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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1928
Page
7
A garbled parish notices page lists church services and events. Calvary Metboe at Epescope features choruses and youth activities. Reverends Hood and Kiefer lead Evangelical and Lutheran services. multiple churches schedule Sunday schools, sermons, and Women Day programs with varied timetables and locations.
Florence Douk of this city drew a portrait of William Otterbein, founder of the United Brethren church, for the Centenial Memorial church. Douk, a longtime art teacher and first Frederick Art Club president, is a descendant of Peter Kempin, whose home hosted the 1800 initial U B conference. Mills Doub gifted Hood College students in the United Brethren church with copies of the picture. The image also appeared in the Religious Telescope.
The article reviews Paul in Rome as a citizen, prisoner, and preacher. It contrasts Roman imperial power with the Gospel and notes Paul’s freedom to teach despite confinement, preaching to Jews and visitors in his residence under guard, and the enduring reach of the word of God.
A list of Methodist and Reformed congregations includes Walkersville Methodist-Episcopal led by R L Mowbray, Utica Reformed Charge with a pastor, and Farewood Church Of God led by a parish minister. Services noted at 9 30 a m and 7 30 p m with morning and evening gatherings.
In Cuya hoga county thirty one defendants, including prominent Cleveland figures, face 41 secret indictments by a special grand jury probing wholesale election fraud in the last primary. Arrests pending tomorrow as public names await service. The report cites reckless handling of elections and widespread fraud and error.
A brief note reflects on Prov 23 9 about speaking to fools and warns that using clever advertising may still serve fools. The fragment hints at prudence in messages while acknowledging challenges in serious discourse and commerce.
A Presbyterian club event features speakers Mr. Coblentz and Dr. Wechter discussing home life, church community, and social trends. Coblentz urges faith, education, and more clubs while endorsing world peace via a world court and multilateral treaties.
The New York fashion note describes the latest fur hats featuring fox or rabbit felt blends. Designers favor two materials and long-haired textures with velvet ribbons, feathers, and other trims. Various shapes emphasize ear coverage and back-draped collars, with color ranges including greens and beiges.
Thanksgiving day and weekend activities list numerous visits across Oxford, Littlestown, Towson, Baltimore, York Haven, and surrounding towns. Families like Erb, Harmon, Koons, Yoder, and Coshun are noted hosting or visiting relatives, with hospital and social calls mentioned. A Keysville Homemaker Club meeting and community activities are also recorded.
A Presbyterian Church message argues man and woman complement each other with equal worth. It cites Ruskin on shared strengths and urges mutual respect and reciprocal service in home church and state. Dr Webler leads tomorrow’s sermon “Behind the Heroes the Heroines” as Woman’s Day approaches.
A church message highlights biblical women from Sarah to Mary and urges every woman who loves Christ to witness by attending her own church this Sunday to help build the Kingdom of God.
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