WSCS Md Va Elderships Workshop Held
The Women's Christian Service Council of the Maryland and Virginia Eldership held a Spring Workshop at Parkway Church of God Frederick on April 3 with the theme Living Our Faith. Guests included Rhoda Kauffman speaker and Maytown Church of God member. Brunswick Youth Choir performed. officers were installed and delegates elected for summer seminar. fall rally planned for November 6 1971.
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Women’s Christian Service Council
Maryland and
Virginia
Parkway Church of God
Frederick
F. P. Brose
Jesus
Drances Federline
Evelyn Sullivan
Madaline Young
Dollie Crum
Helen Linton
Lancaster County
Tindsay College
Millersville State Teachers
Brunswick
Marie Lloyd
Kathryne Corbin
Virginia Gosnell
Ethel Merryman
James Moss
Charles Rockwell
Rosella Fleagle
Julia Belt
Stewardship
Theda Deener
Ruth Crouse
Barbara Stone
Beall Seeks Railpax Route Change to Cumberland
Senator J Glenn Beall Jr will co sponsor legislation to restore the Washington to Pittsburgh passenger route via Cumberland to Railpax. He criticizes the current cut in direct service in favor of a detour via Harrisburg and backs a $250 million plan for added inter city rail transportation and high speed ground transport research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Glenn Beall Jr
Railpax
Washington
Maryland
National Railroad Passenger Corp
Washington-to-Pittsburgh
Cumberland
Beall
Nixon allocates 42 million to ease aerospace job crisis
President Nixon released 42 million dollars for a four pronged aerospace unemployment program administered by the Labor Department. Twenty thousand job seekers will use a new job search plan while 25 million funds retraining for engineers and scientists to shift to new fields. Ten million supports moving households, and two million backs conversion studies to align talent with traditional sectors. This aims to blunt **SST** related layoffs and smooth national priority shifts.
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Congress
Nixon
Neers
Grossnickle Church Plans Programs of Special Emphasis
The Grossnickle Church of the Brethren invites a two day program on April 17 and 18. A 6:30 p.m. fellowship meal precedes a discussion led by Rev. Warren Eshbach on the New Testament basis for peace and draft alternatives. On April 18 at 10:30 a.m. Pastor Clyde E. Hylton speaks on America Your Days Are Numbered with Daniel 6 26 27. the adult choir presents an anthem. A 7:30 p.m. talk by Maryland State Police Sgt Harbaugh covers drug findings and use.
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Grossnickie
Missions and Service Commission
Christian Education Commission
Clyde E. Hylton
America
Lant Smith
Tpr
Cpl
Harbaugh
Maryland State Police
Woman Guilty Of Forged Prescription
A Washington DC woman was convicted in Magistrate Court for trying to obtain a controlled drug with a forged VA prescription at Mercers Drug Store on North Market Street. Phy lis E. Boykin received a suspended one year sentence, placed on probation, and was told to seek treatment in Washington DC.
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Washington, D.C
Mercer’s Drug Store
North Market Street
Phylis E. Boykin
James Edwards
Franklin formed the first volunteer fire company in Philadelphia
The first volunteer fire company, named the Union Fire Company, was formed in Philadelphia in 1736 by Benjamin Franklin, according to Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Franklin
Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
Union Fire Company
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Nazarenes Plan Assembly in Baltimore
The Washington district holds its first assembly since Rev. Roy E. Carnahan became district superintendent in 1970. The meeting at First Church of the Nazarene Baltimore runs April 28–29 with reports from pastors of 64 churches, Carnahan delivering his first annual message, district officers elected, and delegates chosen for the 18th quadrennial General Assembly in Miami Beach in June. Dr. George Coulter presides.
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Washington
Roy E. Carnahan
Church of the Nazarene
Baltimore
Nazarene
Carnahan
Ellicott City
Miami Beach
Fla
George Coulter
Kansas City
St Josephs Day of Recollection Led by Seminary Students
St Joe’s held its annual Day of Recollection on April 6 led by seminarians from Mount St Mary’s Seminary. Talks drew from Jesus Christ Superstar with sessions on love and Eucharist, followed by private confessions, a Mass at 2 pm, and music by local singers.
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St. Joe’s
Mount St. Mary’s Seminary
Frank Tamburro
Gregory Lum
Christ
Herod
Gene Nickel
Jesus
Harry Flynn
Susie
Beth Morningstar
Katie Marshall
Nora Ligorano
Tom Prohaska
Frank de Luca
Bill Petruska
Gregory Sum
James Tucker
Bob Obringer
John Enzler
Bob Cofenas
Correction on bid results for I 70 overlook project
The Friday News corrects the earlier list. Kibler Construction Co. of Finksburg had the low bid at 369,544 for the eastbound I 70 overlook west of Ridge Road. Plummer Construction Co. of Hagerstown bid 375,565. Wolfe Brothers Construction of Myersville was third with 463,588.
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Wolfe Brothers Construction
Myersville
Ridge Road
Kibler Construction Co
Finksburg
Plummer Construction Co
Hagerstown
Wolfe
Tax lien filed against protester in Frederick County
A federal tax lien for 234.35 was recorded in Frederick County Circuit Court against Helen G. Alexander tied to unpaid federal tax on her telephone bill. Alexander, of Box 501 RFD 2 Frederick, refuses funds for the Vietnam war and has sent money to peace groups.
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Frederick County
Helen G. Alexander
Alexander
Box 501
RFD 2
Frederick
Homebuilders Class Meeting Recaps March Session
The Church of the Brethren Homebuilders Class met at 7:30 p.m. at Florence Cullen's home with 18 members present. Rebecca McLaren opened, themes on Sarah the Industrious were presented, prayers and devotional readings followed, and poems were read. Treasurer Vivian Warner noted a donation for orphans, sun shine boxes and quilts were sent to needy families, and two members were listed sick. The next gathering is April 15 at Crena L Spencer's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright Jewels
Calvary United Methodist Church
Robert Kline
Ray Watkins
Jesus
Jerusalem
Myerly
Dan Dee
Claude Breighner
Exie Baker
Church of the Brethren
Florence Cullen
Rebecca McLaren
Bessie Witmore
Madeline Grove
Sarah
Virginia Zimmerman
Lucy Zimmerman
Vivian Warner
Evelyn Firor
Eva Schultz
Crena L. Spencer
Hood College Students Plan Earth Day Activities
Hood College plans Earth Day events from April 20 to 24 led by the President's Committee. Sculptor James Wines speaks April 20 on visual pollution, with lectures and discussions through April 21. April 22 features booths, petitions, and talks by Dr Earl Bragdon and others at Rosenstock Hall, plus environmental films. April 24 volunteers gather at Baker Park to clean Carroll Creek area.
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Hood
James Wines
Price
Totem Arts Center
Wines
Pergola
Earl Bragdon
Rosenstock Hall
Baker Park
Carroll Creek
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Prospect Plaza
Richard
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Francis Scott Key Mustang Club
Cancer Fund
Estella Appleby
WSCS
Md.Va
Grossnickle
Nazarenes Plan Assembly
McDonough Power Equipment Company Inc
Fuqua Industries
Baker's
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Sterling Bollinger
Robert Smariga
Amanda Lewis
Toyota
Bnston Nek. Custer
W. Patrick St. Frederick
Woody Free
Garst Paint Center, Inc
Frederick Maryland
Ata
Paul K. Dell
West Church
St. Frederick
Business & Personal Insurance
le Meee
Anny Ouality
Church ST
Frith
Evans International Homes
Charles Town
West Virgina
Orchard Hills
Ran Ruark
Hollingsworth Drive
Winchester
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MD-2
46Th St
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Minneapolis
Minn
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Frederick County National Bank
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