Hours Of Worships In The County Churches
County churches list Sunday Masses and services for numerous parishes and denominations. The roster covers Catholic, Episcopal, Presbyterian, Baptist, and Pentecostal congregations with service times, confessions, Holy Communion, and church school schedules, naming each church and pastor where given.
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Episcopal
Poolesville
St. Peters
J. E. Williams
Thurmont Episcopal
Leslee FE. Schwindt
St. Stephen’s
Harriott Chapel
St. Mark’s Episcopal
L. Wade Hampton
Merryland Tract
Petersville
St. Luke's
Brownsville
Graceham
Francis E. Weber
Area Church Schedules Reflect Weekend Worship Hours
Local churches list Sunday school times worship services and midweek events. Gar retts Mill Weverton Germantown Mt. Airy Pt of Rocks Damascus and other congregations publish their weekly schedules with service times and program notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy Church of Christ
Main Street
Mt. Airy Mennonite Church
Watersville Rd
Martin
Pt. of Rocks Assembly of
Goa
Mary E. Kibbe
Phyllis M. Angus
Christ's Ambassadors
Wilson College Christmas Candlelight Vespers Set
The Wilson College Choir and Choral Club of Chambersburg Pa present a Christmas Candlelight Vespers service in Thomson Hall at 7 p.m. The program features Britten A Ceremony of Carols and a Luebeck Christmas Cantata with soloists and harp, plus scripture, prayer, and an invocation by Dr John Briggs Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson College
Wilson Choral Club
Chambersburg
Thomson Hall
Wilson
Paul Swain Havens
Luebeck
Choral Club
Britten
Rueben Caplan
John Briggs Curtis
Charles Farris
Wilson College Choir
Doris Doehler
Smith
Carolyn A. Stanford
Hospital
Stanford
Fort Detrick
New York Pastor Crankilton Accepts Frederick Call
The Rev Willard D Crankilton of Kingston New York accepts the pastorate of the Christian and Missionary Alliance in Frederick He has served Kingston Niagara Falls Elizabeth NJ and Port Washington Long Island He led inter church efforts and organized Sunday School conventions Open air Easter sunrise services and a radio broadcast His first service in Frederick will be January 3 They meet temporarily at Staley Park Field House and plans for a new church sign are announced The pastor has a son Wayne in Trenton with U S Steel and a daughter Alice The late Mrs Crankilton died of cancer in September
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard D. Crankilton
Kingston
N. Y
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Frederick
Pas- Fore Ereererron Veegees Rrr Ag
Niagara Falls
Elizabeth
Port
Crankilton
Wayne
Trenton
N.J
U.S. Steel Company
Alice
Staley Park
Motter Avenue
West Tenth Street
The
Alliance
Siga
Service Shop Zoning Plea To Be Heard
The County Planning Commission meets in Winchester Hall to consider rezoning a 0.5 acre tract east of Md 80 on Md 355 from B-1 to B-2 for Mehri E Geisler and Lillian B Geisler. Geisler plans a television sales and service shop on the site 1,100 feet east of Md 80 on the south side of Md 355.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Planning Commission
Winchester Hall
MD. 355
Urbana
Mehri E
Lillian B. Giesler
RFD 2
Frederick
Planning Commission
County
MD. 80
Geisler
County aide to join U S survey on county government
Frederick County official Randolph B. Rosencrantz, clerk of the Board of County Commissioners, will join about 106 officials nationwide in a National Committee for Economic Development survey of county government. He will submit recommendations for improvements and provide county breakdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Randolph B. Rosencrantz
Board of County Commissioners
National Committee For Economic Development
Rosencrantz
Calvary Methodist Church Class Meets in November
Truth Seekers Class at Calvary Methodist Church met at Mrs. Maurice Sharrar's home with 18 members present. President Mrs. C. M. Atchinson led, devotions by Mrs. Helen Wickless, poems by Mrs. Herman Brust and Mrs. Idai Kemp, and a capitals quiz. Secret sisters were drawn for a Christmas party on December 17 in the church ladies parlor. Benediction closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Church
Maurice Sharrar
C. M. Atchinson
Helen Wickless
Herman Brust
Idai Kemp
Taneytown High Honors 67 Students For Second Term
Carroll County honors list from Taneytown Junior-Senior High School names 67 pupils across grades six through twelve. Students include Joan Alexander Donna Bollinger Linda Laird Ruth Graybill Eleanor Haines Margaret Knouse Alan Laird and Oscar Fogle among others.
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Carroll County
Taneytown
Joan Alexander
Donna Billinger
Linda Copenhaver
Dorothy Hitchock
Terry Beaver
Jean Zimmerman
John Bricker
Emma Fogle
Linda Haifley
Ruth Harvey
Joan Leatherman
Donna Singer
George Stonesifer
Ith Gracie Linda Glacken
Marsha Greenyn
Barbara Hitchock
Sharon Kelly
Barbara Morrison
Bonnie Overholtter
Barbara Stambaugh
Teresa Zent
Douglas Dayhoff
Robert Eyler
Kevin Speak
Doris Lockingbill
Sharon Minor
Jesse Bono
Sharon Feeser
Anne King
Margaret Laird
Linda Weant
John Lawrence
Carroll Shaffer
Roy Stambaugh
Ruth Graybill
Peggy Hahn
Susan Laird
Janet Montgomery
Esther Rinehart
Henry Alexander
Donald Bollinger
Phillip Fleagle
Richard Reindollar
Gordette Holder
Christy
Heart to Home By The Rev. Glen M. Self
A Mennonite Evangel column recounts a prison visit where a mother and infant move unruly inmates to tenderness. The piece argues innocence and Christmas Christ can transform lives as centuries ago. It ends with a call to welcome Him in one’s heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mennonite Evangel
P. O
Columbia
Confession Excluded in Car Death Case. Two Acquitted
In Frederick City Court Magistrate Stanley Bennett acquitted Donald Ray Doty a 30 year old sailor at Catoctin Mountain Park of leaving the scene of a fatal park road crash that killed Jerry I Misenheimer. The confession was ruled inadmissible for lack of corroborating evidence. Separately John Paul Gouge 19 of Mount Airy was acquitted on manslaughter charges in Nettie Etzler s death but found guilty of operating an auto with unsafe brakes and fined $50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Stanley Y. Bennett
Donald Ray Doty
Catoctin Mountain Park
Jerry I. Misenheimer
Thurmont
Bennett
Doty
John Paul Gouge
RFD 2
Mount Airy
Nettie V. Etzler
Libertytown
Amazon River Bed Sits Well Below Sea Level
A report notes that the bed of the Amazon River lies far below sea level. This geological observation highlights the river’s depth profile and underlying sedimentary structure.
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Amazon River
Eagles Amvets Plan Holiday Parties In Frederick
Frederick Amvets and Eagles announce Christmas activities. The Eagles host a children party at East Patrick Street club and a Montevue Home event on Sunday December 20, plus an adult party Christmas Eve at the Eagles Home. Amvets hold dances to collect canned goods for baskets and a postparty December 20. New Year’s Eve dances feature The GIs at Amvets and Texas Jim Turtle at the Eagles Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Amvets
Eagles
Eagles Club
East Patrick Street
Montevue
Amvets
Amvets Club
West Patrick Street
College Terrace
Gis
Texas
Jim Turtle
Hood To Feature Foreign Film Comedy Twice
An English film comedy The Smallest Show on Earth is the feature attraction at the Fore ign Film Series showings to morrow and Monday. Produced in 1957 the film features cameos by Peter Sellers and Margaret Rutherford with Bill Travers in a leading role. The story follows a couple who inherit a small theatre at a railroad junction. Two short subjects with similar pictorial techniques will precede the feature. Whaler Out of New Bedford.
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Peter Sellers
Margaret Rutherford
Bill Travers
Whaler
New Bedford
Foreign Film Series Advances Tickets for Paris River Seine Shows
The Arts Council of Frederick County and the Renaissance Club of Hood College offer advance tickets for Foreign Film Series openings. The Smallest Show on Earth screens tomorrow and Monday at 8 15 p m in Hudson Hall Hood College with tickets at the Key Hotel lobby or at the door. Mrs. Maurice Guss urges advance purchase after a sold out prior showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Ateget
Seine
Paris
Arts Council For
Frederick County
Renaissance Club
Hood College
Francis Scott Key
Harth
Hudson Hall
Maurice Guss
Also Mentioned on This Page
Our Li Lady of
Carrollton Manor
J. F. Thorning
St. Joseph’s-on- Carrollton Manor
St. Ignatius Loyola
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Joseph A. Keeney
Barnesville-American Shrine of Our Lady of Fatima
Martin W. Hyland
Mt. Airy Episcopal
Robert Pegram
St. James
St. Paul’s
Poplar Springs
Brunswick Episcopal
A. D. Salmon Jr
Braddock Heights Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration
William Speer
Grace Episcopal
New Market
Robert Grumbine
Rocke Kingdom Hall
Marvin Hurt
Mr. D. Scott
Piney Creek Presbyterian
William A. Yates
Taneytown Presbyterian
William M. Hendricks
Taneytown United Presbyterian
Emmitsburg
Brunswick Christian and Missionary Alliance
James Senseny
Brunswick First Baptist
Leonard D. Carmack
Shookstown
Bible Baptist
Old Braddock
Herschel Elder
Bartholows Pentecostal Church
Arthur C Baugher
Rocky Springs Union Church
Ralph E. White
Brunswick
Hyattstown Christian Church
A. H. Tisdall
Boyds Presbyterian
Phillip J. Lee Jr
Garretts Mill
Assembly of God
A. W. Fox
Young Peoples C.A
Weverton
First Baptist
Edwin H. Hedgpeth
Gambrill Park
Calvary Bible
William Garland
Ridgeville
Calvary Baptist
Troy Howell
Germantown
Neelsville Presbyterian Church
A. W. Lenz
Full Gospel Church
Catoctin Furnace
Arnold Gooden
Damascus
Sinwspaper
New York
Willard Crunkilton
Louisville, Ky
Louisville
Mount Olivet
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Ann Crawford
Robert A. Kline
S. Market St
Phase Monument 2
Frederick, Md
Laalily
A. A. Lough & Son
Wilson W. Waltz
Frank $. Griffin
Glen M. Self
Prince Gardner
A. Banker Bilfold
Billford
Morocco
Meer
Asec
Peter T. Salamone
Salamone Funeral Home
East Patrick St
Patrick Street
Frederick County National Bank OF
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Voice OF Music
East Patrick
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