Catholic Fund Drive Opens at St. John’s Parish
Rev Herbert Jordan assistant pastor at St John’s led sixty captains during a Friday meeting at the parish room to launch the annual Catholic Fund Drive. The appeal supports Dren’s Village for Orphans and St Vincent’s Infant Home in Baltimore while sixty workers will canvass Frederick City and adjoining county. Father Jordan will lead daily Mass for all workers and contributors.
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Herbert B. Jord
Herbert RH. Jordan
St. John's
St. John’s
Father Jordan
Chase
St. Vincent's
Baltimore
Frederick City
St. John’s Parish
Civil War Centennial Meeting Planned by Frederick Group
The Frederick Chamber sponsors a Civil War Centennial Committee meeting Monday night in the Winchester Health Department Conference Room. The group aims to recreate Civil War events in the area as part of the national celebration. FACULTY SEES PLAY The Liberty School faculty attended The Dark at the Top of the Stairs in Washington on April 23.
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Winchester
Frederick Chamber
Liberty School
National Theater
Washington
Washingtonian
Bi O'Toole
M Regina Diller
Anna Robert Griffin
Wyndham Barbe
Weekly Church Services Continued Across Area
A list of worship times and church school sessions for numerous churches. Harmony Pleasant View Bethel Siethedist Gambril Park Calvary Keents Chapel Methodist Emmanuel Church Liberty Catholic New Market Methodist Carmel New Market Central Lovettsville Lutheran Bethel New Jerusalem Brownsville Church of the Brethren West Brownsville South Brownsville Garretts Mill Assembly of God show service hours, church schools, and worship schedules.
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Pleasant View
Church of the Brethren
L. EB. Fike
New Market
C_ S. Aist
Mi Carmel
Lovettsville Lutheran
Kreisinger
Zion
Bethel
New Jerusalem
Brownsville
N. L. Paling
West
South
Garretts Mill
Assembly of God
A. W. Fox
W M Meeting Notes and Local Church Schedules
Church round up lists weekly services for Walkereville Eve Bethesda Hyattstown and area, with times for Sunday School Worship and evening programs. Ki Wives hold January meeting at Taney Inn with program Keep Maryland Beautiful and notes on future gathering. Frederick welcome column explains a police summons misattributed to a Brooklyn man supervising grandchildren and dog control.
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Taney Inn
Charles Stonesifer
America
Charles R. Clatg
Leonard Reifsnider
George Harner
Stonesifer
Kitty Royer
Naomi Baumgardner
Grace Graham
Mabel Reifsnider
Johnny Appleseed
Siusser
Frederick
David Abelow
Brooklyn
Abelow
Inlaw
Ira
Linden Boulevard
Germantown Bethel Cascade
John Lacksmith
Local Social News Clippings From Taneytown and Vicinity
Taneytown and Lit tle town guests include Mrs. Denton Yingling visiting Mr and Mrs Carroll Hess Mrs Arnold visiting relatives in Utica and birth announced at Frederick Memorial Hospital for A J Rosenwald and Bliss Julia Arnold Rosenwald Daughters. Regional youth rally attendees from area churches include Sylvia Howarth Freda Lambert and others with Lambert named lay advisor and Vicki Lambert elected vice president. Weekend visitors to the Fleagle home include Mrs H K Myers and Mrs Clarence Myer.
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Denton Yingling
Littlestown
Carroll Hess
Charles R. Arnold
A. J. Rosenwald
Utica
Clyde Hesson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Rosenwald
Bliss Julia Arnold
Oliver Cashell
Frank
Palmer
Olney
David Stang
Gaithersburg
Mervyn C. Fuss
United Lutheran Church Men
Omaha
Neb
Howard Tolle
Baldwin
Ted Silva
Mary Ellen
Seattle
Washington
Clyde Wilhide
Robert Thomas
Barry
Linda
Sipesville
Thomas
Harry Crouse
Western Maryland
Mt. Zion United Church of Christ
Hagierstown
Sylvia Howarth
Freda Lambert
I Ralph Stones
Sugarloaf Homemakers tour and meeting summary
Sugarloaf Homemakers Club hosted by Mrs. William Pyles with Mrs. A D Wooten assisting. Guests included Mrs. Thurau from Germany and five foreign doctors wives. Demonstration on better living by Mrs. Rhoads followed by a dairy barn tour and a Sugarloaf Mountain ride.
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Maryland
Klaus ‘Thurau
Montgomery County
Catherine M. Rhoads
Thurns
Germany
National Institute of Health
Roads
Sugarloaf Homemakers’ Club
Rhoads
Sugarloaf
William Pyles
A. D. Wooten
Farm Prices Rise in Washington Mid-March to Mid-April
The Agriculture Department reports farm prices in Washington climbed about one percent from mid March to mid April 1960. Higher costs for eggs potatoes hogs corn and cotton drove the upturn. The mid April level was near a year earlier and below the February record highs.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
How to Survive the End of the World
A reflective piece urges readers to prepare for the End of the World as described in scripture. It emphasizes that survival involves spiritual readiness and obedience to divine intervention, not mere avoidance of cataclysmic events. The article frames the Day of the Lord as a promise of God's forthcoming correction.
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Earth
Lord
Zephaniah
God
Jesus
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Emmaseel
United Church of Christ
Liberty Catholic
E. T. Sargus
Peter
Anition Manor
Dr. Thorning
St. Joseph’s
Torrenton Manor
W. M
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Brethren
Albert Snyder
Sheokstown
Montgomery
HL. Sparks
Bethesda
Hyattstown
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Andreas
Locust Valley Church of God
J. W. Gossert
Taneytown
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Chicago
World Health Organization
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