Hood College Observes Religious Emphasis Week Theme
Religious Emphasis Week at Hood College runs February 22 through March 1 with the theme Students in the World. Speakers include Dr. Albert Shirkey of Mount Vernon Methodist Church and Rev. Oscar Wooldridge Jr of UVA. Chapel services, discussions, and vesper events feature the week’s aim to analyze beliefs and responsibilities in daily life.
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Hood College
Betty Craig
Philadelphia
Joy Lines
Alden
N. Y
Albert, P. Shirkey
Mount Vernon Methodist Church
Washington
Oscar Wooldridge, Jr
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Brodbeck Hall
Y-hut
God
Wooldridge
Howard J. McCarney
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
Middletown
W. Merval Weaver
Presbyterian Church of
Frederick
Mr. Weaver
Barbara
Religious Emphasis Week plans and Service Guild meeting notes
Wednesday programs feature Dr William F Barnhart on religion and philosophy with Y W C A follow up. The Wesleyan Service Guild of Calvary Methodist met at Mrs Richard Metcalfs home with Mrs Edward Daugherty presiding and an invitation extended to a March 13 meeting with speaker Mrs Clifford Watkins Jr. A letter from Miss Dorothy Bell described school experiences and Miss Wilda Haller spoke of a guild weekend at Western Maryland College. World Day Prayer Service was led by Miss Josephine Darner with help from Margaret Creager Helen Daugherty and Hilda Haller. Refreshments by Joan Brust Betty Kren Margaret Creager and Virginia Metcalf. Guild to meet March 20 in the church parlor. Funding for Western Maryland College Advance Program now $664,601 toward a $3,590,000 goal.
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Grams
William F. Barnhart
Service Guild
Frank Rocen
Korea
United Nations
Wesleyan Service Guild
Calvary Methodist Church
Richard Metcalf
East Patrick Street
Edward Daugherty
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Clifford Watkins, Jr
Dorothy Bell
Danville
Guild
Wilda Haller
Western Maryland College
Josephine Darner
Margaret Creager
Helen Daugherty
Hilda Haller
Joan Brust
Betty Kren
Virginia Metcalf
Martinsburg Man Is Sentenced In Baltimore
Charles Thompson of Martinsburg West Virginia was sentenced to two years in the House of Correction for false pretenses. He posed as surveying coffee drinkers and offered a television set as a prize, then told housewives the winner must pay a tax ranging from four to fifteen dollars. He was arrested February 9 after a would be winner alerted police.
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Baltimore
Charles Thompson
Martinsburg
W Va
House of Correction
Thompson
Grange meeting features Lincoln and Washington quiz
Carroll Manor Mrs Willis Remsberge conducted a quiz on Abraham Lincoln and George Washington as part of the Grange monthly meeting on Monday night. Twenty members and five guests attended. Worthy Master Howard Fry presided and opened with singing. Five membership applications were received. Mrs Elmer Michael reported fourteen women enrolled in the home nursing class sponsored by the Grange. Mrs Russell Dutrow outlined the
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Carroll Manor
Willis Remsberge
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Howard Fry
Columbia
Elmer Michael
The
Grange
Russell Dutrow
Singarore Grange Reports Members At Regular Meeting
The Singarore Grange held its regular meeting with 26 members and three guests present. The supper committee announced an April 5 chicken and oyster supper in the ball, following a busines program that ended with songs and a penny march. County Agent Henry R. Shoemaker attended as a guest and ten prospective members had applications read. Refreshments were served and the next meeting is set for March 5.
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Far Remsbergs
Clark Gibsert
Atlee Compler
Henry R. Shoemaker
Singanore Grange
Guesis
Atten
Postponed Card Party Rescheduled to March 30
Unfavorable weather forced postponement of the February 8 card party. It will now be held March 30. Unionville 40H Club girls will provide entertainment at the next meeting on March 5. The program featured a Civil Defense talk by Mr. Bowers and a movie by LH. Crickenberger on community service prospects.
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Unionville 40H Club
Mr. Bowers
LH. Crickenberger
Wounded in Korea Two Carroll County Soldiers Reported
Two Carroll County soldiers are reported wounded in Korea. Pvt Alan Ju MacLachlen, son of Alexander B MacLachlen from Taneytown, Rote 1, is named among those wounded in the ceffort.
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Rorfa
Carroll County
Ceffort
Korea
Pvt
Alan Ju MacLachlen
Alexander B. MacLachlen
Taneytown
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Pvt James Edgar Jones son Dew Mrs Ednar Jones Route 5 furnishes the moisture necessary Westminster for growing crops.
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James Edgar Jones
Ednar. Jones
Westminster
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