Sermon Highlights Jesus Reply to Scribes in Temple
A May 17 lesson reviews Jesus parables and answers to the scribes and Pharisees in the temple. It notes the authority challenge, the two sons parable, the vineyard tale, and render unto Caesar and unto God as core teachings. Church notices follow from Timber Ridge and related congregations in West Virginia.
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Jesus
Temple
John
Heaven
Caesar
God
Christ
Natures Syndicate, Inc
Church Schedules for Sunday Worship and School Services
Montague Avenue Bee AVENUE CHARGE ODIST CHURCH Reverend Homer Welch pastor church school each Sunday 10:00 a m worship with sermon second and fourth Sundays 11:00 a m Evening Worship 7:30 p m Greenwood Church School 2:00 p m Worship sermon first and third Sundays after church school Macedonia Church School 10:15 a m Worship Sundays after church school Ep worth League 8:00 p m Round Hill Church School Sundays 2:30 p m Worship second and fourth Sundays after church school
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Bee Avenue
ODIST
Homer Welch
Montague Avenue
Greenwood
Macedonia
Epworth League
Round Hill
Pleasant Valley and surrounding church activities schedule
Winchester A B Chargs and O Shirley Mt Pleasant churches host services at 10 a m and 11 a m with worship, Holy Communion, and missionary meeting in Cumberland reports by Mrs Foreman and Mrs Hancher. Red Bud and Cradle Roll observances follow with baptisms and church school. Softball plan at White Hall Monday evening.
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Winchester
A. B
White Hall
Late News Update From The Star Timing Abroad
The Star lists press time alignment with London nine p m Berlin Rome ten p m and Balkan eleven p m reflecting international hours. This update summarizes publication timing details for global markets and regions referenced by the paper.
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STAR
London
Berlin
Rome
Balkans
Salem Congregation Church Notices
Jubilee on Front Royal Pike with Sunday School at 10 a m and preaching at 11 on 2nd 3rd and 4th Sundays Elder L R Dettra pastors Rev Cephas Fahnestock and Rev W L Rigglemar Salem near Stephens City Sunday School 10 a m preaching 1st 2nd and 3rd Sundays at 11
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Church OF the Brethren
Salem
L. R. Dettra
Cephas Fahnestock
W. L. Rigglemar
Jubilee
Front Royal Pike
Stephens City
Local Church Services Schedule for Sunday
St John Sunday School at 10 30 a m and sermon at 11 30 a m Fremont sermon at 3 Bethel Sunday School first at 10 a m and sermon at 8 p m St James and Gravel Springs School at 10 a m Everyone is lee invited to attend these services
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Gravel Springs Lutheran Parish
Smith
St. John
Freemont
Bethel
St. James and Gravel Springs
Lee
Stephens City Charge Methodist Church Schedule
Pastors and churches in the Stephens City charge list preaching times. Reverend Walter Smith leads Stephens City with services on the first and third Sundays at Stephens City and Kernstown and Fairview on indicated slots. Second and fourth Sundays present Kernstown and local churches with morning services at Kernstown and Stephens City.
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Stephens City
Walter Smith
Fairview
Kernstown
Refuge
Grace Church Sunday Services To Aid Attendance
Grace Church in Middletown led by Rev C R Curtis offers morning worship and sermon at 11 a.m at Middle town Church School. An 8 p.m. Youth Fellowship and Epworth at 2:30 p.m. at The Banna provide continued activities. All are cordially invited to attend.
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WN Methodist Church
C. R. Curtis
Grace Church
Middletown
Hatel Chapel
Relief
Epworth
Banna
Revival Services Postponed In Brucetown Circuit
In Brucetown circuit churches led by Rev. R B Moore schedule Stephenson Sermon at 10 a m with Church School at 11 but due to gasoline shortages the Stephenson Church revival is postponed. Crums and Welltown hold morning services and sermons at 11 30 a m and 8 p m respectively with invites extended to all.
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Brucetown
Methodist
R. B. Moore
Stephenson
Crums
Welltown
Disciples of Christ Rural Charge Service Schedule
Capon Bridge Bible School at 10 a.m. Morning worship 11 a.m. Ebenezer Bible School 10 a.m. Evening worship 8 p.m. Communion observed at these services. All members urged to attend.
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Galilee Church of Christ
C. A. Quenzel
Bible School
Charles E. McVay
Daniel
Man of God
Adapation
Galilee
Rural Life
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Disciples OF Christ
J. Goode
Capon Bridge
Ebenezer—Bible School
North Frederick revival schedule announced at local churches
Community churches including North Frederick Circuit and Chestnut Grove list Sunday morning worship at 11:30 a.m. and Church School at 10:30 a.m. Youth Fellowships run 7:30 p.m. Evening revival services begin nightly at 8 p.m. next week except Saturday, with sites at Free Church and Little Mountain.
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North Frederick Circuit
Little Mountain—Church School
Grain Belt Farm Leaders Propose Surplus Grain Disposition
Grain belt farm group leaders rush to Washington to contest a farm appropriation measure allowing below parity sales of government grain surpluses for livestock feeding. They oppose Senate approved limits and back a plan aimed at meeting UN beef pork and mutton needs despite storage and shipping pressures. Senator McNary helped delay action on the surplus plan until Monday after farm bill debate began yesterday.
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Washington
Grain Belt Farm Group
Senate Farm Bloc
Grain Belt
Agriculture Department
United Nations
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Agricultur Department
America
McNary
Senate
Much Sponging Eliminated By Rationing Plans
A humorous World War II era column from Ray Peacock portrays Jackson Heights residents reacting to rationing. Personal anecdotes describe shortages of gas sugar and other goods, with neighbors joking about wartime controls and imagined savings as they await postwar relief.
Penitentiary Supports War Effort In Virginia
Richmond May 15 The Virginia State Penitentiary shops aid the war effort by supplying state agencies and reducing outside procurement. Superintendent Major Rice M Youell reports near full operation with an inventory ready for direct war production. The cotton mill runs 8 to 12 hours daily, the tailoring shop makes uniforms for state police municipal officers and will produce summer uniforms for the Virginia Protective Force. No requests have been made to supply war mater ials from prisons yet.
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Richmond
Virginia
Rice M. Youell
Virginia Protective Force
CIO Funds Seen Aiding Fight Against Rep Smith
Ray Thomason of Richmond, leader of the Virginia Council of the CIO, predicted state and possibly national CIO funds would be used to defeat Rep. Howard W. Smith in Virginia’s Eighth District. His remarks at the state CIO council convention drew boos as he noted Virginia politics are peculiar.
Red Cross staff aides hear Douglass talk on service history
Birch Douglass, eastern field representative for the American Red Cross in Alexandria, speaks to Winchester-Frederick County Red Cross staff assistants at Handley Library about Red Cross history from 1863 to the present. He notes 63 countries have Red Cross groups and explains structure and duties.
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Birch Douglass
American Red Cross
Alexandria
Winchester- Frederick County
Red Cross
Handley Library
Mr. Douglass
Henri Dunant
Geneva
Switzerland
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Clara Barton
United States
Congress
Douglas
International Red Cross Committee
American National Red Cross
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New York City
St. Louis
Pacific Area
San Francisco
Calif
National
Washington, D. C
Graham Dougherty
National Director of Volunteer Services
Staff Assistance Corps
Volunter
State labor commissioner's unappointed again noted
A fragmented report notes that organized labor remains in play as the state commissioner of labor was not reappointed this year. The text hints at ongoing political considerations affecting labor leadership.
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Ganized Labor
Georgia Growers Adopt Peach Shipping Standards
Georgia peach industry officials in MACON adopted size limits for interstate shipments from May 23 to August 15. Peaches must exceed 1 5/8 inches, with seven designated varieties at least 1 3/4 inches, and Elbertas Mikados Hale Haven and J H Hale at 1 1/8 inches. The group urged federal support by June 20 for army camps lend lease and disposition programs.
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Macn
Gorgia Peach Industry Committee
Elbertas
Hale Haven
Uneeda Red Bird Early Rose and Jubilee Varieties Listed
A fragment notes designated varieties that measure over one and one quarter inches, naming Uneeda Red Bird Early Rose Golden Jubilee and regular Healy varieties among those described.
Acquittal Given in Queens Traffic Court Case
In New York on May 18 a driver named Cookes was acquitted after explaining he had dizzy spells from taking two rubbing alcohol pills prescribed by a doctor. A police officer noted an aroma of alcohol and that his car struck a pole before the incident.
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New York
Cookes
Queens
de Cookes
Prayer Service at White Hall
A special prayer service will be held at White Hall Church on Friday May 15 at 8 o clock. Services will continue nightly for the following week at 8 o clock with sermons by Pastor Rev John Teter.
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White Hall
Rtev
John Teter
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