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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1965
Page
10
A New York Brunswick pastor urges Lent as daily reflection to seek personal direction and spiritual renewal amid a conformist society. The piece contrasts life as a grind, game, gamble, or gift and promotes stewardship, community goodwill, and reliance on divine guidance through Scripture and prayer.
Damascus area churches publish Palm Sunday rites with blessings at mass times and communal breakfasts. Holy Week offerings include midweek masses, Good Friday stations, Easter vigil, and multiple cantatas by local choirs. Other notes cover memorials of ministers, meetings, and planned coffee hours.
At Damascus Damasc us Methodist Church a memorial cross was placed in honor of Elmyra Parrish Burdette and the Chapel Choir dedicated music to her memory. Holy Week services were announced for Wesley Grove and Montgomery Methodist Churches with multiple evenings. The Montgomery WSCS met April 5 to plan a bake sale for April 17 and a spring supper rescheduled to May 8. A life membership pin honored Mrs. Robert Etchison. The WSCS celebrated its 25th anniversary with slides and a birthday cake. The 50 50 Club planned a bus trip to Baltimore for Country Jubilee. The sixth Genesis study session, hosted by Montgomery WSCS, concluded with a luncheon.
The eighth annual Easter Cantata of the combined choirs of Kemptown Montgomery and Mount Pleasant Methodist churches will be held this Sunday at 8 p m at the Mount Pleasant Methodist Church Mt. Pleasant The cantata will also be presented Sunday April 18 at 8 p m in the Kemptown Methodist Church Kemptown The choir is under the direction of David Masser and Maxwell Day accompanied by Miss Marlene Kelly and Miss Donna Moxley The choir includes Mrs Carole Baltzell Mrs Evelyn Bruchey Miss Sandra Bruchey Mrs Caroline Crapster Mrs Betty Day Miss Gayle Day Mrs Agnes Henderlight Miss Peggy Holmes Mrs Betty Jerman Mrs Ethel Kelly Miss Ruth Lenhart Mrs Karen Patterson Mrs Diane Reader Mrs Joyce Rhoades Mrs Katherine Warfield Mrs Pat Buxton Mrs Doris Coblentz John Day Scott Day Mrs Doris Holmes Mrs Genevieve Kelly Mrs Phyllis Kel
A list of names including Mrs Carolyn McDevitt Miss Ben Myers Miss Linda Mull r and Dick Baltzell Roger Buxton Jerry Hobbs Skip Isaacs Tim Isaacs David McDevitt George Brachey Jr Kessel W Day Jr appears. public invitation extended to attendees for a local event.
The Parkway Church of God holds nightly revival services at 9 36 p m through Easter Sunday. Monday features Rev John Gossert of Locust Valley, Tuesday and Thursday cover Holy Ordinances led by Pastor Rev F P Brose, and Friday features Rev Paul Cordell of Oak Hill. Special gospel music directed by Mrs Donald Sullivan. The daily prayer period is led by the Women's Christian Service Council.
Cambridge police report Burton Foxwell, 12, was fatally injured Friday night when a car struck him as he rode his bicycle on U S 50 in Cambridge.
Myersville Inter Church Committee sponsors Holy Week services at Myersville Church of the Brethren on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Rev Monroe Shearer Jr Evangelical United Brethren Church and Rev William M Brown Lutheran Church will speak. A union program Sunday at 7 30 p m features Dr Chester A Raber Brooklane Hospital chaplain Hagerstown speaking. Offerings go to Vacation Bible School. The 1964 Phils won only five of 18 games from the champion Cardinals.
Frederick Chamber of Commerce ends its membership drive with 20 new active members toward a 50 goal. The committee will continue soliciting from 100 prospects. Brunswick businessmen meet to discuss a joint affiliation with Frederick chamber. Vice President Carlton Molesworth will head negotiations with Brunswick businessmen and Mayor James E. Cummings.
A middle aged woman sat on a freshly painted Frederick courthouse bench on the first warm spring day. Signs warning visitors were removed by a prankster, and as she rose she left with green paint on her clothes.
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