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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1952
Page
2
A comprehensive list of church services for All Saints to West Brownsville, detailing times, locations, pastors, and focus topics. Highlights include Masses at St John’s Catholic, Sunday schools and worship at Evangelical churches, Lutheran and Reformed parishes, and missionary services across towns like Thurmont, Walkersville, Brunswick, Myersville, and Brownsville.
Elias Evangelical Lutheran church in Emmitsburg invites parishioners to a series of 7 oclock pre lent and lenten Sunday evening vespers led by Rev. Philip Bower with prominent laymen as guest speakers. Postmaster Claude O Meckley of Hanover spoke last Sunday on Ten Steps To Heaven. this Sunday the pastor will speak on A Final Settlement with Judge W Clarence Sheel of Gettysburg to be the speaker.
The Lutheran Sunday School Association of the Lutheran Synod of Maryland met at Elias Evangelical Lutheran church to plan the twenty eighth annual convention set for Elias church on May 15 with May 22 as an alternative. Charles Mumma presided with attendees from Baltimore Taneytown Hagerstown Westminster Emmitsburg and other towns. The theme The Bible In Teaching was chosen and a tentative program with speakers and a panel discussion was outlined. The next committee meeting will be in Hagerstown on March 16 at 2 p m.
Special evangelistic services run February 10 to 17 at Middletown Evangelical United Brethren Church. Rev E Stephen Raby will host with guest ministers from EUB churches including Walkersville Taneytown Hagerstown Frederick Rohrersville Gettysburg. Final sermon February 17 by Pastor.
Earl L Douglass argues life is a school where disciplined effort grows people through inevitable problems. He urges tenfold effort, but notes world imperfection persists and relief from all hardship is unlikely. The piece links growth to disciplined challenge and ends with a fire hazard note about sparrows.
Lieut Commander Edward J Hemphill Jr Navy chaplain will speak at Hood College vesper service Sunday at 6 30 in Brodbeck Hall The sermon Strength and Restraint reflects his Methodist ministry prior to Navy Chaplains Corps eight years ago He served in WWI on Kassan Bay battleship Mississippi and Guam and supported Iwo Jima Okinawa Korea operations He has held staff chaplain roles in the Mediterranean and aboard USS Midway He heads the Special Projects Branch since 1948 and sails Tuesday with USS Gen H W Butner for sea duty Miss Anna Marie Budde soprano sings Lord Who Reignest Now on High Dr Earle Blakeslee leads the Hood choir with Ave Verum by Faure William Sprigg plays Fantasie Mozart on the organ.
Race Relations Day will be observed Sunday at 11 AM in Asbury Methodist with Dr Edwin H Sponseller of Hood College speaking on democracy and group cooperation. Miss Ruth Ann Kell will lead, with Hood College singers Anne Smith Judy Rank and Myrna Hays performing. Rev E Williams is pastor. Hood heads Chamber at Mt Airy with Marshall Hood elected president and officers named.
The essay discusses the rich young man who asked Jesus about eternal life, noting his noble honesty yet resulting sadness. It contrasts his choice with examples like Joseph of Arimathea, Barnabas, Lydia, and early saints who allied with wealth, while stressing Christianity's roots in poverty and the danger of equating wealth with virtue or godliness.
A large San Francisco department store will unveil a Maryland flag on March 15 as a goodwill gift from the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The wool banner, 16 by 16 feet, will first appear in New York City February 12 with Governor McKeldin speaking via radio-TV, and be sent to the Emporium in San Francisco before returning to Maryland for further promotional use.
A preacher retells a Rockies fable where a mother teaches a boy at a precipice that hate returns to the heart while love returns to the giver. The parable links the commandment to the prophets and warns that true blessing comes from God rather than wealth or poverty.
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