Tri-District Evangelistic Mission Planned For March
Methodist pastors across Frederick and neighboring counties will join the Tri-District Evangelistic Mission of metropolitan Washington for nine days starting March 19. Led by Dr. Charles Wesley Flint, the event features nightly services in all Washington territory churches with Rev. John C. Millian as executive chair. List of participating churches and pastors spans Frederick, Mt. Airy, Germantown, Gaithersburg, Union Bridge, Poolesville, Woodsbine and others, detailing church leaders and lay members involved.
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Frederick
Washington
Charles Wesley Flint
Methodist Church
Maryland
Washington Territory
John C. Millian
Tri-State
Evangelistic Mission
Washington-West
Montgomery
Carroll
Howard Counties
Buckeystown
Buckeystown Methodist. Rev. J. W. Rosenberger
J. H. Baker
R. S. Grams
Cedar Grove
Charles Shook
Germantown
Clarksburg
Jack Ammon
J. F. Purdum
Ray
Gene Stewart
C. Edward Winpigler
C. W. Lockard
Kemptown
J. H. Tackett
Washington Grove
Merhle Staley
Edwin D. Fry
Gaithersburg
Singapore
Liberty
Kenneth A. Tyson
Unionville
Bruce Ramsburg
Union Bridge
Duvald Sweadner
Libertytown
Montgomery Methodist
Mt. Airy
New Market
Thomas Morgan
Ira L. Davis
P. Zimmerman
Poolesville
Raymus F. Hillard
H. W. Spurrier
W. W. Hodges
Poplar Springs
C. A. Michael
Matthew Pickett
Spencer Mullinix
Woodbine
Prospect Marvin Methodist
Kenneth Watkins
Russell Leatherwood
Raymond Fleming
Ridgeville
M. F. Wright
Arthur Murray
Jesse Ryan
Urbana
John W. Kuschel
George Loar
H. D. Williams
Sjamsville
Walkersville
B. F. Hartley
R. L. Kelly
Winfield
J. Elbert Perkins
Ray Brown
Mahian Grimm
Sykesville
Moral Reawakening Needed In America
Gov Theodore R McKeldin urges a moral reawakening at Christchurch Church centennial in Philadelphia He calls for renewed public honesty among officials and criticizes the capital as a money center citing five percenters and sellers of favors in a call to oust money changers from the temple of the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
Christchurch
New Windsor mothers raise over 210 for March of Dimes
New Windsor residents helped raise more than 210 dollars during a Wednesday night March of Dimes march with twenty mothers participating. A registration listing omits Mrs. George Devilbiss's name from solicitors.
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New Windsor
George Devilbiss
Young People’s Farm Bureau Group
Ralph Young
G. G. Sporelein
Walter Wantz
Charles Coe
Beulah Clarke
Wayne Lowman
Newport, R. L
Roy Lowman
Senators Mull Combat Pay for Korea Frontline Troops
Washington February 3 senators weigh extra combat pay for service members in Korea frontline roles. Senator Russell D-Gai stated consideration of additional pay for those engaged in front line duties and officers involved in combat operations.
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Washington
Korea
Russell D-Gai
35 Hour Week Prevails Over Layoffs at Fairchild Plant
In Hagerstown on February 3 a vote by Fairchild Aircraft Division workers chose a 35 hour week over risking nearly 1,000 layoffs after a government order cut for the C 119 Packet. The CIO United Auto Workers contract gave the union the final say and the result was 1 533 for 35 hours to 493 for 40 hours. Fairchild employs about 6,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Fairchild Aircraft Division
Cio-United Auto Workers
Fairchild
Big Baby Revue at Walkersville Lions Club show
The Big Baby Revue an all male cast entertainment sponsored by the Glade Valley Lions Club airs Friday February 15 at 8 p m in Walkersville Community Hall. Local business people farmers and others from Walkersville area participate in the event.
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Walkersville
Glade Valley Lions Club
Winnie Ruth Judd Sought After Jail Break
Phoenix police pressed the search for red haired Winnie Ruth Judd, the trunk murderess who escaped from the State Hospital for the Insane last night, with authorities lacking a major clue as of dawn.
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Winnie
Phoenix
Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
State Hospital
If Your Stomach Is Like a GAS Factory
An old style ad claims digestion is slow and gas causes hours of misery. It promotes CERTA-VIN with Vitamin B-1 iron to speed digestion when taken before meals. It promises relief from gas and increased pep, and lists Williamson's Drug Store as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Williamson
Dear Miss Dix Advice on temper and outlook
Dorothy Dix offers guidance to a 20 year old woman with a sharp tongue about conquering sarcasm. She urges prayerful reading, humility, and charity work such as hospital volunteering to shift focus to others and endmean dispositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Fay
Blackie
Share Juvenile Leads in Ah Wilderness at Winchester Hall
Hay Simpson and Miss Rebecca Elkins lead the Community Players production of Eugene ONeill's Ah Wilderness at Winchester Hall this week, with Simpson playing Richard a high school senior and Elkins as his ladylike friend. Simpson, from Camp Detrick, studied drama at Craddock and Roanoke College and belongs to Alpha Psi Omega. Elkins, a Georgetown Hospital School of Nursing graduate, acted in many school plays.
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Hay Simpson
Rebecca Elkins
Eugene O'Neill
Winchester Hall
Simpson
Camp Detrick
Craddock
Roanoke College
Salem
Alpha
Heartbroken Roberta Faces Regret Over Simple Truths
Roberta laments a past romance as a young man dated another girl while with her. The response downplays the hurt, saying today’s tragedy becomes tomorrow’s minor disappointment and noting an 18 year old’s world is full of fine boys. Released by the Bell Syndicars.
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Roberta
The
Bell Syndicars
Charlesville Homemakers Club hears 1952 program update
Mrs. John Culler of the Freder ick City Club explained the 1952 program to 13 members of Charles ville Homemakers Club on Monday at the home of Mrs. Harold M. Staley. Scripture was read by the hostess. Mrs. Gilmore Barker read the treasurer's and recreation reports. Mrs. Charles Putman reported on the directors' meeting. A gift of $5 was voted to the March of
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Charlesville Club
John Culler
Frederick City Club
Charlesville Homemakers Club
Harold M. Staley
Gilmore Barker
Charles Putman
Dimes Campaign Welcomes Four New Members
A note of appreciation from Mrs. Charles Putman stood out as four new members joined the Dimes group. Welcomes went to Mrs. Howard Barker, Mrs. Walter Clem, Mrs. Foster Angleberger and Mrs. Daniel Fout. Each was asked to bring a hat to the February 25 meeting at Mrs. Barker’s home. Two guess boxes from Mrs. Emmett Shafer and Mrs. Paul Zier were won by Mrs. Harold Staley. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
Liberty town Girls 4 H Club plans Valentine party
At the Liberty school house Liberty town Girls 4 H Club discussed a Valentine party. Annette Elkins presided with twenty members present. Patricia Smith reported on the January 19 Council meeting and the club decided to provide fruit juices for a residents basket at Montevue. Mrs Spurrier demonstrated selecting ready made clothing and program books were filled out. Three new members were admitted.
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Libertytown Girls
Liberty School House
Annette Elkins
Patricia Smith
Montevue
Spurrier
Meeting Set for February 26 Amid Long-Lived Fagles Claim
The document notes a scheduled meeting for February 26 and mentions that Fagles are reputed to live beyond a century, indicating discussion of long life spans in a historical context.
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Mitted
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Glenlyn
William H. Toothe
Camp Pickett
Giles County
Corinne. W. Va
James Calvin
Olga
Aed
Marsland Us
Palloram
Maryland Chick Hatchery, Inc
South St. Frederick
Dorothy Dix
U. 8S
Ohio State University Research Foundation
Columbus
Woolpert
Princess Anne
William Thomas Hickman, Jr
Parksley
Route 13
Oebuck and CO
Kenmore
SEARS
Sears, Roebuck and CO
W. Patrick St Frederick, Md
W. Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
St.Joseph
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market Street
Philco
R.C.A
Motorola
Hotpoint and
Philco Appliances
Melvin M. Englen
Frone
New York
McCrory Store Corp
Ned S. Zeiler “Realtor
N. Court ST
International Harvester
Emily
C. Summers
Jefferson
Mercer Jones & Sons
Dickerern
Buckerstown
Farm Equipment Center
Tharmont
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