Saved by Grace Not by Law Says Evangelist Wake
Evangelist Wake preached on Can a Man Be Saved Outside of the Church citing Romans 8 1 and declaring salvation through the church as the body of Christ. He urged regeneration and new birth, noted prayer and sonship, and announced a baptismal service and evening meeting at 7 45 p m with all welcome.
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Evangelist Wake
Christ Jesus
God
Jesus
Nicodemus
Evangelist
Euneath
Gublettstor
Whyre
Iibay
Appointments For U B Rural Charge Services Noted
The Rev S R Ludwig lists Sunday October 24 services for Winchester rural United Brethren Church Pleasant Valley public worship by the Phaser At aNa Fairview Sermon Mount Pleasant and Wi Ya Sermon at 7 30 p m The first quarterly conference planned for 2 30 pm November 6 at the parsonage No 325 National avenue
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S.R. Ludwig
Winchester
United Brethren Church
Pleasant Valley
aNa
Fairview
Mount Pleasant
National Avenue
Reliance Brevities from Reliance Virginia
Local notes report Myr and Mrs H E Richardson plan to visit Martinsburg West Virginia this week to see old friends and relatives. Mrs Floyd Derflinger visits Delaware with her aunt Mrs Kidwell. C B Cooley returned home for the weekend. Russell Yates narrowly escaped an arm injury from a gas engine while filling the water tank. Edith Wikens and Kathryn Funk of Middletown visited Ruby Beaty. A Grace-Meynister lecture on public health was held in Front Royal. Mr Dee Ae Tee Gannon and a neighbor raised onions and 15 bushels of sweet potatoes in small patches.
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Reliance
H. E. Richardson
Martinsburg
W. Va
Floyd. Derflinger
Delaware
Kidwell
Russell Yates
Edith Wikens
Cathryn Funk
Middletown
Ruby Beaty
Méist
Front Royal
Dee Ae Tee Gannoe
Middletown Visit Notices and Social Gatherings
Middletown Virginia residents report visits from Mr and Mrs Lee Hottle of Washington and Miss Madeline Muse of Winchester. Miss Martha Reely hosts weekend guests and the Ladies Aid Society plans a Sunday motor trip with Mr and Mrs Bernard Larrick of Washington also visiting local hosts.
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Middletown
Lee Hottle
Washington
Madeline Muse
Winchester
Martha Reely
Ladies’ Aid’ Society
Bernard Larrick
Local Social Notes From Maryland and Virginia
Howard Owings and Mrs. George Clark spent time recently in Cumberland Maryland. The Misses Shure are spending the winter in Upperville Virginia. A week.
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Howard Owings
George Clark
Gumberland
Misses Shure
Upperville
Funeral and local notices from Rock Enon section
Walter Pennington's funeral drew a large crowd from this area after his death was announced in The Star. Arthur Scrivener's funeral in Winchester Sunday was attended by many friends and relatives. James Good, S. B. Larrick, and Roy La Follette traveled to New York for the LBSA Bible students convention, with a Philadelphia stop to enjoy the Sesquicentennial.
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Walter Pennington
Star
Arthur Scrivener
Winchester
Messrs
James Good
B. Larrick
Roy la Follette
New York
LB. 8. A. Bible Students
Philadelphia
Men survive dramatic car wreck under railroad bridge
Two men were trapped under a wrecked car after a fall of 30 to 40 feet. Mr. Clark freed his companion with apparent superhuman effort and escaped with only bruises while the driver suffered shoulder and elbow injuries and a cut lip. Clark later walked to the Southern Depot to notify authorities and the car was towed from the tracks. The pair, headed to Winchester for work, escaped with no serious injuries despite a nearly complete vehicle wreck.
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Page
Mr. Clark
Clark
C. S. Painter
Winchester
Strasburg
Y M C A Expelled From Russia Reported by Soviet Soviet Press
New York October 21 Associated Press reports that the Soviet government has acted to expel the Young Men's Christian Association from Russia. H D Anderson, an American Y M C A secretary, was directing efforts at the national council offices in New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Young Men's Christian Association
Russia
National Council of the Association
H. D. Anderson
Y. MCc. A
Education figure exiled from Russia amid confiscation
An unnamed education figure in Russia has been forced to leave the country with property confiscated. The announcement states the move is part of a broader expulsion of the Y. M. C. A. from Russia.
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Russia
Air Liner Drops All Hands Saved
Ten passengers and the crew aboard an air liner en route from Croydon to Paris were rescued after the plane distressed in the sea off Folkestone England. The action was reported by the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Folkstone
Eng
Croydon
Paris
Swere
John Hockmans New Auto Burns At Stephens City
John Hockman, a well known resident, suffers property loss as his new automobile burns at Stephens City. Firefighters respond, contain the blaze with limited injuries reported. Investigations to determine cause are pending.
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John Hockman
Stephens City
Winchester business man narrowly escapes car fire
Winchester man Mr. Hockman leaped from a brand new machine on the Valley pike near McLeod's hill after the auto caught fire. He landed in mud as the blaze stopped at the roadside, noting earlier warnings from Washington of a potential fire sparked by a wire and pulling the wire to prevent a larger blaze.
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Winchester
Stephens City
Hockman
Valley Pike
McLeod‘s Hill
Washington
Barton Parish Wedding Attended By Talbot and Nelson
Mr and Mrs Walter R Talbot join Mr Clara Wood and Mrs Robert B Nelson as they travel to Ricks to attend the Barton Parrish wedding. The gathering includes members from the Talbot and Wood families.
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Walter R. Talbot
Clara Wood
Robert B. Nelson
Ricks
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