Easter Sunrise Services Draw Crowds Despite Weather
Easter services attracted about 150 people from Frederick County communities as two sunrise events were moved indoors due to mist and chill. Rev Charles A Shook preached at Calvary Methodist with Mrs Shook as soloist, while Donald Davis of Princeton Theological Seminary spoke at the Dickerson Methodist service. The interdenominational event featured a 30-voice youth choir directed by Mrs Donald Sullivan.
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Hood College
Frederick Christian Youth Council
Calvary Methodist Church
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Montgomery County
Dickerson Methodist Church
Charles A. Shook
Frederick
Cedar Grove Methodist Church
Shook
Redeemer
Frederick County
Eugene Sanders, Jr
Frederck
Donald Davis
Princeton Theological Seminary
God
Jesus
Kefauver Clubs Set Up In Three Maryland Counties
Kefauver for President headquarters reports county clubs formed in Montgomery Frederick and Anne Arundel counties to back Tennessee Senator Kefauver. He is the sole presidential candidate in Maryland's May 4 5 primary and will visit Frederick April 28 Baltimore April 29 and perhaps the Eastern Shore April 30. An uninstructed delegation will oppose him at the state Democratic convention in May.
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Baltimore
Kefauver
Montgomery
Frederick
Anne Arundel
Maryland
Trout Season Opens Tuesday in Frederick County Streams
Frederick County streams stock 5 200 adult trout for the statewide opening at 5 30 am Tuesday. Brook, brown and rainbow trout range seven to 14 inches with some five to eight pound brood fish shipped to Big Hunting, Middle and Fishing creeks. Regional warden Phebus says extra wardens will patrol for five trout daily creel limits and 5 30 am to 8 pm fishing hours. Opening day crowds depend on weather. Fishing Creek expected to be busiest.
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Frederick County
Middle Creek
Friends Creek
Little Hunting Creek
Donald Gilbert
Benjamin F. Phebus
Phebus
Fishing Creek
Frederick
Hunting Creek
John R. Cheatham
William B. Bennett
William B. Bennett, Sr
Charles F
Pete) Hartman
Robert J
Lancelot Jacques
Floyd Akers
Prew Savoy
Owens Creek
American Cancer Society
States
District of Columbia
Easter Observances Across World Mark Peace Hope
Christian World observes Easter with music and prayer as Christians hail the resurrection. Soldiers in Korea pause to pray and pilgrims flock to Jerusalem and Rome for blessings while Western Europe enjoys spring prosperity under overcast skies and New York hosts the grand Easter parade despite rain.
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Associated Press
Christy
Free Countries
Korea
Jerusalem
Jesus
United States
New York
Fifth Avenue
Churches Watchful as Communist Rule Curbs Faith
In crowded houses of worship faithful Christians respond to threats from Communist rulers by maintaining tradition in best clothes. American troops abroad flee to holiday safety amid occupation pressures in Germany Austria and Trieste. Pope Pius XII addresses over 250000 worshippers in St Peter's Square urging a large scale Christian crusade.
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Germany
Austria
Trieste
Pope Pius
Rome
St. Peter's Square
Easter at Canterbury and Eisenhower attend Paris service
Archbishop Geoffrey Fisher preached at Canterbury Cathedral urging unity among Christians and subordination of worldly interests to God’s Kingdom. In Paris General Eisenhower and his wife joined Easter services at the American Episcopal Cathedral as holiday crowds filled the streets.
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Canterbury
Geoffrey Fisher
Paris
Dwight D. Eisenhower
American Episcopal Cathedral
Easter Day Observances Across Korea and Washington
Allied soldiers knelt on the front in Korea as Gen James A Van Fleet urged troops to remember God is with them in their righteous mission against the Communist evil. About 38 000 attended 33 sunrise services in the Washington area as President Truman and Mrs Truman visited St Johns Episcopal Church. Cancer accounted for one of every seven deaths last year.
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Washington
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