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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1933
Page
2
Public appeal in Winchester urges $1,890 annual budget for Shenandoah Area Council operations. Funds will cover executive salaries, publicity, transportation, camps, insurance, and camp property with endowment goals. Aim to train men of character for citizenship and continue scalable programs through trainees and community support.
Virginia officials stress birth certification and use schools to reach parents. In Lee county two department representatives registered 250 children, lifting county birth registration toward 100 percent with support from registrars, teachers, and parents. Similar efforts have been carried out in Charlotte and Prince Edward counties.
School superintendents and teachers may require birth notifications and submit a list to the bureau of vital statistics. The list should include names, dates and places of birth, and parents' names and addresses for all children lacking notification. Parents should preserve these documents to prove age for permits and government benefits.
Gainesboro Mu Church announces Sunday School at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m with Ep worth League at 8 p m Old Bethel Leaguers provide a program. Wesley Drapel hosts Sunday School at 2 p m and preaching at 3 p m Redlands Whitacre holds Sunday School at 10 a m and preaching at 8 p m
Rev C J Clare leads the Rucetown Circuit M E Church South with Welltown preaching at 9 45 a m and Sunday School 11 a m Crums teaching at 11 and Sunday School at 10 Crums also 10 Young people service 7 15 pm Preaching 8 pm Burnt Factory Sunday School 10 30 am Young people 6 30 pm Brucetown Sunday School 10 am Adult service 7 15 pm Young people 7 15 pm
In Stephens City and Kernstown, the Methodist churches announce a missionary rally replacing regular services. Activities include a 7 p.m. meeting for Boys and Girls W Club, 7:45 p.m. Young People’s Meeting, 10 a.m. Sunday School, and a 3 p.m. rally with prayer gathering at Stephens City location.
Pastor Rev J D Russell conducts morning and evening services at various churches including Round Hill Macedonia Lamps Belia t Chapel and am Chapel. Sunday School times are listed with 10 am at several locations and 2 pm at Lamps. Evening preaching at 8 pm daily amid rain, with good attendance.
Divine service at 8 p m with sermon by pastor Bethel Albin Sunday School at 10 a m Men Bible class at 10 a m Sunday School at 2 p m Divine service at 3 p m St Joans Mt Williams Sunday School 10 a m Divine service 11 a m We are welcome to these services.
The Reliance United Brethren charge outlines Sunday schedules with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. services, a 7:45 p.m. sermon, and a church official board meeting to reorganize societies and close annual reports. The pastor ends his seventh year as Annual Conference gathers next week at Singers Glen Virginia with E. J. Hicks as delegate.
The item lists church services at Cedar Cliff and Mount Hope Chapel with Sunday School times and preaching, naming Pastor Allen Jones and N F Dinges as superintendent.
Mount Williams Virginia notes list visits and family travel. Mr and Mrs Ruben Hulver of Mountain Falls visited Mrs and Mrs A B Fauver, grandparents. Miss Mabel Clowser returned from two weeks with her brother Leslie Clowser. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bell of Maryland visited Dorothy Sager and family. Hollis Clowser of Winchester spent the weekend here. The Wolfords of Opequon visited Abner Fauver and family. Master William Hollis Clowser returned home after a week traveling with his father.
Mrs Clara Burner returned home to Winchester after a week with Paul Campbell and family. Several neighbors and relatives visited, including Mrs Myrtle Clowser and Mrs Fannie Williams. Our school opened Tuesday morning with Mr Muntzing as teacher and twenty eight pupils on roll.
The office of public buildings and public parks states the White House lawn is made of two parts bluegrass one part redtop and three parts red fescue.
G. Tyler Miller, division superintendent of Warren and Rappahannock counties, named as a member of a national committee for interpretation. The panel, led by Dr. Paul C. Stetson, will report at the Cleveland department convention February 24 to March 1.
Substitute Trustee Curry Carter offers at public auction the 109 acre 28 percent perch parcel lying on both sides of Pullen Mill Road in Back Creek District near Mountain Falls Virginia. Sale at 3:00 PM October 14 1933 at the front door of Frederick County courthouse Winchester. Terms cash.
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