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2/ ?i 2 "~ ~!(i-/ (!;/~!!~!>: ~t, ,+ :RrDA " JANUARY 3, t9,/i. i ARME S ADVOCA,OWn, w. PAGB TIIRE i SUNDAY SCHOOL LE S S O N ,:. : .:. L. LUNDQU~ST, D. D. y B/ble InGtltuts !Lesson for January 5 JESUS ~AND HUMAN AFFLICTIONS TEXT--Luke 13:1-5, I0-17. r'N TEXT .We have not a high touched, with the our Inflrmltles.--Hebrews 4:IS. sense of guilt for sin seems to every human heart. Some it, or seek to suppress it, but a way of revealing itself, when trouble or sorrow How often one hears even who are spiritually indiffer- careless say that some is a punishment for sin. ~aSSumption is that the one who much is a great sinner, but of Job taught us that such necessarily the case. In our for today we learn from Himself regarding human f- ~. His attitude toward it [ guide us in our ttitude. of ll~He makes clear that we II ' Perishing Sinners (vv. 1-5). erne0ne, apparently Judean, !Jesus possibly with a sense of I Pin s satisfaction that certain [ilean (whom the' Judeans did like) had been slain while they at worship. Evidently the in- was, "What terrible sin- must have beeni" How ,re the expressions of peo- today! Jesus met the question by giving similar incident right in thus rebuking false racial went on to point out that they (and we) need to remem- th t ll men re sinners, and eternally unless they re- man can perish though Ly him. He can per- ough no tower crush him. die in his bed, with his all about him: nd even s Xnusie when he dies. but he .m +g I m m .m PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Charles Town. W. Vs. J Ray. G. G. Sydnor, D. D Paster 10 A. M.--Sunday School (all departments except the Primary Department which begins at 9:45 A. M.) 11 A. M.---Congregational Wor- ship. Welcome, Men! To the Yoke Fellows Bible Class every Sunday at 10 A. M. Comfortable room. Good music, Fine fellowship. ST. ANDREW'S PARISH Rev. John W Gummere. Rector Zion Church. Charles Town. 7:30 A. M,--Holy Communion. except first Sunday. Sunday School, 9:30 A. M Par- ish House. 11 A. M. -Mm'ning Service. JEFFERSON CIRCIJlT METHODIST CHURCHES Rev. George Haael, Pastor First Sunday-- Oakland--9:30 A. M. Summit Point--ll A. M. Kabletown--7:30 P. M. Second Sunday-- Summit Point,--ll A. M. Leetown--6:45 P. M. Middlcway--7:30 P. M. Third Sunday-- Oakland--9:30 A. M. ~abletown--ll A. M. Summit Point--7:30 P. M. ~ourth Sunday-- Lee,own--9:30 A. M. Middlcway--ll A. M. Summit Point--7:30 P. M. Shenandoah Junction Charge 7:~30 P. M.--Evcning Prayer. Holy Days at 9:00 and 5:00. METHODIST CHURCH Saint Paul's Chapel, Millville. 'ltev. Wesley Dodge, Pastor Sundays--9:00 a. m Holy Corn- .Schedule of Services munion, (First Sundays only.) First Sunday--Millv~lle, 9:45 a, 9:00 P. M.--Evening Prayer and m.; Shenandoah Junction, 11:15 a. Sunday School. (Other Sundays.) m.; Bakerton, 7:30 p. m. ------- Second Sunday--Bakerton, 9:45 MFTHODIST ( HURCII a.m.; Millville, 11:15 a. m.; Shen- "'/ own ~XV V I andoah Junction, 7:30 p. m. tA1arlesl,;, a. I Third Sunday-- Shenandoah t~ev. J. H. namy, J astor Junction, 9:45 a. m.; Bakerton, Order of Services 11:15 a. m.; Millville, 7:30 p. m. Sunday School at 9;30 a. m Fourth Sunday--Bakerton, 9:45 ,Iohu W. Irvin, Superintendent. I a. m.; Millville, 11:15 a. m.; Shen- (;lasses for all groups. . The Buihl- ando h Junction, 7:30 p. m. era' Class for men meets in tim Fifth Sunday---The same as the main auditorium of the cimrch. All t fourth. BAlVFIST CtiUltCll Rev. G,iod~in Frazer, Pastor Charles Town, W. Vs. Sunday School at 9:45 A. M. Worship at 11 A. M. B. T. U. at 6:30 P. M. Evening Service at 7:30 l'. M. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 7:30 P. M. BOLIVAR METHODIST CHURCI! Rev. Charles II. lley, Minister Schedule of Services men welcome. Come, meet with us. I Morning Worship at 11 o'clock. Sermon by the pastor. I Young People's Service at 6:30I p. m. All y~)ung people of thei chm'ch arc rcqueste(i to attend. ] Evening Worship at 7::~0 o'- I clock. Sermon by the pastor. I 'Prayer Meeting on Wednesday [ cvenimr at 7:30 o'clock. Bardane--Bethany -- S u u d a y I ~chool meets each Sunday after- I noon at 2:0(I o'clock. Preaching each first, ttfird and lifth Sunday- at 3 1). m. ST. JAMES CATHOLIC CHURCH Charles To%n. W. Va. Ray. 'rhos. C. Healy, Rector Ohurch School for all ages. ev- ery SundaYrm rningsm,ein at ten o'- clock, p "t~tendent: Mrs. Vie- BEULAH CHURCH 2:00 P. M.--Sunday School ev- ery Sunday. 3:00 P M.-Congregational Wor- ship on the second and :fourth Sundays. O" NELSON PARISH H. Carl,an Fox, Rector Summit Point, West Virginia First Sunday:-- 11:00 a. m Rippon 3:00 p. m Lee,own 7:30 p. m Summit Point Second Sunday :-- 11:00 a. m Middleway 3:00 p. m Leetown 7:30 p. m Sunnnit Point Third Sunday :--- 1l:00 a.m Leet~wn 3:00 p. m Middleway 7:30 p. m Rippon Fourth Sunday:-- 11:00 a. m Summit Point 3:00 p. m Middleway 7:30 p. m Rippon METHODIST CH U RCH Harpers Ferry, W. Vs. Ray. E. Richard Simms "(h,me, h't us down and worship; let us ,kneel before the Lord, our Maker. '- Ps. 96:6. "Give u||to the Lord the glory due unto His Name, worship" the Lord in the heauty of holiness."--Ps. 29:2. Services--Camp Hill Church School l0 A. M. Morning Worship 11 A. M. Christian Endeavor 7 P. M. Vespers 8 P. M. Keller's Chapel---Engle Churc~h ~Sehool l :30 P. M. Church Worship 2:30 P. M. Note:--The lust Suuday in the month the Church Service will be at 7:30 p. m. "Sweet is the solemn vmce that call.~ The Christian to the House of Prayer; I love to stand within its walls. For 'Fhou, O Lord arc present there/' damned unless he repent"Fir.% ,Sunday, 10:00 a. m.; t;cc- tan Harrison, Bolivar, W. Va. . pbell Morgan). vud ~Sunday, 8:30 a. m.; third Sun- Mornm~ Worshm,p on s.econo, ~ ' he important thing is not the day 10:00 a. m.; fourth Sunday, Lhird, and fourth Sunda~.~ at elev- ;' ' k e!attve ~infulness 0 men but. the 8:."0 a. m.; fifth Sunday, 10:00 am, en ocloc . ~t t~tt G0d "commands'~all men St.-Peter's, Harpers Ferry--4]rst Evcnin~ Worship on first and Sunday, 8:00 a. m.; second Sunda3', fi'fth Sundays at, seven-thirty. ~.~rYW:h~e to repent" (Acts 17:30). 10:30 a. m.; third Sunday, 8:00 a. Holy Communion adaninistered ~r:are'Xll sinners, either, saved by m.: fourth Sunday, 10:30 a. nl ; Ion third Sund~y of alternate tttree or eternally lost." Sinner, fifth Sunda), 8:00 a.m. Immtths, beginning with January. n to the. St. A g n e .~. Shc4~herdstow~ "-~t Powerful Saviour (vv. 10-13). third Sunday, 8:30 a.m. l MOUNT ZION METHODIST wait *a ;woman, sIRtitutilly ~ ~ItURCH but physiea, Uy~ieted. ha Shannm/dale Minion Charge South Charles Street the synagogus (w.Yl0, 11), ME'/'~/ODIST CIIUR~:H ] Rev J C Searboro, ~,h t~ I~ was a daughter of Abra- First Sunday--Silver Grove, 11I " " " Pastor "~" that hew sworn- A. M.; Murrill Hill, 2:00 P.M.; Order of Services Fairnmunt, 3:30 P. M.: Chestnut ST. PHILIP'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Charles Town. W. Va. Morning PraTer and Serm,m I~t, and ;;rd Sundays, I1:00 a. m. lI.ly (;ommunion Ist, Sunday, 11:00 a. m.; :;rd Sunday, (;:00 a. m. ~ve n,~ oi'l ~" and Serulou every Sunday--7:?.0 p. m. ,Church School every Sutulay--- 9:30 a. m. HALLTOWN CHURCH 9:45 A. M.--Sunday School ev- of faith, But for some reason, revealed, an'evil spirit (v. 16) had brought about an illness which bent double, We cannot '.'explain :There may be many.other "rases.in the world. They. re we have not fathomed yet the mystery of suffering power of evil" (Morgan). ~e the facts, but, thank God, more, for we find her meet- l J-powerful Saviour, who willing to deliver. Jesus He called her to Him. to her. He touched her. -~ healed her. Wh~t: a blessed Have you.been to Jesus need? If not, why not 'i~lht now? that He had power~and to set the .woman ' free Satan who had held her bound long years. that all would glorious deliv- e, but we find that the ruler synagogue w s angry. He what he regarded as the of the Sabbath day with ed Solicitude (vv. 14- g to be con- good order proper decorum, especially house cf God. :But when human-need, and the Son that need by the.w~rk. ~ower. it is both folly to obstruct or become one's own interpreta. ~er order of things set aside. man, who ,as ~a religious Should have realized that the came :above his the beast of the vV. 15, 16), .and ~who should that .the Son of .God miracle in the syna- rlllhtly ,deserved the swift rebuke of Jesus. ~His really to the rio. .the Sabbath, hut to~ tke God. Such men eed the ehurc~ can gain~and~ag in ~ss0n. One0f church today ~s of Rs ogGod They don't want. it. li programs. If -an~ ninth,wortls-of verse 5. !irly meet issue honesty, benefit of our,etsr~d sing bri,gs big one today and be con- Itill, 7:30 P. M. 9 Second Sunday--M,unt Carmel, :30 A. M.; Ebeneezer, 11:15 A. M.; Providence, 3:00 P. M. ST. THOMAS ' LU'I:HERAN CHURCH St. Thomas' Lutheran Church, Ran on, the Rev. John Fray, Shep- herdstwn, I'astor. Sunday Sehnoi at l0 A. M. and preaching services at 7:30 P. M Sunday, Jan. 5th. (;hurch .Seho,l-+lO A. M. Mornim: Worship 11 A. M. Evening Worship .8 P. M. Public is welcome. 0 at 11 a. m.; Summit Point, second Sunday, 7:30 p. m and fourth Sun: day at I1 a. m.; Shenandoah June- tion, first, third and fourth Sun- days at 7:30 p. m and second Sun- day at I I a.m. Church School at each of the three ehumhes at 10 a. m. every Sunday morning. ery Sunday. 7:30 P. M. -- Congregation~ Worshi~ on the first and thira Sundays. MIDDLEWAY UNION CHURCH ll A. M. -Congregational wor- ship conducted by the Presbyter- ians, on first and third Sundays. ---0 - S'F. JOHN'S LU'rHERAN t;HURCH ttarpers Ferry, W. Va. Rev. E. W. Young. Pastor Sunday School+10:00 A. M. Worship Se4"vice~- 11:00 A. M. (No church service on first Sun- (lay of the month!. rather League, "l uesday, 8 P. M. Liont ClUb, 'J~uary 7 man is iml, roving at her h(mm after] MIDI)LEWAY having been very. ill for a week. ] The next met, Ling of ,he Charles Miss Julia Mac BrowR spent Town Lions Club .is scheduled for Christmas Day and. part of the hol- Mrs. J. B. Whi~, Miss Rhoda Tue~lay, January 7, at 6:30, theidays with her aunt and uncle. Mr. W]fite. Mr. Cecil White. Mr. all'] meeting sche(tuled previously hay- and Mrs. George Morison. a.t Shep- Mrs. Ezra Fiddler. Mr. and Mrs. ing beetl canceled. A marked fea- herdstown. Fred Hammond, Mr. arid Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. l,hv, md Hart,stead Holmes White and son, and Mr. Lure of ~he first meeting ,program will be an address by Ian Ross .~pent CI]ristmas 1)ay iv Morgan- P" E. W:hite were supper guests town at iJm home of the ['ormer's at the home of Mr and Mrs. EI- MacFarla.nc, the widely known ra- parents, mer Dunl~p Sund~y evening at ,lit) cutumenbator. Charles E. (Buddy) 'L'uraer, lutsl Clayuront Court, near Charles --0 i KEARNEYSV1LLE o,e to WashingS, ,'her he ha"l'row". accepted entifloymOd, with the Bal-/ Mrs Marshall Engle, of Washing - timore and Ohio Railroad Company.~ ten, is spending the holiday season Mrs. Cora Smalhvood and daugh- Tyler Brown spent Christmas] with her niece. Mrs. Roy Swartz. ter, Miss Hattie Smallwood, spent Dab' in Hopemont wRh Mrs. Brown.| Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kilmer, acz lhc Christmas holidays in Lanu- Mr. and Mrs. John Stanley and eompanied by Mr. Kihner's moth: downe, Md at the home of Mr. aua grandson, Norval (;ale Joh~mton, Mrs. Jmnes R. l,yons Miss Small- and Julia"'Gross spent Christmas wood will remain at Landsdowne for Day near Williamsport, Md at the the winter while her mother will go lame of Mr. atui Mrs. John Lemas- to Youngstown, Ohio, to spend the ter. winter months with a.other daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ih,rn and ler, Mrs. Riehard Hathaway.and a s,ns, 6f Baker, on, spent S~tday at sister. Mrs. Bessie Foster. Rector the home .of the format's mother. Smallwood has been in l~ansdowne Mrs. Bertha G. Her for several months, where he ha~ Mrs Lym~ Grantham is visiting E. A. Cockey, Jr of Purcellville. mnployment, at the home of Mr. m~(t Mrs. All- Va and Miss Mary Markle of AU. I,i~le Ann Rae Buhrman. ,laugh- ston Specht. near College ['ark, tona Farm, were Sunday (lin,et ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ruhr- Md. Ftmer ti Dire r +and Licensed Embalmer CHAR .ES iTOWN, W. VA. AUTOMOBILE SERVICE. MORGUE "ATI ACHED. A COMPBTENT LADY A$SISTANT. er. and Mrs. William Maeoughtry, also Miss Shirley Macou~h'Lry:~ left last Friday for Florida. The~ expect to be gone ten days. Mr. S. (i. Ncwcomh. of Greea- wo,d, Vs is visiting his sister, Mrs. W. B. Baker. Mr and Mrs ttarry Worsley, oi Silw'r Spring, Md.; Mr. and Mrs~ ~uests of Mr. and Mrs. Randotp|) Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Baker.aud Miss Clemye Baker .had a family reunion Chris,ms. Day. T he s e present were: Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence Swat,z. Mr. and Mrs. Witliaul Swartz and son. Mr. and Mrs::Bil| Office ,'Phone + t82. Residence rPhoae 35. Perks, Mr. and Mrs William Bak- er and sons. Billy and Lyle, " "I'h,se ,n the sick lis't are:Mrs, J. M. (}oodel], Mr. Roy Dawson, Mr. L. M Wal:~on. Mrs. Mers.hall Engle and Mr.~ Roy Swartz. Mrs. J. "F. Bates was called t.o Martinsburg on ,quuday because of the illness of her mother. Read the, ads in this issue. in the Advocate. 1 4 '1 0 @ That'sHow Mueh You Would Have For Gross Business in January if Every Resident in Charles Town a.d Jefferson County Spent ONE DOLLAR at Ybur Store. +m Business Goes Where it is Invited And Stays Where it is Welcome! ! ! m l)epend Upon ,This +Ne.wspaper It's Their Home !Paper, re-aft hy the en we family, :because it's truly .! o. :tune with their many interests, their active way of life. This NewspaPer .not only has their confi- tience but SPURS THEIR ,BUYING .m t m ,? Complete Coverage of the Jeffersm ( unty Trading Territory :U "S ,E T H E '"The Proof ,of ,the l'udding is the Eating Thereof" / ,a ,m a + + It a