Grace Lutheran Church service and Sunday activities
Grace Lutheran Church on Bosca wen Street lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m with Carl R Ritter as superintendent and a 11 a m worship service where Rev Wm Eisemberg preaches on Advice for Evil Days The Luther League meets at 4 30 and visits a shut in then 7 30 p m Vespers and sermon follow Also Christian Science lessons for Probation After Death with Bible verses and key text from Science and Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Churchs
Boscawen ST
Eisenberg
Carl R. Ritter
William Stine
Luther League
Churches of Christ Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Service Schedule
Rev. R S Wilson pastors services with Sunday School at 9 30 morning worship at 11 and evening worship at 7 30. Miss Mary Bittinger associate and Alton L Powell superintendent. Morning sermon God s Conditions for Peace Young People vesper and midweek prayer continue series on the Prophets and the Problems of Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
R. S. Wilson
Alton L. Powell
Mary Bittinger
Wilson
Highland Avenue Chapel Weekly Schedule This Sunday
Sunday School at 3.00 p.m. led by Supervisor Elwood Willey with Lee Rinker as Assistant. Young People’s Vesper Service at 7.00 p.m. Evening Worship at 7.30 p.m. sermon by Mr. Duckwall on Being on the Alert For Christ. Thursday 7.30 p.m. Mid week Prayer Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Avenue Chapel
Elwood Willey
Lee Rinker
Christ
Duckwall
Church Services and Sermons in Local Churches
The notice lists morning and evening worship times across Congregational Christian, First Brethren, and Montague Avenue Methodist churches. It includes Sunday School at 9.45 a m, sermons on The Uncharted Reef Sunshine Christians His Glorious Church and Shining Lights, revival meetings with evangelist William H. Schaffer, and choir rehearsals with inviting language for all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montague Avenue
John Teter
Montague Ave
George R. Haines
Braddock Street Methodist Church Services
Reverend T J Hawkins pastor leads morning services at 9 45 with church school under Norval M Hottle. At 11 the sermon Is It Nothing To You and at 7 30 evening sermon Lost Harmony. Wednesday Family Church Night runs 6 30 to 9 o'clock. Church open daily for meditation and prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Street Methodist Church
T. J. Hawkins
Norval
Centenary Church and Lutheran Church Services Noted
Centenary Church Evangelical and Reformed led by Rev S L Flickinger offers 9.45 a m Church School with Herman Lee as superintendent 11 a m Morning Worship and sermon 6.30 p m The Children's Hour. Lutheran Church of Our Savior led by C W Lowe holds Sunday School at 3 p m and Vesper Service at 4 p m with Holy Communion and organ recital by ae B C Luttrell at 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centenary Church Evangelical & Reformed
S. L. Flickinger
Herman Lee
Lutheran Church OF Our Savior
C. W. Lowe
Ae B. C. Luttrell
Berryville Presbyterian Church Schedule
R. K. McDonald minister. Sunday School 9 45 a m. Men’s Bible Class 10 a m. Morning worship 11 a m. Sermon I Am The Light of the World. Pioneer Meeting 6 30 p m. Session to skip regular Sunday evening services this winter in favor of occasional special services. Beginning Sunday night the minister leads Pioneers in discussions on what it means to be a Christian and to be a member of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville Presbyterian Church
R. K. McDonald
Market Street Methodist Church Service Schedule
Corner of Cameron and Cork Streets. R W Vanderberry minister. 9 45 a m Church school headed by A C Halvosa. 11 a m Morning Worship sermon by the minister on Re Conversion. 6 30 p m Senior Youth Fellowship. 7 30 p m Evening worship sermon by the minister titled A Man Who Was genuinely Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Cameron and
Cork’ Streets
R. W. Vanderberry
A. C. Halvosa
The Gospel Tabernacle Service Schedule
The Full Gospel Tabernacle at Taber Nacle led by Pastor Rev C H Anderson invites worship. Sunday morning worship at 11 o clock follows Sunday School at 9 45. Evanglistic service at 8. Prayer Meeting Tuesday night at 8. Friday evening outreach with the Ambassadors.
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THE
Full Gospel Tabernacle
C. H Anderson
Pean Ambassadors
Riday
United Brethren Church Braddock and Fairfax service list
Lucius G. Bridgers minister conducts 9 45 am church school and Bible classes led by Silas G. Cather. 11 am worship and sermon East in Zion. 2 pm junior C E. 6 45 pm adult and youth C. 7 30 pm worship. Monday 7 pm youth choir practice. Wednesday 7 pm choir practice 8 pm prayer service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Braddock St
Fairfax Lane
Lucius G. Bridgers
Silas G. Cather
East In
Zion
Pentecostal Church of God service notices
Rev I L and Mrs Stone notice of worship at 11 o clock and evangelistic services at 8 pm with Sunday School at 9 45 am Young Peoples meeting Thursday night at 8 o'clock on South Braddock Street near Miller School all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentecostal Church OF God
I. L
Stonesifer
Braddock Street
Miller School
Young Peoples
Saint Paul A. M. E. Church Revival Announcement
Rev. W. H. Tynes presides with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. Evening service at 8 p.m. Revival begins Monday night October 23 with sermons by the pastor. City ministers urged to cooperate. all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul A. M. E
W. H. Tynes
Saint Aes Cc. M. E
W. J. Johnson
Pstor
New Motor Vehicle Safety Responsibility Law summarized
The law empowers suspensions of licenses and registrations for failure to satisfy final judgments exceeding $25 for property damage or any amount for personal injury or death within 15 days. Installment plans may restore privileges with future financial responsibility proof, and nonpayment suspends until satisfied. Convictions can trigger broader suspensions across all owned vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glance
Division of
Motor Vehicles
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Leaves and visits from Mt Williams area service members
Grant Wilkins Seaman 2-c spent a 27 day leave with his wife and infant daughter. Wilson Ambrose Coxswain U S Navy enjoyed a 30 day leave with his parents after months in England. Grace Sager of Winchester visited with Mr and Mrs Bell. Lucian Ashwood and children visited Mrs Ashwood's mother Mrs Himelright near Star Tannery. Cpl Harding Williams Fort Benning spent a 10 day furlough with his parents. Gilbert Brill and family of Star Tannery dined with Ralph Williams family. Harley DeHaven Fort Mason NC returned after illness in the family. David Braithwaite Seaman 1-c Rhode Island spent weekend with Mrs Braithwaite and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Williams
Grant Wilkins
England
Wilson Ambrose
U. S. Navy
Grace Sager
Winchester
Bell
Lucian Ashwood
Hinkle Pitcock
Abner Fauver
David Braithwaite
Seaman
Rhode Island, d
Additional Leadership Training Planned By Recreation Council
Winchester plans further leadership training through a Party of the Month project led by Miss Virginia Gregory director of the recreation council. The first session aims to teach Halloween party ideas with monthly topics to follow while sessions remain free and open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Council
Virginia Gregory
Winchester Recreation Council
Handley School
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
Ruth Garber Ehlers
National Recreation Association
Gregory
Winchester
Clarke County Realty Transfers in Berryville and Chapel District
Special to The Star lists recent deeds recorded in Clarke County Circuit Court. Transfers include B. B. McKay to Arthur N. Ritter east of Shenandoah River. Bettie H. Smallwood to J. Herbert Bean on East Main Street. Douglas L. Carter to Gordon H. Levi and Marian Corrine Levi Lot 16 in Moore & Dorsey subdivision. Edith E. Jones to Austin W. Riley and Kathleen P. Riley on Treadwell Street. Bernice H. Levi suit receivers to Gilbert L. Royston and Margaret E. Royston on land adjoining Wm. Byrd estate. Esteele S. Royce to D. Blanton Allen at southwest corner of Church Street and Crow Lane. Moore and Thoma special commissioners to George P. Greenhalgh for Clover Hill tract of 68 acres in Chapel District.
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Circuit Court
Clarke County
B. B. McKay
Arthur N. Ritter
Shenandoah River
Chapel District
Bettie H. Smallwood
J. Herbert Bean
East Main Street
Berryville
Douglas L. Carter Et Ax
Gordon H. Levi
Marian Corrine Levi
Moore & Dorsey
Edith E. Jones
Austin W. Riley
Kathleen P. Riley
Treadwell Street
J. F. Moore
J. Ed. Thoma
Bernice H. Levi
Mary Lou Levi
Gilbert L. Royston
Margaret E. Royston
Chapel Magisterial
Wm. Byrd
Richard H. McAtee
Esteele S. Royce
D. Blanton Allen
Church Street
Crow Lane
Ed. Thoma
Therese Levi Ritter
Mary Loui
George P. Greenhalgh
Clover Hill
Weight Control booklet offers simple weight tips
A concise booklet promises guidance on controlling weight without medicines or fad diets. It includes 100 calorie portions, dietary recipes, and height and weight tables for men and women. Send for a copy postpaid for cents.
Milkweed Floss Idea for Life Preservers Originated in Chicago
Dr Boris Berkman a Chicago physician proposed using milkweed floss as a substitute for kapok for life preservers and jackets about three years ago and presented the idea to the Government. The note accompanies a request for a Weight Control booklet and includes a mail order hint from the Winchester Evening Star office in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boris Berkman
Chicago
Community notes from Boyce and surrounding areas
Visitations and weekend gatherings mark the Boyce area as residents and friends gather at The Cottage and homes in Falls Church and Bluemont. Funeral attendees for Mr. John R. Shepherd include relatives living across Arlington Fort Jackson Orlando and Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Edwards
St. Joseph
John Anderson Shepherd
Fort Jackson
S. C
Edward Shepherd
Orlando
Fla
Richard Fletcher
Camp Blanding
Herbert DeButler
Alexandria
Eva Carter
Bluemont
Percy
Arlington
Neal Thompson
Ernest Shepherd
University Farm
William Shepherd
Berryville
Warren Shepherd
Martinsburg
Weekend social notes from Summit Point West Virginia
Summit Point notes list visits and weekend travels by residents including Mrs. John Selden Mrs. James Breckinridge Mrs. R C Costen Pvt Herbert Sponangle Miss Ann Whiteing and others spanning Richmond Hershey Winchester Hardy Ky Crewe Va Martinsburg Washington D C and White Post Va plus reports of hospital recovery and furloughs. Also a reader Q A on railroad crosstie wood costs noting 79 cents for untreated ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit Point
W. Va
John Selden
Richmond
James C. Breckinridge
R. C. Costen
Hershey
W. C. Hackman
Herbert Sponangle
Fort Lewis
Wash
F. J. Sponangle
Ann Whiteing
Strayers Business College
Washington, D C
C. E. Lancaster
Winchester
Marshall Lancaster
Betty Kelley
Charles Town
Dorothy Coleman
Elizabeth Snider
Hardy, Ky
Christine Snider
Henry Hawkins
Crewe
G. A. Davis
Estelle Via
Betty Farmer
Martinsburg
E. C. Snider
Roanoke
Herbert Snydenstricker
Thomas Henry
Seaman
Camp Sampson
N. Y
Wilton Henry
H. C. Frazier
Washington, D. C
Connie McKerkkle
Harry Prazier
Eleanor Conley
Carter Meade Conley
White Post
W. W. LaRue
Custis
Lucy Meade
Ellen
Ray Fansworth
Evangelistic Meeting at First Brethren Church Winchester
The First Brethren Church on Berryville Avenue Winchester hosts a two week evangelistic meeting starting Monday Oct 23 through Nov 5 with daily 7 30 p m except Saturday evangelist Rev William H Schaffer of Berne Ind leading topics on faith democracy and salvation Special themed nights a guest soloist Mrs Clair Hunt and coordinated music planned Pastor Rev Paul E Dick invites public pre prayer services 7 00 7 15 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Brethren
Berryville Avenue
Winchester
William H. Schaffer
Berne
Ind
Schaffer
Bethel Brethren Church
Treasurlost
Home Missions Council
Grace Theological Seminary
Winona Lake
Jesus
Winchester School of the Bible
Church Officers
Clair Hunt
Conemaugh
Paul E. Dick
Reynolds Store Guests and Sunday Visits Noted
In Reynolds Store Virginia on October 20, visitors at the Batt home included Frank Lee Flowers and family and Brown Collins. Other drop ins featured E D Shenk at the Triplett home, dinner guests at the Carpenter house, and several local families visiting one another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Newlin
Thelma Snyder
Will Catlett
C. W. More
Tom Whitacre
Joshua Place
Preemmont
Edward
Lonnie Shenk
Danny
Amanda Crossen
Bridgewater
Albert Thompson
Rosie Hughes
C. W. Moore
D. Luttrell
Willis Luttrell
B. C. Holiday
Community notes from White Hall Virginia highlights
Local residents share visits and greetings as Mrs Wilford Wilson and Miss Dolores Wilson attend winsome dinners at the Anderson home. Community updates mention illness recoveries, church leadership changes, and weekend visitors in a rural Virginia town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Hall
Wilford Wilson
Miss Anderson
Dolores Wilson
Walter Anderson
Ray Wilson
Wilmer Anderson
Curtis Wilson
Edgar Smoke
Charlottesville
Miles Greathouse
Naomi Luttrell
B. F. Strother
Virginia Methodist Conference
Mr. Wilson
Methodist Church
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Christian Science
Congregational -Christian Church
Robert A. Whitten
Percy Sheetz
Christian Endeavor
First Brethren Church
Berryville Ave. Paul
Sunshine Christians
Bible School
A. C. Frye
Calvary
Zenith
Miller’$ Drug Store
Garland Spillman
Dial
Virginia Livestock Market
Julian A. Everly
Shenandoah Production Credit Association
East Boscawen Street
Clarke County Realty
Winchester Evening Star
Eye St
N. E
Washington
D. C
Washington D. C
Boyce
George Washington Garage
Brethren Church
William Shafer
Reynolds Store
U. S. No
Maine
Florida
Jammie McKeel
Betty Jane Poland Gu Iss
N. W. Hattiem
Russell Combs
Nevil Harmon
Albiofs Winchester
Russell Oliver
Virginia War Fund
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hagerstown
Good Will Ambulance
MT. Pammany Farm
Williamsport
Kerney’s
Public Square
Church OF the
Nazarene
Chas. A. Curtis
South Loudoun Street
Curtis
Haldeman’s Products
Haldeman
Haldeman’s Creamery
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