Attend Church Sunday Revival At Greenwood
Revival meets at Greenwood Methodist Church beginning Wednesday October 23 at 7 30 p m Rev W O Talbert to preach an invitation is extended to all Also listed are Stephens City Charge services with varied Sundays and times at Fairview Refuge Kernstown and Stephens City and Jubilee and Salem congregations with Sunday School and preaching slots in Middletown Charge notes and times for Grace Epworth and associated sermons by Rev J T Brown and Dr W W McIntyre
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W. O. Talbert
Greenwood Methodist Church
H. G
Unified Church
Stephens City
Methodist Church
Homer Welch
Fairview
Kernstown
Church OF the Brethren
Salem
L. R. Dettra
Cephas Pahnestock
W L. Riggleman
Jubilee
Royal Pike
Oear
Middletown
J. T. Brown
Grace
W. W. McIntyre
Epworth
Brucetown Methodist Union to Elect Officers Monday
Brucetown Circuit Brucetown Methodist Church invites members to Brucetown for a Monday 8 p.m. session with guest speaker Mr C P Mc Vicar delivering a timely message. Brucetown Union announces officers for the coming year and urges strong participation.
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Brucetown
Methodist
Moore
Burnt Factory
Winchester B Charge Leslie O Shirley minister service schedule
Winchester. B Charge Leslie O Shirley minister. 9.45 a m worship Mt Pleasant. 11 a m worship Pleasant Valley old Stone Church. 2 p m Sunday School Red Bud. 3 p m worship Red Bud.
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Winchester
Leslie O. Shirley
Mt. Pleasandt
Pleasant Valley
Old Stone Church
Red Bud
Galilee Church Schedules Bible School and Sunday Service
Galilee Church of Christ led by C. A. Quenzel holds Bible School at 10 a.m. with Charles E. McVay as superintendent and a communion service at 11 30 a.m. The next Sunday theme is "The Boyhood of Jesus" and Minister Quenzel will preach on Sunday morning October 20.
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Galilee Church of Christ
C. A. Quenzel
Bible School
Charles E. McVay
Jesus
Quenzel
Galilee
The Boyhood of Jesus Explored in Luke Chapter Two
Newman Campbell outlines Luke 2 events from Jesus infancy to age twelve highlighting Simeon and Anna in the temple, the journey to Nazareth, and Jesus in the temple conversation. The piece notes a winter birth around 4 to 5 B C and reflects on Jesus growth in wisdom and favor with God and man.
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Jesus
Christ
Bethlehem
Joseph
Mary
Simeon
Messiah
Temple
God
Israel
Nazareth
Jerusalem
Vatures Syndicate, Inc
Disciples of Christ Rural Charge Services
8S. J. Goode presides as Walnut Springs Bible School hosts morning worship at 11. Morning service 11 a. m. Bible School 9.45 a. m. Sandy Ridge gatherings include Bible School at 10 a. m. Evening worship 7.30 p. m. Communion offered at these services.
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Disciples OF Christ
J. Goode
Walnut Springs
Local Happenings in Mt Falls This Weekend
Mt Falls notes show Floyd Hulber returning home after a major operation in Winchester Memorial Hospital and awaiting a return to work with Asplandic Tree Expert Co. Stanley Tevalt comes home from work near Strasburg. Loring Triplett and family from Kensington spent the weekend with relatives. Dorothy Richard and cousin Clark Richard Jr visited Mrs. Maggie Richard. Weekend guests included Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Hulver and Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Triplett.
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MT. Falls
Floyd Hulber
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Asplandic Tree Expert Company
Stanley Tevalt
Strasburg
Loring Triplett
Kensington
Residents Visit And Sufferillings
Mrs Floyd Hulver hosts visitors including Mr and Mrs Paul Anderson and daughter Lillie Mae from Frederick Maryland. Mrs Mildred Mannes and Miss Mary Burkett also attend. Mrs Brian Richard remains critically ill at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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Floyd Hulver
Paul Anderson
Lillie Mae
Mildred Mannes
Mary Burkett
Frederick
John Richard
Walford Fleming
Stanley Bowman
Mt. Airy
Brian Richard
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Julius Beeler
Peggy
Jack
Jean
Julia
Hopewell Himelright
Strasburg
Dewey Hulver
Junior Oates
Forrest Glen
E. C. Oates
Philip Richard
Washington, D. C
Whitacre Family Hosts Weekend Visitors in Isaac Creek
Din ner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Whitacre included Mr. and Mrs. Carson Hook and Mrs. Lelia Hook from Winchester. Clint Whitacre of York Pennsylvania visited, Cecil and Glen Whitacre spent the weekend with their mother Mrs. Mable Whitacre. Callers included Alvin Whitacre and daughter from Forks of Cacapon and Smithy Pugh with daughter from Gore. Joe Kerns and Johnny Sharps of Westernport Maryland visited Mrs. Samuel Kerns. Irene and Harry Kerns were recalled to work at the Celanese plant in Cumberland Maryland after the strike. Pie picking is ssing wah well in this community.
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Isaac Creek
J. N. Whitacre
Carson Hook
Lelia Hook
Winchester
Clint Whitacre
York
D. S. Whitacre
Cecil Whitacre
Glen Whitacre
Mable Whitacre
Doug
Whitacre
Alvin Whitacre
Near Forks of Cacapon
W. Va
Smithy Pugh
Gore
Joe Kerns
Johnny Sharps
Westernport
Samuel Kerns
Irene Kerns
Harry Kerns
Cumberland, Md
Rest Church Holds First Women’s Society Meeting
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Rest Church plans its October meeting at Miss Ethel Barrett's home. It is the group's inaugural gathering and organizers urge attendance. Rev. G H Fielding preached at Rest Church last Sunday night. Mrs Holmes Snapp, formerly of…
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Rest
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Rest Church
Ethel Barrett
G. H. Fielding
Holmes Snapp
Stage Scare Is Claimed Controlled
Harold C. McKinley reports from Cleveland that soldier's heart a form of stage fright was treated successfully by short circuiting the brain thyroid and adrenal control system. Dr George Crile and Dr E P McCullagh described cutting a sympathetic nerve center near the adrenals with 107 of 114 cases improved. They linked the condition to daily life stress and competition rather than battlefield impact.
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Harold C. McKinley
Cleveland
Association of United States Military Surgeons
George Crile
Cleveland Clinic
E. P. McCullagh
Crile
American University Hospital
France
Flowers Patch nuptials and Martinsburg hospital visit
Miss N L Flowers of Kenton Ohio wed Fred W Patch of Mt. Victory Ohio in Ashland. Patch now resides in Martinsburg where he entered City Hospital for a major operation on October 8. Local visitors included Laura Snyder Charlie Snyder T B Senciadiver and families and others from Winchester Martinsburg Washington Purcellville and nearby towns.
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Ashland
N. L. Flowers
Kenton, O
Fred W. Patch
Mt. Victory, O
Martinsburg
G. L. Snyder
Laura Snyder
Charlie Snyder
Stephenson
T. B. Senciadiver
Winchester
Clara
Elizabeth Sibert
Wilson Miller
W. J. Flowers
Murchel Lamp
Washington, D. C
Henry Barrett
Purcellville
Ethel Barrett
Local Notes From Capon Bridge and Nearby
Capon Bridge notes visitors from Hagerstown Winchester and Montgomery West Virginia. Several residents update on health including Mrs Ida Oats and Mrs J T Funkhouser. Presbyterian Church received a fresh coat of paint as part of local improvements.
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Capon Bridge
Earl Grim
Earlene
Hagerstown
Jobe
Winchester
Roland Ramsburg
Julia Sirbaugh
M. E. Gardner
Cincinnati
Ohio
J. T. Funkhouser
Forrest Jones
Montgomery
W. Va
Presbyterian Church
Wilson Sirbaugh
Ida Oats
Sidney Gore School News Review Notes
Reporters Melvin Bayliss Juanita Brill Marie Good John Strosnider and Dickie Campbell credited. Critics Juanita Roe Crystal Triplett and Lucille Hook listed.
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Sidney Gore School News
Melvin Bayliss
Juanita Brill
Marie Good
John Strosnider and
Dickie Campbell
Juanita Roe
Crystal Triplett
Lucille Hook
Teachers form program committee for grades four to ten
A program committee for grades four through ten is appointed by teachers to organize weekly Assembly programs. The committee members are Garlandine Constable as chairman, Annabelle Hook as secretary, and Mary Lee Miller, Elzada Michael, Janie Cree Raglond.
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Garlandine Constable
Annabelle Hook
Mary Lee Miller
Elzada Michael
Janie Cree
Pun Festival Planned With Play And Spook House
Plans for the Pun Festival on Friday night November 1 include a one act play by high school students directed by Mrs. Duff along with contests bingo and a Spook House. The Halloween mood will run through the program. The PTA meeting is set for Tuesday October 15 at 7 30 p m to fill the resignations of the coeditor and secretary. All patrons and non patrons are urged to attend.
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Duff
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Tenth Grade Pins Ordered For School Class
Tenth grade members placed an order for gold plated pins featuring the year and school name. The attractive pins are being sought by all tenth grade students.
Doctor prescription mixup leads to whiskey overdose
In Spartansburg Pennsylvania October 11 a hospital doctor ordered three drams of whiskey daily for appetite. A new nurse misread the dosage and gave three ounces, about half a tumbler, prompting quick discovery of the error.
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Spartansburg
Fire department battles blaze at Otis Jackson home
Guthrie Oklahoma October 11 fire prevention week opens with firefighters dousing a house fire at the residence of Otis Jackson assistant fire chief.
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Guthrie
Okla
Otis Jackson
Arrival of Pins Delayed to November First
The note indicates pins are expected to arrive around November 1, with no firm date yet. Officials caution that supply may shift and advise residents to watch for further updates from the depot.
Special Assembly Honors Red Cross at October 9 Meeting
At Wednesday morning assembly October 9 the class dedicated the program to the American Red Cross. The event featured patriotic songs The Star Spangled Banner and Columbia The Gem of the Ocean, a poem The Song of the Flag by Hayes De Haven, a flag salute, and devotional readings.
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American Red Cross
Columbia
Hayes de Haven
Genevieve Rowe
Juanita Roe
Red Cross
Hazel Foreman
Elzada Michael
Clara Barton
Dorothy Biggert
Duff
Get A Car EAST ST. LOUIS HORSE RIDERS CLASH OVER OILED ROAD
Residents of East St. Louis plan court action to keep horses off a rough oiling of a road cut up by saddle club riders. The community complains the road damage harms motor travel and safety.
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East ST. Louis, Ill
Oil well work paused for Nebraska Indiana game
In FALLS CITY Nebraska on October 11 operators said they would not acidize the Eickhoff oil well near town until after the Nebraska Indiana football game at Lincoln. The decision shows a preference for allowing the football match to proceed without disruption.
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Falls City
Neb
Lincoln
Oysters Suggested To Feed Fort Dix Troops
Washington October 11. Joseph N Fowler of the New Jersey Board of Shell Fisheries urges that oysters be added to the menu for 30,000 soldiers at Fort Dix New Jersey to boost strength. He tells Senator Barbour to press Secretary Stimson for consideration.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Fort Dix
N. J
Joseph N. Fowler
New Jersey Board of Shell Fisheries
Fowler
Barbour
Stimson
Ting
Tor Fowler
Afternoon News Delay Marks Global Press Time
The Star notes afternoon editions arrive late as press hours stretch across time zones from London to Berlin Rome Alexandria and Bucharest with varying local release times shown.
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Star Wa 1
London
Berlin
Rome
Alexandria
Bucharest
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