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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1944
Page
3
The lesson cites Luke 10 37 and Acts passages on loving God and neighbor. It recounts the Good Samaritan and Peter’s vision, asserting God shows no favoritism across nations. The piece condemns racial hierarchy from Jews and Gentiles to Aryan myths and urges embracing all as God’s children.
Stephens City and Gainesboro Methodist charges list pastors and a full march schedule. Services occur on the first through fourth Sundays with times at Stephens City Kernstown Refuge and Fairview Kerns town and irregular fifth Sundays. Additional notices invite all to attend.
Sunday School and worship times announced for Home Mission Tabernacle Nain Virginia and Church of the Brethren Salem Congregation Front Royal Pike and Salem near Stephens City Elder L A Dettra and pastors Cephas Fahnestock and L Riggleman listed with service times and youth fellowship details.
A dense listing of worship times and Sunday schools for United Brethren Winchester Circuit, Gravel Springs Lutheran Parish, White Post Methodist Circuit, Cedar Creek Mount Hope Presbyterian Churches, and related congregations. Includes pastors F G Senger O W Lynch E B Smith Julian T Owen and service times from morning to evening across Mt Pleasant Red Bud Gravel Springs St John Freemont Rockland Providence Chapel Boyce Cedar Creek and Mount Hope.
The Rev. John Teter announces a new preaching schedule for Montague Avenue and Macedonia Churches effective Sunday, Nov. 5. Montague Avenue will have services every Sunday morning at 11 a.m. and Sunday evenings at 7:30 p.m. with a guest speaker on the third Sunday morning. Second and fourth Sunday nights feature the Intermediate Fellowship at 7:30 p.m. Macedonia Church hosts services second and fourth Sunday nights at 8 p.m. and third Sunday morning at 11 a.m. Youth Fellowship meets Sunday nights at 7:30 p.m. Round Hill and Greenwood keep their schedules.
A column lists multiple area churches with service times and programs. Ebenezer Disciple Church and Middletown Methodist invite all to worship. Berryville, Galilee, Montague Avenue, Capon Bridge, and Reliance charge churches schedule Bible school, communion, sermons, youth groups, and Sunday School sessions.
It is estimated that a police man who is on his feet all day may be as much as one inch shorter at night. The question asks if standing long on feet makes a person lose height, and the answer from W. S. E. A. supports the idea with the estimate of up to one inch.
Mrs Anna Bageant Stine 74 died at her home near Sunny Side. Funeral Saturday at 2 30 p m from the home with Rev T J Hawkins and Rev Cephas Fahnestock. She is survived by husband Edwin L Stine Jr and six children. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.
Revival continues at Pentecostal Church of God on South Braddock Street led by Evangelist Pearl Benz of Kansas City. Services are nightly except Monday at 8 o clock with Sunday School at 9 45 a m and Morning Worship at 11 o clock. Everyone welcome.
The Rev. R. O. Bryant, D. D., will preach at Stephens City Methodist Church Sunday morning at 11. The preacher has been returned to the Winchester District as Superintendent for another year and will deliver a message on The Crusade for Christ. A large crowd is expected and the public is invited.
Reliance U B Church will observe Rally Day next Sunday with a 10 a m program of exercises and songs. Mr W F Shipe, Sunday School superintendent, will assign a task. all are invited to attend.
Captain Clyde Koon, ill for weeks, resumes duties and will bring the Sunday evening Salvation Army message. All members and friends are invited to attend the services. Schedule details will appear in Saturday's Star. Governor Dewey support among daily papers stands at 57.9 percent of papers and 63.7 percent of total circulation per Editor & Publisher survey.
A dispatch from a French hospital tent describes a Goum patient walking three days for a warm bed and good food. Lt Col Taylor notes malaria and gas gangrene rising as the 9th Evacuation Hospital treats 40,000 patients across Mediterranean campaigns.
A Marine Corps operation sprays an entire Pacific island with DDT to kill disease carrying insects. A torpedo bomber plane, modified with pinhole nozzles, disperses the oil-based solution over mangrove swamps and ruins. Officials say the method could ease beachhead disease in future landings.
In Chambersville Virginia on November 3 families: James Patterson and son Elwood visited Mrs. J. H. Rosenberger who remains ill. G L Rosier and children George and Colleen visited Floyd Brewer family near Opequon. Viola Bradfield and Betty visited Bessie Lonas in Winchester. Luther Hamilton and daughter from Washington Doe vacationed with the Rosenberger home. Harry Windle of Winchester joined Rosenberger family for a Sunday afternoon visit.
Refugees at the home of Mrs. Illroy Sunday included Silas Grim and children, Annie McCauley of Middletown, and Earl Hough with daughter Mary from Front Royal road, along with Mrs. Ri who has been ill. Mrs. G L Walker and children visited Mrs. Anna Hough. Frances Bray joined Monday in Martinsburg. Mrs. Thomas Hawes left for Pennsylvania to stay with her brother and sister-in-law.
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