Weekly Church Services Contined From Page Two
Frederick area church listings detail schedules for multiple congregations including St. Ignatius Loyola Urbana St. James Pt. of Rocks and several others with times for worship Bible school and mid week services. Notes mention Aeolian choir from Mount Aetna Academy performing and Loyal Workers meeting at Parkway Church of God. Also reports two Freder ick men enlist in navy basic training at Bainbridge and leave for further assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrelien Mamee Cathelic
F. Tholling
St. Ignatius Loyola
Urbana
St. James, Pt
St. Suns
St. Ignatius
Sodality
Holy Name, Society
Margie Delong
See Place
Doris Crum Walkersville
Aeolian
Mount Aetna Academy
Frederick Seventh
Loyal Workers
Parkway Church of God
Katie ‘Tucker
Mary Ford
St. Matthew
Vada Reeder
NAVY
William J. Miss
Frederick
Bainbridge Naval Training Center
United States Fleet
Larry W. Shaw
Lawrence J. Shaw
RFD
Charles Henry Newton Jr
Charles Henry Newton Sr
West
Patrick Street
Gods Get And Mans Giving By William E Gilroy
The piece reflects on Paul’s farewell to the Ephesian elders and the saying it is more blessed to give than to receive. It questions if Jesus’s exact words exist or represent the teaching, then contrasts material gifts with devotion and self giving. It notes early Christian practice of giving with fellowship and support for Jerusalem, and stresses personal consecration beyond monetary gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Gilroy
Paul
Jerusalem
Ephesus
Miletus
Jesus
Brunswick B H S Alumni Meet Set For Monday Night
A Brunswick B H S Alumni Association meeting is planned for Monday at 7 30 PM in the Municipal Building. Co-hostesses were Mrs. John Howie and Mrs. Marvin Younkins at a bridal shower for Miss Sharon Ann Beachley held Sunday at Mrs. Howie’s home in Rosemont. Miss Marilyn Virginia Bell, senior at Brunswick High, won the 1956 Bausch & Lamb Honorary Science Award Medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
B. H. S. Alumni Association
John Howie
Marvin Younkins
Sharon Ann Beachley
Howie
Rosemont
Marilyn Virginia Bell
Brunswick High School
Bausch & Lamb
Frederick County News Briefs and Social Notes
Local residents report moves and visits across towns including Randallstown Damascus Bucke rstown Poolesville Falls Church and Middletown. Meredith W. Kabrick sails to Germany for three years, others visit family in Frederick and nearby communities. The Helping Hand notes a Lions Club plea for a Frederick County Health Center and a $50 pledge commitment from a neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma DeGrance
Earl Mullineaux
William Nethouse
Damascus
Donald Heffner
Tetlerson
William Kubrick Sr
Willard Keller
Buckerstown
William Kubrick Jr
Carl Fisher
Poolesville
L. E. Feaga
George Compher
Falls Church
James Springs
Middletown
Roland Green
New Wachington
John Green
Meredith W. Kabrick
New York
Germany
Kabrick
Earl Wallick
Earl Jr
Fred Pangle
Charles Covell
RFD
S. G. Brandenburg
Judy State
Gertie Haines
Clarksburg
Allen Hunter
C. E. Jewell
Sam Mauro
Frederick
Frederick County
Lions Club
Forbes Burgess
Burgess
Advice on Inlaw Care and Domestic Harmony
Dorothy Dix columns discuss family caregiving dynamics and a reader’s dilemma about whether an aging mother in law should live with a daughter or son’s family. The piece urges a family discussion to avoid discord and favors placing the mother with a daughter for happiness, noting the large kin network and shared responsibility. It also presents related questions about engagement delays and marital fear, advising firm stance and clear communication to prevent long engagements and domestic tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale B
Farm Bureau President Pushes Changes in Farm Program
C. B. Shuman, head of the American Farm Bureau, told the National Farm Institute in Des Moines Iowa that changes are needed in the farm program to make it effective. He criticized current policies for bearing major responsibility for the sector’s problems and called for legislative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau
National Farm Institute
Des Moines
Iowa
Ellivaert
Sluliot
Legis
Farm Policy Speech Warns Against Restoring Price Supports
Senator Shuman warned that a return to 0 percent price supports would recreate the surplus problem. He said wartime incentives boosted production creating an 8.7 billion dollar surplus while farm income fell 28 percent over five years. He urged soil bank plans to cut production, reduce surplus stocks, expand markets at home and abroad to stabilize the agricultural program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Santa Pt Sete
Asvicwiures
Shueman
Senate
Shuman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peoof Rocks
St. Paws
E. L. Gettier, Jr
J. C. Fenhagen
Germantown
Bethel
Ch. of God
C. McGaha
C. E
Kennth Meisner
Waynesboro
Blue Mountain—Bible School
Paul Heifnér
New Market
C. E. Harvey
Central
Carmel
Oak Hill Ch. of God
E. H. Baker
J. R. Reese Jr
Bark Hill
Oak Hill Evan
Adamstown Ev
W. D. Mehrling
Sun
Wed
Len- Ten
Grace
Pearl
Jem
Eck
Zimmermar’s Florist
College Ave
Ree
Lane Brunswick
Betty Ellen Logue
James L. Runner
P. L. Runner
Cumberland
Harry C. Coates
Lovettsville
Ruth Lucille
Loudoun
Leesburg
Thomas S. Atkins
East C. Street
Memphis
Venn
Hilleary Rockwell Sr
Russell E. Liven
Knoxville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
G. Eugene Hemp
Jefferson School
University Hospital
Baltimore
Jefferson
Norma Knepp
Silver Spring
C. S. Nicodemus
West B Street
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
James C. Fenhagen
St. Mark's Episcopal Parish
Harry
Solo Mon
Horine
Elmcroft Road
Randallstown
Paul May
Dorothy Dix
Miss Dix
Ohno J
Frederick County National Bank OF
Frederick No
North Market St
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Memorial Park
Jesse L. Moxley
Pres
Barre Guild
Good Housekeeping
Hammaker Brothers, Inc
Frederick, MD
Jobo Deere
Oliver
Massey Harris
N. E. Kefauver, Jr
Middletown, MD
Skyline
Georgie
George Washington
Poppa
Monument
Ritchie Finance Corp
Market St
General Electrics
Hmiltner-Roelke Appliance Center
Patrick St
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