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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1916

Page

3

Special Services In Three Frederick Churches

In Frederick last evening special services were held in Grace Reformed, Presbyterian, and First Baptist churches. Ditzler preached to Boy Scouts, Dix addressed city officials, and Bowers spoke on "A Greater and Better Frederick" to a large gathering. Scouts, Sons of Jonadab, and civic leaders attended, with further services through the week at multiple churches and the Y M C A.

Frederick Grace-Reformed Church Gin A. Ditzler Sons of Jonadab Presbyterian Church Thomas Freeman Dixon Bartlett A. Bowers First Baptist Church Boy Scouts Scout Council Grace Reformed Church Ditzler Sons of Jonadeb Dixon Order of Jonedab Board of En Bowers Race Reformed Church John A. Dutter Andrew Young Ladies Guild Mite Society Fidelis Bible Mossonary Society Anna Brown West Third Street Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church Methodist Episcopal Church E. H. Lamar Iriss Helen Redic Epworth League Ray Burgee Etchison Washington Y. M. C Evangelical Lutheran Church Ulysses S. G. Rupp Missionary Society and Church Council United Brethren Church Hummelbaugh Young Peoples Christian Endeavor Christian Endeavor C. E Oscar J. Grove W. W. Pickett Trinity M. E. Church South Watson E. Holley Margaret Young All Saints’ Church All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church Douglass Hooff St John’s Cathoic Church St. John's Catholic Church John Leo Collins Church OF the Brethren T. Spike Ladieshurs

Free Library Lectures Begin Tonight in Seminary Hall

Dr J Duncan Spaeth of Princeton launches a series on Representative Interpretations of Life at 8 pm under University Extension. First topic Plato the Philosophy of Ideas. lectures continue Mondays with Kant Schopenhauer Darwin Nietzsche James Bergson. A library list accompanies the course.

Plato J. Duncan Spaeth Princeton University Seminary Hall Kant Schopenhauer Darwin Nietzche James Bergson Spaeth Min Pobler Frederick County A. E Taylor T. W. Waituarer Nietzsche Anthony M Udovici Joseph Solomon Friedrich Nietsche M. A Muegge A. D. Lindsay Hann Bergson H.wildon Carr Henri Bergson H. Wildon

Christian Endeavor Week Observed By Local Church Group

The Young People’s Department of the United Brethren denomination began observances across the country. Centennial Memorial church in this city held a week of events with Rev E H Hummelba ugh delivering a sermon and Rev Dr George Snyder giving the evening address on Tithing. Subsequent evenings featured speakers including Reno Harp and Rev Dr Charles E Wehler with topics Preparedness and Recruiting. Other presenters included Prof Amon Burgee and Dr E R Miller with Church Loyalty and a Friday demonstration. Milton G Turner and W W Pickett were noted for later sessions and pictures were shown Sunday. $20 000 M E Church Dedicated Rouzerville ceremony noted.

Young People’s Department United Brethren Christian Endeavor Christian Endeavor Society Centennial Memorial Church E. H. Hummelbaugh West Second Street George Snyder Reformed Church of Middletown Charles E. Wehler Hood College Amon Burgee Frederick Male High School E. R. Miller Milton G. Urner W. W. Pickett

Talks to Y M C A Boys in Mass Meeting at Yourg Auditorium

A Y M C A boys gathering featured an address by Tay Etchison director of religious work at the Washington YoMoGoA Mt Jeh son who urged thorough effort toward ideas. A vocal solo by Lewis Krogk and instrumental pieces by Ralph Bowers Akins Virginia Carly followed amid plans for Sunday services. Bishop Murray spoke at Grace and St Peters Baltimore on pensions for retired Episcopal clergy. Gold fever spreads in Montgomery County as old Great Falls mines restart and financiers acquire thousands of acres.

YOURG Taye Etchison Washington Ralph Bowers Akins Virginia Carly Witchison Protestant Episcopal Church John Gardner Murray Grace St. Peter's Church Baltimore Montgomery County Potomac Maryland Great Falls

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