Religious services and events listed for Frederick area churches
Local churches outline Sunday services across denominations including First Baptist, Presbyterian, Episcopal, Trinity M E, All Saints, St. Barnabas, Evangelical Lutheran, Church of the Brethren, Salvation Army and more. Activities include worship, Sunday schools, youth groups, and special speakers such as Dr. J. Ross Stevenson at Princeton Theological Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W. C. Royal
Pele
Presbyterian Church
Chas. RE. Wehler
D. D
J. Rosas Stevenson
Princeton
Dr. Stevenson
J. Ross Stevenson
Princeton Theological Seminary
Ton, X. J
Wil
Presbyterian Church of
Frederick
Anion Mandar
Frederick County
Transfiguration and Service Sunday School Lesson
The article discusses the Transfiguration of Jesus on the mountain with Peter James and John, its heavenly vision, and the voice declaring to hear him. It links the event to the call for Christian service and practical duty, warning against emotion without action and urging transformed lives through service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
James
John
Elsas
Moses
Jesus
Jesas
Elias
WM. E. Gilroy
D. D
The
Congregationalist
Christ
Yod
Paul
S. S. Contest Engages Frederick County Sunday Schools
The United Brethren Sunday schools in Frederick County open a countywide contest on Sunday and run through June 3. Officials in Frederick City outlined committees for records, attendance, teachers, cradle roll, and offerings, with credits for new members, church affiliations, and teacher attendance. The count reports weekly to Merril L. Reddick in Walkersville for credit distribution among participating schools and pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Sunday Schools
Frederick County
Centennial Memorial United Brethren
Glenn O. Garber
C. Thos. Summers
W. W. , Pickett
Max Fisher
Florence Bigensbrode
Freda Bowen
Grace Cowell
Jacob Kintz
C. G. Baker
Henry Show
Jennie Ramsburg
Reno S. Harp
Victor Summers
Russell Fogle
Merril L. Reddick
Walkersville
George W. Strine
Frederick School
John W. Fisher
W. F. Kohler
Thurmont
B. F. Blubaugh
Myersville
Series of Frederick teachers meetings Friday
A series of sessions for Frederick County teachers occurred Friday under various supervisors. Miss Theresa Wiedefeld of the State Department of Education spoke at the county Parent-Teachers Association meeting set for Saturday at 2 pm. Several grade groups held morning and afternoon sessions with speakers from the county education staff. The big P T A gathering at Church Street School will hear Mrs. Harry Parkhurst on the national organization and county program efforts. Continuous events included reports on the National Education Association Reston meeting and local talks by Ella V. Kriez and Wickham, with music by the Frederick High School orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Theresa Wiedefeld
State Department of Education
Parent‘Teachers’ Association
Helen Jane Woodley
Academy
Church Street
Wiedefeld
Palmer
Hal Lee Ott
Angeline M. Sundar
Mt. Pleasant
Bessie Brown
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Harry Parkhurst
PLTA
National Educatton Association
Reston
Siox Palmer
Oyber
Parent- Teachers’ Association of
Mise Ella V. Kriez
Frederick High Schol Orchestra
Wiklew Ind
Cattle Feeding School Held at Local High School
A cattle feeding course was conducted in the high school building in En Mitshurz on Friday and Thursday nights led by Dr. DeVes Meade head of the Animal Hine department assisted by Tyory Al Syne coming agent from the University of Maryland. Instruction followed the earlier program at New Market and Feagaville with lectures adapted to dairy cattle feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enmitshurz
Yhuray
DeVes Meade
Department of Animal
Jteader
Fxtenden Strvis
University of Maryland
Iast
Tyory al Syne
Mea Newnen
cTa
Feamier Ag Tha Nig Beg
New Market
Feagaville
Klan Loses Suit In Pittsburgh Ruling
Federal Judge W. J. S. Thomson dismisses an injunction suit by the Ku Klux Klan against five former members. He says the Klan acted with dirty hands and cannot obtain relief, citing testimony of violence, terror, and rioting tied to the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Ku Klux Klan
W. J. S. Thomson
H. W. Evans
Court of Equity
Klan
Thomson
Night Riders
Black Robe
Parch
Exans
Jead
Enari
Diaiitif
Jorneys
Carr
Highes
Court Affirms Waters Will Challenge in Maryland Case
The Court of Appeals upheld the Frederick County Circuit Court ruling in John Waters v Charles C. Waters. Waters challenged a will that left part of the estate to the Order of the Holy Cross for a charity memorial, and the high court affirmed the prior decision. Evangelistic services are planned at Myersville United Brethren Church from April 15 to 29 with Rev. C A Blackmore and other pastors leading several sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Erdman
Burkittevile
Lewistown
L. A. Bangerter
Catoctin Puragee
Mt. Pleasant
Union Chapel
Pleasant
Hartzell
John M. DeChant
C. G. Miller
Utica
John M DeChant
Grace
Pleasant Hill
Yon
Charlesville
Jefferson Reformed
Alvill Conner
Jefferson Church
Union C. EL
Feagavilla
Pleasant Walk
CE. Foltz
D. D
Pennsylvania
Washington
Wil Pufich
Rocky Springs
Christ Reformed Church
Middletown
John Samuel Adam
Cearch School
Harmony Reformed Church
Holy Communion
Burkittsville Reformed Charge
W. B
Annapolis
Mal
Court of Appeala
Frederick County
John
Waters
Charles C. Waters
Order of the Holy Cross
Charles Waters
James
Circuit Court of
Frederick
Court of Appeals
Will Rocking
Frederick County Court
Myersville
United Brethren Church
Mrereville
C. A. Blackmore
Chas EF. Fultz
Pennsylvania Conference
Wil
Treight
Henry
Kraft
Mckinley Coffman
Iyersville
J S. Adam
Venk
Mackrare Tey
FL Blubsuch
Notable Faith and Founding Echoes in Early American Piety
The piece recalls a Presbyterian message linking religious belief to founding ideals in America. It cites Liberty and rights as key motives, referencing early colleges and figures such as Prinston and Stevenson, and notes ongoing reverence for historic moral aims amid changes in worship and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carel
Tan
Smufetta Prinston
Owas
Tae
Stevenson
Final Meeting of Monocacy Club Highlights Deaf Education Talk
The Monocacy Club held its final meeting at the Evangelical Reformed church with Prof. Ignatius Bjorlee delivering an address on the deaf and adjustment. About 180 attendees, a supper, and officers for next year were announced. a Ladies’ Night is planned for May 23 at Sauble’s Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignation Bjorlee
Uie
Supart
St Augustine
United States
Hartford
Conn
Thomas Tropking Gallaudet
France
Theeridie
St. John’s
Willner
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church Plans Forwarded for Approval
Tentative drawings for the Calvary Methodist Episcopal church to be built on the Wilcoxon and Brown lumber yard site at West Second and Bente Streets have been sent to the Bureau of Architecture in Philadelphia for approval. Architect Joseph Urner, son of Chief Judge Hammond Urner, prepared plans for a modern and beautiful edifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Wilcoxon and Brown
West Second and
Bente Streets
Bureau of Architecture
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
Joseph Urner
Hammond Urner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Epworth Teague
Trinity M. E. Church South
R. Carl Maxwell
Fred Mont Union
All Saints’ Church
Louglass Heon
Hood College
Oak Grove
St. Barnabas
Fev
Douglass Hooff
St. Timothy's Chapel
W .B. Barker Turner
Vica
Evangelical Lutheran
U.S. G. Rupp
Charles D. Shaffer
Luther League
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henry L. G. Kieffer
Wieffer
Sea of Galilea
Kieffer
Grace Lough
Wooler
Centennial Memorial United Brethen Church
George W W. Strine
Tnited Brethren Sunday Schools
Church of the Brethren
J. Kurtz Miller
Salvation Army
Hallin Ebare
George Hughes
Lynenburg
Union Gospel Mission
R. Paul Miller
Christian Science
Pythian Castle
Trisky Refor Ned
Adamstown
G. W. Kerefetter
Willard Rice
Marsland C. Junior
Satunday
Rares
TL Harviwell
Gade Church
Walkereville—Sun
Christian
Doubs
Welkersvile A. B. Church
John W
Walker Sched
Sheldoup
Jefferson —Lutheran
George E. Seiler
Jefferson
Henry C. Kraft
St Paul's
Locust Valley Church of God
T. A. Wastler
St Peters
Marrand
Epipe
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So! Transfiguration and Service
S. S. Contest
United Brethren
Ballenger Woman‘s Club
Texalsr
Ballenger Woman's Club
Edgar Hargett
Meadar
Ches- Qeiminal
Mra Pianossia
Mra
Adcar
Oliver Kinz
Harry Howard
Marsett
T. T. Culler
Asa Reng
William T_ ichayiaine
Thom Presa
Willis Terr
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Amamstown
Iseries OF Teachers
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Charles E. Wenler
Bible Thought
Prof
Bjorlee
Maryland
State School For the Deaf
Iter
Heart L. G. Kieffer
Dutrow
A. N. McCardell
Arthur T. McCanner
George T. Schroeder
J. W. D. Carty
Roncoe B. Rhoads
Kirk D. Cramer
H. A. Herwig
Clinton B. Keller
Charles Worman
Emory Nusz
Tl. BE. Cutsatt
Austin B. Rhoads
BE A. G. Merron
A. C G. McCfrdell
George E. Scheil
R. Earl Derr
Richard L. Hargett
G. Oscar Rhoads
J. Wolty Fabrier
Guy I. Cramer
Charles W. Quynn
Charles C. Rout+vibn
John J
N. Shipley
Albert F. Culler
George G. Slagle
Earl Ramsburg
Harvey
Zimmerman
Charles W. Lough
Z. D. Kauffman
Charles W. Casbour
C. Edward Sinn
C. BE. Zimmerman
Joseph Zimmerman
L. E. Reefer
Z. Ti. Anders
Marlon G. Little
A. LeRoy McCardell
Arthur G. Sherald
John H. Staley
Arthur H. Doll
le A. Stoler
George Mobley, Jr
J. Teenerd Notangle
Mrs
Maud W. Dithmoar
Mayor Lloyd
Culler
John Renn
Elmer Sto. Maxwell
G. Hunter Bowers
F. Bowers
Norman Blabaugh
Ignatius Bforlee
Miss Newgeon
Warren Taylor
Ransom R. Lewis
H. Noel Haller
A. Hart Etchison
G. Lloyd Palmer
C. Holtz
Charles P. Troxell
Byron
G., Coblents
Spangler Elefler
George Lawson
Robert Esworthy
Henry H. Abbott
H. FE. Oatsail
Ralph W. Fahrney
P. D. Kuhus, Jr
George M. Free
Howard Hankey
M. de Chant
Louis L. Wilson
Robert McCardell
Jax McCardell
Ira Staley
Entrene Staley
Rozier Bue Mans
Hill Avenue
West Fourth Ext
Bible School
East Church Street
G. Ollis Williams
Anna M. Schautz
M—Church School
Casper E. Glize
Asot
M—Epworth League
Jane Stomm
Church of the Illuminated Cross
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