Federation Sunday Leads Go-to-Church Drive in Frederick
The Frederick City Federation of Churches and the Go-to-Church movement urge all residents to attend services February 3 to March 9. Federation Sunday on February 17 features Rev. William R. Glen and a long list of commissions for evangelism social service publicity and education across local churches.
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Frederick City
Robert L. Smith
James H. Falk
C. A. Gilson
Glenn
Garber
J. Earl Gilbert
Minor Simpson
Joseph Z. Apple
David C. Aldridge
Grayson Palmer
L. L. Wilson
Thomas Kline
Michael
BH. D. McCain
Wiliam Trout
Trinity M. E. Church South Service Schedule
Rev Lee Barrett leads services with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and preaching at 7 20 p m The church conference for members at 12 00 m demands all members attend Epworth League meets at 645 p m led by Mrs Helen Heatwole with theme Jesus Christ Our Lord
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Trinity M. E. Church South
Lee Barrett
Epworth League
Helen Heatwole
Jesus Christ Our Lord
Utica
Allen
Knoxville A. M. E
W. S. Snowden
Union
County Churches Connect Schedule Of Services Week
Manor Lutheran Parish and related churches list Sunday schools, services, and special events across multiple locations including St. Matthews Manor St. Mark's Donbs St. Luke's Point of Rocks and Jefferson area congregations with times ranging from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. and afternoons, noting mission services and Luther League activities.
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Manor Lutheran
J. E. Ainsworth
St. Matthews
Manor
St. Mark's
Gwareh
St. Luke's
Point of Rocks
Church
Luther League
W. T. Johnson
George H. Hickman
Doubseee Church
C. B. ‘Thomas
Epworth Teague
E. FE. Michael
Lincoln
Walkersville
M. E. Church
R. L. Mowbray
Jefferson Reformed Charge
G. H. Platt
Jefferson
Feagaville
Manor Reformed Charge
E. W. Brindle
Adamstown
Trinity Reformed
Hattie O'Hara
Buckeystown
St. Foun’ ‘S
Urbana
M. C
R. B. Weber
William Rhoderick
Congressman to Speak at Lincoln Birthday Celebration
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church hosts Congressman John Co. Box of Texas, a five term House member, to address the Lincoln Birthday event tomorrow at 7 30 PM on the subject Abraham Lincoln. Special music planned. Joseph F Berry DD LL D of Philadelphia will preach next Sunday and lecture February 15 with a half hour organ recital by Mrs. A Radcliff beforehand.
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Calvary Quartette
Epworth Teague
Webb
George MW
John CG. Box
F. Gi. Mitcheh
Home Missions
Arizona
Allene ‘Thomas
Gelock
C. F
Lecine
DeWitt M Benham
Baltimore
Woman's Missionary Society
Grace Reformed Church
David Hagan
Charles D. Shaffer
Mr. Shaffer
All Saints’ Church
Douglass Hooff
Holy Communion
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
G. Ellis Williams
John Co. Box
Texas
Abraham Lincoln
Joseph F. Berry, DD
Philadelphia
Penna
A. Radcliff
Dowd Accepts Choir Director Post at Evangelical Lutheran Frederick
To Be Choir Director at Frederick John W. Dowd Middletown has accepted a position as choir director at the Evangelical Lutheran church Frederick In addition to directing he will serve as tenor soloist in the quartet Duties begin March 1 The Old lamps in Deerfell United Brethren church replaced by modern electric lights Wiring by WM EK Foreman Thurmont Watch The News grow
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Frederick John
Deerfell
Come To God's House Rev Dr H L G Kieffer
A sermon urging weekly worship at the Lord's day to gain strength from God. It frames church as a power house for daily living, a school to learn Christ, and a call to share in the Master’s service. It quotes scripture and Holmes on reverence.
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H. L. G. Kieffer
God
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Christ's Church
Christ
Raphael
Church
Lim
Heaven
Earth
Purely Personal Notices From Orange to Thurmont
A compilation of local visits and health updates. Mrs. Geo. Robinson of Orange visits Harold Beelke in West Park and Edna Harvey returns home to Hancock after illness. Several residents report sickness or recent operations, while others travel or visit relatives in Middletown Frederick Thurmont and beyond.
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Geo. Robinson
Orange
N. J
Harold Beelke
West Partick Street
Edna Harvey
Washington Street
Hancock
Claude McGaha
West South Street
Russell Ritenour
Martinsburg
W. Va
South Market Torest
Thomas Watking
South Market Street
Roscoe Doub
Roanoke
Emma Doub
Braddock Heights
Doub
John W. Dean
Indianapolis
Ind
Samuel J. Dean
Amanda Cross
Middletown
Chas. K. Rhoderick
New York City
B. Finley Kitson
Washington, D. C
National Republican
Leslie W. Gaver
Bradley Biddinger
Walkersville
David Biddinger
Feagaville
Frederick
Ernest Tressler
Thurmont
Russell Forney
Carry Berger
Jean
William William Frothenburg
Baltimore
John Knight
Madeline
Waynesboro
Chistopher Warner
Marguerite
Eloise
Libert Weddle
Geogette
Dennis Keffer
Charles Obler
Emmitsburg
Dorothy Beachley
Western Maryland College
Wouldn't Look Well In Pring Inconsistent Quip Exchange
A terse dialogue fragment features a speaker asking about mind reading and another confirming it. The exchange pivots on implying knowledge of others thoughts and a sharp retort about action. No broader context or names are provided.
Bible Thought O LORD REVIVE THY WORK IN THE MIDST
A devotional note citing Habakkuk 3 2 calls for divine revival in the midst of years. It presents a faith encouraging message seeking God s mercy and future renewal.
Defeat of Tax Exempt Securities Ban Moves House Voted Down Constitutional Amendment
In Washington on February 9, the House defeated a constitutional amendment to prohibit the issuance of tax exempt securities. The 247 to 133 vote fell 70 short of the two thirds needed. Republicans with 17 exceptions and 69 Democrats supported the measure, while the House also rejected a Steagall motion to recommit.
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Washington
House
Steagall
Alabama
Federal Farm Loan Board
Moore
Virginia
Arrest Principal at Dance Near Cambridge Md
Albert Hooper, principal of a school near Cambridge, was arrested in Seaford Del after liquor was found in his car parked in front of a dance hall near Prohibition Director Elliott’s home. He was charged with transporting liquor, appeared before Squire James Phillips, released on 500 dollars bail, and his automobile was confiscated. He is about 25 years old.
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Cambridge
Wilmington
Ltbert Hooner
Seaford
Del
Elliott
Professor Hooper
Squire James Phillips
Hquor
Raub Sentenced to 10 Years in Atlanta for Mail Truck Theft
Harry Raub of Sayre Pa was given a ten year term in Atlanta federal prison for his role in a December theft of 13,700 from a mail truck at East Rochester station. Howard Waller Wilfred Waller and Edward Carroll, Rochester residents, were already convicted and sentenced.
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Buffalo
Harry Raub
Sayre
Atlanta
East Rochester
Howard
Wilfred Waller
Edward Carroll
Rochester
Theater Hall Conversation Sparks Reflective Question
Two men on the first night in a theater chat about Smith who is often with people who dislike him. One asks why Smith always has foes nearby, and the other notes that such constant companionship would be unlikely.
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Smith
Delegates Gather for Ui State Conference at Hood College
One hundred seventy five delegates from Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia attend the first session of the Ui State Conference at Hood College. Speakers include Dr Kirby Page Dr J Cole and Dr B B Smith with topics on World Situation Fire Industrial Situation and The Race Problem. The event includes devotionals meals housing arrangements and afternoon discussion groups ending with a 430 pm adjournment.
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Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Hood College
Uniersity of Maryland
Johns Looking University
George Washington University
Goucher College
Western Marland College
Blue Ridge College
University of Delaware
University of Maryland Hospital
Kirby Page
Chalfont
Johng .Hopkins Medical School
Julian Price
Dinber
J. Cole
Page
B. B. Smith
Howard University
Milton Stauffer
Students’ Volunteer Movement
Henri L. G. Eileffer
PLAN PROBE OF HISTORIES Hearing Set After Textbook Review
Harrisburg reports an advisory committee under Dr. J. George Becht will review American histories used in Pennsylvania schools. Members will read the texts and hold a hearing for objectors and publishers. The 1928 resolution authorizes investigation and possible removal of objectionable histories.
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Harrisburg
J. George Becht
Public Instruction
Department of Public Instruction
Becht
Pennsylvania
Princeton Senior a Thief Confesses in Mercer Court
Leslie Barker a former Princeton University student confessed to seventeen charges of theft from roommates in Mercer court. The sentence was deferred to next Friday with $2000 bail. Barker, from Gloversville New York, was expelled from Princeton’s senior class.
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Princeton
Trenton
N. J
Leslie Barker
Princeton University
Mercer Court
Barker
Gloversville
N.Y
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Evangelical Reformed Church
Henry L. G. Kieffer
Stone
Franklin Maresh
First Baptist Church
W. C. Royal
Clarence A. Barbour
Rochester Theological Seminary
D. D
St. Barnabas
St. Timothy’s
W. R. B. Turner
St. John's Catholic
Wm. J. Kane
J. A. Quinn
Church of the Brethren
J. Kurtz Miller
Joh
Wis
Bildad
Christian Workers
Ouspa Pen Harhiye
Bible Thought
the First Baptist Church
Dill Avenue
W. Fourth
Bible School
Castor
Hood
Student Volunteer Movement
Maine
Allentown
James D. Geary
Blue Mountain
Geary
Evangelistic Services
Walkersville Methodist Church
D.D
Ames Hendrickson
Epworth
John C. Box
Congressman Box
Good Music Inspirational Services
Frederick Lutheran Church
E. Second Street
South Side
G. Rupp
St. Paul’s Dilemma
Ruth
West Church Street
Henri L. G.kieffer
U. B. Church
West Second Street
WM. R. Glen
C. E
Russell E. Kauffman
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