Stonewall High To Open Season With Veteran Team
Stonewall High School unveils a six man football squad with Harper leading as principal and coach. The Rebels expect a strong opener against Boyce and plan a schedule featuring Strasburg Woodstock Hedgesville and Berryville with many veterans returning. Freshmen James Crim White Ronald Carper Buddy Miller John Carter and Joe McAboy join a group battling for spots.
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Stonewall High School
Bryant Harper
Rebels
Boyce
Stonewall
Thomas Stickles
Glen Whitacre
Robert Gibbs
Robert Driver
Alfred Armel
Harold Dawson
Ashley Owens
William Castleman
Howard Carper
John Cole
Lynn Carpenter
Briggs Everson
Eugene Funkhouser
Wayne de Haven
Castleman
Carper
Everson
Ising
James Crim
White
Ronald Carper
Buddy Miller
John Carter
Joe McAboy
Harper
Little Red
Rev Eisenburg to Teach Bible Class at Grace Lutheran
The Rev William E Eisenburg will lead the Grace Lutheran Church Men's Bible Class tomorrow at 9 45 in the morning. The service and class aim to study scripture and discuss faith matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Eisenburg
William E. Eisenburg
Grace Lutheran Church
W. Boscawen
WM. E. Eisenberg
Oscar S. Brown
William Stine
Luther League of the
Winchester
Lutheran Synod of Virginia
Men's Open Door Bible Class At Loudoun Street Presbyterian
The Mens Open Door Bible Class meets at 945 Sunday morning led by Rev. Joseph S. Ducknall. All men invited and visitors receive cordial welcome at the Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Joseph S. Ducknall
Sunday church notices and services across Braddock Street area
A compact list of church services for Sunday across Christ Episcopal Braddock Street Methodist Centenary Evangelical Reformed Salvation Army United Brethren and White Post Methodist circuits. Includes sermon topics, times, confirmations of Sunday School, prayer and open-air events, and Christian Science lesson readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Loudoun Street
Clyde Koon
A. E. Barkley
Court House
Smith
Sandeslas
Pree Edward T Clarke D OD Pastor at First Baptist
Sunday School 9 45 a m with L G Carpenter Supt Men's Bible Class Morning Worship 11 o clock message by pastor subject Living in the Sunshine Sunday Evening Forums 6 p m cordial welcome to worship
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ
First Baptist
Edward T. Clarke
G. Carpenter
Local Church Services and Events in Winchester
A listing of multiple area churches detailing Sunday School times, morning and evening worship, special services, and midweek events. Highlights include Congregational Christian, Loudoun Street Presbyterian, Highland Avenue Chapel, Grace Lutheran, Market Street Methodist, Full Gospel Tabernacle, with notes on special sermons, baptisms, sacrament, and upcoming Sesqui-Centennial addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Wilson
Philip N. Hunter
Aon
Mary Bittinger
R. B. Woodworth
Old Stone Church
East Piccadilly Street
J. Hoge Smith
Charlotte Court House
Highland Avenue Chapel
Elwood Willey
Lee Rinker
Market Street
Cameron
Cork Streets
R. W. Vanderberry
A. C. Halvosa
R. Orman Bryant
D. D
Winchester
Gaineboro Charge Services Set Across Three Churches
The Rev. George W. Borts presides as pastor for the Gaineboro Charge at Methodist churches Pine Grove 11 a.m. Lamp's Memorial 3 p.m. and Salem 8:30 p.m. with preaching and worship scheduled at each location.
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Gainesboro
George W. Borts
Pine Grove
Lamp’s Memorial
Salem
Capt Lovett Describes India as Land of Mystery From New Delhi
Capt Harry L Lovett of the Lovett Brothers Shoe Stores writes from New Delhi India describing India as a land of mystery and beauty and ruinous poverty. He notes New Delhi as modern with green malls and broad avenues while other regions show dire living conditions and a strong caste and religious divide. Lovett mentions travel by bicycle and plans to write again if time permits. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Lovett of Baltimore and entered service December 1 1940.
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Harry Lovett
Star
India
Land
Harry L. Lovett
Lovett Brothers
Staunton
The
New Delhi
Capt. Lovett
Washington, D. C
Delhi
Jacob Lovett
Baltimore
Across The Headpin Bows To Local Bowling Standouts
The doubles team of Dr. Allen Hawthorne and Lee Ressiguie dominated the local season averaging 255 over nine games. Hawthorne led three-game sets with 389 and 407 totals, Ressiguie posting 384 and 379 as they combined for a 786 nine game score. Evening Star Ladies League saw Beta Sigma Phi upset Bell Clothes as Betty Starner and Margaret Sirbaugh led scores. GAA women edged Jr Women of Berryville in a three game sequence with high marks by Ruby Boyd and Dorothy Sencindiver. Star Office five topped Elks in a 524 game. War bonds appeal ends the note.
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Allen Hawthorne
Lee Ressiguie
Hawthorne
Ressiguie
Dr. Hawthorne
le Ressiguie
Beta Sigma Phi
Bell
Betty Starner
Margaret Sirbaugh
Loma Cunningham
Frances Anderson
GAA
Berryville
Ruby Boyd
Dorothy Sencindiver
Ryan
Mrs. Boyd
Miss Sencindiver
Dolly Lyles
Thre Spares
Star Office
Elks
Ruby Schneider
Zorpha Baker
Zion Baptist Church Plans Program for Sunday
Zion Baptist Church in Boyce schedules a Sunday program on October 1 with a noon sermon by Rev. J. Swann Berryville. An afternoon program features Heavenly Gospel chorus from Happy Creek and Jordan Star Quartet of Baltimore. Evening performances by Jordan Star Quartet and Royal Four Quartet of Front Royal support the Community Aid Club. Refreshments will be served.
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Zion Baptist Church
Boyce
Smith arraigned in police court fined five dollars
Bruce Smith of 329 N Loudoun Street was arraigned in police court and fined five dollars plus costs for being drunk and disorderly Judge Rice imposed the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Smith
Loudoun Street
Rice
All Day Service at Providence Chapel Speakers
Providence Chapel schedules an all day service on Sunday September 24 with Dr. Parker of Berryville as main speaker at 2 p.m. The pastor leads an 11 a.m. service. All are invited.
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Providence Chapel
Parker
Berryville
City Democrats Draw Up Resolution in Winchester
The Winchester Democratic City Committee met last night to organize for the November election and endorse the re election of Franklin D Roosevelt and A Willis Robertson. They call on all loyal Democrats to support the administration in the November 7 1944 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic City Committee of
Winchester
Franklin D. Roosevelt
A. Willis Robertson
Democratic Executive Committee
Football Season Starts To Roll Across The Nation
Wartime college football opens with USC vs UCLA in Los Angeles drawing about 75 000 fans. Purdue meets Great Lakes Iowa Seahawks clash Minnesota Indiana faces Illinois as Hunchy Hoernschemeyer returns for Indiana. Cornell meets Syracuse in a night game at Syracuse with several regional showdowns listed.
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New York
Southern California
Los Angeles
Trojans
Uclans
Hoosiers
Cornell
Syracuse
Villanova
Scranton
Harvard
Bates
West Virginia
Pitt
Tulsa
Golden Hurricane
North Texas Aggies
Texas Christian
Kansas
Not Enough Bikes To Ration Ends Bicycle Rationing
Washington September 23 The Office of Price Administration abandoned bicycle rationing due to a shortage of bicycles on hand and not enough production to justify rationing. Chester Bowles, the administrator, said there was no value in continuing the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenith
Washington
Office of Price Administration
Chester Bowles
Clarke County school forms six man football team
Twenty boys report for Clarke County's football squad, returning after a year. Coach George Grove plans a six man club with at least six games, including home and away contests with Stonewall and Boyce. Four 1944 lettermen Bodenshatz Wisecarver Collis Berlin plus Flem Wisecarver from Marshall available.
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George Grove
Grove
Stonewall
Boyce
William Bodenshatz
Eddie Wisecarver
Kenneth Collis
Eddie Berlin
Flem Wisecarver
Marshall
Woman Arrested Over Night Stay at Labor Camp
City police arrested Anne Jackson age 22 of 25 East Pall Mall on fornication charges after a Bahamian Labor Camp complaint stated some girls stayed at the camp nights. She was arraigned before Judge John Rice and fined $25 plus costs.
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Anne Jackson
East Pall Mall Street
Boyce
Yes
John Rice
Court approves Refuge Methodist Church trustees
The Court approves the appointment of Refuge Methodist Church trustees G. A. Grim, E. R. Con ner, A. W. Conner, A. F. L. G. A. Steele and W. A. Orndo as listed.
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The
Refuge Methodist Church
G. A. Grim
E. R. Conner
A. W. Conner
G. A. Steele
W. A. Orndo
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Stonewall High
Strasburg
Woodstock
Hedgesville
Boye
U. S
Aachen Stadt Forest
International Soundphoto
Christ Episcopal Church
R. B. Nelson
Holy Communion
Christ
Jesus Christ
Braddock Street Methodist Church
T. J. Hawkins
John H. Rosenberger
Centenary Church Evangelical & Reformed
S. L. Flickinger
Herman Lee
Charlotte Grandstaff
Cora Wells
Our Church
Kent Street
United Brethren Church
L. G Bridgers
Silas G. Cather
Edwin R. Ritter
C. W. McGuire
White Post
Christian Science
Churches of Christ Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Miller’s. Drug Store
Garland
Dial
Congregational Christian Church
Robert A. Whitten
Orville Hoover
Full Gospel Tabernacle
C. H. Anderson
Christ Ambassadors
Riday
York Inn
Civil & Police Court
Lot Met
Martinsburg
Virginia
G. L. Craig, SR
N. Loudoun St
Farm “Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance CO
Farm Bureau Mutual Fire
Clarke Co
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
America
Haldeman’s Creamery
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