Answers To Questions On Religion booklet offer and notices
A mix of ad copy for a religion booklet from the Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau and notices. Included is a reproduction exercise asking about New York boroughs and a property sale notice for the heirs of Mollie D. Adams. The Stephens City Virginia sale lists parcel details, payment terms, and dates.
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Mollie D. Adams
Stephens City
Virginia
Adams
Beart
Sylvia T. Lemley
Isle of Capri
Jeanie
Rio
Susie
Lili Marlene
Colorado
Mairie
Sunday Church Announcements and Services List
Local churches across Stephens City Kernstown Fairview Refuge and nearby towns publish Sunday schedules. Readers are invited to attend morning and evening services, Sunday schools, youth meetings, Holy Communion and baptisms at multiple congregations including Home Mission Tabernacle Berryville Presbyterian and Church of Christ groups with varying times.
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Stephens City
Walter Smith
Fairview
Kernstown
Refuge
Stephens’ City
tIrregular
Home Mission Tabernacle
Nain
George Helsley
Berryville
Reliance Charge Ministers World Missions Day Speaker
Reliance Charge led by L Frederick holds World Missions Advancement Day with Rev. P W Fisher as speaker. Greenway hosts revival with final message by Rev. P W Fisher. Ridings Chapel offers 10 30 a m Sunday School, public invited.
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Rev
P. W. Fisher
Greenway
Ridings Chapel
Montague Avenue Charge Church Services Announced
Rev School E E Hall General Superintendent Greenwood at 2 30 p m Church School Audrey Eascher General Superintendent Round Hill at 2 p m Church School Miss Myra Payne General Charge Union Service at Round Hill Church at 7 30 p m to attend these services
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Montague Avenue
E E. Hall
Greenwood
Audrey Eascher
Round Hill
Myra Payne
Round Hill Church
Grimes Virginia Community News and Orchard Report
Grimes Virginia reports Aaron Shifflett ill at home. nearby residents visit, and 4-H Club meets at Harry Mason home. Lists of social visits include Luttrells, Puffinbergers, Orndorffs, Shirkeys, Hensells and Popes. Harvests progress with cutting nearly finished and apple harvest strong amid two frosts. Q and A note identifies Dr. John Witherspoon as the only clergyman to sign the Declaration of Independence.
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Grimes
Aaron Shifflett
Apple Pie Ridge
Carter Luttrell
White Hall
Wilson Puffinberger
Martinsburg
W. Va
Albert Luttrell
James Grimes
Baltimore
Tony Phillips
Phillips
Harry Horner
Arden
Orndorff
4-H Club
Harry Mason
Dort Grimes
Charles Hensell
Selma Hensell
Paul Shirkey
Brucetown
Janney Pope
George Pope
Berryville
John Witherspoon
The Christian Motive for Living by Newman Campbell
This lesson urges obedience and temperance from childhood, linking happiness to living God's way like King David and Jesus. It contrasts earthly hunger with higher values, urges presenting bodies as living sacrifices, and calls readers to wear the armor of light while avoiding fleshly sins.
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David
Jesus
Satan
God
St. Paul
Jesus Christ
Auto Industry Studies Short Cuts To Peacetime Production
Detroit based dispatch notes that the U S auto industry now mass produces war goods at about 10 million dollars yearly and plans a swift shift to peacetime output. Three to six months may pass before first postwar cars appear with volume production a year or more away across GM Chrysler Ford Plymouth and smaller makers.
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Auto Industry
Detroit
Graham-Paige
Chevrolet
Ford
Plymouth
General Motors
Chrysler
Chrysler Corporation
Services Sunday at Clearbrook Church
Clearbrook Church will hold Sunday evening services at 7:30. Chaplain McAfee of Newton D. Baker Hospital in Martinsburg West Virginia will preach.
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Clearbrook Church
McAfee
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Berryville Teens Enter Navy Boot Camp
Walter Neil Rutherford Jr. and Reginald Garland Fuller of Berryville, both 17, reported for Navy boot training on Oct. 20 after swearing in Sept. 6 in Washington. Rutherford, son of Mr and Mrs Walter N Rutherford, played football basketball and baseball in high school and was business manager of The Spot Light. Fuller, son of Mr and Mrs Eben Fuller, was president of the Student Co Operative Association and art editor of The Spot Light.
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Walter Neil Rutherford, Jr
Reginald Garland Fuller
Berryville
Navy
Rutherford
Walter N. Rutherford
West Main Street
Clarence R. Newlin
Clarke County Creamery
Rutherford, Jr
Fuller
Eben Puller
Washington, D. C
List of 1940s popular songs and song fragments
A composite catalog of many song titles and partial phrases from mid century tunes. The items include performers and standard love ballads alongside marching numbers and Christmas pieces, reflecting a broad musical revue of the era.
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Jimmie Rodgers
Roy Rodgers
Sons of Pioneers
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