24 Aug 1946
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1946
Page
1
A compiled schedule lists church services and related events for many congregations around Baker Park. Denominational details cover times, locations, holy days, and guest ministers with notes on rain plans and special programs through the week and into September.
County churches announce Thurmont activities with Rev. Tyan G. Naugle as pastor. Sunday school begins at 9 30 in the morning, followed by worship and parish activities.
A listing of church schedules across Brunswick area and neighboring towns with Sunday schools, worship times, evangelistic services, prayer meetings, and youth activities. Includes Brunswick Christian and Missionary Alliance, New York Hill Sandy Hook Methodist, Claimed pastors, service times, and evening programs.
A venereal disease survey in Oklahoma City by the Public Health Service, aided by local church facilities, examined thousands during a 45 day drive. While commendable, the effort must pair physical health campaigns with moral standards and internal purity. The piece argues purity is an inward integrity, not solely outward conduct, citing Proverbs 4 and a maxim on virtuous passion.
A compact schedule from Zimmerman meadow to Blue Mountain details church schools Sunday services and ministers. Urbana Trinity Glade Walkersville GermantownBethel Bethel Blue Mountain Bible schools prayer services and missionary sessions listed with times and notes on vacations or renovations.
Linganore community prepares for a Sunday choir concert after a year of work begun last September. Rev. Robert N Wesley organized preliminary efforts while Mary Jane Dudderar leads this summer’s choir. The program features a family quartet, multiple vocal solos and trios, and a choral benediction, with items including Day is Dying in the West and O Divine Redeemer.
A leaderless Christian Endeavor meeting is set for Sunday at 7 30 PM in Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church Adamstown. The Frayer Meeting Committee coordinated the program with listed participants and Betty Smith as pianist. The next meeting will be led by Carl Raymond Thayer.
Earl L Douglass explains that Jesus emphasized inner spiritual rule rather than a political order. The Kingdom of God means the rule of God within minds and wills guided by the Spirit, not a transformed earthly system.
A Babson Newspaper Syndicate item asserts the Kingdom of God begins within inner spiritual states. It argues that true social transformation arises when individuals surrender finite human will to the Infinite, aligning personal life with divine order.
A reader asks how to stop piano lessons and pursue a different path through music and radio. Dorothy Dix suggests emancipation from forced practice and notes radio’s rise as a refuge from unmusical pressures. The column also advises against mixed-religion marriage, urging to marry within one faith to avoid endless conflicts. A window-addressing etiquette enquiry is answered with proper forms for Mrs. John Doe and related titles.
Mrs Addie Semrott and son Elmo and Mrs Katie O Connor of Baltimore spent last Thursday with F H Bireis and family. Mr Frank Long from near De
The Frederick County Welfare Board reports clearing its waiting list for assistance due to anticipated federal funds from new Social Security amendments. Ten old age cases, five GPA only cases, and 14 GPA supplementation cases are now on the rolls. The board faces a $5 577.17 monthly quota and cannot raise standards beyond the set ceiling.
A county patchwork of visits and gatherings is recorded with neighbors and relatives hosting and traveling to see kin and friends. Lin ds and Smith families host or visit Gettysburg battlefields and Baltimore areas while local residents attend socials and plays. Subsidy policy updates and a London Mos cow note sit amid reports of a blazing car on Emmitsburg road and Arkansas caves.
Judge and Mrs Moylan and their sons of Baltimore spent Sunday at their Balti more home. Miss Imogene England of Washington DC was guest of cousin Miss Maggie Addison. Janet Williams visits aunt Mrs John Startt in Baltimore. Harvey Grubbs is honored at an 83rd birthday dinner on Sunday. W S and S C S plans a festival in the parish hall on Wednesday night August 28 with movies.
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