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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1963
Page
9
Church services listed by denomination and location. Catholic services include Mass times and confessions. United Church of Christ and other churches show morning worship and church schools with schedules. Locations mentioned include Pleasant Hill Zion Charlesville Utica Carrollton Manor and St. Joseph’s-on-Carrollton Manor. Times vary by church and day including Sundays and First Fridays.
Sunday and weekday worship times listed for multiple churches including Rocky Ridge Bush Creek St Ignatius Loyola and St Joseph, with church schools Sunday school and liturgical services, daily masses and Stations of the Cross across parishes in the region.
A schedule of worship times and Sunday schools for Evan United Brethren churches in Thurmont Deerfield Myersville Middletown Pleasant Walk Woltsville Garfield Walkersville and Taneytown including Rev Sergeants and pastors with times for worship service Sunday School and youth activities. Holy Communion and special services are noted for Taneytown and Good Friday events.
In Locust Valley Oak Hill Germantown and nearby churches outline weekly programs. Rev Gossert leads Church of God with Bible School at 9 30 am Worship at 10 30 am and evening services on 4th and 5th Sundays at 6 90 pm and 7 30 pm midweek Thursday service. Oak Hill led by Rev Cordell offers 9 30 am Sunday School 10 30 am Morning Worship at 6 45 pm Christian Endeavor at 7 30 pm. Germantown Bethel lists Bible School 9 30 am Worship 7 pm and additional youth services. Easter ordinance services noted at Mountain location with evening worship and schedule.
A listing of Episcopal parishes with service times and Sunday School details across Poolesville, St. Stephen's, Harriott Chapel, Mt. Airy, St. James, St. Pauls Poplar Springs, Brunswick, St Luke's, Mark's, Grace New Market, Braddock Heights and Church of the Transfiguration. Services include Holy Communion, Morning Prayer, sermons, family services, and church school.
A survey of local church schedules lists Rev A W Fox at Other Churches Garretts MiB Assembly with morning and evening services, Rev George R Gibson at Weavertos First Baptist, Rev William Garland at Gambrill Park Calvary Bible, and multiple other congregations across Germantown Neelsville Ridgeville Mt Airy Damascus and Shits areas, detailing Sunday School times worship and midweek activities for each church. The compiled timetable shows varied service times from 9:45 am to 7:30 pm and includes Bible study, training union, communion and youth services across numerous churches such as Graceham Moravian Hageweed Church of God and Keovville Church of God.
The St Marks Lutheran Church in Doubs presents an Easter Morning program starting at 9 am featuring a Junior Choir song Good Morning recitations and multiple solos and readings by named participants. The event closes with congregational singing There Is A Garden Far Wear and The Lord's Prayer, plus an 7:99 pm showing of a film We Beheld His Glory followed by refreshments?
Brevard area church notices list weekly services at Brusewick First Sopliss Rev Leonard D Carmack with 9 30 a m 6 15 p m training union and 7 30 p m worship plus Wednesday prayer service Shookstewa Assembly Rev Ralph Fowler Sunday School 10 a m worship 7 45 p m Evangelistic Service prayer Thursday and Friday CA Meeting Bible Baptist Old Braddock Rev Herschel Elder Sunday School 11 a m Morning Worship 6 30 p m Young People 7 30 p m Evening Service Bartholows Pentecostal Rev Arthur C Baugher 10 a m Sunday School 7 45 p m Evangelistic Services Thursday Prayer Service Rocky Springs Union Church Rev Ralph E White Sunday School 2 p m Service 2 45 p m 7 p m Thurs Prayer Meeting Bartonsville Pentecostal Rev Josie Whitbeck Fellowship Meeting Saturday 10 a m Sunday School 7 45 p m Evangelistic Services
Grace United Church of Christ in Taneytown hosts Community Good Friday services from 12 30 to 3 00 p m with meditations by six area pastors and a Last Words of Jesus theme Easter Sunrise service at 6 00 a m with Rev Howard W Miller delivering the sermon Brass Quartet from Taneytown High School and the Grace Church Senior Choir provide music Everyone welcome
Ralph W Loew reflects during Lent on love integrity forgiveness and self understanding. He cites a 1865 image of a colored grandmother lifting a grandchild to view Lincoln and urges readers to take a long look at the meaning of the cross and the life of Christ for personal transformation. He links these reflections to modern automation, responsibility, and the prodigal son parable as calls to self examination and renewed purpose.
The Civitan Club dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel saw President Louis C. Kinsey in the chair. Officers elected include Warren P. E. Smith as president and Joseph M. Wilson as president elect, with Maurice J. Floyd as vice president and H. Harold Dover and others as directors. A ping pong table donated by Maurice Floyd was delivered to Harmony Grove School, and the club approved soft ball shirts and caps for Harmony Grove’s team. A Loyola College scholarship was set up for Alfred A. Pagsa, a teacher at the school for mentally retarded children. Junior Civitan members were noted as active in a dye project.
Easter exas outlines proceeds to be donated to Joval Hasler Seal Treatment Center. Lieutenant Governor David D. Qoland urged large Chesapeake District attendance at the Convention to be held at the Lord Baltimore Hotel May 10 12. Robert C. Hilke announced the 15th Anniversary Dinner Dance at the Francis Scott Key Hotel next Thursday April 18 featuring a speech by Charles E. Moylan Jr. and music by the Esquires. Allen J. Lipps received an attendance award. MT. PLEASANT 4H held its April 3 meeting with 3 members and one leader. discussions covered National 4H Club Week and a demonstration for the Raritan Club on How to do the Blind String. Nancy Duvall spoke on My Ponies. Mrs. McDevitt taught Record Books. Brenda Hahn hosted refreshments. JOLT FOR JFK PLAN notes Kennedy economic plan hit by House Appropriations Committee blocking more money for make-jobs public works, potentially ending the program. Airborne dog mentioned in Altoona dispatch.
A 50 mile an hour wind lifted the beagle Slinky from its doghouse in Altoona and hurled it into an open field half a block away. The dog escaped unhurt while the doghouse was wrecked. The note also mentions Michigan State’s 1949 football day against Marquette with 694 rushing and passing yards.
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