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',RS ADVOCATE, CHARLES TowN, W. vA.
FRIDAY, JULY lg,
ISaY
SCHOOL
":" LESSON ":"
By HAROLD L. LUNDQUIST, D. D.
Dean of The Moody Bible Institute
of Chicago.
(Released by Western Newspaper Union.}
Lesson for July 20
Lesson subjects and Scripture texts se-
lected and copyrighted by International
Council of Ileti~ious Education; used by
permission.
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF TIIE
CHURCH REGARDING
BEVERAGE ALCOHOL
LESSON TEXT--I Corinthians 5:9-13;
Titus 2:1.8
GOLDEN TEXT--Ye are the salt of
the earth.--Mattbew 5:13.
The church has a grave respon-
sibility regarding alcoholic bev-
erages, but in recent years it has
largely failed to meet it with in-
telligence and enthusiasm. Let us
never forget that the first business
of the Christian and of the church
is to preach the gospel, winning men
to Christ. It is not our ealling to
attempt by social or economic meth-
ods to right the wrongs of this world.
Igor is ours a "social gospel" with
the emphasis on "social." But have
we forgotten that it is a gospel with
serious social implications and re-
sponsibilities?
The man, and the church, who fol-
lows Christ should be vitally con-
@ cerned about every influence in
American life which is destructive
and right at the top
stands alcohol. To meet
gigantic (and growing) prob-
lem effectively the church must be
I, Separated From Sin (I Cor.
5:9, I0).
A church living in careless world-
liness has no testimony against the
sin round about it. In fact, its in-
fluence is definitely on the wrong
side. The Christian is to be in the
world, but not of it. He must live
with the sinners, but he must never
by word or deed, or even by his pres-
ence in the wrong place, seem. to~
Halltown Church Keller's Chapel--Englc
Sunday School every Sunday at Church Wo~hip 2:;30 P. M.
9:45 A.M. Note:---The last Sunday in the
Congregational Worship on the month the tgaurtm bervice w~li be
first and third Sunday aftelnoons at 7:a0 V. M.
at 3:00 o'clock.
Baptist Church
Charles Town, W. Va.
Rev. Goodwin Frazer, ['astor.
9:45 A. M.--Sunday School.
li A. l~l.--iVlolmmg Worship.
6:30 t'. IVl. 13. T, U.
'i:~0 F; M.--15vemng Service.
7:~0 t'. lvl. Wednesaay--k',aye
Meeting.
St. Thomas-Lutheran Church
St. Thomas' LutLeran Cimr, h,
Rmlson, the Rev. John Fray, btwp
herdstown, Pastor. Sunday School
at 10 A. M l'rcaehing Services a~
11 A. M. each Sunday
St. John's Lutheran Church
liarpers Ferry, W. ~a.
Rev. E. W. Young, Pastor
bunday School--10:uO A. M.
~v orslllp ~el'VlCe--LJk :00 2~, M.
ho church service ou Hrst ~un-
da2 o the mo~th.
Luther League---Tue~,day 8 P. M.
St. Anderw's Parish
Roy. John W. Gummere, Rector
Zh,n Chulch, Charles Town ]
7:30 A. M.---Holy Communion, exo
,~ cept nrst bun(lay.
'J 30 A, ivl.--bunaay bchool.
It A. l~t, i~io, mng heroine.
7:do 1 . ~l.--V,vcnmg vrayer.
llOly Days at o:oo an% o:u0,
~t. l'aul's ~hapet, Mihvllie.
Sundays 9:OO A M -Holy Com-
nlufl/O~l. { 1t'll'sl~ bUllflay,~ only )
O:UU lff. lll.--l~Velllng /-raser 3110
Sunuay bcno~l, turner bun(lays.
Middleway Union Church
11 A, M.--Congregational wor-
ship conducted b2~ the l'resbyl.er-
ians, on iirst and third Sundays ol
each month.
St. John's Lutheran Church
Bolivar, W. Va.
Rev. Eugene W. Young, t'astdet
10 A. M.--Sunday School
lYviEa l.utheran ('hurch
l'rcaching by lira I'asi(,r,
J.hn 1t. F,ay. a~ 11 oc]ock a. m
Sunday, July' 2th.
Sunday School every 5umt:ty at
l0 o'clock a. Ill. YoU art, mv~Lett.
Ileulah Church
2:fill 1'. M --Sunday ~cimoi ever)
Sunday.
3:00 1'. M- COllgrt~g:ttiona'B Our
- I!
[ Glass{ord and Misses Billmyer and] Ontario Road, N. W
SI,:I,I,S
SUMMIT
I'OINT
HOME
Meet rhaa-o Town Forest Glassford of Bunker Itill,[i D. C.; Executive Secretary,
were also visitors at her home ~un- I Henry T. McDonald, Storer C
a.d =cD ald High's New Coach day. { " --0
T( w: real estate operators, an- One member of the confirmation'
n(,unce lhe sah, of the residence of
I
n
Miss Elhm Todd at, Summit Point, class, Mr Leroy Wale, who wasI Musical rrogram
confi reed at the Episcopal Church
to (;(,nora] .lames Carson Brecken-t[- z" ---7
ri(lL,'(.~ U. S. Marine Corps The last Sun(lay by Bishop Strider. h:.~ A musical programme
name was omitted by the wr! er
resid(mce, one of the most iml)oS-
11 A M.--Morning Worship. Serviee=~-Camp Hill
(No Church ,Service the tirsL Ch~lrch School tO AA. M
Sunday o the nlonth ) iMormhg Worship 11 Mi
Luther League at 700 V. M. i Christian Endeavor 'l ~.
M.
every Friday. t Vespers 8r. M.
Jeff. Circuit Methodist Churches
Rev. George Hazel, Pastor.
First ~uttda.v---
uakland---~9:30 A. M.
~umml~ l'omt--ll A, M.
Kabtetown---7:30 P. M.
~econd Sunday--
~untnut k'olnt---ll A. M.
Leet,own---6:4b 1". hi.
M~ddieway--7:30 1', M.
l'htrd Sunday---
t~at, iaaa---'3:30 A. M.
Kamegown--ll A. BL.
Ih.v ins' in tht villa~re, was built by the
lace William P. Harrison. at that
~ime a merchant at Summit Point
',m hm(t thai was a part of the
Thomson Addition ot S u m m. i r,
Pullet. In recent years Miss Todd.
who is a Ballimorean, has occupied
the [)rop(?rty a~ a summer honle.
sh~p on the second and fourth Ihmerat l',reckenrid,z,'e will take
SunAays. p.ss(,ssion about Soptem,bcr l,up-
the Methodist I'rotestant tJhurcb on his r(,tiremenl from the Marine
Harpers Ferry, W. Vs. ('orps.
Rev E. Richard Simms, Pastor
"Conic let us bow doWll an(J WOr. ;.1] ll-spital in Ch:tdes Town, where
Silli), le.t u5 kuecl bef(n'e the Lord,
mr Maker. 1 N. 20:6 "(Jive ull. she at'l Ollbiy ullder Vellt ;111 ol)eralToll
t,o the Lord the g.t,/'y due unto His 1o ap]~eediciLis. She is gett.mg
name, worship the Lord iu thai at(rag nicely
beauty of holmcss."--l's. 29: 2. The l,ibrary at Lhe llarpers Per-
Schedule lor Lectown BaptL~ti"ield
Shenat:deah .lum'tion l'rcachmg
1st. Sunday night.
2nd. Suuttay morning.
3rd. Sunday night.
Leetown - In'caching
1st. ~u/lilay 1Horlling
3rd. Sunday mormng,
,Ith. Sunday mght.
Sunnnit ] 'oint--preaching
2nd. Sunday mght.
4tit bunday morning
condone their sin nor fellowship,The Methodist Church Builders Glass meets m the mare Fi'2th ~t,uday, b:OO a. m.
auditormm of the churclL All men St. Agnes, Shepherdstown-Third
with them in iL birst Sunday--Silver Grove, 11 are invited to come amt wo,smV Sunday, 8:30 a. m.
Here we have one of the horrible A. lVl.; ivlurnii ttnl, 2:0U P. M.; with us.
.weaknesses of our day. Men and vairmount, :3:301". M.; Chestnut 11 A. M.--Morning Worstnp Bolivar ltcights Pentecostal Church
women who profess to follow Christ Hill, 7:30 P.M. 6:30 t'. M.--Young l'eople'~ ~er-
~(whet her they really do, only He Mrs. Pearl Watters, ['astor.
can judge) indulge in a social glass becond ~unuay--Mount Carmel, vice. All young people are request-
9:30 A. M.: Ebeneezer, 11:15 A M.; ca to attend tins ~elwlce. Sunday School at 10 a. m.
of wine. or sip a, cocktail ' for the l'rovidence, 3:00 P.M. 7:30 t'. i~t.--~vcmng Worship. Supt. Wdliam tlilleary
sake of courtesy, or attend gather- Third Sun(lay--Silver Grove, 11 Prayer Meeting We(tuesday e,en- Young Peoples Service at 7 p. hi.
lugs which are obviously non- A. M.; lVlurrm I-htl, 2:00 P. M.; ings at 7:50 o'clock. Mrs. John Dillow, President.
:Christian or anti-Christian, If there Fairmotmt, 3:30 F. M.; Chestnut l~ardane-Bethany-Sunday School Church bci'vico 8 p. m. bunday.
ry Ilig} School will be open to tim
public each Tuesday and Thursday,
fl'ol|l 12 ]I,011 to 7 p.m. The ol)en-
mg date was 'l'uc.';day. July 15. At
lea.'g 75 m'w books have becn adttcd
t,> lhe l~ibra)y collection since lust
smnmer. The public is invite:l to
take advantage of this splendid up-
pot',unity to ~elttl these books.
Mr. :did Mrs. Edgar l)udrow
5pt'lll SHlld[ly m Shephe dst,wn
with thcir son. Mr. Daniel l)udrow
silt] f'nloil3
Rev. E. L. K. Ttme, of II,me,)ck,
Md . ix speuding a week at the
honw -f Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Wehb
Charles Town l'resbyterian Church Summl~ Polnt--'~:30 P.M. St. James Catholic Church lie Sl~e~ t t~m week-end with friends
Rev. C. Irving Lewis, Pastor i Fourth unday--- Charles Town, W. Vs.
L~etown--t~:;#0 A. M, in ~amlv llook. Roy. Tune served
it) A. M.-Sunaay School (aii de-[ Mlddieway--II A.M. Roy. Thus. C. tlealy, Rector "
partments except ~he 1 rlnlary De-1 Sulllmit k'oinb--1:30 P.M. First Sunday 10:00 a. m.; ;Second as 1,asLor (,f lhe Bolivar charge M.
partmert~ which begnm at 9:40 a. m, [ -----
ii A. lVl.--Mormng Worship. [ The Methodist Churcli Sunday 8:3U a. m.; Tifird Sunday E. ('hutch about lifteen yars ago.
Kh00 a. m.; Fom'th Suaday 8:30 Miss L('~Ace Cline, of-Martins-
7 1'. M -Youag leopie's ~ervice.ICharles Town, W. Vs. I ~" m.; Fifth Sunday 10:00 a. 'm. bu~g, spent last week with Mis~
7:30 I". M Weanesaay--Mld-I Rev. B. I. Barnes, Pastor I St. Peter's, Uarpers 1,'erry--Vust
Sunday, 8:00 a. m.; ~econd Sunday, A[vII Carl)er, of (?amp ltill.
Wcect Prayer ,berwce. ] 9:30 A. M.--SmMay Schuul. [ Mi>s hate Marl:ttt spent last
IU:30 ~. m.; Third Sunday, 8:UU a.
Shannondale Mission Charge Glasses ior all age groups. Thei m.; Fourth Sunday, 10:30 a. tit.; week in Martinsburg, at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Emma Cromwell.
IIAROLD "ZII'" LORENZ
Who was appointed last week
to the position of Director of
Athletics at Charles Town, to
succeed George llili who resign-
ed to take a similar post at St.
James" Episcopal School at St.
James, Md.
A graduate of West Virginia
university, Lorenz has coache~
at I'ennsboro lligh School for
the past two years and last Fall
his football team was unbeaten
and untied, lie comes to Charles
Mc. amt Mrs. Frctl Jefferson, of
Wiuchestcr, Va spent the wcek-
eml with lheir son and daughter-in-
law Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jclferson
t]l'. Oll Catllll llill.
Miss Ague Zonlbro is vi~-'iting rel-
for which we are very sorry.
Mrs. Margare~ Lenmster and
daughter Rebecca of Charles Town.
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Page Hinton. ,
Mr. and Mrs. H, C. F. azier re-
ceived word from their daughter,
Mrs. Moreland Maddox. of St.
l'eter,~burg, Fla that she had bceu
in a motoring accident in which one
of her arms was broken.
Mr. and M~s. Charles Bcechter
and two child cn, of I'itcairn. Pa,
spent last Tuesday with Mrs. Min-
nie V. Boyd.
II
BAI'TIST C()NI,'ERENCE
AT WIOREk,
"The l'resent Wor'd Crisis an.l
It's Damages to P otestantism"
will be the theme of the tenth an
nual Baptist Conference for minis-
ters and Christiau workers at Stof
er College, Harpers Ferry, July 21
24, 1941,
Officers of the Conference are:
President. the Rev. W. Jernagin. D.
D 1341 Third street. N. W Wash-
Jngton, D. C.; Sec etary, Rev
George A. Craw]ey, 1418 Bid(tle St
northwesf, Baltimme, Md.: Treas-
urer, Rev. August.us Lewis. 246(;
rendered at St. Phillip's
by the choir, Sunday, July
1941, a~ 7:30 p. m. All are
to attend and welcome.
John H. Talboti,
UN
STATES
SAVING
AN D STAM i
AMERICA ON GUARD!
Above is a reproduction of
Treasury Department's
Savings Poster, showing
duplication of
Man" statue by famed
Daniel Chester French. ,
Bonds and Stamps, on sale at.
bank .or. post office, are a vital
of America's defense
Now's the Time for Your
You'll be going to the beach--hay-
ing your hair wind blown on
motor trips subjecting it to sun
and wind and dust . . . which play
havoc with unruly hair. But if
you have a new permanent, you'll
come through all summer ex-
posure, with every curl manage-
able~
Tulip Oil $3.50
Windsor Wireless $4.50
!. fl. RUSSELL
Real Estate and
Insurance
All Kinds of Casualty and
Fire htsurance. Mutual Life
Insurance of New York.
Houses For Ren~
114. East Washington St.
Opp. Thomas Jefferson Hotel
Phone 176-F
CHARLES TOWN, W. VA.
[~=-'
James M. Mason, Jr.
James M. Mason, Ill
Mason & Mason
Aq'rORNEYS-AT-LAW
Practice In All the Courts
CHARLES TOWN. W. VA,
CHAS. T. ENGLE
CItARLES TOWN. W. VA.
AUCTIONEER
19 YEARS EXPERIENCE
"Always Engaged Where The
Best Is Wanted"
l
F. L. Bushong
Lee Bushong, Jr.
Bushong & Bushong
,ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Offices in Wash|ngton Hall
Building
CHARLES TOWN, W. VA.
-~ J|
C. W. MOORE
Sale Clerk
COMPETENT & AVAILABLE
AT ALL TIMES
17 YEARS EXPERIENCE
Phone 216-2. P. O. Box 348.
CHARLES TOWN, W. VA.
=
TESTED IN MODERN HOME SERVICE KITCHENS
When the Cooker Bakes the Cake!
the pan containing the Angel Food
is simply lowered into the dry prs-
heated cooker. Thus the cooker
when covered, is really converted
into a miniature oven. The switch
Is turned to a low speed which pro-
vides a heat which is equivalent to
that of a 300 to 325 F. oven, the
temperature at which Angel Food
is usually baked.
No special formula or method of
mixing need be employed In pre-
paring the A~gel Food cake mix-
ture which is to be baked in the
well-cooker. Use your own favorite.
time-tested recipe and apply the
method of mixing you like best.
If you have never tried your
hand at whipping up an air-spun
Angel Food before, perhaps you will
like the simple standard recipe
given below. Watch carefully tho
changing appearance of the egg
WHAT'S NEW in the field oft exact second at which the
Angel Food cakes? Stmply lshould stop. Then, when f(
this, it's a fact that you can now the sugar and flour, do
bake an A-1 blue ribbon Angel Food I oughly but gently. Rough or
right in the deep-well cooker which I sire mixing at this point te
is a part of the modern electricltoughen the delicate struct
range, i the Angel Food. Use a pan
The finished cake ts a typical has never been greased, of~
'baked" product, not a steamed and be sure that it fits the
cake as you might think and the cooker And finally, invert
directions are very easy to follow, baked cake on a cake rack and
No water is used in the well-cooker it hang for an hour before
for Angel Food cake baking, and attempt to loosen it [rum the
Angel Food Cake
~ teaspoon salt
1 cup egg whites
% teasl~oon cream of tartkr
1 cup sugar
teaspoon vanilla
I cup less 1 tablespoon
flour
Add salt to egg whites and
until foamy. Add cream of
and beat until they are stiff
to hold a peak but
moist appearance. Add
ally and fold in each portion
fully but qnickly. Add
Fold in sifted flour in 3 or 4
tions. Pour batter into
greased Angel Food cak~
Meanwhile remove insert pan
cooker well, then replace~
Preheat with the switch
heat for 10 minutes. Place
well; then switch to
whites as you beat them, however, thls low heat for 1 hour;
aud when they are stiff enough to move cake from well, and
hold a peak but ~till have a moist[on a cake rack to ooi
and glossy appearance~ that ie the [handling.
Classified advertising brings big
one today and be oat-
temperate, discreet,
sound in faith, and so on.
church. What
graces we have
that again and again
these
care and
il.~, esp. 2, ,5, ~).
':~It is what we are that speaks
loudly that folk do not pay any
~ntion to what we say. ~pas-
clearly states the fact that both
~ng snd Old, both men and women
~yes. even the preacher (v. "/)--are
the world the un-
teaching of a" consistent
;~ristian workers. However, we
~st hold and use this information
relation to ~ristia n truth if it is
be fully useful. A temperance
~w~rker withou"t Christ in his own
~e and in his labors against liquor
;~, weak, lacking the real solution
the dynamics to proclaim it ef-
~[~tivety. ,
iV, Consistent in Llie (Titus 2:
to ministers and
restatts of the use of alco-
Helpful material on such
is available, and the
that we have information
the liquor traffic, about the
the doctrines of the
faith. It is of great im-
This is not to be done
self-righteousness, but in humil-
the constant effort to
a one (Gal, 6:1). But
done, We are woe-
tk in the matter of church
shows in the in-
to do valiant
md country.
Doctrine (Titus
~. 1, 7. 8).
is to be wise, able
balanced in judg-
action, useful and effec-
Fundamentally every problem
finds its solution in a proper
O fice 'Phone 162.
Residence 'Phone 35.
CHARLES TOWN, W. V A.
MORGUE ATTACltED.
A COMPETENT LADY ASSISTANT
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND LICENSED
EMBALMER
I
Md, were week-end visitors at the
h,~me of'Mr, aud Mrs. Lee Hoovc
on Camp ltitl.
George Weaver, well-known and
very highly respected young col-
ored man. of Bolivar. is ~,;eriou~ly ill
in tim City llospital in Maitres-
burg, where he has been a patient
for a week. sulfming from a ~up-
tured appendix, itis eondiLion was
regarded as critical, trot a slight im
l) rovetnellL "~vas noted over the
week-end.
Mrs. Dyotl. l'~mkcnbaugh, Jr is a
patieut'ia the Charles Tvwn Gtmec-
Officers installed were: Miss Doris
Trundle, president; Miss Natalie
Nichols, ~ecretar]; Mrs. Ruby Mml-
uel, treasurer; Miss Carroll Castle-
man, reporter. The "Stars" took
up Library work for the ensuing
year, and at the second meetingA
which was held at the home of Mrs.
Manuel, Miss Natalie Nichols was
elected Librarian. This organiza-
tion would greatly appzeciate t|m
donation of books or magazines to
start their library.
Mi~s Arrah Mae Eackles spent
Sunday in Waship.gtan, D, C.
Mr .and Mrs. Charles Foreman
and family, of Chester, Pa,are
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Eackles. Bolivar, f(>r the past week
Mr. attd Mrs. George Luckett and Mr. B. C. Sponsler has retu ucd
son, Gordon, of Kensington, Md m Knoxville. Tenn where he is
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cha,;. employed by the blAndard Lime a~d
Wilt and Mr.and Mrs. Earl Lucke~t SLone Company. lte spent s,mte
o.n Sunday. Mrs. Ethel Cox. of time there, returnnig to his home
Kearneysville, was also a visitor at in Bolivar, for.n month.
the Luekett home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank S/dan, o17 Mt.
La ry Bird, of Laurel, Md and Rainier, Md and Mr. mid Mrs. Paui
Jay Eaekles, are recovering at the Sloan, of Washington, D. C we e
home of Jay's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday visitors atthe honm of Mrs.
J. L. Eaekles. after having their Rose Kreimandahl and Miss Lautu h
tonsils and adenoide renmved in L;dill Mr.}lolne.Frank ltall,accomlmn f W-t:'h-I[ Bell, son Artllur, (laugltter Virginia,liamS,Mr.Ofarldl'iteairn,Mr, s.Jalnesl'a'; MiSSR. Boyd,CatheEd-'-| OF T~H~ ~W;~Ks
his life, he shows himself per- B:UO I. M l~eetown a. m.; lVlitlville, i1:15 a. lit.; Stv~n- ' " " " '' l Mrs. Lena ttall, of Washingt. b
7:30 1'. M Sulnntit Fulnt: andoall 0unctloll, 7:~J0 p. nt. { Morning Prayer and Sermon- I t' 'toln(
c cry ;DUII(I~Iy Ill; I : U C '% ' "'1
!sistently'to be on the side of wicked- Third ~unday--Shenandoait June-{ v t 0"o luck,1~. v, six:In, las~ week aL ,he ~ ' of Pcrrvville, Va.; Mr. J. W. WiG[
~ess, it is the duty of the church Third Sunday o mu mt -- . Y.
11:00 /}. M l,eetownton, 9:45 a. ni.; Bakerton, .t1:15 a.{ liulu L; nl n l ~sLtsuuda .! (,I iur. a ~(I l~lrs J. W. t~amstm .
to have him "put away from among" 3:00 t. M Ivl.iddlewaym.; Millvilte, 7:30 p. In. / I1.00 A. M.; 3rd Sunday, Ilcf :am,
ine Ilub(':t and brother Ben, of|
Fourth Sunday--Bakerton, 9:45[M i,gt:>n, :q}cnt Saturday at the t'ittsburgh, Pa. ]
them iv. 13). 7:30 P. M Rippon a. m.; Mitlviite, il:lb a. hi.; ~hen-IEvensong~ att{t" ,Sermon c~t'.'~'.x ~uu- and ed.
~We can only judge a man by his Fourth Sunday
but we are required to do l[:00 A. M Sulnmit P mt and dull Juncti n' 7:30 P" n~" ,dayatlla. n antl7;'C;Ul n, n,:" m ,tiler homc ~"'''~,~%00J' ~]O
the sake of the purity of the 3:00 P. M Middleway Fifth Sunday---The same as thc[ tmurcn ~icilool ~Jvely ~LItlda3/--- 3 ,~ .- . [ gar liinton, Stanley llardy and S. by
I C. GIassford motored to Su sct
and the effectiveness of its 7:30 P. M Rippon iour~h Sunday. [ 'J.~;0 A.M. -------o ' ' ' n
SUMMIT POINT t'ark, t'a Sunday to see and hear