Wine to Teach at Indian Hollow Sunday School
Rev. Floyd Wine will teach at Indian Hollow Sunday school at 3 p.m. EST Sunday. Mrs. Henry McVicar is suot.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1948
Page
3
Rev. Floyd Wine will teach at Indian Hollow Sunday school at 3 p.m. EST Sunday. Mrs. Henry McVicar is suot.
Plant now for August and September blooming. Bargain assortment of two year old bulbs available postpaid at Beaverton Oregon garden. Prices include 12 for 25c 60 for 1 150 for 2. Beaver ton Bulb Gardens Beaverton Oregon.
Speaker Harman, a former U S Secret Service agent and bodyguard to President Truman and Franklin D Poosavelt, will address a special service Sunday at the Evangelical United Brethren Church on N Breddock. Mr and Mrs Hamman will host luncheon for the church youth at 630 p m before the 730 p m program featuring musical renditions. Harman left the White House detail in June 1946 to pursue full time Christian work.
Americans increased time expenditures for goods and services from 66 billion dollars in 1940 to 105 billion dollars in 1945 reflecting rising postwar demand and shifting consumer behavior.
Peoples Cleaners of Winchester placed third in the Blue Ridge Major Bowling League season finale. Frederick’s American Legion won with 98 points, Spillway of Martinsburg second with 96. Bunny Powell led the circuit with 121.82 average over 105 games. The banquet is set for 8 p.m. Wednesday at Big Springs dining room south of Martinsburg.
A slate led by R E Aylor for president was unanimously adopted by Stephens City Lions. The ticket includes Rev. Eoc Day first vice president David C Petrie third vice president A R Marks secretary treasurer Richard oO Clem lion tamer Irvin Williams tail twister Gervis Lemley Clarence Terault two year directors. Thirty one Lions attended the meeting at the fire hall followed by a director s meeting. Guests included Earl Hines of Winchester and Harry Cain. A committee Leslie Orndorff Dan Brumback Julian Gregory was named to explore organizing a softball team. Directors voted to contribute 15 to the Lions Club of Monterrey Mexico and 50 to the Winchester hospital building fund drive. Approval was given for dress uniforms to be worn by delicates to the Lions convention in New York in July. Jack Hill of Vienna was endorsed for Governor of District 24 C at the Roanoke convention in June.
In Blacksburg on May 14 an agricultural extension service specialist warned farmers to guard crops against the cabbage maggot. Entomologist J O Rowell said the pest harms cabbages turnips radishes carrots and other greens, especially in seed beds and young plants. He noted higher risk in western Virginia and recommended root drenchings with bichloride solution at planting and again after 10 to 12 days, plus seed-bed applications at one gallon per 35 feet of row.
The era sees a sharp drop in pastor earnings as congregations struggle financially. Many ministers face reduced stipends while continuing duties such as preaching on Sundays and teaching adult Sunday school classes.
Secretary James V. Forrestal and Senator Chan Gurney explain a volunteer plan for 18 year olds to Page Boy Jack Walker. The Senate committee approved 7 to 2 a bill creating one year of selective training for 18 year olds and two years of military service for men aged 19 to 25.
Six boys selected from 28 representatives of 10 Northern Triangle FFA chapters will compete in the state livestock and dairy judging contest at Blacksburg during the FRA rally June 21-24. Winners include Donald Smallwood Mey in Winchester, Vernon rs, and William Trenary of county high school. judges include J W Ol ote.
E. W. O'Neal of Middletown and J. Everette Wil ofay, both attorneys, spoke at the Tri-County IOOF session in Middletown on communist infiltration. More than 25 members from Winchester attended, including a large group from Winchester Canyon No. 48 in uniform. Next Tri-County gathering slated for Edinburgh in August.
In 1939 the United States published 180 million books with the majority being school texts. Prior to World War I fiction led all other types.
The Golden Rays Quartet of Baltimore will sing at Zion Baptist Church Boyce Sunday at 3 and 8 p m EST Rev H C Johnson is pastor The program is under the sponsorship of France Burwell
The Community Chorus of Carlisle will present a sacred music program at Mt. Carmel Baptist Church in Carlisle at 3 p m on Sunday to benefit the church's Men's Day.
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