule includes Sunday School 9 45 a m Divine Worship 11 a m Christian Endeavor 6 30 p m Evening Worship 7 30 p m Wednesday Board meeting. Pentecostal Church of God led by Rev I L Stonesifer on South Braddock Street near Miller School lists Sunday School 10 a m Morning Worship 11 a m Young Peoples Service 6 45 p m Bible Study Tuesday and a special service Saturday night March 30 with speaker Rev W C Collins from Dallas Texas.
Rev LeRoy Williams leads St Paul A M E Church Women’s Day at 8 pm. John Mann Methodist Church with Rev E J Jackson hosts morning and evening services with Junior and Senior choirs, noting shared attendance with St Paul A M E on their Women’s Day night.
Mrs. Madeline B. Myers, Home Agent, releases the week schedule from April 1 to 6. Highlights include April 2 demonstrations on Pictures in the Home with Middle Road HDC and Gore HDC on April 3, and meetings of Hayfield 4-H Club, Professional Workers Council, Shawnee HDC, and Albin HDC. Round Hill Clothing Project girls plan project work April 6.
In the Bowling B League results Glaize Bros and Studebaker tied for top spots with strong showings as Raymond Webber rolled a season high 165 and Phil Glaize added 125. Va Woolen No 1 and Snapp Foundry also posted solid scores in a dramatic seven game set. Dorothy Bloom led Capitol Restaurant girls with 121 in a 23 pin triumph over John's Boys.
Peoples Cleaners dominate Winchester 1718 to 1663 as Bill Moore tops with 375 in a high scoring league match. Box score highlights include Gore Larrick Lineburg and Moore aiding a 594 total. next week they travel to Martinsburg. State of Virginia Frederick County Circuit Court notices seek substitution of trustee Carl L Gordon in the deed of trust with Largent as trustee.
W A Bradford and A L Withers of Clarke County Selective Service were honored with the Selective Service Medal and Certificate of Merit for faithful service. Col Joel D Griffing presented the awards at Bradford's home on behalf of the Governor, with local officials and family present.
The text explains sowing cucumbers in hills rather than rows. It notes hills should be five to six inches high and about a foot across, with seed envelopes providing planting directions. It emphasizes no mystery to hill planting and refers to Saeed Tulle mile as a potential author or source.
The excerpt explains making soil hills with a trowel, scooping soil into circles, planting about a dozen seeds per hill, and watering lightly at first with heavier subsequent watering. Label each hill with the vegetable name and planting date for notebook entry.
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