Winchester Evening Star Headlines: Sept 26 1004
Local newspaper item from Winchester records a Saturday edition dated September 26 1004. The snippet notes the publication as an evening star issue with historical date context and no additional details provided.
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Winchester Evening Star
Radio Rally at Tabernacle Shows Plan for Sunday
Relief Methodist Church hosts a rally with church school at 10 and an 11 o'clock service led by the Commission on Education chaired by Nat Painter. Sanctuary and Junior Choirs perform, followed by a covered dish supper at 6 in the Fellowship Hall. George A. Clark presents Holy Land slides after a brief Young Adult Class worship.
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Relief Methodist Church
Commission On Education
Nat Painter
Fellowship Hall
George A. Clark
Holy Land
Clark
County Home Demonstration Agent Schedule For Week
The schedule lists events for the coming week. Monday 7 p m Virginia Belles 4 H Club meets at Mrs Vera Crawford s home. Tuesday 9 30 a m district leadership workshop in Front Royal transportation at Court House. Wednesday 11 30 a m 4 H Club program at Kiwanis Club in National 4 H Week with Bobby Carpenter Sharon Armel Bonnie Phillips Dixie Branner Steve Crites. 8 p m Frederick County Fair Assn meeting in Court House. Thursday 1 30 p m Shawnee HDC meeting at Opequon Church demonstration on Knowing Credit and Using It Pad. Friday 2 p m Gore 4 H Club meeting at Gore School.
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Virginia Belles
Vera Crawford
Front Royal
Court House
Kiwanis Club
Bobby Carpenter
Sharon Armel
Bonnie Phillips
Dixie Branner
Steve Crites
Frederick County Fair Assn
Shawnee Hdc
Opequon Church
Gore
Gore School
English Mass Adopted by Winchester Clergy Seminar
Priests in Winchester and nearby towns learned to celebrate Mass in English under the ecumenical council decision. The change includes facing the congregation and greater lay participation, with a demonstration led by Msgr. Carroll Dozier and clergy at Holy Trinity Mission Seminary in Jordan Springs. Rubrics take effect in Virginia and Winchester on the first Sunday of Advent, starting the liturgical year.
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Msgr
Carroll Dozier
Norfolk
Winchester
Paul IV
Virgil Funk
John Hughes
Thomas J. Carouzza
Holy Trinity Mission Seminary
Jordan Springs
Virginia
High School Students: Conservative, Industrious, Ambitious
A nationwide study of 450000 students in 1357 high schools, run by the University of Pittsburgh with U.S. Education Office financing, shows many seniors value meaningful work and cash purchases. Data cover chores, study hours, church activity, saving habits, and expectations after graduation.
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Washington
NEA
U.S. Office of Education
The
Universityot
Pittsburgh
Centenary Church Hosts United Curriculum Clinic
Centenary Church in Cork and Cameron Streets will conduct a Curriculum Clinic for United Church of Christ teachers in the Northern Valley area. The workshop runs tomorrow from 4 to 8 p.m. EST with leaders across preschool to adult classes and includes a course book and lunch for attendees.
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United_Church of Christ
Reformed
Cork
Cameron Streets
UCC
E.S.T
Bland Leebrick
Fred Groff
Dick Roof
Bob Meissner
Kathy Andes
Ruth Bis
Bob Myers
Chrisan Education Associates Gathred
United Church of Hrist
Special Services At Relief Church Radio Rally Tomorrow
Special Services at Relief Church will be held tomorrow evening at 7 30 at the Highway Tabernacle on Rt 11 south of Strasburg. Radio personnel from Staunton and Stuarts Craft are invited to sing and participate with Highway Tabernacle youths. Pastor W Wilson announced ministers and radio friends from many places are expected to attend with Ella Jordan of Staunton as a speaker and Clyde Griffin as a singer.
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Highway Tabernacle
Rt. 11
Strasburg
Staunton
Stuarts Craft
W. Wilson
Ella Jordan
Clyde Griffin
Methodist Laymen Rally Set at Randolph-Macon Academy
The Winchester District Board of Lay Activities plans a Laymen's Rally at Randolph-Macon Academy in Front Royal on Oct 4 from 3 to 9 pm. Bishop of the Richmond Area to speak at 5 pm, with other ministers and lay leaders attending. reservations for the 6 pm meal due by Oct 1.
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Winchester District Board of Lay Activities
Randolph-Macon Academy
Richmond
Walter C. Gum
Gum
James Roy Smith
Mount Olive Methodist Church
Arlington
Kenneth Lord
Robert Carpenter, Jr
Altavista
Winchester
L. Oakey Wilburn
Lou Didawick
Col
John Co. Boggs
Wesley Poland
Boyd Unger
Beverley Roller
Loring
Raymon Tamkin
Strasbore
Virginia
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