Attend Church Sunday Services in Stephens City and area
Sunday church schedule lists Stephens City Methodist charges led by Rev. Homer Welch with multiple services at First Sunday in Stephens City Fairview Kernstown and Refuge. Galilee Church of Christ Bible School 10 am and services. Cedar Cliff and Cedar Creek Presbyterian services. Disciples of Christ Rural Charge with Ebenezer Capon Bridge and Capon Bridge worship times. highlights include Communion at 11:30 am and various Christian Endeavor meetings.
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Stephens City
Methodist Church
Homer Welch
Fairview
Kernstown
Refuge
Galilee Church of Christ Co
A. Quenzel
Bible School
Charles BE. McVay
Christian Endevoor
Willie Good
Cedar Cliff
Wahoup Presbyterian
Julian T. Owen
Cedar Creek
Mount Hope
John Hottel
Disciples OF Christ
J. Goode
Ebenezer
Capon Bridge
Exacting Discipleship 1 30
A devotional lesson reviews Jesus calling the twelve and giving them power to heal and preach. He sends them with minimal provisions, faces Herod’s curiosity, feeds 5 000, reveals his identity, and teaches humility, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment to the kingdom of God.
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Newman Campbell
Jesus
Herod
John the Baptist
Elias
John
Bethsaida
Peter
Christ of God
James
Moses
Elijah
Jerusalem
Ples
Vatures Syndicate, Inc
Timber Ridge Union Service Announced at Timber Ridge Church
Timber Ridge Congregational Church led by Pastor Whitten hosts a 10 a m Sunday school and a 3 p m worship service. A Union Service with Shiloh Church and Rev Cartney H Anderson includes sermon by Mrs Margel Spencer at Timber Ridge. Everyone invited.
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Timber Ridge
Gravel Springs Luther An Parish Be and Smith
Bethel Sunday School scheduled for 10 a m with a sermon at 11 a m. Sunday School also listed for 10 a m. at the parish.
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Gravel Springs Lutheran Parish
BE. & Smith
Bethel
Middletown Ed Church Sermon Schedule
Rev. J. T. Brown. Grace service 9 45 a m Sunday School 11 a m worship and sermon Hites Chapel worship and sermon 2 30 p m Grace worship and sermon 7 30 p m Epworth League 7 p m
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Middletown
J. T. Brown
Grace
Hite’s
Epworth League
White Post Church Services Schedule
The White Post Circuit announces morning worship and communion at 11 a.m. led by Pastor Boyce with a 6:45 p.m. Young People’s service followed by 7:30 p.m. evangelistic service. Evening services are held nightly at 7:30. Everyone is invited to attend.
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White Post
W . Sheets
Ee Ee
Boyce
Stephens City Lutheran Parish Service Times
St Pauls Sunday School at 10 a m Service at 11 a m sermon Real Servants of Jesus Luther League 7 p m Trinity Sunday School 945 a m Luther League 630 p m The service 730 p m sermon Be Still Prayer Service Thursday 730 p m Bible Study John 1st Chapter Welcome you to all our ser-
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Stephens City
F. L. Roof
St. Paul’s
Real Servants of Jesus
Luther League
Trinity
John
Martinsburg Choir to Present Handel's Messiah
The Martinsburg Choral Society will perform Handel's Messiah at Rest Church at 2 30 p m. A free admission is offered with an offering collected to support Society expenses. Various church services and Epworth League events are listed for Ridgeway Circuit Meth Church.
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Ridgeway
Methchurch Odist
G. H. Fielding
Berksville Charsts School
Epworth
Gerrardstown—Church
Paynes— Church School
Rest—Church School
Martinsburg Choral Society
Veterans Dinner Draws Leaders From Multiple Posts
Sixty delegates from Waynesboro Staunton Takoma Park Md Washington D C Arlington Alexandria Leesburg Berryville and Winchester attended a joint dinner of Robert Y Conrad Post No 21 and Winchester Berryville Voi ture 40 and 8 at Liberty Hall Tea Room. Dinner at 6 30 pm with Commander Harry McCann presiding featured talks on the Legion national convention in Boston a pilgrimage to France and Italy in 1937 and war scenes from Denmark Norway Belgium Holland and France shown this year.
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Waynesboro
Staunton
Takoma Park
Washington, D. C
Arlington
Alexandria
Leesburg
Berryville
Winchester
Robert Y. Conrad
Winchester-Berryville
Liberty Hall
New Directors Chosen for Turkey Festival in Rockingham County
MARRISONBURG Va Nov 29 A new Festival Board of Directors was elected at a mass meeting at the Court House to guide the 1941 Rockingham Turkey Festival. County and Harrisburg city members will ensure district representation and broaden the festival’s county agricultural focus. A Dec 5 meeting will finalize roles and start fundraising within two weeks for the 1941 event.
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Marrisonburg
Rockingham
Court House
Harrisonburg
Governor Joins In Ceremony For Volunteer Group
In Richmond on November 29 Governor Price and officials led a ceremony inducting Virginia volunteers for training under the Selective Service quota. The first quota of 122 volunteers was sent to Meade, Maryland, for training as 56 men from the eastern state reported to the Blues Armory. Mayor Ambler and Lt Col Mills F Neal attended.
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Richmond
Price
Virginia
Henrico
Chesterfield
Gordon B. Ambler
Mills F. Neal
State Selective Service
Blues Armory
Meade, Md
W P A Reshapes Region Setup
The Works Projects Administration restructured its regional offices in an economy move. The Baltimore region including Delaware Maryland the District of Columbia Virginia and West Virginia was abolished and other offices were moved by order of Acting Commissioner Howard O Hunter.
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Washington
The
Works Projects Administration
Baltimore
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginia
West Virginia
Howard O. Hunter
War and Balkan Shadows Mark Axis Ambitions
London reports a possible general Allied offensive against Italy, seen as a response to the Greek debacle and shortages in Fascist Italy. In Romania, Hitler tightens control after Iron Guard turmoil, moving German troops into Bucharest and along the Danube to secure Balkan power and a potential push toward the Dardanelles and Ukraine.
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London
Italy
Greece
England
Mussolini
Balkans
I] Duce
Romania
Fuehrer
Hitler
Carol
Iron Guard
Europe
Rumania
Russia
Danubian
Danube
Black Sea
Balkan Peninsula
Axis
Dardanelles
Britain
Mediterranean
Moscow
Ukraine
Africa
Tax note from Melvin Pendleton in Salt Lake City
Melvin Pendleton sent a $75.87 tax payment to Salt Lake County treasurer with a note praising living in the red states and thanking the Lord for not paying taxes in rope. The speech reflects a cheerful giver attitude and regional sentiment in November.
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Salt Lake City
Melvin
Pendleton
Salt Lake County
Red States of America
Appeal for TB funds in Winchester drive
Mrs D W Ritenour chairwoman appeals to Winchester residents to donate time and money to tuberculosis relief, urging continued Red Cross and tuberculosis association fundraising despite expected overlapping drives. She emphasizes generosity and the belief that giving is blessed.
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Winchester
National Red Cross
National Tuberculosis Association
D. W. Ritenour
Stehli Silk to Close Waynesboro Plant Move to Lancaster
Stehli Silk Corporation will close its Waynesboro plant on March 31 1941 and move machinery and operations to Lancaster Pennsylvania. The move follows a policy of consolidating production and reflects reduced raw silk supply and demand. The local unit employed 375 workers in 1925. current staffing has fallen to about 260 and will decline further before closing.
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Waynesboro
Stehli Silk Corporation
Lancaster
Stehli Company
East Main Street operations to cease in March
Ground on East Main street offered for sale with efforts to assist present employees in finding other work before operations end in March.
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Ings
East Main Street
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Usted
Aircore
Duncan Bros
Millwood Ave
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