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',FOUr. tARMERS ADVOCA'IL, CIIARLES TOVvN, W. VA. RIDAY, MAY 30,
---=' 1'"' " ~l uation in Japan Miss Heywood and of Laurel, Md were visitors at tile}three hours. Fmmk said it was }made in the eighth grade
"~;='%lm "veal'; : 2"" 2" ': 11[ m!~ll |! ~ ~ 11~ Miss Murray thought it best to re-~ i hmne of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Eackles l most thrilling. [tmn.',Miss" Langdon, was
U SUNDAY 1llSIml] atee. ~ ill[urnS, the U.S. battheyh'metl,c:-,l~l:mday. I Lcetown is veryproud th,atMiss[the horse,~hoe,also
a
v,i]o tl eruc, T IIIIIIB liaml mllg I1! wa t.': t,e.;:cr Wel, b. o. l,a,'ro de!Louise . own won no .nan,Caar cston Her gr mlpal
lnternatioualll tlllll[ii kll l l [['smn: workhl./apan::onwdav. IGrace. lVld accomt.anied bv Mrs. lhonors in Charles Town IIigh!and Mrs J Frank Gard
-:- I 17 q q f'~ NJ -:-/llHIgii ~ it' Starting; June l:~e, tqo St. &,lmi VHham Way, spent the week-endlSehooh Tlie Sunday schools andlresidentg of Lee[own. Mr.
~ O tJ v .~ [| u,~. " [i [~a. u.ra Sun(Ins Sc ~o 1 w 1 beg ~l w th h s parents, Mr. and Mrs. O 'schools of Let town have, st nt outII net" thinks" it' no sulpr" is.e t
HAROLD L LUNDQUIST D.D. L l ( ' ' ' g ' ] 0 ' S g "
L, at 9 00 othck a m m toad of A Webb Mr Wa ha beenqult I,
~ean of The Moody Bible Institute / ' ' ~ t . " [ " " ' " " ~ ~ . ] . ~. y . e, a lot of splendid material, na:nely . granddaughter should gai
|Tlel~vsedby W~fs~C~irnC~[te wspa!0erUnlon.) / Halltown Church Keller's Chapel--Engle ] Uv,lla Lutheran Church o'clock, and the preaching servwe Ill l, having recently undergone a theys and girls. [grades, considering who her
Sunday School every Sunday at Church Worship 2:30 P. M.[ . Preaching by tl}e l'a, stor, Rev ] will bcgm at 10 o'clock instead el t surg,cal opera[ran. She ~s now m> I Bishop Strider will have services l father is!
! g / 1 ] 9:45 A.M. . ] Note:---The last Sunday in the I o onn ta. Fray, a~ 1 ocmcK a. m i 11 .'clock a.m. This new schedu!e [ proving nicely. L in the E-isco'lal Chinch aL I ee ] Some of the members d
--~,~,s Congrei;ationa!, Worship on the month the Church Service will be[ ~uJl~la~', ,/u~u~, ls[ .! of service will c,mLinue during ill(: ] --0-- --- 'q)w ,~ "o,/ ~, le i] l,lll ,~;~.*.;.~ ell V, ~,)~ ,"
I fi~.=# ,and thir(l Sunuav ail, etnoonsl at 7 '.1o p M I oul|tlav 5eliDe[ every ~Ullllay :11:1 ~ t V ou.e oul a~ ~,re~,c. ,e, v. i, .c,ay ~,tr,co ,J e~
Lesson subjects and Scripture tex}s se- I 10 o clock a m You .ire invited [ sulmncr months ,slid possfl)ly Ill- I g ~]~i ~'~lflll[]~l " ' r "' " [
letted and copyrighted Dy internatmnal ] at 3.00 o clock, t " I I ~,[ l.Al2~12.11, t~ T V a.~t 11t. A larg'e con~rcgalAon Is ex-~t.l]aries lown hospital, lu
Council of l~eligious Edueatl, on" used by I St Thomas Lutheran Church I - -- qcmutel;', it' ]L proveu sutcess ui. I I
"~-* ~ ',~ ' " " " " "~' - " I peetc(l [o [lsgen LO cne i:51snop. I alternoon to repair l:nen, e~t
l~e n,on. I Baptist Church [ St Thomas' Lutheran Church, I ~eman tmurcn The Electric Nathmal lIeflnse~ '
r," ) g . ~ . . . left'S. ~USle ~L,lass OLl'l(ICr anti.~llSS laOUlSe bang{Ion, Ol lvly- nosplr~al stalt isvery grate~l
BROADENING CHRISTIAN } Charles lh, wn, W. ~:a. ] Raason, the Kev. aolm I jay, Shel [ 2.90 P. M.--ounday Sonora every ('mt,'se to train young men m tl-,~,; I i "
,~ ~ ~ ~,a, I ) . i herdstown l'a%or Sunday ~ ~Cho0l / Suuuav . ",e [ (IHU~Ot(,r, Miss t atnerme ~l;l'l(iCl', ('I'SLI)WII, rHl(Ibile mgnest graue ~ [ 11 is ~A'OrK. "
ltlu~t~u.~: an~ a*~at~uv~ ltev aooawm v razer, t astor.' ' ; " " "'~ . arcs forGore: ilnlOllt (le/ellS( re- I " '
~ntrt~m~a* I ,= e.~ d tat 10 A. M 1 reaching Services a,l 3:00 I. M.--Congregatmnai Wor "," ' . tOf W lnehestcr, Vs are VlSltlnJ " --
~ ~,a~,-~, I ~:~o2-~. vi.--~uuoay ,~c.u I ~ a M Sunday Anne Is[ I ~hinon the second ~ I a,r Ncently COml)leLe(l t,i we(ks of train-; . ~ ~ . ~. .
rshi ~ a. a ~ "~-- e~ ~u ~ - x" . 1 1rs. ucorgla ~&:llllS~ at lgOSC
11 A. M. Mo~mng We 1. Iv. " - - ' o n '
11930 ] .)-- -, 1 --- y ,i,e,r,ns ,uct ,sMr Ke I Por Casserole Cooks
LE~ON T.~XT---ACtS I : - 6:30 I, J)/1--lJ tO. ' "
GOLDEN TEXT For I am not ~ 7 ]0 t' M" Evenlm," Service I Middleway Union Church I neth Wal,kck of the l'olomac L ght]nin "
-- ri for it "' e, ~ "" ~ - " '," ~ Miss Mabel Glaseock, of Sum- EMEMBER the Seven La er Stir eonstantl until mixture
ashamed of the gospel of Ch st: - [ "::~a P" M"Wednesda, Praverl 11 A M.---Congregat~onal wor-[ Ins fflecnools~ i rotes[ant t, nurcl~ and l'ower Cmnpany. Sevcrm ot't ." " . Y Y
!
What a splendid church " : sun'day SchOol. (i)ther Sundays. [ OaKland---U:30 A.M. 4th. Sunday mornirig, " . ' ,'. I illfled 'somewhat to suit the Ameri- mush. Preheat electric oven
Here in the midst of the most evil { ~ Kalalelaown 11 A ffl l'i]e i . ~. ()] ~. Camp :~o. ]~, nero ~RilI ~lllflfllac~ ~ ~ ~ bake 30 minutes at 400 ~"
surroundmgs Ihe sweet .flower of Charles Town Presbyterian Church P.M. St. James Cathohe Church a bu,:l,fss and .s(u~lal m(.(itmg on When she chooses this casserole Hominy Sausage Casserole
The
M r. and M r.~;. Cecil Webb. of Wash-
preached at first Drily to the Jews, The Methodist Church Builders Class me~ s mum mare Fifth Nt'nday, 8:00 a.m ning or losing, and worrying allfind tt hnbbling hot and ready to (2 cups)
but God sent others (v. 20), whoFirst Sunday--Silver Grove, 111 audltormm of the church. All men St. Agnes, Shepherdstown-rhird inglon, 1). C. the lime. Just as folks used to
preached His grace to the Gentiles. A. ffl.; lglurrlll ]-1111, g:00 1'. M.; are mwtcd to come and wo~sDlp Sunday~ 8:30 a.m. 3;Ir. and
w~th us.
Note also that ~e Antioch churchFairmount, 3:30 t'. M.; ChestnutI 11 A. M.--Merning Worship. Bolivar tleights Pentecostal Church Mr. Ira lh)ral)augh. Mr
was a living witness, "The hand of tlill, 7:30 t'. M. I 6:30 t'. M.--~(oung t'eople's her-
the Lord was with them"--little Second ~unoay-Mount Carmcl,IM.;! vice. All young people are request- Mrs. Pearl Watters, l'asLor.
wonder then that "a great number9:30 A. M.: Eboneezer, 11:15 A. Sunday School at 10 a.m. ]
beliew~d and were turned to the Providence, 3:00 1'. M. i ed L~ attend this service.
Lord." Your church--and mine-- Third Sunday--Silver Grove, 11 7:30 t'. M.--Evemng Worship. Supt. William liilleary [
might learn much by studying theA. M.; Murria Hill, 2:00 t'. M.;l'rayer Meeting Wealmsday even- Young Peoples Service at, 7 p. m. i
ings at 7:b0 o'ch, ck. Mrs. John Dilh)w, President. I
church at Antioch. bairnlount, 3:30 P. M.; Chestnut l~ardane-Bethany-Sunday School Church Service 8 p. m, Sunday. 1
Mrs. Ashhy Corunmr. gamble with fire. but what prop-
RussCl erly owner today would consider
Bird and M~s. Samuel tlackley, all leaving his property uninsured?
COST OF SAME. $3.00 PER
IIUNI)RI';D FOR THE SEASON.
Why not, BUY NOW as the sea-
son costs no more than a few
days?
ll. A New Fellowship (vv, 22-26).
The genius of Christianity is fel-
lowship. Those who have a religious
belief which makes them exclusive
---not willing to fellowship with other
Christians--i2o not truly represent
their Lord.
When the church at Jerusalem
heard the good news, they sent Bar-
nabas to hetp the new converts and
establish fellowship. He was the
ideal man to send. for '" 'he was a
good man.' It is far more impor-
tant that a man be good than that
he be brilliant if he is to edify young
converts. He was 'full of the Holy
Ghost.' He was also 'full of faith,'
and no man that is not, need under-
take the work of instructing and
developing young converts, especial-
ly converts from heathenism so-dark
as that in Antioch. He was free from
the love of gold (4:36, 37). He was
free from personal ambition and
jealousy in his work (vv. 25, 26). He
, was very sharp-eyed to see the sin.
eerity and promise of a young con-
vert (9:27). 'When he was come.
and bad seen the grace of God, (he)
was glad' " (John W Bradbury).
Into this new fellowship of life and
service the gracious and generous
Barnabas brought a new evangelist
---Saul, God's prepared man for this
hour.
But we have another new thing
in our lesson, one of great impor-
~nce.
ill, A New Name (vv. 26-30).
Christian, the beautiful name, o~
those who follow Christ was first
used at Antioch. It may have held
a measure of contempt (see Acts
2t}:28; I Pet. 4:16). but it was a
remarkably suitable name for those
who had come out of paganism now
tg~ live, in their old surroundings, a
~w life, a separated life, the Christ
life.
This name "combines Jewish
thought with Greek and Latin lan-
guage, and thus. like the inscription
< on the cross, bears witness to the
~iversaltty of Christianity as a re-
Iigion for the whole world. The idea
of 'Christ' (Messiah) is Jewish; the
substantive 'Christ' (Chris[on) is
~reek, and the adjectival termina-
tion 'ian (-Janus) is Latin . . ,
: This new name was intended to in-
txoduce and mark the difference be.
tween Jews and Gentiles on the one
hand, and those who, whether Jews
or Gentiles, were followers of Jesus
Christ . The term 'Christian'
evidently points to the Person of
Christ. and to those who are asso-
ciated with Him as His followers. It
implies and involves union and close
association with Christ" ~W. H. Grif-
flth Thomas).
Those believers at Antioch ~ot
only bore the name, they practiced
the life of Christ. Next Sunday we
shall study their activity for Christ,
for in that city began the great mi~.
sionary movement which goes on to~
our day. In our lesson today we
h~ve another practical e~presslon of
their faith. They gave of their
means. "every man according to his
abilities.'" to meet the need of their
new-found Jewish brethren in Judea
advertising brings big
today and be con.
ltill, 7:30 1'. M.
Fourth Sunday---Mount Carmel{everyl o'clock.SUndaYl'reachingaftern nserv~ce eacha~ 2:00'is[,
9:30 A. M.; Ebeneezcr, 1[:.15 A. M.;]
3rd and 5th Sunday at, 3:00 P.M. Muuut Zion Methodist Church
Providence Chapel, 3:00 P. M.
-- t Shenandoah Junction Charge
Nelson Parish I Methodist Church
H. Carlton Fox Rector t Rcv. WeMcy Dodge, Pastor
First Sunday ~ ) nl Schedule of Services
11:00 A. 1~1 R'pl o S . . I
3:00 1". M Leeu~wn First ~unday--Mdlville, 9:45 a.l
7:30 t'. M Sumnut l'omt,m.; ~heuan(loah Junction, 11:15 a.
Scond Sunday m.; Bake[ton, 7:30 p. m.
11:00 A. M Middleway
13:00 P. M Leetown
7:30 P. M : Summit Faint
Third Sunday
11:00 A. M Leetownl
3:{t0P. M Mqddteway I
7:30 P. M Ripponl
I~ ourth Sunday I
11:00 A. M : Summit I'ointt
3:00 I'. M Middleway
7 "30P. M Rippon i
Second Sunday--Baker[on, 9:45
a. m.; Millville, 11:15 a. m.; She,-
andoah Junctiou, 7:30 p. m.
Third :;unday--Shenandoah June-
ton, ,9:45 a. m.; Baker[on, 11:15 a.
m.; Millville, 7:30 p.m. t
ourth Sunday- -Baker[on, 9:45]
a. m.; Mi!lviite, 11:15 a. nL; Shcn-]
andodah Junction, 7:30 p.m. ]
Fifth Sunday--The same as tllel
fourth Sunday. ]
Ciassmeeting 8 p. nl. Thursday.
South Charles Street
Rcv. J. C. Scarborough, Pastor
10 A. M.--Church School
11 A. M.---Morning Worship
8:00 l'. M.---Evening Worship.
The public is invited to attend.
St. Philip's Episcopal Church
Rector. R. L. Gordon
Charles Town, W. Va.
I Morning Prayer and Sermon-
every Sunday at ll:00 Cc]ock.
Holy Communion -- ~st ~unday,
11.00 A. M.; 3rd Sunday, 6.00 2.
M.
Evet song and Sermon every Sun-
(lay at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
tShuvch ~chool every ~unaay--
9.30 A. M.
Y
Miss Estelle Gibson. of Wheat-
land, W. Va spm;t the week-end
visiting her niece and nephew, Mrs<
Isabella ]lawson ~nd Mr. GilberL
Perry and family.
Hamy Knight'aged 24 years, son
of Mr. artd M~s. John Knight. died
in George Washington University
Hospital m~ last Friday evening, af-
'ter beh~g quite ill for s mm time.
His illness da,tcd back to an b~jury
which he sustained in an auto acci-
dent some time ago, resulting in a
serious back injury. The family
live at Samples Manor. across the
river from Harpers Ferry. The l
funeral was bold from the Samples
Manor Church on Monday after-
noon, with intermenl in the Ceme-
tery nearby. Beides his parents,
the deceased is survived by one sis-
ter and eight brothers. The broth
era all acted aa pallbearers. This i~
the tirst time in his many year~ of
expcrmnce, that the local undertak-
er has had as many as eight broth-
ers to act as pall-bearers. Six had
served in that capacity.
,Mr. LeMie Bush, IDea! Metropeli-
lian insurance agent, i~ attending
a mooing of agents and managers in
Washing[ore I). C. Business .;es-
s'ions were bold (m Monday night
and Tuesda~.
Mr. and Mrs. [larry Malicoat, Mr.
Thucdore Alexander and Miss Ruth
F ~gle, all of Hyattsville, Md were
v;sitors at the home of Mrs. Belle
flaclrer (;n Sunday.
Visit,ors at the home of M~.~.I
Fa~mie B. i',man during the past
week were. Mr. and Mrs. Lee R.~h-
ar(lson of the Canal Zone, Panama.
The Missv,~ Lu and Lin Coleman,
and Mr .and Mrs. McCo|lough .of
Cumberland, Md and Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Burn(it and their sm~.
[hHnle.a llurne~t, and wife, of Wash-
iagton, D. C.
M:.s. Annie l)aily, of Washington,
l). C i~ spending this week at the
home (,f her sister-in-law, Mrs. Le-
n,~ra Staubs.
Mr:~. Roy S. liutt.s and daughter,
Cathu, ne, visited relatives in Fred-
erick, Md on Sunday.
Mr. and M vs. William Rosenberry
arid Lwo children, of Mr. Wea.tber.
Va sp:mL Sunday aL the home of
Mss Sadie lluekner.
The l'ollyanna C]m'.s of the Boli-
var Meth,dk4t Sunday School mo-
tored to lhmker Hill one evening
last week, mat spent a pleasant
evening at the home of the Rev. and
Mrs. Chester B. Smith, Roy. Smith
was formerly pastor of the~ Bolivar
charge, and Mr:< Smith was tea(her
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND LICENSED
EMBALMER
CHARLES TOWN, W. VA.
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE. MORGUE ATTACHED.
A COMPETENT LADY ASSISTANT
Office 'Phone 162.
Residence 'Phone 35.
(,f the I'ollyanna class
Recent visitors a~ the home of
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Wcbb were Mr.
am~ Mrs. llrawner Hard,ng and c],i}=-
drcn, ot Gaithershurg, Md.; Mr. and
Mrs. Lewi:; Henley, Mis,~ Marya:m
Mclean, Mr. Carl Phebus and
mother, of Washington, Mrs. Paui
tlar(ii,~g and Lwo children .of For-
rc:~t Glenn. Md.
The Reading Circle cf the Ww-
man's C ub met, at, the hmne of Mrs.
J. (J. Newcomer, (,n Camp tti]l. ~:n
Monday afternoon.
Mr.~. C. L. Sextm~. ,f near ll:(:-
pers Fe~'ry, is :;pending a week w;'b
relatives it~ Wastfingt n Ci:y.
Mr. J. L. Ru~'sell co,L'.nue:~ quite
ill at h(s honm near flerl)ers Fer~y.
Recent vis:to.s at lhe ham( o
Mrs. Gertrude Crawford and Mrs%
Arys Green were Mr. Nmval E.
Kirby, of I'hiladelphia, Pa Mis-
Ella |",abbitt, of Washington, D. C
I'. F. C. (;corge Green, of Quantico,
Va : Mis; Mmy MorKan, t,f Ehep-
herdstown, and Mr. and Mrs. Hemy
Wener, of Philadelphia.
Mr. Allie Ridgeway, of Camp
/lill. spent :;everal days last week
in Columbu~s, Ohio.
Mrs. Paul Rutherford and li,ttlc
(laughter, Anne, spem, last Frdday
in Front Royal, Vs.
Deaconess Amta L. l{ans(m had
as her guests last week (May 20 -
22) two missionaries from Jal)an,
Miss C. Gertrude lteywood of ltoly-
eke, Mas~ asd Mi.s.~ Edna Murray
of San F~aneisc Cal. They ~e-
turned from Japan in April and
have mot,red from California, stop-
ping off iu the Ferry on their way
to Mass. Both have been connected
with St, Margaret's School in Tok yo
for some year~;, M i.ss Heywood as
Vice-Pr~incipal and Miss Murray a-"
head of the mt~si(. (lep;arrtnicnt. St.
Margaret's is a Girl's Primary and
ttigh School with more than ~ven
hun~l,red pffpi]s, established by the
Episcopal Church. Mi~s Heywood
and I)eaconosg Ranson first went to
Japan together in 1904 and worked
~.ogether for some years. Miss
Murray is a musical artist of great
abildty. Because of the present sit-
liDead
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We pay telephone charges
Call Harpers Ferry 55
Potomac
By- Products
pany
|r
John C. SMnner
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office in Sadler Building
CHARLES TOWN, W. VA
Phone 172-F
|r ' '
F. L. Bushong
Lee BuMmng, Jr.
Bimhon & Bushong
ATTORNEYS-AT-LA W
Offices in Washington Hall
Building
CItAI~LF~S TOWN, W. VA.
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CtIAS. T. ENGLE
CHARI,ES TOWN, W. VA.
AUCTIONEER
19 YEARS EXPERIENCE
"Always Engagcd Where The
Best Is Wanted"
James M. Mason, Jr.
James M. Mason, !I!
Mason & Mason
A'I,rORNEYS-AT-LAW
Practice In All the Courts
CHARLES TOWN, W, VA.
Insurancc of All Kinds
Phonc 29
Charles Town, W. Va.
place on the table. The only thing
she must do before she leaves the
kitchen is to set the timer clock
for the time she wishes the current
to switch on and the time she
wishes it to turn off. The electric
range does the rest!
Tamale Casserole
(Serves 6 to 8)
1 cup yellow corn meal
3 cups water
2~ teaspoons salt
4 tablespoons fat
2 cups sliced onions
cup green pepper
(finely cUt)
1 ponnd ground beef
teaspoon pepper
1 teaspoon chtli powder
1 10~,).-OllnCe can condensed
tomato soup
Prepare corn meal mush by mix-
ing l cup yellow corn meal with
1 cup cold wall~,er. Slowly add this
to 2 cups boiling water to which
1~ teaspoons salt has been added.
1 No. 2 can hominy
(3 cups)
cup grated cheese
Place sausages, and
ly 3 tablespoons of water in
on
of ele
- ~ range
ovor
heat until
ls
and
are
move
and drain
but 2 tablespoons of
onion and cook until
transparent. Combine
lic, flour, sugar; ~lt I
with tomatoes. Fill
layers of drained hominy,
onion, and tomato
layer should be hominy.
with grated cheese. Preheat
tric oven ~md bake |0
350 1%
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