Rev Lock Evangelist At Relief services set
The Rev. B. L. Lock will lead evangelistic services at Relief with themes Atonement Faltering Faith Finding the Kingdoms Worth Rest Given and Found Jesus List of Secret Sins Old and the New Man. He is a native of Bennington Indiana and holds degrees from Asbury College and Asbury Theological Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Lock
Jesus
Leck
Bennington
Ind
Asbury College
Wilmore
Asbury Theological Seminary
Bridgewater College
University of Virginia Medical School
Virginia
Linden
Dayton
Kernstown
Epworth
Hites Chapel
Rev Philip A Smith to lead services at Christ Church
The Rev Philip A Smith will be celebrant and preacher at all three Christ Episcopal Church services tomorrow. He serves as chaplain at the Virginia Theological Seminary and as assistant professor of pastoral theology. He previously led churches in Exeter New Hampshire and Atlanta Georgia and is a Harvard 1952 graduate. He served in the Armed Forces until 1956 and studied at St Augustine's Canterbury 1957 58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip A. Smith
Christ Episcopal Church
Mr. Smith
Virginia Theological Seminary
C Church
Exeter
N. H
Alli Saints Church
Atlanta
Harvard
Virginia Seminary
St. Augustine’s
Canterbury
England
Rev Cofer Addresses Ministerial Association
The Rev Gilbert Cofer spoke to the Winchester Ministerial Association at Lee Jackson Restaurant. He is executive secretary of the Alexandria Arlington Districts Board of Education of the Methodist Church and urged the church to address sex morality as a current crisis. He noted sex is a God given part of life and urged proper Christian understanding and talks via the Virginia Council of Churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Cofer
Winchester Ministerial Association
Lee-Jackson Restaurant
Cofer
Board of Education
Alexandria
Arlington
Methodist Church
Virginia
W.es
Virginia Council of Churches
Church Organist Honored For 70 Years Of Service
Atlantic Iowa church marks 70 years of Clara Schelm serving Zion Lutheran as organist. The 70th anniversary service will feature Rev. O R Harms of St Louis, president of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod. She estimates over 5000 services including weddings and funerals.
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Schelm
Memorial Service Tomorrow at Elks Home
Memorial services are set for 8 p m tomorrow at the Elks Home on N Kent St. Daniel J Farrar Lodge and Maggie F Dismond Temple organize with John Brown Lodge 841 Charles Town joining. The Rev John G Scott of Mount Carmel Church to preach with Gospel Lights providing music. Earl D Evans Charles Burks and William H Quigley will take part in the program.
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Daniel J. Farrar Lodge
Maggie F. Dismond Temple
Elks Home
N. Kent St
John Brown Lodge
Charles Town
John G. Scott
Mount Carmel Church
Gospel Lights
Earl D. Evans
Charles Burks
William H. Quigley
Rev Elligan to Address Presbytery Rally in Winchester
The Rev Irvin Elligan of Richmond will speak at Shenandoah College tomorrow for the Annual Presbytery Day. His topic The Christian Action Outreach reflects his long service in the Presbyterian Church U S and various civic groups in Virginia and national church committees.
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Winchester Presbytery
Irvin Elligan
Richmond
Shenandoah College
Christian Action Outreach
Elligan
Chattanooga
Tenn
United Press Church
Knoxville
Knoxville College
Pittsburgh-Xenial Theological Semiary
Georgetown College sees largest freshman class size
Georgetown College in Kentucky reports its biggest first year class and the most eager students. The night before registration freshmen began lining up at 11 p.m. to enroll early, with 75 students waiting in line by daylight wrapped in blankets and sweaters.
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Georgetown, Ky
Georgetown College
Laymen's Day at Braddock Street Church
Braddock Street Methodist Church observes Laymen's Day at 8:30 and 11 a.m. with messages by Mervyn Teague and Robert Lebo. E William Argenbright and Joseph White assist as lectors and speakers. The observance highlights laymen's historical role in Wesleyan Methodism and their ongoing witness.
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Braddock Street Methodist Church
Mervyn
Teague
E. William Argenbright
Robert L. Lebo
Joseph W. White
One celled organisms renew life through division
One celled animals such as the amoeba and parmecium never really die. The simplest living organisms grow old, but divide into two young cells that go on living and dividing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoeba
Parmecium
Miller Keeps Campaign Schedule Despite Cold
Rep. William E. Miller, the Republican vice presidential nominee, pressed a motorcade through eastern Ohio after a stop in Erie Pennsylvania. He delivered a harsh critique of the Johnson administration and Dean Rusk in Evanston Illinois and Chicago area events, while a doctor treated his cold with penicillin and antibiotics.
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Erie
William E. Miller
Great Lakes
Ohio
Evanston
Ill
Dean
Ashtabula
Painesville
Elyria
Washington, D.C
Miller
Chicago
Johnson
Evanston High School
Rusk
State Department
U.S
Viet Nam
Cuba
Washington
Bobby Baker
Senate Democratic Maority
Baker
Twin mix up derails photo story at local paper
Herbert Newkirk brought a picture and story about his son Herbert Jr a Wisconsin State College athletic scholarship winner. He returned with a correction showing Hubert, Herbert Jr’s twin brother, after realizing the first photo was wrong.
Ohio State conducts ROTC study with Army funding
Ohio State University begins a comprehensive study of the ROTC program spanning thousands of officers over the years. The Department of the Army provides 10 000 dollars and OSU trustees allocate up to 20 000 dollars from the Mershon Fund for defense studies for the project. Completion is set for year end with recommendations on courses campus uniformity military or civilian instructors and related matters.
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Columbus, Ohio
Army
Reserve Officer Training Corps
Ohio State University
Department of the Army
OSU
University
Mershon Fund For Defense Studies
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Winchester Evening Star
Lock
Rev. Smith
ChristChurch
Rev
Ralley
Division of Christian Education
Presbyterian Church
Hanover
Synod of Virginia
General Assembly
Hanover Presbytery
Virginia Council On Human Relations
Gove
Rnor’s Committee On Youth of Virginia
R.E. Lee Council of Boy Scouts of America
Richmond Area Community
Richmond International Council
National Council of Churches Department of Racial and Cultural Relations
Braddock St. Church
Mike
the Church For All
ALL
Keister Advertising Service, Inc
Strasburg, Va
Jeremiah
Corinthians
MO. S. Solenberger & CO
Loudoun St
Winchester
Coca-Cola
Valley Avenue
Winchester Concrete Prod., Inc
Welltown Pike
Northside Recreation
Rte
North
E. Cork St
Haines Marble & Granite
Carl A. Haines
Bam
Chevrolet
Cadillac Corp
Cadillacs
Corvairs
N. Loudoun St
Winchester Electric Service, Inc
Electric Heat Specialists
H. F. Nelson, Inc
Sunoco Products
Culligan Water Cond. Corp
Mitchell & Shelburn, Owners
Millwood Ave
Howard Shockey & Sons
O'Sullivan Rubber Corp
GAM Music Center, Inc
W. Boscawen St
Winchester Plumbing & Heating
Lee-Jackson
Catering Service
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Front Royal Road
Grove Furniture Co., Inc
Suepes
National Fruit Product CO
White House Food Products
America
Royal Crown Cola
Winchester Creamery Inc
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Compherce St. Near Quarles School
Caldwell Sites CO. Office Furniture & Supplies
Paper Mill
Cammer Tire CO
Early Bird Winter Tire Sale
S. Braddock St
Winchester Savings & Loan Association
Washington & Boscawen Sts
Shade Equipment Co., Inc
Martinsburg Pike
Swanson's Barber Shop
Barbers
South Braddock St
Shenandoah Gas CO
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Berryville
F.D
Winches'ir
Davidson
N.C
Union Theological Seminary
The
University of Richmond
W. A. Hartman
Fairmont Ave
Eeree
Montague Ave
Methodist
Clearbrook Woolen Shop
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