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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1926

Page

6

Bricks of faith fill October church schedule

GAVRGA BVITENA Sunday October 3 events at Washington and Boscawen Streets with Rev. R. B. Nelson. Holy Communion services at 9:00 and 11:00. Evening Prayer at 7:30 with sermons on The Brains The Lord Gave Us and Christ and Hope. Stephens City services listed at 20 West Cork Street with Bible school 9:46 led by L. L. Hockman, preaching 11:00, communion, and 7:30 pm sermon. Evangelistic series planned from Oct 17 by Arthur Wake of Strasburg.

Washington and Boscawen R. B. Nelson Stephens City L. L. Hockman Fred Shull A. M. Jarman Arthur Wake Strasburg Braddock Street Methodist Church C. C. Bush

Grace Lutheran Church Announces Sunday Services and Sermon

Grace Lutheran Church on West Boscawen Street invites worshippers to morning and evening services with the Lord's Supper administered. Sunday school starts at 9:30 a.m. Worship hours are 11:00 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Luther League meets at 6:45 p.m. Dr. C. A. Freed will speak on The Empire and Benefits of the Epistles, the third sermon in the New Testament values series.

West Boscawen Street C. A. Freed Luther League

St Paul A M E Church Colored Services and Sermon

The pastor preaches at 11 a.m. on The Great Commission and again at 8 p.m. with communion. Sunday school is held at 2:30 p.m. The pastor and choir will serve at Darks ville in the evening.

ST. Paul A, M. E. Church Colored Darksville

Seventh Day Adventist Chapel to Host Evangelist Peter Hafenmayr

No. 10 West Cork Street announces evangelist Peter Hafenmayr from Washington will preach at 8 pm Sunday on The Great Conflict Between the Dragon and the Woman, delivery aimed at parishioners and seekers.

West Cork Street Peter Hafenmayr Washington

Salvation Army Court House Auditorium Services

Captain Ida Ellis announces Salvation Army events at the Court House Auditorium with open air services Saturday at 7 30 p m and jail meeting Sunday at 11 a m Sunday school at 2 30 p m with teaching for all ages. Evangelistic services at 8 p m and regular services on Tuesday and Thursday. Sunday school at Union Chapel Martinsburg pike 3 30 p m with regular services 7 45 p m Wednesday in the chapel friendly welcome to all.

Ida Ellis Ass't Court House Army Union Chapel Martinsburg Pike

County Presbyterian Rev J Hogdh Smith Sermon Schedule

County Presbyterian Church announces pastor J Hogdh Smith preaching at Cedar Cliff Vaucluse with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and sermon at 10 45 a m Cedar Creek Marlboro Sunday school at 10 a m Mount Hope Chase Sunday school at 2 p m and preaching at 3 p m

County Presbyterian J. Hogdh Smith Cedar Cliff Vaucluse Cedar Creek Marlboro Mount Hope Chase

Centenary Reformed Church Rally Day Services

The Centenary Reformed Church at Cameron and Cork Streets holds rally day services at 9 45 a m with promotions certificates and pins for all ages. Rev Norman Cooper will preach at 11 a m. No evening service. All are invited.

Harvest Festival Plans at Stephens City Lutheran Church

Harvest festival announced at St Pauls Church Stephens City with 11 a m sermon and 10 a m Sunday School. Trinity Stephens City Lutheran League meeting at 6 30 p m followed by Vespers and sermon at 7 30 p m with subject What Think Ye of Christ.

Graham Astor St. Paul's Church Trinity Stephens City Christ

Market Report From Agricultural Bureau and Rochester Patch

USDA economic note and regional updates show light demand and dull markets for produce. Carload sales posted with various prices for Grimes Grimes apples and Wealthy varieties, with週 rochester demand slow but steady and carriers listing prices for Rhode Island Greening and Maiden Blush shipments.

U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics Secon Cumberland Shenan Potomac Grimes U.S Jonathan Rochester N.Y Rhode Island

Refuge Brevities in Refuge Virginia Community Notes

Refuse Brevities reports Rev J A Johnson's appointment filled by Rev Wheeler from Strasburg. Birthday dinner for Mrs Cornelius Grim with granddaughter and other relatives. Local visits include McCauley and Orndorff families, Isaac Grim’s horse injuries, and several neighbors visiting the Grim and Murphy households. Mrs Riley Murphy improving.

Refuge J. A. Johnson Mr. Wheeler Strasburg Carroll Grim Cornelius Grim Robert Grim Cedarville Queenie. Piter Riley Murphy Robert Rouzie Silas Grim

Crabill Visitors From Richmond Make Weekend Call

Armeal Virginia residents report Mr. and Mrs. Austin Crabill and their son Paul of Richmond were weekend guests of Austin Crabill’s brother-in-law and sister.

Armel, Va Austin Crabill Paul Richmond

Local Visitors and School Opening Notice

Mr and Mrs E H White and Mr and Mrs B P Roberts with children from Media Ohio spent the past week with the Manuels. G D Gray and son Ge Don Gray Jr went to Winchester to see the Hast Lynne movie. The public school will open for the coming session Monday October. J W Haymaker moved enemy to Johnston farm to oversee a large orchard. Ernest Terault of Relief visited the White home Friday. S T Dellinger lost several fine shoats this week and more are sick from feeding crushed rye.

E. H. White B. P. Roberts Media Ohio L. C. Manuel G. D. Gray Ge Don Gray, Jr Winchester J. W. Haymaker Johnston Farm Ernest Terault S. T. Dellinger

Association forms committee to run student loan fund

The association appointed a committee to operate a student loan fund with Dr. Marshall J. Payne of Staunton named chairman.

Marshall J. Payne Staunton

This Woman's Battle with Ill Health and Lydia E Pinkham

Mrs. Margaret Wallace of Columbus Ohio credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her strength for daily tasks. The letter portrays women battling fatigue in the home and praising the medicine for renewed appetite and wellbeing.

Margaret Wallace Safford Ave Columbus Ohio Mrs. Wallace Lydia E. Pinkham

Stephens City Notes

Stephens City Va October notes report Miss Ragiel Carbaugh traveling to McKeesport Pa to visit Fred Helds family and Carnegie Pa relations. Mrs W B Horner of Roanoke is visiting relatives A W Dean and spouse. Miss Mary Graham heads to Baltimore with parents. Miss Louise Leméty of Purcellville visits her father W D Lemley. E L Lentley seen on streets again. Rev James Johnson still confined to his room with friends hopeful for his speedy recovery.

Louise Leméty Purceville W. D. Lemley E. L. Lentley James Johnson

Woman's Missionary Society Meeting At Trinity Lutheran

The Woman's Missionary Society of Trinity Lutheran held a meeting at the parsonage on Monday evening. Mrs. Emma Guard visited her sister in Tulip on Tuesday.

Woman's Missionary Society of Trinity Proeh Emma Guard Tulip

Pump Company to Open Branch Here

Howard C. Lisle general of the Bean Spray Pump has been here with traveling agents to arrange the establishment of a branch distribution depot. Winchester was chosen for its location in the Shenandoah apple district, with the Shenandoah Motor Company to act as distributing agents.

Howard C. Lisle Fir Ned Lu Winchester Shenandoah Berland Shenandoah Motor Company

Parlor Motor Bus Service to Capital Starts This Month

Eastern Public Service Company plans a Washington to Harrisonburg parlor bus line with observation seating on a 135 mile run. Service would use the Valley pike to Winchester Boyce Paris Upperville and Fairfax with inaugurations around October 10. Final southern terminus and extension details are unsettled.

Harrisonburg Washington Eastern Public Service Company Washington-Harrisonburg Valley Pike Winchester Boyce Paris Upperville Fairfax

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