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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1934
Page
3
The page lists church services and events at St Timothy, Barnabas, Calvary, Grace Reformed, Trinity Southern Methodist, and other congregations. It covers morning worship times, Sunday schools, Holy Communion, sermons, choir performances, youth programs, missionary activities, prayer meetings, and midweek classes with various pastors and organizers named.
A long list of Sunday schools and Holy Communion services across Burkittsville and surrounding communities. Entries include Burkitsville Church of the Brethren, Adams town area churches, Thurmont and Urbana circuits with pastors named such as Rev Dr P E Heimer Rev Nat G Barnhart Rev W A HZerpich and Rev A G Nill, plus times for Sunday schools and worship.
W E Gilroy argues the January lesson on the birth and infancy of Jesus, emphasizing the universality of Christ, the Wise Men, and Herod as contrasts. He urges focus on child well being, education, nurture, and humble faith as essential to proper development and the world’s hope.
The Frederick County Council of Religious Education announces a Standard Leadership Training School to be held every Tuesday and Friday evening for three weeks starting Tuesday at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church. The program includes courses on pupil psychology and religion, taught by Hood College’s Mrs. Mabel Eaton Stewart and Rev. L Ralph Tabor with texts Groth in Religion and The Story of the New Testament. Rev. Dr. G. Elis Williams will serve as dean, with Mrs. M. G. Wilson as pianist. A committee led by Mrs. A J. Traver organizes arrangements with Rev. Dr. C. E. Webb and Rev. DeWitt P. Zuse assisting.
The A Capella Choir of the First Congregational church Washington will perform at Hood College Broddeck Hall Sunday at 4 PM. Sixty nine mixed voices directed by Miss Ruby Smith Stahl will sing a cappella including works by Byrd Parry Rachmaninoff and Tschaikowsky with solos by Stahl. Revival at Dayside Church begins Sunday at 7 30 PM with Rev J W Fisher and the Walkersville Gospel Brethren choir.
A recipe overview describes a decorative Russian lamb dish served with cream and Shashk with fresh greens. Directions cover trimming leg meat into squares, marinating with salt pepper mace wine onion, skewering nine squares per person, and grilling briefly. Accompany with cucumber slices raw carrots pickles cabbage salad lettuce and greens.
County President Warren P. E. Smith reports District No. 5 executive committee met at Rev. Kle. Kromest home to plan a rally at the Moravian church in Grecehem on January 25. Trinity Reformed’s Young People’s Society joins under the GCEB banner and extends a hearty welcome. Christian Endeavor week prompts societies to pledge greater efforts for Christ in the new year. Balti more State O. E. party planned for February 2. Utica YP Society sets a January 7 program including music, scripture, and readings. Evangelistic Bethel Tabernacle hosts a campaign with penny fundraiser and a men versus women contest.
Arrangements for the 113th anniversary observance of the Young Men's Bible Society of Frederick County were made at a Friday meeting in the US MEOA with President R. Ames Hendrickson presiding. The event, at Calgary Methodist Episcopal Church on Sunday evening January 14 at 730, will feature remarks by Rev. Dr. Albert Joseph McCartiney, pastor of the Church of the Covenant Pits Presbyterian Church, Wash. Reports will be heard and special music rendered. Nominees for the annual meeting across denominations include several church leaders from Episcopal, Lutheran, Methodist, and Brethren branches, with broad lists of names for the coming election.
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