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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1935
Page
6
Sunday School at 9 45 with two special features a Mary Cather and Eugene Russell duet and a Helen Bailey violin solo Morning worship at 11 with the pastor Epworth League at 7 with Un sung Heroes topic Evening worship at 8 Women’s Service Guild meets Tuesday at 7 30 and prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 A cordial welcome to all services.
The United Brethren in North Braddock Street lists 11 a.m. worship with Rev. C. H. Anderson, no evening sermon, Sunday School at 9 45 led by W. P. Anderson, Bible classes at 9 45, Christian Endeavor at 7 15 p.m. Led by Mrs. Ed win Ritter and Hunter Starley. Ladies Aid meets May 28 at Mrs. Fred Robinson’s home 455 North Loudoun. Choirs rehearse midweek. prayer meeting and senior choir also scheduled. Members urged to attend.
Berryville Avenue church announces three special services at 9 45 am 2 30 pm and 8 pm led by Rev E J Rohart with the Washington DC young men gospel team and quartet. A fellowship dinner will follow the morning service and a prize to the largest family present at Sunday School. All welcome.
The Pentecostal Mission led by Rev. S Shade invites all to attend Sunday School at 9 30 a m Morning worship at 11 Young people's meeting at 6 30 Song and praise at 7 30 Evening worship and sermon at 8 Tuesday prayer meeting at 7 45 p m and short address Thursday Bible hour at 7 45 p m hosted by the pastor All are welcome.
Braddock and Clifford Streets church schedules Sunday School at 9 45 a m with Lou Hook in charge. Worship at 11 a m includes a ballet sermon series and children program. Youth choir meets 2 0 p m. Endea vor Societies meet 7 15 p m Sunday night offers Living Reflections from Sites Mirror in three parts including a play titled We Share. Wednesday prayer uses Life of Paul study. All are welcome.
Sunday School at 3 p m with Clifford Grim as superintendent Young People meet at 7 30 p m Church service at 8 p m with sermon by Rev R B Campbell Men meet Tuesday and Saturday at 7 p m Willing Workers on Tuesday at 7 p m
Sunday School at 9 30 am with Earl Mason as superintendent Morning worship at 11 00 am led by Rev E T Clark Evening worship at 8 00 pm B Y P U at 6 45 pm All welcome to attend this cordial service at Washington and Piccadilly streets.
The Church of Christ on West Cork Street announces rally day with Bible School at 9 45 a m led by Herbert Jennings and Evelyn Shade as pianist. Worship at 11 a m features sermon Reconstructed Lives. evening service at 8 p m on The Meaning of Baptism. Junior and Senior C E meet at 7 p m. Preaching nightly at 8 except Saturday with theme Some Dangerous Things in Religion. Everyone invited.
Church of Sacred Heart Loudoun and Cecil Streets lists Rev. Robert E. Hannon as pastor and Rev. Charles Comaskey as assistant. Sunday Masses at 8 and 10 30 a m with Sunday School at 9. May devotions and benediction of the Blessed Sacrament at 7 30 p m. Sodality members will receive Holy Communion at the 8 o'clock Mass.
Rev Hubert Sydenstricker will lead church services at Braddock Street M E Church South Braddock Street. Sunday activities include 9 45 a m church school led by Walter M Shade, 11 a m sermon, 6 45 p m Young People service on Why support the home and foreign missionary enterprise, 7 15 p m Intermediate department worship led by Lillian Gatewood on Do you believe everything you read, 8 p m pastor sermon and 8 p m prayer service on Wednesday. Welcome awaits you.
The Christ Episcopal Church rector Rev. Robt. B. Nelson leads a Sunday schedule with 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Teachers Training Class and 11 a.m. Morning Prayer and sermon on Christ's Promise at the Ascension. A weekly prayer requests guidance invokes divine inspiration and mercy.
Centenary Evangelical and Reformed Church at Market and Cork Streets plans a 9.45 a.m. church school under Lawrence C. Hollis, a 11 a.m. worship with a sermon on The Ascension and Present World Condition, 7 p.m. Junior and Intermediate Endeavor, and 8 p.m. vespers with a short address. Rev. S. L. Flickinger, D.D., will discuss findings of the National Religion and Welfare Recovery Committee. Everyone is invited.
Grace Lutheran Church announces Sunday School at 9 45 A M with Oscar Brown as superintendent and Cecil Lupton as assistant. Mer's Bible Class at 9 30 A M led by Dr H B Miller with C R Ritter as superintendent. Chief service at 11 A M features a sermon by Rev Dr L 4 Thomas on The Religion the Modern Day Needs. Vespers at 8 P M features a sermon continuing The Delight of the Dawn on the Twenty third Psalm. Luth er League meeting at 7 P M. All welcome.
Gaineboro M E Church and South Gainesboro M E Church invite attendees to Sunday services led by Pastor Rev C G Russell and Rev H C Marsh with communion after. Pine Grove hosts Sunday School at 10 a m and evening preaching at 8 o clock on Memorial Day. Youth program with Winchester helpers at Old Bethel at 8 p m. Everyone welcome.
Rev. H Richardson preaches at Friendship at 11 a m with new members and baptism. At Stephens City 3 30 p m practice for Children’s Day. No service at Reliance due to Middletown baccalaureate. Sunday School at Reliance Ridings Greenway 10 a m, Stephens City 2 30 p m. Christian Endeavor at Greenway Ridings 8 p m. All invited.
The Opequon Group Presbyterian asks Cedar Cliff and Round Hill members to attend Sunday School at Cedar Cliff at 9 30 with F Estes Kline and at Round Hill at 10 with J E Lupton. Pastor Rev Allen Jones preaches at 11 at Cedar Cliff and at 8 p m at Round Hill with Christian Endeavor at 7 15 p m. A friendly welcome awaits you.
A devotional treatment on the Lord's Supper tracing its roots in Old Testament Passover, its Christ event instituted at the last Passover, and its ongoing presence in Christian worship. It emphasizes Jesus present at the table, the communion of the body and blood, and the future hope of drinking anew in God’s Kingdom.
Rev W P Saunders leads morning worship at 11 with theme Andrew the Man of Decision. Middletown High School graduates receive a commencement sermon at 8. Attendance includes Sunday School at 9 45 with W A Everly as superintendent and a 3 30 preaching service. Lawn party at Hites Chapel for church funds Saturday night June 1.
Rev. F G Senger pastor at Winchester U B Circuit outlines Sunday services including Sunday School 10 a m Junior C E 11 a m Senior C E 7 15 p m sermon 8 p m at Mount Pleasant service 11 a m Senior C E 7 p m prayer and Bible 7 30 p m Ladies Aid Thursday at 2 30 p m Red Bud Junior C E 2 p m Sunday School 2 45 p m Esther Peel Donald superintendent
Mrs James Mars will conduct services Saturday night at the courthouse followed by Sabbath Day services at 10 o clock with open air preaching. Sabbath school begins at 2 p m and Young People's service at 7 p m with preaching at 8 p m.
Rev C S Luce announces services at Bunker Hill M E with sermons at 11 and 3, Sunday School at 10, Epworth League at 7 30, and a Children’s Day program at White Hall at 7 30. Probers urged probationers to attend and welcome visitors Benner and Davis from Pennsylvania.
Rev Walter J Baker leads a circuit with Ganetown Howard Chapel Shockeysville and Chestnut Grove services. Sunday School at 9:30 to 3:30 varies by location. Fourth Quarterly Conference set for May 25 at Jones Spring church in W Va at 2:30 p.m.
The article lists services at John Mann M. E. Church with Rev. G. A. Thomas as pastor. Sunday School at 9 30 a m with Bet ty Jackson as superintendent. Morning worship at 11 a m Ep worth League at 7 30 p m Pocahontas Jackson is president Evening worship at 8 p m and mid week service at 8 p m Wednesday Everyone is welcome.
St Paul A M E Church in North Loudoun led by Rev. J. E. Richards hosts Sunday services at 11 a m and 8 p m. Sunday School at 2 30 p m with A F Martin as superintendent. Everyone is invited.
The Mount Carmel F B Church on Colored So Braddock St lists a 10 30 a m Sunday school with a lesson on The Meaning of the Lord's Supper. A 11 30 a m special sermon for women titled She Has Chosen the Better Part. A 40 member choir will sing at services and the Women’s Day program at 8 30 p m features Katherine Thompson and Hattie Gibson competing for the Oriental queen’s crown in a rally supported by 12 princesses.
Church schedules for Brucetown and surrounding circuits list worship sermons communion services and young people's programs. Prayer meetings are noted at multiple churches with times and superintendent or leader names. A devotional invites attendance and emphasizes loving God.
The Church of Christ Rural Charge led by Pastor Rev. S. J. Goode lists Sunday events with sermons at Romney at 11 a m and regular services at Sandy Ridge at 8 p m. Communion observed. All are invited to attend all services.
Galilee Church of Christ on Wellton Road led by Rev. F B Sapp. Bible School at 10 am with C E McVay as superintendent. Preaching at 11 am followed by baptismal services. No Sunday evening sermon due to Children’s Day program at White Hall. Invitation extended to all.
Rev C H Anderson leads Sunday School at 3 p m with Holmes McFarland as superintendent. Song and praise at 7 30 p m, preaching at 8 p m by the pastor. Prayer meeting Friday at 8 p m. Welcome to all.
Fraternal groups join annual Memorial Day ceremonies tomorrow at 2 30 in Mount Carmel Cemetery Middletown. Procession forms at Odd Fellows Hall and marches at 2 o'clock led by Rev F B Wyand Strasburg Methodist Church.
The article notes that prehistoric elephants, despite their size and tusks, fed mainly on trees shrubs grass and vegetable matter. It states they were vegetarians and that during glacial ages they had triple protection from cold by long hair and two woolly coats.
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