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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1937
Page
5
A fragmented clipping praises diverse authors and religious voices. It mentions Beers as a common life guide and Eschae as brief yet helpful, urging a home filled with this les. Par ich speakers and Lutheran and Presbyterian notes appear, with Augsburg Teacher endorsing its intimate storytelling and inspirational value.
In execution of a deed of trust dated January 17 1922 from Wade H Muse and wife to H B Kline Trustee the property along Buck ton Road about 1.25 miles SE of Middletown Frederick County Virginia 557 acres more or less will be sold at public auction in the County Court ester on Tone 19 at 11 A M One third cash at sale and the balance on two equal bonds due in one and two years with semi annual interest secured by a deed of trust H B Kline Trustee Dunn and Duvall Auctioneers 5-15-22-29 6-8-41
The Blue Ridge Hunt Club launches its 1937 season with a horse show at Carter Hall on Saturday at 3 p m. A fall tennis and golf program accompanies the event while a large attendance is anticipated. Officers include Ene N Gilpin president P Mitchell vice president and Benjamin Harrison secretary treasurer with a full board and several committees listed for governance and social activities.
County Agent I Fred Stine announced a extension for filing worksheets under the 1937 Soil Conservation Program to June 12. Farmers should visit Community Committeemen or the County Agent to file. no obligation is created except eligibility for payment for following recommended practices. A total of 783 worksheets have been filed covering 923 farms. leaflets on practices and payment rates are available at the County Agent's office.
Capon Bridge West Virginia May 21 The Methodist Church is enjoying a season of spiritual awakening led by Rev W O Talbert and John Crisman. May 23 features a 10 am Sunday School 11 am memorial service a noon grounds picnic and a 2 30 pm Mothers Day service with home coming atmosphere all are invited.
The Clover Trail official county 4-H Club paper sponsored by Frederick County 4-H Council edited by Margaret C Larrick with Thelma Courtney and Ashby Brumback. Staff includes Mary Virginia Larrick Edna Brumback Nancy Harbaugh Frank Himelright Louise Sager and others. The issue features staff articles extensions and a directory of county 4-H clubs.
Farmers interested in the cooperative shipment of lambs calves and old sheep are asked to contact County Agent I Fred Stine. A pool is being conducted at Berryville for farmers who wish to ship this way. The first load will be shipped Wednesday May 26 and includes calves and old sheep. The next loading date will be Wednesday June 9. This is the pool’s second year under Clarke County Livestock Committee supervised by C C Funkhouser.
Berryville residents await a decision on the new post office building as the Post Office Department fails to select a main street site after months of bids. Five sites were offered including the Moore and Stolle properties, Ramsburg vacant lot, Smithey and Newton Smith locations. Congressman Robertson reports assurance from Washington that funding is safe, with officials favoring a Main Street location but open to the Legion site if no suitable option exists.
Public worship with preaching at 11 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 7 15 p.m. Nga will preach at 8 p.m. during painting and repairs. Sunday School 9 45 a.m. Men’s Bible class 9 45 a.m. Young people’s choir practice 6 45 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting 8 p.m. All in basement. Be faithful unto death.
Centenary Evangelical and Reformed Church at Corner Market and Cork Streets invites the public to all services. 9:45 a.m. Church School led by Courtney Taylor. 11 a.m. Trinity Sunday worship with a sermon on The Holy Trinity. 7 p.m. Children’s Vespers led by Rev. S. L. Plickinger, D. D.
Winchester Full Gospel Tabernacle at 455 N Cameron St. Rev C Handerson pastor. Sunday School 9 45 a m with Holmes McFarland superintendent. Sermon 11 a m. Cc A will meet 7 p m with Herbert McGolerick in charge. Evening worship 8 p m with prayer meeting Friday 8 p m.
Major and Mrs Mars and Lieut Hazel Pownell organize jail prayers at 10 a m for prisoners only Sabbath School at 2 p m P L at 645 p m Open air service at 3 p m Next Tuesday the Singing Brigade from the WPA sewing room will lead a singing service Major Mars to preach a short sermon Public invited There will be young women and some very old Service held in the Court House second floor at 8 p m All welcome
Gravel Springs Lutheran pastorate lists Sunday school times for several churches including St. John Mt Williams Star Tannery and St. James Zepp. Divine service with holy communion at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. sermons by the pastor. You are welcome.
Mt Pleasant Sunday School 10 a m preaching of the Word 11 a m Christian Endeavor Program 7 p m Pleasant Valley Sunday School 10 a m Christian Endeavor Program 7 p m preaching of the old 7 30 p m Red Bud Sunday School 2 p m Junior C BE Program 3 p m
At Market Street M E Church Cameron and Cork Streets Rev Herman McKay leads services with a Sunday schedule beginning at 9 45 a m and 11 a m worship. A vesper service at 6 30 p m features a meditation on To God Through Science. Epworth and Intermediate Leagues meet with themes God and the Universe and You and Your Future.
The Middletown M E Church South Middletown Rev W A Clark pastor. Sunday school at 9:45, preaching at 11. Young People's service at 7:30. Epworth Sunday School at 2:30 led by B F Estes Kline superintendent.
A Galilee Church of Christ event on Welltown Road features a Bible School at 10 00 a m led by Charles B McVay with a communion service at 11 a m. Several visitors attend. A Bruce Barton quote praises the alumni list as containing many national leaders.
pastor Rev George Earle leads at 11 a m with Holy Communion and sermon What This Church Expects of Its Young People. Melvin Miller directs music, Miss Cathleen Shiplett guest speaker at 6 30 p m Young People's rally. Evening service at 7 45 and Wildest Party Ever Staged sermon. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 45. Teachers and Officers meeting Monday 7 45 at Miss Gertrude Clevenger’s home. Thursday 5 30 to 8 00 chicken ham dinner in social hall Circle 1.
Grace Lutheran Church on West Boscawen Street announces Sunday School at 9:30 a m with Carl Ritter as superintendent and J Rose as assistant. Worship with sermon at 11 a m on Regeneration and an 8 p m vesper with a sermon on Gods Angels. The Gladys Morgan Circle meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Miss Mary Katherine Ritter home with Lilian Rose host and Jane Crenshaw leader. Junior Choir and Senior Luther League meet at usual hours and places. prayer meeting with pastor and special music. All are invited especially men. Topic for discussion will be Beginning of Harvest.
Church services and Sunday School details for Brucetown and nearby areas with superintendents and times. Includes Brucetown Burnt Factory Drums Stephenson Welltown and a closing exhortation urging worship and noting a sermon and communion.
Salem Congregation Church of the Brethren led by Pastors Rev. Fahnestock and Rev. W L Riggleman, with J R Dettra as Elder. Jubilee on Front Royal bike path, Sunday School at 10 a m, superintendent Clyde Doyle. Second and fourth Sundays preaching at 11 a m. Young People meet at 7 30 p m led by Flossie Fultz. Cordelia Fahnestock serves as leader. In Salem near Stephens City Sunday School at 10 a m superintendent R L Lynn, preaching first and third Sundays at 11 a m.
In Bunker Hill West Virginia Rev Howard M Amoss pastors the Little Mountain Sunday School at 2 pm. White Hall hosts Sunday School at 10 am and a preaching service at 7:45 pm with the sermon titled The En circling Witnesses.
Mount Carmel F B Church Colored on South Braddock St announces minister Rev Spriggs preaches at 11 45 a m and 8 30 p m B Y P U program 7 p m led by group four evening topic The Other Cheek junior choir provides music Chicken suppers available from the parsonage Wednesday 5 to 10 30 for Virgin Women's Day Rally benefit All are welcome
Braddock Street M E Church South led by Rev Hubert Sydenstricker D D offers 9:45 a m Sunday School with Walter Shade as general superintendent. Adults for women and men. 11 a m sermon titled The Church what is it. 7 15 p m Young People Department led by Miss Alice Pollard on Who Is Civilized. 8 p m sermon Tending My Garden. Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 p m. All are urged to attend. visitors welcome.
Rev Ronald S Wilson of 331 North Braddock Street will preach at morning service and deliver the baccalaureate sermon at Charles Town. Rev H D Brown Jr of Richmond’s Third Presbyterian Church will preach evening. William Glass will speak at Highland Avenue Chapel at 8 p.m.
Corner of South Braddock and West Clifford Streets invites worshipers. Rev. Whitten leads Sunday School at 9 45 a m with John A Spaid as superintendent. Worship at 11 a m features the sermon Laborers For the Harvest. 2 p m worship sermon Excess Baggage. Mid week prayer Wednesday. Christian Endeavor societies at 7 p m. A cordial welcome to all.
Pastor Rev J H Shade of 113 South Cameron Street lists Sunday School at 9 30 am Morning worship at 11 am Peoples meeting at 6 30 pm Evening service at 7 30 pm Prayer service at 8 pm Bible study Thursday 7 30 pm The mission invites you to all services.
Stephens City Charge led by Floyd M Lucas with ministerial duties and church schools listed. Activities include World Club of Young People at 7:30 PM and multiple preaching sessions across morning and afternoon. Details indicate a structured church schedule with schools at various times.
United Brethren West Frederick Charge led by Rev B P Spitzer with Pleasant Grove Sunday School at 9 45 a m preaching at 10 45 a m Mt Pine Fags of 8 School service at 3 p m Laurel Hill Sunday Service at 10 80 a m preaching 7 45 p m subject The Find of the Ages.
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