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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1941
Page
5
The First Baptist Church under Dr A. E. T. Clark announces Sunday School at 9 45 AM Morning Worship at 11 AM with the sermon Return of The Exile Communion will follow. Vespers at 5 15 PM Topic Our Response Supper and Open Forum for Young People 6 to 8 PM Onward welcome to all.
Highland Avenue Chapel announces Sunday School at 10 00 a.m and Evening Worship with sermon by Mr Edwards at 8 00 p.m. Thursday mid week prayer at 7 30 p.m. A cordial welcome to all. Congregational Church led by Pastor Rev Robert A Whitten with Sunday School at 9 45 a.m Kay Dunlap Superintendent Divine Worship at 11 00 a.m Chaut In His Church at 7 00 p.m Christian Endeavor at 8 00 p.m Wednesday Quarterly Conference.
Opiequon Memorial Presbyterian Church Kernstown holds 11:00 a.m. service on May 4 led by Rev E B McGavock. Winchester Presbyterian Church offers 9:30 a.m. Sunday School, 11:00 a.m. worship, and 7:20 p.m. Young People meeting with sermon on Gods Glory in the Dawn. District Church reports 10:00 a.m. church school, 11:00 a.m. worship, and 7:30 p.m. evening service with pastor. Woman's Society of Christian Service meets at Parsonage led by Mrs La- .
Macedonia service at 10 15 a m with sermon by Rev Harry Balthis combined church school. Epworth League at 7 30 p m led by Miss Charlotte Wyant. Woman's Society meets May 7 at 2 p m at Mrs R L Petrie Greenwood 2 30 p m combined church school at Round Hill 2 p m church school. Cordial invitation to all services.
Braddock Street Methodist Church and Cork Street Church of Christ share a Sunday program lineup with services at 9 40 a m 11 00 a m 7 15 p m and 8 p m. The Winchester Christian Worker's School opens Sunday at 2 30 p m and runs through the week with evening sessions. Rev W W McMre leads a sermon The Gateway of the Kingdom.
Dist Church RV Garland Evans Hopring scripture and service times listed. Holy Communion at 11 a.m. Young Adult Tea 5 30 p.m. Epworth League Boys and Girls Fellow ship hours. Worship 7 30 p.m. Girls on one 3 30 p.m. Circle meetings at various addresses. Choir rehearsal Friday 7 30 p.m. Troop 9 meets Saturday 10 a.m. Cherub Due to Training School there will be no regular men’s meetings or Adult Fellowship Night. dates to be announced.
Pastor J Lloyd Garrison leads morning worship with a sermon Making Discoveries on The Shadowed Way and an evening sermon The Great Refusal. Church School at 10 and last Communion of the conference year. Women's Society of Christian Service meets Friday at Mrs Robinsons 812 S Loudoun Street.
Church A. Son announces 11 a m sermon by Pastor Wilkin. Sunday School at 2 p m. Young People's Service at 7 p m. Evening sermon at 8 p m by Reverend E. W. All are cordially invited.
The United Brethren Church marks a Youth Day with the theme Trusting in the Lord Jesus Christ. Sunday school and Bible classes, morning and evening sermons by Rev. Floyd L. Palk and Rev. Paul Gruver, Virginia conference leaders, plus evening worship and Christian Endeavor activities, with Board meetings and choir rehearsals scheduled through the week.
Morning Worship at 9 30 a m Bible School 10 30 a m led by A C Frye Sunday evening service at 7 with topic Gods Standard for Right Living Wednesday prayer at 7 45 p m Cottage prayer meeting at 905 Woodland Ave hosted by Mr and Mrs Guy Coffelt with Mr Holmes Fiet cher as leader
Reverend R B Nelson leads services at 11 a m Holy Communion and sermon On the Kingdom of Prayer the phrase God Holy Ghost Sanctifier of the faithful visit this Congregation with thy love and favour enlighten their minds with the everlasting light graft their hearts to a love of the truth increase in them true goodness keep them in thy worship and glory world without end
The Centenary Evangelic Lutheran Church presents a sermon by Rev L Plickinger with D Pastor and a Young People's Service led by P M Young. Worship details are listed in the church notices.
The lesson sermon to be read in churches on Sunday focuses on everlasting punishment and the path to mercy. It cites Proverbs 28 13 and 13 15 and quotes from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures about Divine Love correcting and governing man.
Sunday School at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 a m with communion C A meeting at 7 p m evangelistic service at 8 p m prayer meeting Tuesday night 8 p m. Rev C B An Der son pastor.
In Mt Pleasant Berryville and Red Bud readings describe Young People’s Anniversary activities and services. Includes Saints on Main Street play at 7 30 p m and On to Pentecost services with Bible reminders. Plans feature Church School worship and Ladies Aid gatherings. May events include Mother’s and Cradle Roll Sunday and Rural Life Sunday.
E M Punk, chairman of the county scene, heads to a three day East Central Division AAA regional center in Charlotte, N C, as county representative. He brings constructive suggestions from community committees, farmers and leaders. Frederick County and community committee plan a meeting on Monday May 5.
The conservatory will host a six week summer school from July 13 to August 9 for students seeking training in orchestra band and ensemble playing. Registration opens Monday June 30 reflecting growing interest.
Ex dog lover Roy Smith bumped a dog with his car and leaped out to help. The injured dog bit him and a second dog also bit as he spoke. Smith took Booth No. 1 to a veterinarian who found it undamaged, then sought emergency care for bite injuries.
A spoof column from multiple camps describes quirky moments during basic training. At Camp Robinson a tear gas drill ends with a comical cork popping exit. Camp Wheeler notes a trainee arriving with ice skates. Camp Blanding’s generic buck private jokes about being a general. Camp Barley’s officer spots a snake during downtime.
Brush Creek area notes show Mr. and Mrs. Haden G. Heironimus of Brentwood Md visiting Mrs. Laura Dailey and Ruth M. Kerns. Other visitors include Alfa H. Lamp and family, and Mrs. Norman DeHaven to return home today from Winchester Sudannee Hospital. Remarks end with casual social visits and a mention of warm days.
Examinations for civil service positions announced by the United States Civil Service Commission. Separate eligibility lists will be created by work type. Applications must be filed at the commission office, care of Man Lee, secretary, at the local post office.
Dinner guests at the Walter Jackson home included G C Tutwiller and son from Culpeper and families from Jersey City and Capon Bridge. Visitors shared health news, travels, and local movements, with multiple family calls and a sightsee with Washington DC. Mrs. Dodson moved to Winchester Memorial Hospital for ongoing care.
Friends wish Patsy Carson a speedy recovery as she stays at Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Charles Zelloe visit the Graham household in the evening while Apple Pie Ridge draws many visitors amid full bloom. Gardens prosper despite dry weather and men stay busy planting fields.
The Star notes that reports from most of Europe are censored before reaching the United States. Readers are cautioned that war news may be suppressed or altered in transmission.
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