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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1965
Page
3
Martin W Hyland notes Sunday Mass times in county churches with services at 8 and 11 a.m. including continued listing from page two. The brief column provides a schedule snapshot for parish worship across the area.
A condensed listing of churchs in the Petersville area with pastors and service times. Includes Episcopal, Assembly of God, Baptist, Presbyterian and other congregations with Holy Eucharist, morning prayers, Sunday schools, worship services and midweek activities.
A reader list shows weekly worship times and activities for Sheekstown Assembly of God, Bible Baptist, Tabernacle, Christian Church, and Boyds Presbyterian. Services include morning worship, Bible study, prayer meetings, youth gatherings, and evening services with specific times and pastors listed.
A neighborhood carnival to benefit muscular dystrophy victims will be held Tuesday at 6 p.m. at the corner of Mount Olivet Boulevard and South Market Street. The fete is organized by the Fawley, Bare, and Staton families, with children Michael David and Carol Fawley, Robert Joanne and Angela Bare, and Jairus Staton Jr. as organizers.
Dr William V Lockwood of Baltimore is appointed Regional Deputy Director of the Department of Labor s Neighborhood Youth Corps He will aid Regional Director George L Glasheen The program runs in Delaware Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby eastern states and aims to keep youths in school while providing job training for those who left the program.
Robert L. Warfield president of Frederick Motor Company Inc received Ford Motor Company’s Distinguished Achievement Award at a banquet at Indian Springs Country Club. Area recipients included Sperry Ford Sales Emmitsburg Massey Ford Inc Hagerstown Moyers Motor Company Inc New Market and Crouse Ford Sales Inc Taneytown. The second item reports Mexico City airport control tower watch for flying saucers as hundreds of report sightings with weather balloons cited by one tower man.
The Kansas City judge condemned teen marriages after sentencing an 18 year old to two years probation and warned he would return the youth to court for possible penitentiary time if he wed while on probation. He also barred weekend trips home for three months except church, urging courting at a reasonable age and inviting Christ into the process. The Mennonite Evangel promotes a Bible based view on divorce.
The Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church held its annual picnic at Husky Park. Food was organized by Mrs. Harry Krantz with help from Mrs. Thomas Williams Sr. Devotions were led by Earl Cline and Harold Hausler. Dozens attended, including Rev. and Mrs. Clifford Lloyd and many friends and families.
Rev. Willard Crunkilton announces a county-wide hymn sing set for Sunday August 29 from 3 to 4 pm in Baker Park. Douglas Davis will lead, Mrs. Warren Long will be organist, and Park Way Church of God and other groups will perform vocal and instrumental pieces. An organ and sound cabinet donated by a local studio. Participants and pastors will sit in the bandshell.
Grace Methodist Church of Gaithersburg announces a busy fall schedule starting with a Special Youth Sunday on September 12 featuring youth participation in worship, trumpet duets by Roy Deppa and Gary Beall, scripture by Hank Knight, and Sunday School awards. Aug 29 welcomes new members with a trumpet solo by Ralph Minnick. Choir director Ruth Lovett appointed. Labor Day service on Sept 5. rummage sale Sept 17–18. Boy Scout Troop formation and first meeting Sept 30. Cub Pack 937 starts in Owen Hall.
Frederick and Point of Rocks congregations announce a World of Truth district convention in New York City Aug 24–30 featuring a mass baptism at Orchard Beach on Long Island Sound on Aug 27. More than 7,000 baptized in 1958 at Yankee Stadium. Attendance expected around 50,000 with delegates from 39 states and nine countries.
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