Middletown Happenings Include Visits and Appointments
Residents of Middletown and nearby towns hosted and visited many families this week. D. C. Tuckey Long returned to Port Hueneme with family news, while Mr. and Mrs. Emory Matthews welcomed guests including O F Gochenour and Nancy Lee Strasburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C. Tucky Long
Port Hueneme
Calif
Emory Matthews
O. F. Gochenour
Grayden Gochenour
Nancy Lee
Strasburg
Harry Matthews
Matthews
Ronnie
W. D. Walker
Helen Hottie
Bobby Kline
Winchester
R. V. Whitehurst
C. C. Rhodes
May Ginn
Charles C. Reely
Safeway
Purcellville
Loudoun County
E. von
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Anna Campbell
Julia Wright
Middletown Home Economic Club
Helen D. Alverson
Blacksburg
Grove
Stephens City
Spring on Mexiana Poised as Diaper Care Favorite
A 40 year favorite believe and often help prevent diaper rash with soothing medicated powder used after every change. The spring on Mexiana formulation emphasizes gentle care and reliable protection for babies.
Sunday Church Services Across Local Front Royal and Stephens City
Churches invite the public to Sunday worship and Sunday school across multiple communities. The Brethren Congregation at La Dettra holds services with elder pastors and Rev W L Riggleman, while Salem near Stephens City and Kernstown, Stephens City Charge Church with Rev Walter Smith, and United Brethren in Reliance Charge stations list sermon times, Sunday school, and youth fellowship events. Special music by D D Miller and Nelson Huffman noted for Virginia religious education events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Brethren Congregation
LA Dettra
W L. Riggleman
Jubilee
Front Royal Pike
Salem
Stephens City
Walter Smith
Fairview
Kernstown
Refuge
Pairview
United Brethren IN Reliance
Minor Co. Miller
D. D
Virginia State Council of Religious Education
Nelson T. Huffman
Voice
Bridgewater College
Ridings Chapel
Greenway
Home Mission Tabernacle Service Notice
Nain Virginia. George Helsley pastor. Sunday School 3 30 p m. Prayer and night service Wednesday 7 30 p m. Evening worship and sermon 7 30 p m Sunday. You are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Mission Tabernacle
Nain
George Helsley
United Brethren and Methodist Churches Services Summary
The Winchester charge lists John E Olver and Rev R B Moore leading services at Pleasant Valley Mt Pleasant Red Bud Middletown Grace Hites Montague Avenue Macedonia Greenwood Round Hill and Gravel Springs parishes with Sunday School times and afternoon worship. Gainesboro Methodist led by Rev C H Palmer with services at Wesley Chapel Redland Old Bethel Gainesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Winchester
John E. Olver
Pleasant Valley
C. E. Society
Mt. Pleasant
Young Peoples
Red Bud
Montague Avenue Charge
John Teter
Macedonia
E. E. Hall
Inas Netherton
Round Hill
Myra Payne
Greenwood
Audrey Baecher
Gainesboro
Methodist Church
C. H. Palmer
Wesley
Local Church Services and Meetings Listed
Brucetown Methodist Charge and Berryville Presbyterian Church announce Sunday services with times for worship, sermon, and church schools. Brucetown ministries invite all to worship. Berryville notes morning worship at 11 and a Woman’s Auxiliary meeting on May 9.
Stone's Chapel Presbyterian Church Service Schedule
R K Mc Donald, minister. Sunday School at 11 a.m. with Julian Glascock as superintendent. Morning Worship at 12 15 p.m. sermon titled Why Be Good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone's Chapel Presbytterian Church
R. K. McDonald
Julian Glascock
Braddock Street Church Observes National Family Week
Braddock Street Methodist Church joins nationwide National Family Week May 6 to 13 with Holy Communion at 11 00 Sunday morning and a sermon on To Have and To Hold at 7 30 Sunday evening by Rev J Hawkins The Youth Choir will provide music A covered dish Family Night on Wednesday at 6 30 invites all families A baptism service is planned for May 13 at 2 30 with infant baptisms by water and spirit Participation encouraged through all week activities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Street
Family
Braddock Street Church
Hawkins
The Hebrew Monarchy at Its Height in Biblical Narrative
The article recounts Samuel’s rise, Israel’s demand for a king, Saul’s ascent and failure, David’s reign and flaws, and Solomon’s wisdom and temple building. It highlights David’s mercy and repentance, Saul’s jealousy of David, and Solomon’s judgment and temple plans, ending with Solomon’s temple dedication materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul
Samuel
Jesse
Goliath
David
Nathan
Israel
Jerusalem
Temple
Solomon
Gibeon
Lutheran World Action film series at Trinity Church
Sunday night May 6 at 8 00 P M Trinity Lutheran Church Stephens City Virginia will screen about 80 stereopticon pictures titled Life lines of the World. The program explains Lutheran World Action work and plans for next year and shows how funds are raised and spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Stephens City
Lutheran Church
Lutheran World Action
Church notices from Ebenezer Disciple and Galilee with talks
Rev. C A Quenzel leads Bible School at 10:30 p m with W Strother as superintendent Morning worship and communion at 11 o clock All welcome Galilee Church of Christ Bible School at 10 a m supervised by Charles F McVay 7 30 p m speaker A R Marks of Stephens City on Teaching the Bible in the public schools Mother’s Day sermon by Quenzel 4 H Club of White Hall attends led by Mrs Harry Mason Capon Bridge group S J Goode minister Capon Bridge Bible School 10 Morning worship 11 Holy Communion Evening service at 8 All are invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer Disciple Church
C. A. Quenzel
Minister Bible School
W. Strother
Galilee Church of
Tian Church Group
S J Goode
Capon Bridge—Bible School
Stephens City Lutheran Parish Service Schedule
Raymond L Booze pastor St Pauls Church Sunday School 10 am J W Richard Morning Worship 11 am Trinity Church Sunday School 9 45 am F B Cadwallader Luther League Miss Sarah Shryock leader 7 pm Evening Worship Steroptican Pictures Lutheran World Action 8 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Raymond L. Booze
St. Paul's Church
J. W. Richard
Trinity Church
B. Cadwallader
Luther League
Sarah Shryock
Lutheran World Action
Timber Ridge Congregational Church announcements
In High View West Virginia Reverend Roy D Coulter begins at 10 30 am with Sunday School led by Elray Seldon superintendent The 11 30 am service features a sermon titled Did Christ Come Too Soon The afternoon topic will be Treating Sin Lightly All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timber Ridge Congregational Christian Church
High View
W. Va
Roy D Coulter
Elray Seldon
Stephenson To Play Sox Sunday
The Winchester White Sox open the 1945 season Sunday at 2:30 against Stephen son at the Clearbrook school diamond. Manager Sam Ensogna asks players to meet at 1:30 Sunday at 139 S Loudoun St. Mitchell Boyd will start on the mound for the Sox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester White Sox
Stephenson
Clearbrook School
Sam Ensogna
S. Loudoun Street
Mitchell Boyd
Sox
Roosevelt The Man
A portrait of Franklin D Roosevelt focusing on his private life and family. It describes his closeness with Eleanor Roosevelt, home arrangements in New York, and attempts to live normally amid public scrutiny. The piece notes their shared bond, family episodes, and Roosevelt’s habits and tastes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Greenwich Village
White House
New York
Mrs. Roosevelt
Missus
Franklin
Roosevelts
Mr. Roosevelt
Dicken
James
Elliot
Franklin, Jr
Harvard
Orange
Conn
Jimmie
Con
Funeral Notices From Green Spring Community
Green Spring May report lists neighbors attending the funeral last Friday for the late John Light. The piece notes many friends and local families visiting, traveling, and calling on relatives across nearby towns and countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Spring
May
John Light
Foster Milburn
Winchester
Ernest Milburn
Trone Milburn
Glenray
W. Va
Lloyd Milburn
Howard Platner
Grimes
Eva Taylor
Melvin
Lester Ware
Bell Shirley
Nain
Edwin Barrett
Night roads in Germany hide a werewolf threat and sabotage
In HAL Boyle's April dispatch from Germany he notes nightly dangers beyond the lines. Saboteurs in civilian clothing and displaced foreign workers menace Allied convoys, kill lone soldiers, steal cars, poison food, cut wires, and send messages while German civilians appear friendly by day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Sgcale
Hitler
Ion
If We'll Buy The Bonds Theyll Drop The Bombs
A bold wartime slogan argues for funding defense through bond purchases. The phrase frames public support as a means to deter aggression and accelerate production, urging citizens to invest in government bonds and bolster national security.
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Middletown
ED Molden
Firestone
Yeni
N. Braddych St
Middletown Methodist Church
R. B. Moore
Grace—Church School
Hites
Gravel Springs
E. B. Smith
Bethel
Freemont
St. John Sunday School
St. James
Brucetown
Fulcher
Welltown
Crums
Stephenson—Church School
Berryville
By Newman Campbell
Elkanah
Hannah
Eli
God
Jonathan
Judah
Absolam
Bathsheba
Scleamon
Egypt
King Features Syndicate
Tac
Lutheran Pictures World Action
Roosevelt the Man
Douglas B. Cornell
Associated Press
Chicago
St. James Episcopal Church
Hyde Park
N. Y
John
France
Cannes
Hal Boyle
the Four
Wiaa Ferm Bureau Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Columbus
Ohio
G. L. Craig, Sr
N. Main St
Dial
Rens Paard
White
Florida
Celery
Pascal
Kale
Clarke County
Heaven-On-Earth
Baltimore
Quicck
Hamel
Ana
Jno. S. Solenberger & Co., Inc
Loudoun St
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