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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1945
Page
3
The Mens Open Door Bible Class of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church will meet at 9 45 Sunday morning. Rev Joseph S Duckwall will teach the lesson. All members urged to attend and bring a friend. Visitors will receive a cordial welcome.
The National Board of the YWCA with World YWCA and South American associations outlines a Good Neighbor Policy. Plans include expanding staff in Mexico Brazil Beliveau Chile Argentina Uruguay Peru plus training leaders and extending services to new cities and rural centers. A summer interfaith church school in Mitchel Fields Long Island enrolled 62 children with nine mothers assisting. Mrs. Sibley urges global church women to help flesh out the United Nations framework and build a world order with personal responsibility and shared sacrifice.
Christ Episcopal Church led by Rev. R. B Nelson offers 8 a.m Holy Communion 11 a.m Morning Prayer and Sermon on Bridge-builders of the Way of Life. Sunday School at 2 p.m. The week closes with a prayer for grace to do good works through Jesus Christ. A Q A prompts Canada US area contrast noting Canada is 672 476 square miles larger overall but less habitable.
Morning Worship at 11 a.m. and Evening Worship at 7:30 p.m. Dr. Wilson preaches on Christ at the Heart of the Community and Christ's Abiding Promise. Youth talks, choir practices, and board meetings are scheduled. World Wide Communion Sunday observed with preparatory service urged. Grace Lutheran also hosts services with sermons and Luther League activities.
Rev. J. S. Duckwall pastor. Sunday School 3.00 p m with Elwood Willey superintendent and Lee Rinker assistant. Young People vesper 7.30 p m. Evening Worship 8.00 p m with sermon by Duckwall. Thursday 8 p m midweek prayer service.
The Apostolic Church at 814 Cameron Street invites all for Holy Communion Sunday at 10 30 a m and Gospel service Sunday at 7 30 p m. Wednesday prayer service at 8 p m led by Pastor Joseph S Templeton.
Market Street Methodist Church Corner of Cameron and Cork Streets announces services by Reverend R. W. Vanderberry minister. Church School at 9 45 a m led by R. W. Gray. Morning Worship at 11 with sermon Something Within. Evening Worship at 7 30 featuring The Ten Commandments Brought Up To Date by the minister.
Centenary Church Evangelical Reform led by Rev L Flickinger schedules 9 45 a m church school Hermann Lee superintendent 11 a m morning worship prep to World Wide Communion first Sunday in October 6 30 p m The Children Hour First Brethren Church Berryville Ave Paul and Dick pastors 9 30 a m Morning Worship sermon The Word of The Cross 6 30 p m Bible School A C Frye superintendent 6 30 p m Christian Endeavor sermon God Is Waiting For You To Come Back Wednesday 7 30 Prayer Meeting and Bible Study Congregational Christian Church led by Rev Robert A Whitten lists 9 45 a m Sunday School Percy Sheetz superintendent 11 a m Divine Worship sermon Spiritual Adventurousness 7 30 p m Evening Worship sermon Faith's Stair ways 7 30 p m Wednesday Official Board Meeting cordial invitation to all</S>
Church of Christ on West Street announces Bible School at 9 45 a m with LL Hockman as superintendent Morning Worship at 11 a m featuring guest speaker Rev Ruben Rose A cordial invitation to all services.
Montague Avenue Methodist Church announces 10 a.m. service led by Rev John Teter with Sunday School led by R. O. Daugherty. September topic “That Great Question” features Junior Choir music under Mrs. Vance Whittaker. No evening service. Public invited.
Pastor Rev T J Hawkins leads morning church school at 9 45 with Norval M Hottle as general superintendent. Morning worship at 11 features the sermon A Call For Enlistment. Evening service at 7 30 on If Christ Be Lifted Up with Family Church Night at 7 30 Wednesday. Church open daily for meditation and prayer.
The notice lists church events led by Rev. C. H. Anderson including Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning worship at 11 a m Christ Ambassadors at 7 p m Evangelistic Service at 8 p m Prayer Meeting Tuesday at 8 p m and invites others to join for God’s word.
Nathan Williamson minister leads at 308 S Loudoun Street with Bible School at 10 am under Garland Whitlock as superintendent Morning Worship at 11 am Evening Worship at 8 pm and Wednesday prayer meeting and Bible Study at 8 pm You are invited to worship with us.
The First Baptist Church, led by D. D. Edward T. Clarke, invites worshipers to Sunday School at 9 45 a m with Herbert W Watson as superintendent and E T Clark as teacher. Morning worship at 11 features a sermon A Religion with Authority followed by the installation of Sunday School officers and teachers for the year beginning October 1. Evening forums at 6 p m feature adult and high school leaders E T Clark and N B Habel, then a fourth moving picture in the Life and Works of St Paul series. A cordial welcome is extended to all visitors.
Rev. W H. Tynes will lead morning worship at 11 30 with preaching and song. The missionary department presents a program during the 8 30 evening service. All are welcome.
The Rev H Jackson leads morning and evening sermons at John Mann Methodist Church with church school at 10 a m The Junior choir sings at 11 a m and the Senior choir at 8 p m The first Sunday in October is World Wide Communion Day inviting all Methodists to partake and a reminder of Sunday October 7th attendance is encouraged.
Rev. Raben Rose will headline the 11 o clock Sunday service at Cork Street Church of Christ. A Atlantic Christian College B A holder and 1944 Crozer Theological Seminary valedictorian, he has spent fifteen months directing the U S O. He will discuss the theme A Sower Went Forth To Sow.
Rev. Franklin G. Seager leads services at Braddock St and Fairfax Lane. Morning church school classes led by Silas G. Cather with sermon Streams of Gladness. Afternoon junior C E and 6 45pm youth service. Evening worship at 8 with The Touch of Jesus. Weekday choirs and prayer service follow. Psalm 91 15. Public invited.
The Church of the Nazarene invites worshipers to attend Sunday School at 9.45 a.m. Morning Worship at 10.45 a.m. and evening services at 7.15 p.m. including N. Y. P. S. at 7.45 p.m. Pastor E. W. McDowell leads.
Middletown Virginia reports a string of family updates. Washington residents Mr. and Mrs. Rogers visit relatives in Pennsylvania while Lt. Samuel J. O Neal ends a 30 day furlough and heads to Camp Blanding. Robyn Ann Williams visits her Richmond Medical College parents. John W W Cornwell family travels to Newberry South Carolina. Asthma relief and rib injury noted among local residents. Mrs Lovell Cooley receives care from Dr T A Sead. Mrs Alvin Bly visits Bayard Virginia lineage with J N Grubbs family.
South End Hose Co. rolls three wins over Capitol Restaurant to extend their streak to six. Key performances include Hilda Armel Frances Scrivener Mary Everhart Susan Fansler and Betty Cline on the winning squad and Jeanne Armil reaching 119 with Hazel Whitacre 109 for Va. Woolen No. 1 in decisive games over Sarah Zane Fire Co. A busy card features high scores and multiple teams across the League.
Standings show South End Hose Co Valley Service Va Woolen No 1 Va Woolen Capitol Restaurant Golden Glow Sarah Zane O Sullivan. Results list Va Woolen No 2 O Sullivan Valley Service 3 Golden Glow 0 Va Woolen No 1 2 Sarah Zane 1 South End 3 Capitol Rest 0. Individual scores include Jeanne Armel 119 Betty Cline 112 Hazel Witlacre 109 Maxine Derflinger 107. Team stats show South End 501, Va Woolen No 1 491, Va Woolen No 2 484. Team sets crown South End 1453, Valley Service 1369, Va Woolen No 1 1414.
CORNER ON SPORTS reports Park baseball officials hope to play tomorrow despite weather concerns. A home run by a local player could trigger a shoe donation and tensorial service from local sponsors. Umpire Williams failed to arrive for a prior game but officiated last week. expenses totaled 80 dollars with no receipts. Final game splits profits 60 40. Front Royal could seize the series with a win. Posts hint at lineup changes with pitching talent moving into new roles. Sandy Baker confirms Barr from Williamsport will play this week.
Edith Harrison returns home after visiting Hagerstown Maryland. Delmar Saville family and Juanita Davis and son Charles dine with Bessie Catlett. John Allen family and Howard Adams visit Canter Milburn. Reverend Helsley repairs home in Nain. Walter Saville out of school due to infected eyes. Evelyn and Ruby Milburn attend Stonewall High School. Janney Milburn family visit W T Hardy.
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