Where to Worship God on Sunday
Local church notices list multiple denominations with service times Sunday School Epworth Leagues and evening sermons. Methodist Episcopal First South Braddock Grace Lutheran Sacred Heart Catholic and Centenary Baptist share hours and venues with hours for morning and evening preaching and Sunday School sessions. Seating is free and ushered services are noted.
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Chas. T. Weede
Hpworth League
Christ Evilgopal
Cor. Water
Washington Sts
IL O’elk
William D. Smith
M. E Ochurch
South Braddock Street
D. Hah. Kern
Epworth League
Grace Lutheran
West Water Street
George 5
Bowers
Hacred Heart Catholic
South Main Street
First Baptist
Cork Street
BK. K. Northen
T. K. €Romer
L A. Ji
Friendship Engine House
Presbyterian Church
Engine House
Beethren
North Braddock Street
The Star Handsome Prizes For Correspondents
The Star offers a ladies watch for the best lady correspondent and a gold watch for the best gentleman correspondent. Prizes on display at the window of BE Bruce Capper. Entries require at least eighteen communications between May 1 and September 1. The Star editor may exclude submissions. only published communications count. Sign names, rules include no eligibility for those writing for other papers.
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Winder
Bruce
Capper
The
Star
Evening Star
Private Mints and Counterfeit Trade Discussed
The London mail estimates many counterfeiters and private mints operate in England with around 2,000 people directly or indirectly involved in coining, counterfeiting, or uttering bad money and about 100 private mints. Profits are small due to high setup costs and detection fears as money circulates through taverns and merchants.
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Minta
French churches hold nation's art treasure, six milliard value
A French arts report states churches, not Louvre or major museums, house the nation's art treasure. Estimated value at auction would reach six milliard francs. The Gonques chapel contains a famed 1900 exhibition treasure with enamels reliquaries and statues, once offered for 32 million francs.
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Arts
France
Louvre
Luxembourg
Museum de Uluny
Carnavaret
Gonques
Aveyron
Ines
Rauce
L.+Jewelers
Men Wore Hats in Church Revival Sparks Hat Debate
A revived old question asks if hats should be worn in church. Pepys in the seventeenth century noted men and women arriving with head coverings and a minister preaching with his hat on, illustrating the enduring clash of attire and worship. The Buenos Ayres building valued at 3 000 000 appears as the context for discussions of cost and prominence.
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Pepys
Bath
Berryville Property to Be Sold at Public Auction by Trustee
In bankruptcy proceedings for Ralph Saw a bankrupt the court orders sale of a Berryville Virginia house and lot. The property, owned by the late Lycurgus Savage, lies in Clarke County near Battletown Ave and is subject to a life estate charge of $12.60 monthly to Mrs Amethaean. One‑third cash day of sale with balance in one and two years via two bonds bearing interest. the deed of trust, insurance, and payments are specified. M. M. Lynch is the trustee in bankruptcy.
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Ralph
Aumeee
Trussee
Anle
Court House
Berryville
Virginia
Crexe County
Harry Hardesty
Battletown Ave
Rey
Lype
Savage
Dewer
M. Adah Ba
M. M. Lynch
Community notes of visitors and events in White Miss area
Local residents from West End and surrounding towns host and visit friends and relatives. Guests include Miss Matilda Powers Miss Sarah Mycatee and Miss Lacie Snell with Miss Mai from Rural Retreat en route to Washington. Parish events and gatherings at Farnley face rain postponements. invitations sent for a Baltimore guest Laura Stubbs visit. others tour White Miss Miss Hughes hosts and Red Men excursion planned August 17th.
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H. Bolling
West End
County
Matilda
J. S. Sowers
Henry Page
Oxi
Neighood
E. A. Temple
Texas
Copal Church
Mgr. L. N. Chrisman
Marie Hughes
E Vista
the & Hughes
Sowers
Stone Br
Laura Stubbs
Baltimore
Farnley
Decree Refers Winchester Chancery Case to Master
The court orders reference to John M. Steck as master commissioner to value life estate property on Piccadilly street Winchester Virginia, assess reversionary interest of E K Wyatt Baker, identify liens, and name owners. Notice by publication in The Winchester Star for four weeks precedes execution at the commissioner’s office in Winchester on August 1906.
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Unis
John M. Sleek
Piccadilly Street
Winchester
Virginia
J. Milton Baker
Edmontad
Baker
EK. Wyatt Junker
K. Wyatt Baker
Winchester Star
Commissioner's
E. Wyatt Baker
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