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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1926
Page
9
Sunday worship schedules across churches in All Saint, Calvary, St Johns, Evangelical Lutheran, Presbyterian, Evangelical Reformed, Grace, Centennial Memorial U S, First Baptist, Church of the Brethren, and other local chapels. Includes Holy Communion times, Sunday schools, sermons, Epworth League, and midweek services. County listings note unite church activities and a New Market WC T U meeting with speakers and new members.
A devotional line urges consecration to the Lord to receive a blessing. The text references a biblical verse and prays for personal dedication to divine service. The wording reflects a period religious exhortation.
The article argues Genesis Noah story as a moral teaching on covenant between God and humanity, contrasting prophetic and priestly views, and noting the rainbow as a symbol of the enduring agreement. It emphasizes righteousness, punishment for sin, mercy, and the aim of living in communion with God through right living.
A sermonette outlines the Bible’s theme of renewal from Revelation 21 10 and Romans 6 4, praising springtime awakening nature and the new birth in Christ. It argues for a regenerated church membership and prepares believers for a future restoration of heaven and earth with prayerful devotion.
About 1,000 Frederick city and county students will perform May 7 at the Maryland State School for the Deaf. Directed by teachers from Johns Hopkins Extension Course, the event includes Native American life, immigrant arrivals, Quaker candlemaking, Colonial Ute, 1812 and postwar scenes, military pageantry, and modern school activities.
The Official Board and Conference Entertainment Committee of Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church express gratitude for the splendid publicity of the recent Baltimore Conference session held in Frederick Maryland. The congregation joins in the thanks and extends good wishes. Signed by G Ellis Williams secretary and Hammond Clary.
Rev W L C drugs and Rev Uranneck arrive in Frederick to lead special series at First Baptist Church beginning Sunday morning and continuing each evening at 730 o clock. Evangelist from Maryland Respect Union Association will preach morning and evening services with a children oriented closing service Sunday night. Ushers drawn from Bible school senior and intermediate departments.
The executive committee of the Yoomas Johnson Memorial Association met at the YY. M. GA. building. Members present included Judge Glenn He Worthington and Chief Judge Lamond Urner. Sculptor WR. Buei-Brown presented four memorial designs, including a seven foot tall bronze bust on a granite base and a slimline piece. No decision was made. meeting adjourned to May 21 at 7:30.
A vacancy at Emmitsburg Presbyterian led to Rev. Thomas T. Brown from Baltimore taking the pastorate of Emmitsburg, Taneytown, and Piney Creek churches. A four minister committee oversaw the installation in Waverly church with sermons by Rev. Robert Leetch and remarks from Rev. B I McDonald and Rev. Wittur M. Smith. The Piney Creek service is planned for Sunday, Tallertown service Tuesday, and a two week preaching series at Emmitsburg begins Wednesday led by evangelist Rev. Thomas I. Touston with two new church members.
Gettysburg College revokes permission for prospective co ed entrants who planned to enroll next fall after a board action in 1923 and a 1926 abolition of co education. The mix up led to withdrawal notices to several women who had applied for admission, and the error is being corrected.
Mrs Arthur Capper wife of Senator Capper formerly of Kansas remains in serious condition at the Hospital for Women of Maryland after a major operation two weeks ago she suffered relapse Friday Senator Capper traveled from Washington to Baltimore to stay by her bedside.
The Christian Endeavor of Trinity Reformed Church Adamstown will stage a play The Path Across the Ful in Adamstown Town Hall on Wednesday at 3 p m. The notice hints at mechanical tips for chair maintenance and mentions plans for a monument to Justice Taney to grace the fountain’s north side, balancing the south.
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