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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1955
Page
11
Church listings show Rev E Leon Cage at Kemptown Methodist with multiple fields in Pleasant Grove Providence Montgomery Urbana and more. Various pastors including Rev Wm Harpold Rev J A Tavenner Rev E R Dantz Rev Elmer R Andrews Rev C H Corbett Rev Paul H McCauley Rev John J Hart and others conduct services with times from early morning to evening across churches in Thurmont Sabillasville Smithsburg Middletown and beyond.
Church listings show E F Bittinger at Burkittsville Lutheran 10:45 worship Saint Pauls Knoxville 11 am sermon The Son of Man Cometh. Myersville Ev U B Church Roger Keech 9:30 worship Pleasant Walk 10 am church school 7 pm Young People meeting Myersville 9 am church school 7 30 pm Youth Fellowship Middletown 10 am church school 31 15 am worship
William E. Gilroy discusses the value of word studies and concordances for Bible readers, praising Young's Concordance for its depth. He highlights how the term follow appears across a broad range of scriptures, noting differing senses from pursuing to a call to discipleship, and emphasizes Jesus’ call to follow as central in the Gospels.
A reminiscence on Rev George W Truett recounts a first week testimony to his congregation. He walked the aisle pleading for salvation of the members, felt humiliated, and his mother counseled that resistance from Satan is temptation to silence a witness. The tale ends with his later note that it was his most effective testimony.
SEW ORLEANS Dec 2 Gov Averell Harriman of New York said the Geneva conference enabled Russia to achieve a major political breakthrough and breached the lines of the free world. He urged reform of Western lines to regain initiative amid a dangerous Asian and global underdeveloped area context. He warned that Soviet strategy aims at world domination by nonwar means and that the Kremlin has advanced this plan since October 1952. He noted President Eisenhower’s cautious stance and called for vigilance and stronger Western resolve.
A teaser for The Three Wishes featuring mysterious Mr. Bog sles and two sets of fascinating animals. The strip promises a real exciting story with strange happenings along Crickety Treek as 18 strips begin Monday Dee 5.
A playful Christmas adventure about a clay Dumdiddy who rescues Beanie from an ogre with a key and help from Santa. Beanie’s selfish past creates peril as the Dumdiddy guides him through dangers, aiming to outwit the Gimme Dwarf and save Beanie.
A feature titled Santa and the Dumdiddy begins in this paper on Monday December 5 with festive themes and seasonal charm headed by the newspaper’s staff.
The Weather Bureau’s 30 day outlook for December shows above normal temperatures for the Southeast with near normal readings in the Middle Atlantic, Ohio Valley, and West Gulf. Below normal temperatures are expected in the Northern Plains, while precipitation will exceed normal along the Mississippi and Ohio Valleys, the northern Rockies, and the West Coast.
Communities from Frederick to York Pa discuss a proposed UC and A40 highway extension. A Maryland State Roads Commission session in Baltimore is planned for December 13 as Front Royal and York areas organize to push the project.
The Burgess and Commissioners of Rhaddietown schedule a public meeting next Tuesday evening December 6 at the fire hall to discuss progress on Middletown’s proposed public sanitary sewer system. A Baltimore engineering firm Whitman Reynardt and Associates will explain technical aspects and bids preparation follows after the meeting.
Dorothy Dix counsels an AS reader who is shy after 13 years of marriage and avoiding social gatherings. The advice stresses reframing thinking, attending with effort, and considering Dale Carnegie courses, noting his wife should not force herself to attend alone as confidence grows.
A cheeky missive suggests prematurely bald men in their twenties and thirties would make better husbands, claiming many eligible women snub such suitors. The note, credited to The Bell Syndicate, treats hair loss as a virtue in courtship. A separate report describes a suburban fire near London’s center where a front coach crashed, flames rising, police heroics, and multiple injuries.
New York December 2 Winthrop Rockefeller charged that a lawyer for his former wife Barbara is pushing for public disclosure of their divorce details despite a private agreement. He asked the State Supreme Court to seal papers and bar press access. The case arises from a $100000 legal-fees claim by Joseph Sax of Boston against Rockefeller.
A flaming electric train wreck in Barnes England killed at least 12 and injured 50 when it crashed into a standing freight train while homeward bound theatergoers and workers were aboard. Rescue and fire crews battled the blaze as officials assessed the scene and cause.
The May 8 1902 Mount Pelee eruption on Martinique Island left only one known survivor and killed more than 30 000 inhabitants of St Pierre. The disaster is one of the deadliest volcanic events in recorded history.
The report notes American red oaks thriving in England's Sherwood Forest once linked to the legend of Robin Hood and his merry men, suggesting a botanical surprise amid historic lore.
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