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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1933
Page
2
Lippman argues the New Deal must unite quick recovery with long term reconstruction. He cites credit expansion limits, policy tensions, and the need for Roosevelt’s decisive leadership to restore confidence among business and the mass public while avoiding reckless inflation or paralysis.
Rev G M Morrow serves Opequon Memorial Kerne town with Sunday School at 10 am. Rev T H Daffin preaches at 11 am at Round Hill and 3 30 pm at Burnt Church. Opequon Union Chapel holds Sunday School at 10 am and Christian Endeavor at 6 30 pm with a 7 30 pm sermon by the pastor. Stine's Chapel reports Sunday School at 10 am.
Timber Ridge Christian Church schedules a Saturday 2:30 conference and Sunday services with morning worship at 11 and afternoon worship at 3. Pastor M. Van Cleave will preach at both services and lead communion. Church school meets at the usual hour.
Brucetown Circuit M E Church South announces Sunday School at 10 a m. Young people's service 7 15 p m. Adult service 7 15 p m. Burnt Factory Sunday School 10 30 a m Young people 11 30 a m. Crums Sunday School 10 a m. Welltown Sunday School 10 a m. Stephenson Sunday School 10 p m.
Pastor Kev F G Senger leads Mount Olive Sunday School at 10 a m and sermon at 11 a m Christ ian Endeavor 7 30 p m Mt Pleasant Va Sunday School 2 p m sermon 3 p m Christian Endeavor 7 p m Red Bud Sunday School 2 30 p m Christian Endeavor 7 30 p m sermon 8 p m Ladies Aid Thursday 8 p Fairview Bible Study children’s instruction 7 30 p m Tuesday Winchester District W M A rally at Pleasant Valley Friday 2 p m and Winchester Church 7 30 p m guest speaker Miss Mary McClanahan Dayton Ohio.
In the absence of the new pastor the Rev C C Bush will preach at Kernstown 11 am Fairview 3 pm and Refuge 730 pm. Sunday schools meet at usual hours and Young People and Boys and Girls World Club hold meetings at the same places and times.
The text lists services at County Presbyterian with Pastor Rev Allen Jones preaching at 11 am and 3 pm at Cedar Creek and Mount Hope Chapel. Sunday School at Mount Hope Chapel is at 2 pm led by N T Dinges. F Estes Kline is noted as superintendent.
Rally Day in Sunday School at Reliance with Rev H B Richardson includes special speakers souvenirs and prizes for oldest and youngest. Rally at Ridings Chapel features Rev Mr Rohart quartet and gifts. Stephens City hosts 2 30 sermon at 3 30 by Rev J M Derrick while Greenway holds Advancement Day service at 7 45 with officials meeting.
Pastor Rev. J. Goode leads Ebenezer Bible School at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. Delray Bible School at 2 p.m. preaching by pastor at 3 p.m. Capon Bridge Bible School at 10 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 6 45 p.m. worship and sermon at 7 30 p.m. Communion observed at each service. All invited to worship.
Pastor J D Russell leads services at Round Hill Carpers Valley and Macedonia churches with Sunday School at 10 a m and sermons at 11 a m 3 p m and 8 p m plus leagues and evening programs. Paxtons Chapel hosts Sunday School 10 a m and Holy Land pictures at 8 p m. Lamps and Relief gem School operate 10 a m and 2 p m with leagues at 7 30 p m.
Hopewell Friends Meeting near Clearbrook invites all to services every Sunday at 10 o clock and First Day School at 11 am. Everyone is cordially welcomed to join and partake in fellowship.
Funeral services for Mrs Laura M Bayliss were held September 21 at Paul’s Lutheran Church in Favorus Gap with Rev Snyder Alleman officiating. Survivors include a stepdaughter Mrs Hugh Houchins of Winchester and four stepgrandchildren. also cousins in Woodstock and many relatives from Dayton Woodstock Charles Town and Martinsburg. Relatives from area attended. graveside flowers noted. she was longtime church member.
Miss Gertrude Reynolds from Washington visited her mother Mrs. Thomas M. Reynolds at Norwood for the weekend. Mrs. N. F. Smith closed Buckingham Hat Shop stock and returned to Baltimore. Mrs. F. L. Ayler Mrs. E. P. Bedlin Mrs. Rice Levi and Mrs Ralph Ware attended the Women’s Club district meeting in Fredericksburg. Mrs. Joe Childs of Chicago visits sister Mrs. John D Richardson at Fairfield. Mrs. Richard E Dole Miss Margaret Dole and Mr. Richard E Dole Jr stay at The Crow’s Nest.
Virginia will discuss selling the state to the nation and world at a seven th publicity and advertising conference in Lynchburg October 13 and 14 sponsored by the Virginia State Chamber of Commerce. Speakers include Malcolm Scott James Albert Wales and Frank Christian with transportation and private advertising representatives. Talks cover using parks monuments and military sites as assets and establishing tourist information bureaus in Washington and New York to boost Virginia travel.
Elmer Christian told a hotel proprietor he had swallowed poison tablets and was taken to Memorial Hospital. Doctors found no ingestion, though a phial of tablets was on his person. Police note Christian has been a recent arrival to the area.
Leaders of the Red Cross plan a large regional conference at Trinity Methodist Church to address rising community needs from unemployment and nutrition to living standards. 300 to 400 community leaders, plus 100 to 150 junior delegates, will attend with figures such as Forrest Jones and Dr Knoston T Redfield among national and Virginia officials.
Notice states the partnership Miller & Massey at 111 North Loudoun Street Winchester Virginia is dissolved by mutual consent. Business to be conducted by Joseph P Miller as successor to Miller & Massey with Miller assuming all indebtedness. Dated March 10 1940s.
Health nurses chapter executive secretaries and other officials will participate in forums. Attending Winchester and Frederick County Chapter meeting are Walker McC Bond chairman John B Scully Jr treasurer Frank R Horton chairman of first aid and life saving committee and Miss Margaret Hurst executive secretary.
A milling crowd of farmers and dealers filled the J. Joseph Sullivan warehouse on North Cameron street buying farming equipment and feeds at bargain prices. The sale was conducted by C. I. Brumback, trustee named under a court bankrupt order.
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