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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1965
Page
3
County churches schedule morning and evening services with Holy Communion, prayers, and Sunday schools. Listings cover Epistles in Poolesville, Mt Airy, Brunswick, Braddock Heights, Petersville, and more with multiple denominations and service times.
Hyattstown Christian Church invites worship with Rev. A. H. Tisdall at 10 a.m. Church School at 10 a.m. and worship with communion at 11 a.m. Boyds Presbyterian lists Phillip J. Lee Jr. with Sunday School at 9:45 a.m., worship at 11 a.m., and youth meetings at 6:36 p.m. Quakers hold Pipe Creek Meeting at Quaker Hill. Union Bridge observes Sunday worship at 11 a.m.
A three phase New Year event begins at 9 p.m. at Grace ham Moravian Church. The memorial service uses tape recordings of 1965 events with Michigan Bell Ringers. Slides of church functions are shown by Lu Miller Clara Green Charles Bentz and Ralph Fornwald. The Fellowship Hour at 6 p.m. features travel notes from World’s Fair trips and journeys to Texas Ohio Minnesota and the West Indies with colored slides. The Watchnight Service starts at 11:30 p.m. with the midnight hymn Now We Thank All Our God.
Damascus Methodist Church observed Student Recognition Day with speaker Susan Freinemuth and participants Jack Srelly Claire Offutt Marilyn Doolan and Jerry Smith. Ushers included Thomas Low Kenneth Petrie James Spangenberg and Peter Tuckerman. Jan 6 meeting set for Mabel Wagner Day Circle at Mrs Clyta Woodfield home with co host Mrs Frank Depre and program leader Mrs Leonard Cobb. No January Junior MYF or Damascus Methodist Church meeting. Rev Dr Elwood Falkenstein will guest pastor at Lutheran Church of the Redeemer on Jan 2. Montgomery Methodist Church held Student Recognition Day with Eddie Brown Jr speaker and Connie Gabbert liturgist. Holy Communion to be administered Sunday at Montgomery Methodist. WCS meets Monday at 8 pm at Mrs Bruce Gabrt home.
Herman Hauver Frederick County schools pupil services director speaks to Walkersville Elementary PTA about the current testing program designed to evaluate students and track progress through all 12 grades. Orley Bourland notes PTA Family of the Year at Maryland PTA convention in Baltimore. Randolph Rosencrantz scheduled to speak at the next PTA meeting February 21 at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium.
An early automobile manufacturer of little faith equipped each horseless carriage with a whip socket on the grounds that a horse would be needed sooner or later to pull the vehicle home.
Dr. Paul Henshaw, a national specialist in child brain injury, will address the Carroll County Association for Retarded Children on Tuesday Jan. 4 at the Baile Hall Day Care Center near Dennings south of Westminster. He is a staff member of the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission Division of Biology and Medicine.
Students from Mother Seton School at Emmitsburg staged a Christmas program recently. The pageant featured a large cast including Connie Michael Terry Rodgers Michael Kreitz Phyllis Wivell Elizabeth Willard Steven Brown Rodney George Dennis Sheehan Joyce Shields Michael Spenla Deborah Vaughn Shirley Ridenour Susan Fitzgerald Diane Shockey Anthony Chase Thomas Heade Robert Keeney Lee Koontz Lawrence Layton Jacqueline Balmer Dorothy Marshall Deborah Parks Maureen Remavege Deborah Dick Sharon Goetz Michael Frock Mary Ann Keilholtz Lynn Miller Barbara Myers Robert Wantz Joseph Witwelle Thomas Topper Valerie Parks Mary McGucken Dennis Keegan Paul Sick John Sutton Julia Ambrose Karen Warthen Christine Plowman Robert Adelsberger Denise Bouey Sandra Brawner Linda Cool Mary Eckenrode Beth Edwards Mary Hobbs James Kaas Susan Keepers Leonard Kreitz Mark Lannon Mary Margaret Koontz Michael Lind Carolyn Little Theresa Little Bonnie Miller Margaret O'Brien Margaret O'Bryan Sandra Orndorff Cheryl Rohrbaugh Gary Sanders Nancy Topper Joseph Topper Carolyn Frock
Rev. Mr. Young, longtime pastor of the Jefferson Luther an Parish, accepts a call to lead the Harney Mt. Joy Lutheran Parish effective Jan 1. He will be installed at Mt Joy Church in Gettysburg with Rev Roland A Ries and others assisting. The Young family will reside in Gettysburg after Jan 1.
Union Bridge parish changes worship times starting January 1 with Keysville Lutheran at 9 30 for L C S hour and 10 45 for worship while St James Lutheran moves to 9 30 for worship followed by the 8 C C hour. 1966 church council members named for St James and Keysville.
Historians note the guardsmen’s bouffant skirts tasseled garters and white tights echoing a historic lineage. The ensemble may trace to a short tunic worn by ancient Greek and Roman soldiers beneath armor.
Special week of prayer services sponsored by the Evangelical Ministers of Frederick County runs Jan 3 to Jan 7 at 7 30 p m in Freder ic k churches. Rev Paul Cordell says the aim is to unite congregations in a year start prayer emphasis. Speakers include William Jenkins at the Salvation Army Monday, Martin W Case at Church of God Tuesday, Raymond Edwards at C and M A Church Wednesday, Hayden Sparks at Assembly of God Thursday, and C W McGahy at Nazarene Friday with special music planned.
Mrs. William Wirt Leonard, mother of poet Ogden Nash and daughter of former Gov Elihu Jackson, died at age 90 in Baltimore. Native of Salisbury, she moved to Annapolis in 1888. survivors include a grandson John Marshall Smith a granddaughter Mrs Frederick Elberstadt of New York and five great grandchildren. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at Trinity Church in Salisbury.
Cardinal Lawrence Shehan of Baltimore will inaugurate an extraordinary jubilee marking the Second Vatican Council's end with a 11:30 a.m. Mass at Cathedral of Mary Our Queen this Saturday. The jubilee runs Jan 1 to May 29 and centers on bishops and archbishops rather than the pope.
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