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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1944
Page
7
The October ceremony of Dr. Iden and the bride took place in Richmond with a reception at Popular Grove. Guests from Pulaski Lynchburg Dublin and Boston attended. Afterward the couple departed for Oakland California where Dr. Iden will serve at the U S Naval hospital.
The Woman's Auxiliary of Winter Memorial Hospital will hold its regular quarterly meeting Monday afternoon at four in the Nurses Home. A report will cover recent improvements in the hospital's colored ward.
Susan Kabler executive secretary of the Red Cross will spend next week in Washington DC attending the Virginia Maryland Chapter Workers Institute. The program runs Monday through Friday at the Hall of Flags Chamber of Commerce Building with sessions on administration disaster preparedness nutrition staff assistance and services to armed forces and home service.
The Market Street Senior Youth Fellowship invites parents to a Sunday tea at 6 30 PM in the church. At 7 30 PM the fellowship officers will be installed by Rev Reginald W Vanderberry in a candle light ceremony. The minister will speak on Living Life on the Misty Flats. Officers: President Ted Staples, Vice President Charles Johnston, Secretary Ruth Pangle, Treasurer Jacqueline Eagle. Commission Chairmen: Worship Evangelism Mildred Cole, World Friendship Robert Kellas, Community Service Ralph Coetene, Recreation Donald Sartelbe.
Mrs. B. M. Roszel of Winchester has again accepted the chairmanship of the Children s Home Society Campaign in Winchester and Frederick County, per Hon Alexander W Weddell of Richmond, state campaign chairman. The Winchester Frederick committee includes Don B. M. Roszel, chairman, Lee Odell treasurer, and several listed local supporters.
Mrs L L Hockman Rev and Mrs C R Line delegates to the state convention of the disciples of Christ held in Lynchburg Sept 26 28 returned home reporting strong representation and inspiring program Next year's convention to be hosted in Strasburg Mrs Beall Garvin Line and Mrs Minnie Muse of Gore accompanied the delegates visiting their brother Carson Garvin in Lynchburg Mrs Barr visiting Baltimore Md Mrs Herman S Barr of South Washington street spent the weekend in Baltimore Capt and Mrs George Case of Camp Blanding Fla are congratulated on the birth of a son September 24 in Augusta Ga Captain Case is a nephew of Miss Margaret Walter of this city Mr Atkinson returned home Thursday after a major operation at Winchester Memorial Hospital where he was a patient for three weeks Mrs Williams left for Fort Defiance Va to visit her son Williams at Augusta Military Academy.
Mrs. McGuire heads to Hot Springs Virginia for a two week visit at The Home stead. Miss Bana Nelson plans Elon College enrollment as a freshman after a Washington stint as secretary to Conn John Phillips. Comrade Bible Class joins Margaret Collins Denny Class for Sunday devotions at Braddock Street Methodist. Rev J S Duckwell to teach Open Door Bible Class lesson with J C McCormac in charge. Mrs. Robertson Chapman ill with severe cold at Thornhill Manor. Mrs. Graf and son plan a Manchester Maryland apartment stay next week. Miss Philomena Larue visits Baltimore to see her brother Samuel L Larue. Cpl William Harding Williams on ten day furlough from Fort Benning. Lecky Lecky wedding at Purcellville Baptist Church with Anne Elizabeth Cockerill and Philip Jett Lecky. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Keesling relocate from Hamilton to Winchester. Birth of a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Virts of Waterford. Miss Elizabeth Reed back home in Hamilton after cadet nurse training. Lt and Mrs Pamplin visiting in city en route to Mimslyn Hotel. Mrs. J. Saoe guest of parents Mr. and Mrs. W Glass for weekend. Mrs. Glass and sister plan Arlington visit.
The column lists Sunday schedules for UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Grace Lutheran Church the Salvation Army Christ Episcopal Church Full Gospel Tabernacle First Brethren Church and Church of Christ with times for worship Holy Communion prayers choir practice and youth programs led by ministers and lay leaders across Winchester area churches.
Congregational Christian Church conducts Rally Day Sunday School at 9 45 with Per cy Sheetz. 11 00 morning worship by Rev Charles W Caulkins. Holy Communion and 7 30 evening service. Market Street Methodist Church led by Rev R W Vanderberry offers World Wide Communion Sunday sermon and music with a 6 30 tea and 7 00 candlelight officer installation and youth service.
The White Post Methodist Circuit and Centenary Church Evangelical & Reformed announce Sunday services led by Rev O W Lynch and Rev S L Flickinger. Activities include morning worship, Sunday School, Young People meetings, prayer, and a World-Wide Holy Communion with women’s guild gatherings.
The Sunday Lesson subject is Un reality from II Corinthians The things which are seen are temporal the things not seen are eternalSelections from the Bible include Psalms 16 11 and a passage from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy Truth will also compel us all to exchange the pleasures and pains of sense for the joys of Soul.
Rev R S Wilson leads morning worship at 11 with communion meditation What Mean Ye By This Service. Sunday School at 9 30. Young People's Vesper at 6 with Your Faith And Christ. Deacon's Meeting Tuesday 10 30. Executive Board of Woman's Auxiliary. Wednesday midweek prayer 7 30.
Sunday School at 3 00 p m led by Elwood Willey superintendent Lee Rinker assistant superintendent Annual Rally Day Program scheduled. Young People Ves per Service at 7 00 p m Evening Worship at 7 30 p m with sermon The Cross of Jesus by Mr Duckwall Thursday mid week sacrament at 7 30 p m.
Montague Avenue church notices list Rev John Teter as pastor with Church School at 10:00 a.m. and evening worship at 7:30 p.m. The sermon topic is The Dimensions of ve. Braddock Street Methodist Church led by Rev T J Hawkins with Holy Communion at 11 a.m and a 7:30 p.m. sermon The High ee to Greatness. Meetings include Woman's Society Tuesday 7:45 p.m and Family Church Night Wednesday 6:30 to 9:00. The church is open daily for meditation and prayer.
The Church of Christ on W Cork Street led by Charles R. Line announces Rally Day in the Bible School with 9:45 starting time and L Hockman as Superintendent. Holy Communion is observed as World Communion Sunday and worship is at 7:30 p.m. An education program will be presented by Superintendent Quarles and midweek prayer meetings are scheduled.
Rev. W. H. Tynes conducts Sunday School at 10 a. m. with morning preaching at 11 a. m. and an evening service at 7. Everyone is welcome.
Grace Lutheran Church holds Rally Day on Sunday with a 10:00 a.m. program in the Sunday School auditorium led by G. R. Quarles Winchester public schools superintendent. Sunday School meets at 9:45 a.m. and rotation promotions occur. C. R. Ritter becomes superintendent with R. P. Yount as assistant. Oscar S. Brown retires after two years.
Mt Carmel Baptist on South Braddock Street presents Sabbath School at 10 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 a.m. with the sermon titled A Meeting With God and Holy Communion at 8 p.m. led by Pastor A T Gaskins.
Rev. E. H. Jackson leads services at the John Mann Methodist Church with church school at 10 a.m. and preaching scheduled for morning and evening.
The pastor announces the Junior Choir will sing at 1 o clock and the Senior Choir at 8 o clock on Sunday Fuel Rally Day. The notice invites attendance at services. Thelma E Kellican has arrived in Australia to serve as an American Red Cross staff assistant, after working for the War Shipping Administration in San Francisco and Superior Oil in Los Angeles. She is a John Handley High School graduate and attended George Washington University.
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