Sunday church notices from Stephens City region churches
Community religious listings provide service times and leaders across multiple churches including Walnut Springs Christian, Ridings Chapel, Galilee Church of Christ, North Frederick Methodist, Opequon Memorial, Montague Avenue Charge, Macedonia, Round Hill, Evangelical United Brethren, Capon Bridge, Sandy Ridge, Stephens City Lutheran Parish, St Paul, Trinity Church, Helping Hand Mission, Brucetown, and Stephens City Methodist Charge. Entries note Bible school times, morning and evening worship, Holy Communion, youth groups, and memorial services with various pastors and superintendents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opequon Group
A. S. Gear
Opequon Memorial
Opequon
Round Hill
Montague Avenue Charge
John Teter
Macedonia
Christian Church Group
S. J. Goode
Capon Bridge
Stephens City
Raymond L. Booze
St. Paul
Trinity Church
Henry J. Carbaugh
Luther League
Geraldine Dellinger
E. C. Day
Kernstown
Refuge
Orthopedic Braces Made as Your Doctor Orders
Expert Surgical Appliance Fitter E. R. Crumpton offers orthopedic braces by appointment Mon Wed and Fri from 2 to 5 PM at 139 N. Loudoun St. Phone 7177.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Crumpton
O A. F
N. Loudoun St
Protect Those You Love GIVE To Conquer Cancer
A public cancer fundraiser promotes protection for loved ones and urges donations to support cancer research and treatment. Organizers highlight community support, upcoming events, and the goal of funding new therapies.
Marshall L Farmer elected National Director of US Junior Chamber
Marshall L Farmer, completing a two year term on the Washington Junior Chamber of Commerce board, has been elected National Director of the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce and will assume office July 1. He is 24, formerly from Winchester and led the public Health Committee and served as Historian this past year.
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Marshall L. Farmer
Washington
Star Phones At New Location
The Star Phones outlet relocates to a new location in the business district as announced by the firm. Operations continue with extended services and updated storefronts to attract customers.
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N. Kent&t. Business
House Panel Recommends Deep Cuts to Farm Programs
A House committee proposes cutting direct soil payments to 150 million, trimming administrative costs, and eliminating the payment program for 1948. It reduces school lunch funds to 45 million and urges schools not to use lunch sale proceeds for matching payments. Farm tenant loans are also discussed.
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America
Budget debates trim many agency requests
A committee rejected a 35 million dollar budget request as excessive. It criticized farm value inflation and urged farmers to brace for losses. It cut REA salaries to four million and urged walkers to rely less on Washington oversight. Crop insurance funding was slashed to two million and flagged as experimental. Forest service expenses and road funds also faced steep cuts.
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REA
Washington
Forest Service
J. W. Howard Held for Grand Jury Action
J W Howard a 17 year old colored youth was held for grand jury action by Police Justice John Rice after a May 11 break in at the hallway of an apartment over the Star Restaurant on Boscawen street. He is charged with breaking and entering with intent to assault a white girl. Three women fled to a back roof. two jumped to the ground. Florence Duke reported the incident and Alice Webb suffered a back injury and was taken to the hospital.
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J. W. Howard
Star
Boscawen Street
Asueen
John Rice
Howard
Florence Duke
Alice Webb
Experts Still Counting Cost Of Late Freeze
Harrisonburg May 23 The late frost damage along with insect infestation and disease will keep crop yields in Rockingham County only fair. County agent Fred Holsinger reports fruit on lower ground largely destroyed and higher ground yields may reach fifty percent or more. Wheat suffered heavy losses in eastern areas, barley worst hit, rye largely ruined, and alfalfa cut short by aphid infestation across the county.
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Harrisonburg
Rockingham
Fred’k Holsinger
Holsinger
Kinney In Hospital After Route 50 Truck Crash
Thomas Kinney, 55, of 806 South Kent Street, is hospitalized at Winchester Memorial with several fractured ribs after a truck loaded with rocks veered off Route 50 near an overpass when rear tires blew out. Driver Tommie Duff of Valley Pike was unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kinney
South Kent Street
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Kinney
Mr. Kinney
Tommie Duff
Valley Pike
Route 50
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Walnut Springs Christian Church
E. F. Loving
Chas. R
Evangelical United Brethren ‘Church
Reliance
L. P. Tederick
Friendship
Christian Endeavor
Ridings Chapel
Greenway
Galilee Church of Christ
C. A. Quenzel
Bible
C. Good
Quenel
Galilee
Lord’s Day
Services
North Frederick
Emory Ellmore
Little Mountain
White Hall
Greenwood Methodist Church
Evangelical United Brethren Church
John E. Oliver
Mt. Pleasant
A. m. C. E. Society
Pleasant Valley Sunday School
Helping Hand Mission
Indian Hollow
Henry McVicar
Sunt
Floyd Wine
Brucetown
F. T. Pulcher
Carper’s Valley
Burnt Factory
Carl
Firestone Stores
N. Braddock St
Philco Radio
Philco
Anderson
Molden
S. Loudoun ST
Grove’s
Serta
Sealy Kingsdown
Southern Cross
J. W. Grove Furniture CO
Loudoun St
R.J Scott
Scott
Yellowstone
U.S. Nation
Ovsfers
Ain
Star Phones
Chas. W. Webber & Son Plumbing
Jeremay
Parkins Fine Cosmetics
Dorothy Perkins
Winchester’s
Cosmetic Center
Rockingham County
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Valley Counties
Winchester
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