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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1951
Page
4
A compiled schedule lists Sunday and weekday services for churches in Thurmont Emmitsburg Sabillasville Walkersville and surrounding areas. It notes worship times Sunday schools and lententime programs with guest preachers and midweek vesper services.
A long listing of church affiliations and schedules appears, naming Bethany-Brook Hill Methodist Brook Hill Yellow Springs and other congregations with ministers and service times plus events like Sunday school, catechism, youth fellowship, and Lenten services. Also notes Pleasant View Church of the Brethren Race Relations Day led by Dr. Harry D Hazelwood and a historical 1813 reference to Francis Scott Key petitioning a local court.
An AP feature recalls how Abraham Lincoln faced crises by prayer. Col W H Cook reports Lincoln rose at 8 each morning to read the Bible alone and with his family during sieges and battles. Lincoln opened scripture to 1 Samuel 22 2 before addressing a Fremont gathering.
A historic sermon argues Jesus is not only a savior but a friend, teacher and sympathizer who walked with humankind. It cites Jesus calling followers friends, urges New Testament reading to feel his presence, and links biblical empathy to daily life and hope.
Frederick Lodge No 684 observed Past Exalted Ruler Night with a dinner for about 100 members and officers. Attendees included past rulers Benj Rosenstock Albert Scott Joh Miller Robert Moss Delbert Null Henry Cualer Clarence Carty Pal Strine and Manuel Weinberg. The lodge plans a 50th anniversary observance in April with a multi day program chaired by Henry Schuoler. A bridge tournament for Elks and guests will follow the Lenton season.
J Homer Remsberg of Middletown was re elected to head the Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Association for another year. The board met Friday at 1756 K Street Washington with officers Bowen Lemans Mobley Derneck and others named to executive and financial committees. President Remsberg announced routine business and new officers.
Nearly 3,000 farms in the United States are now certified as tree farms with lumber and wood products as their principal crops.
Dr Solomon Landman, rabbi of Temple Isaiah in Kew Gardens, Ye, will address the old College vesper service Sundays at 6:30 PM in Breadbeck Hall. He organized the Wille Foundation for B'nai Brith at the University of Wisconsin and directed it for seven years, authored works on Jewish history, and contributed to the Universal Jewish Encyclopedia.
The Tivoli Theatre schedules next week films including At War With The Army and The Wanderer's Re Run Sunday to Thursday, Quartet Friday, and Danger Lives Saturday. The Ladies Auxiliary to the Junior Fire Company held its regular meeting at the fire hall chaired by Mrs Nelson, reporting routine business, a March of Dimes contribution, a rummage sale plan for March, and first aid classes with Dr Marrone. the meeting adjourned March 6 after a covered dish supper.
City Opera House schedules a week of films and live acts starting Sunday with Rod Cameron in Short Glass and Tex Ritter and his Western Revue. Monday features Screven and the Tex Ritter show, followed by Don DeFore and Andrea King in South Side 12-1000 from Tuesday to Thursday. CHANGES CHURCH. In England King George VI is Episcopalian but becomes Presbyterian when in Scotland due to separate established churches.
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