LentEN Service Tonight At Calvary Church
A Lenten service is scheduled for tonight at Calvary Church in CITY. The service aims to provide reflection and communal prayer for parishioners amid the season.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1937
Page
14
A Lenten service is scheduled for tonight at Calvary Church in CITY. The service aims to provide reflection and communal prayer for parishioners amid the season.
Frederick Mainisterial Association and Calvary M E church held an evening service at 7 30 o clock with opening hymnClaire de Lune Karg Elert and a program including How Firm a Foundation God So Loved The World Gloria Patri scripture readings offerings and a sermon titled The Courage of Christian Faith by Rev DeWitt P Zuse The service ended with My Faith Looks Up To Thee and a choral finale organist Miss Eleanor Eichelberger led the Union chorus under Prof Henry T Wade
The fourth union Lenten service at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church heard Rev Robert L Sherry of the Church of The Brethren deliver a sermon titled A Christian and His Cross. Local ministers led responsive readings hymns prayers and an anthem as attendance held steady.
A religious essay argues Christ's cross is God’s dynamo and power when channeled through believers. It urges Christians to accept responsibility and bear hardships willingly for Christ, noting that true followers must adopt the cross in daily duties.
President Roosevelt renewed efforts to win Democratic senators over to his court expansion proposal. He met with Moore Maloney and Brown for an intimate White House conference while urging Congress that federal action is necessary for nationwide economic and social reforms.
A meeting of the G. O. P. Club will be held at headquarters in Winchester Udall this evening at eight oclock to finalize plans for the annual dinner and dance at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Friday evening March with United States Senator Styles Bridges of New Hampshire as speaker.
San Pedro California February 18 six marines were killed and ten injured when a gun exploded aboard the demilitarized battleship Wyoming during a four day sea and land exercise off San Clemente Island. Captain Edward J. Trimble of Alexandria Virginia was among the dead. The Wyoming led training with Captain C Hinkarmp in command and Rear Admiral Wilson Brown overseeing the fleet. The blast occurred at dawn local time as the ship acted as a cover for landings by marines and a transport ship Antares.
Cain, serving as president, will preside over the gathering and committees will be appointed to arrange the event.
The passage explains cross bearing as taking up duties for Christ and helping others without expectation of return. It emphasizes loving the neighbor as oneself and performing actions from a spirit of love rather than mere obligation, linking these acts to lasting happiness.
Madrid Feb 18 The second day of furious fighting tears through Jarama Valley as Gen Jose Miaja personally leads a counteroffensive along the Maranosa front. Avila Feb 13 Insurgent fire repels a government mass assault with heavy casualties, while insurgent officers claim the government surprise attack targeted the Maranosa area near the Jarama river.
At a Brunswick Mayor and Council meeting on Tuesday evening City Attorney Jacob Rohrback was authorized to prepare an ordinance for the sale of 45000 municipal sewer bonds.
Mayor Harry R. Mace and City Clerk and Treasurer William R. Thompson met with Mr. Rohrback to discuss authority recently granted by the State Health Department and the Legislature.
In Thursday afternoon discussions the city references a forthcoming ordinance. After preparation the measure will likely be presented to the council at a special meeting.
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