Special Music At Red Bud Church
The Winchester United Brethren Church youth choir will sing at Red Bud Sunday evening at 8. The visiting choir performs pieces including I Love to Tell the Story and The Lord Is His Name. Solos by Hilda Pat Gladys Patton and Elsie Ritter, duets by Bailey and Anna Karicoffe, and Going Home by Dvorak are listed.
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Winchester United Brethren Church
Ees
Hilda Pat
Lord
Bickmore
Jesus
McClelland
Gladys Patton
Misses Bailey
Anna Karicoffe
Ambrose
Elsie Ritter
Dvorak
Memorials For Rural Churches Service Plans
Memorial services are set for Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant Valley United Brethren churches on Sunday morning. Mt. Pleasant holds 10 o'clock service with 11 o'clock Sunday school. Pleasant Valley offers 11 o'clock memorial after 10 o'clock Sunday school. Special music from Donna Lee and Freda Mason of Inwood, W VA. Those with loved ones buried there are urged to attend and flowers should be brought for use in the service and graves. The message subject is We Shall Live and Meet Again.
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Mt. Pleasant
Pleasant Valley
United Brethren
Donna Lee
Freda Mason
Inwood
W. Va
Harsh Taxation Must Be Faced Says Senator Tydings
In Baltimore on May 27 Senator Millard E. Tydings told the Kiwanis Club that harsh taxation is the only common sense solution to heavy spending of the low mood years. He outlined three paths from debt: taxation inflation or repudiation.
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Baltimore
Millard E. Tydings
Kiwanis Club
Tydings
United States
Salvation Due To Uncle's Thirst
In Waldorf Maryland on May 27 a two year old boy named John Gordon Jans chek Junior was saved when his uncle Wilmer Hamilton left work for a drink of water saw the child unconscious in two feet of water in a creek and rescued him. He then rushed the boy to Dr George O Monroe who revived him and sent him to a Washington hospital.
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Waldorf, Md
John Gordon Janschek, Jr
Wilmer Hamilton
Hamilton
George O. Monroe
Monroe
John
Washington
Death Leapers To Be Foiled At Washington Monument
Workmen atop the 180 foot Washington monument begin construction to end suicides from the shaft. Eight people have jumped to death from the monument in 65 years, two in recent months. New bronze barred doors will seal the dome to block jumps while allowing city views. A small wall currently prevents some access to the shaft.
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Baltimore
Washington Monument
Stephens City Senior Class Prophecy
A playful 1958 prophecy imagines Stephens City and nearby Kernstown grown, listing notable former classmates now in science, religion, aviation and education. It names Ray Bailey with a pocket radio, Jim Snady’s moon rocket, college instructors, and townsfolk like Maxie Golliday, Hunter Bolen, and Dorothy Lemley, ending with a humorous confession of not being a true prophet.
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Stephens City
Kernstown
Peter Stephens
Ray Bailey
Jim Snady
Helen Carper
Kenneth H
Jim Kitchen
West Point
Maxie Golliday
Kelvinator
Hunter
Vaucluse Female College
Margaret Grim
Marguerite White
Catherine Cooper
Margaret Duvall
Ruth Mee
Stephens City High School
Irene Fogle
Alice Kathryn Lemley
Hollywood
Martha Raye
Ada Lea Ritenour
du Pont
Emma Swimley
Susie Shryock
Waldorf Astoria
Daniel in uniform temperance teaches personal discipline
The May 29 International Uniform Lesson on Daniel 1 8 16 19 20 and I Corinthians 9 24 27 urges self denial for temperance and efficiency citing Daniel s choice against the king s meat and wine They argue for inner purpose over circumstance and remind readers to master their bodies not be mastered by them through disciplined living.
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Daniel
Ridgeway Charge and Gerrardstown Evangelistic Meetings
The pastor conducts multiple services at Ridgeway Charge with an early 9 30 a m sermon and 10 a m Sunday School followed by an 11 a m sermon on the fifth Sunday. Gerrardstown hosts 9 30 a m Sunday School and a long evangelistic meeting with 7 45 p m services and a Monday baptism and transfer of members.
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Paynes Chapel
Gerrardstown
Galilee Church notices at Welltown Road
Wilbur A. Reid, minister, invites all to Bible School at 10.00 a.m. led by Chas E. B. McVay, Superintendent, and Communion at 11.30 a.m. The Bible School contest “Winners” led by Harry Mason had the larger offering. Children’s Day program Sunday night in June. Everyone welcome.
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Welltown Road
Wilbur A. Reid
Bible School
Chas EB. McVay
Harry Mason
Reliance United Brethren Church Home Coming Program
Rev. W. D. Mitchell leads preaching at Greenway at 11 a.m. by a visiting minister followed by an all day Home Coming. Evening service at Reliance at 8 p.m. No other circuit services, Sunday School held. Public invited.
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Greenway
Reliance
Vacation Church School Schedule and Services
The Cedar Cliff Group Presbyterian announces Vacation Church School starts Monday at 9 a.m. for two weeks. Church activities include Young People Friday at 7:45 p.m. and morning church school sessions at Nineveh 10:30 a.m. Mount Hope 10 a.m. and Ree Creek 9 a.m. Cedar Cliff-Church School meets at 9:30 a.m. with Julian T. Owen as minister.
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Cedar Cliff
Ree Creek
Mount
Hope
Nineveh
Opequon Group Church Services Announced
Opequon Group names Rev E S McGavock as pastor and lists Sunday schedules for Opequon Memorial Burnt Church Round Hill and Opequon Chapel. Sunday School times 10 a m at Memorial and Chapel with 11 a m service at Memorial and 2 p m Burnt Church joint youth address by Daniel Leatherman president of Loudoun Street Men.
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E. S. McGavock
Opequon Memorial
Burnt Church
Daniel Leatherman
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Winchester
Round Hill
Opequon Chapel
Forest Lands To Be Bought By U S
Secretary Woodring announces approval to purchase 215,933 acres of forest land in 24 states and Puerto Rico for 647000 dollars. Lands include George Washington Virginia Jefferson units with 1320 and 13312 acres valued at 5230 dollars and 38686 dollars respectively.
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Washington
Woodring
National Forest Reservation Commission
Puerto Rico
Virginia
West Virginia
George Washington
Jefferson
150000 Children At Solemn Mass Opens Eucharistic Congress
In Budapest May 26 150000 children filled Heroes Square as Jean Cardinal Verdier archbishop of Paris celebrated high mass to open the 34th Eucharistic Congress. He urged that peace on earth comes when Christ's eternal laws become public property of all Christians.
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Budapest
Jean Cardinal Verdier
Paris
Heroes’ Square
Cardinal Verdier
Faculty Changes Announced at Roanoke College
Salem Va May 27 The resignation of Dr Robert Schultz as head of the department of business administration at Roanoke College and the appointment of Prof Charles P Anson of the University of North Carolina to succeed him were announced. Dr Schultz leaves Roanoke to accept an associate professorship of economics at Brothers College of Drew University Madison N J.
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Salem
Robert Schultz
Roanoke College
Charles P. Anson
University of North Carolina
C. R. Brown
Schultz
Roanoke
Brothers College
Drew University
Madison
N. J
Most Productive Newspaper Ads in Personal Loans
New York May 27 banks report newspaper advertising as the most productive form of promotion for personal loan operations. The American Bankers Association said 50 percent of banks replying to a questionnaire found ads most effective.
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New York
American Bankers Association
Income Shrinks for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in April
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reports net railway operating income of 494 685 dollars for April, down 1 932 082 from April 1937. For the first four months this year the net is 291 747 dollars, versus 9 488 721 dollars in the same period last year.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
White Post Charge Worship Schedule
The White Post Charge at Millwood holds 10 a m worship and sermon led by Rev W D Sheets with Millwood and Boyce congregations. Services invite all to worship the Lord with us.
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W. D. Sheets
Millwood
Boyce
Frederick and surrounding churches service schedule
The notice lists Frederick Charge M E Church South with Pastor George L. Waters and Sunday School times at Macedonia 10 a.m. and preaching 11 a.m. Carpers Valley 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. Lamp's 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Relief Paxton Round Hill Sunday School at usual hour.
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George L. Waters
Macedonia
Carpers Valley
Lamp's
Relief
Paxton and
Round Hill
Honor Roll for Stephens City School Named by Mr Aylor
The Stephens City High and Graded School honor rolls were announced by Principal R E B Aylor after finals. Top high school averages included Gladys Fawcett 96.4, Opal Tusing 94.3, Elva Bowers 94.1, Ferman Perry 93.3, Sarah Belle Pingley 93.1, Sylvia Carper 93.1, with class leaders Emma Swimley, Robert Russell, Gladys Fawcett, and Elva Bowers.
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Stephens City
R. E B. Aylor
Gladys Fawcett
Opal Tusing
Elva Bowers
Ferman Perry
Sarah Belle Pingley
Sylvia Carper
Emma Swimley
Robert Russell
Bankruptcy Court Face Billing Shortfall in April Expenses
In Step Kansas City Kansas City Citas Bankruptcy Court a shortfall of 540 dollars to cover April expenses is reported. Referee He Bundschu notes plans to ask the United States District Court to authorize a fee increase to cover costs.
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Kansas City—Kansas
Citas Bankruptcy Court
He Bundschu
United States
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Marguerite Ridgeway
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Thomas Madagan
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Roy Lemley
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James Brumback
Dicky Reid
Nancy Inskip
Rosemarie Kettlewell
Katty Lemley
Jean Painter
Joyce Wolfe
Curtis Coffelt
Lauralee Fritts
Lola Madagan
Edna Racey
Evelyn Warren
John F. Lemley
Billie Smith
Henry Cook
Lucinda Tobin
Alva Miller
Agnes Perry
Charles Drummonds
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
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Lloyd Furniture
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