Clamp Down On Vice Menace In California Military Districts
San Francisco May 30 A broad vice suppression drive begins near California naval and army bases to protect soldiers health and morale. Attorney General Earl Warren says bases will close nearby vice spots and restrict soldiers from those establishments to boost health by as much as fifty percent.
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San Francisco
Calif
California
Earl Warren
Army
Navy
John F. Corby
Ninth Corps
Warren
Monterey
Corby
Duty of Democratic Press Continues on Page One
The article voices a defense of press duty amid censorship and argues propaganda is needed to advance truth. It insists democracy’s strongest weapon against totalitarian warfare is the relentless pursuit and dissemination of truthful information.
Early Christians Grow from Antioch Mission
A historical lesson recalls Stephen's martyrdom scattering believers to Phoenicia Cyprus and Antioch. In Antioch, Barnabas brings Saul, Gentile conversions surge, and Christians are first called so. Barnabas shows leadership, Agabus warns of famine, and relief is sent by Barnabas and Saul.
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Stephen
Phoenicia
Cyprus
Antioch
Syria
Palestine
Orontes
Mediterranean
St. Luke
Cyrene
Libya
Africa
Jerusalem
Barnabas
Saul
Paul
Tarsus
Christ
Jesus
Messiah
Christos
Barnabas Barnabas
Agabus
Darius
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Middletown Methodist Church Announces Sunday Services
Middletown Methodist Church led by Rev T Brown holds Sunday School 9 45 am with no 11 oclock sermon. Relief services at 8 am and preaching by Rev P H Strieby at 11. School services by Middletown High School. Sunday School 2 30 pm Kalioat? School 10 am with 11 oclock preaching.
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Mt. Hope
Middletown
Brucetown
Methodist
Elltown
Crum’s
Stephenson
Church Services and Sunday School Schedule Summary
Bruce Town and nearby churches publish Sunday's worship times and activities. Crum's and Stephenson host Sunday School sessions. Winchester A B Charge and Pleasant Valley share church school at 10 am and special services. Pilgrimages to Quincy Home and Orphanage are noted for Thursday and Friday with Ladies Aid and WMA events.
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Winchester
Leslie O. Shirley
Pleasant
Quincy
Christian Endeavor
Ladies Aid
Quincy Home
Sunday School and Worship Schedule for Local Churches
Reliance holds Sunday School at 10 a.m. with Young People's C E at 7:15 p.m. Ridings Chapel offers Sunday School at 2:30 p.m. worship then Annual Flower Strew ing in Cemetery at 3:30 p.m. Greenway hosts Sunday School at 10 a.m. Young People's at 7:30 p.m. Worship and preaching at 8 p.m. Stephens City lists Sunday School at 2:30 p.m.
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Reliance
Ridings Chapel
Greenway
Stephens City
Ridgeway Circuit Methodist Church Service Schedule
G H Fielding pastors Ridgeway circuit with Arden worship at 9 45. Darkesville church school 10 worship 11 15. Epworth League 7. Aptheppe School 10. Epworth League 7 Paynes church school 10 am Epworth League 7 worship 7 30 Memorial service at Payne s Chapel 3 pm.
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Ridgeway Circuit
G. H. Fielding
Arden
Darkesville
Aptheppe
Paynes
A. m. Rest
Payne’s Chapel
Revival and memorial services announced at Montague Avenue
Montague Avenue church schedule lists revival sermons by the pastor, special music on Orgatron, an annual memorial service at 2.30 p.m. by Rev. Harry C. Rickard, a 3.30 p.m. Macedonia Cemetery Association meeting, and a 7.45 p.m. closing revival sermon on rural life with music. Greenwood hosts a 2.30 p.m. combined church school service, Round Hill conducts a 2 p.m. church school with Robert O. Daugherty as superintendent, and Macedonia Woman's Society meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. for business and social.
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Montague Avenue
Methodist J
Orgatron
Harry C. Rickard
Organization of Macedonia Cemetery Association
Greenwood
Stephens City Charge Methodist preaching schedule
L. C. Messick serves as pastor with services at Mt. Olive Fairview and Mt. Pleasant. The schedule outlines preaching times by Sundays across Stephens City Kernstown and Refuge with services at Stephens City and nearby churches.
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L. C. Messick
Mt. Olive
Fairview
Mt. Pleasant
Salem Congregation Announces Regular Services and Sunday School
Church notices list Salem congregation services at 11 a m on second and fourth Sundays with Rev Cephas Ahnostoce preaching. Stephens City location holds Sunday School at 10 a m and services at 11 a m on first and third Sundays.
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Church OF the Brethren
Salem
L. R. Ee
Cephas ‘Ahnestoce
Atar Stephens City
Ing
Ridge Congregation Church Services Highlighted
Ridge Congregation Church led by Pastor Whitten holds an 8 Pp worship service after a 10 a.m. Sunday school session led by Henry Seldon.
Finance Officers School Set For June 4 5
A two day state wide municipal finance officers school will run June 4 5 at the Richmond Hotel in Richmond. It is sponsored by the League of Virginia Municipalities with the Virginia Public Finance Officers Association and the State Division of Trade and Industrial Education. The program is directed by Carl Chatters from Chicago with speakers J M Miller W Prank Chapman and W Marshall. Additional faculty include Dr Rowland A Egger and Frank Hanrahan.
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Salem
Virginia Public Finance Officers’ Association
W. Marshall
Fredericksburg
Ent
League of Virginia
Chatters
Rowland A. Egger
Frank Hanrahan
Arlington County
Nearly 3 Billion On Defenses
Washington reports defense program contracts totaling nearly three billion dollars since the start of the armament drive. The defense effort encompasses more than 1,700 construction and expansion projects with funding including both U S and British financing where certificates of necessity were issued.
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Washington
Office of Production Management
Nose
United States
Ees Ne
Lubin Picked as Economic Advisor for Lease-Lend Plan
President Roosevelt selects Isadore Lubin to head a new Division of Economic Defense under the Lease-Lend program. Lubin, named labor statistics commissioner, will shape policy to counter Axis trade aims with a $7 billion focus.
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Isadore Lubin
Roosevelt
Lubin
Roosevelt's Right To Speak For People Questioned
Berlin reports a German government spokesman criticizes President Roosevelt for using a fireside address to frame Latin American and Canadian diplomats. He questions Roosevelt's right to speak for Americans on German American relations and calls the President tactless for implying broad Western Hemisphere approval.
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Berlin
Roosevelt
United States
Dr Bell Promotes Postoperative Feeding at Virginia Valley Meet
Dr. Leslie M. Bell addressed the Medical Association of the Valley of Virginia at Clifton Forge on postoperative feeding after stomach surgery. He spoke as guest of Dr. Edwin P. Lehman at the Clifton Forge Country Club with physicians from across the valley in attendance.
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Leslie M. Bell
Medical Association of the Valley of Virginia
Clifton Forge
Edwin P. Lehman
University of Virginia Hospital
Charlottesville
Clifton Forge Country Club
Virginia Valley
William T. Gilmer
George H. Smith, Jr
Winchester
Will » A. Murphy
Staunton
FH. Smith
Abingdon
Julian R. Beckwith
Joseph New
Harrisonburg
Leland C. Brown
J. M. Emmett
Clif Forge
Harold W. Miller
Woodstock
Alexander F. Robertson, Jr
Noted St. Louis Editor Casper S. Yost Dies
Casper S. Yost, 76, editor of the St. Louis Globe-Democrat editorial page since 1915 and first president of the American Society of Newspaper Editors, died today. He had worked at the Globe-Democrat since 1889 and was known for editorials on national international and religious affairs and for authoring several books.
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ST. Louis
Casper S. Yost
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
American Society of Newspaper Editors
The
Globe-Democrat
Yost
Veterans In Gray At Union Rites In Winchester
Veterans who fought on Civil War battlefields united 57 years ago today at the National Military Cemetery in Winchester as Confederate Veteran Camp No. 4 joined the ceremony led by E Holmes Boyd. The leaflet recounts a Market Street procession with mounted police and speakers, and features addresses by Hon. John L. Thomas and Miss Mollie Ebersole along with a band dirge and grave decorations.
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National Military Cemetery
Winchester
E. Holmes Boyd
George Ritchie
Annie Copenhaver
George W. Ritter
South Cameron Street
Market Street
Marshall W. M. Robinson
J. H. Wotring
George W. Green
Union
Anderson
Winchester Light Infantry
Joseph A. Nurton
E.H. Boyd
Rud
John L. Thomas
Mollie Ebersole
Entit
Thopus
Tomato Growers To Meet Tuesday
A county meeting of tomato growers is set for Gainesboro School agricultural building on Tuesday June 3 at 8 o clock in the evening. A G Smith assistant garden specialist from V P I will discuss tomato crop program. He will visit growers in the Gainesboro area the following day with I Fred Stine county agent. The government Grow Your Own Food program urges farmers to increase acreage to meet a 15000 case target this fall.
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Gainesboro
A. G. Smith
Mr. Smith
Gaiesbe
I. Fred Stine
Stine
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