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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1966
Page
3
Religious listings show numerous churches with service times across counties. CARE and MEDICO note Afghan malnutrition hinders healing as doctors address patient recoveries and nutrition through CARE food crusade efforts in public hospitals.
Atlanta AP reports Emory University professor Dr. Thomas J. J. Altizer leads the God is dead movement. He argues Christ's death reveals a new form of Christianity and a living God in modern reality amid religious debate. Colgate’s William Hamilton and Temple’s Pauli Van Buren join his search for a fresh theology.
Bolivar Methodist Church held its annual Memorial Lighting service with lights kept on all week funded by donations in memory of the deceased. The program listed numerous donors and memorialized individuals including Lorraine Staubs Sydney W Staubs Lewis Moo Ida Harrison and many more across families including Lit tleton Potts Webb and Biller families.
Multiple brief notices from Damascus area churches list New Year communion services at Damascus Methodist Church and Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, Young Adult and Esther Circles meeting on specific dates, youth breakfast, safe driving film, baptisms at Wesley Grove, laymen speakers at Wesley Grove Church, Methodist Men gathering, W S C S meeting, and final plans for a Young Farmer's Group banquet chaired by Mrs Albert Robert.
Bible study at Dickerson Methodist Church resumes on Wednesdays under Rev. M. Robert Mulholland. The annual spring supper is set for March 26 at 4 p.m. The Fourth Quarterly Conference is January 27 at 8 p.m. Trustees and leaders are requested to attend. A New Year’s Eve party for young adults was held at the Mulhollands home with several families attending. Dickerson and Koontz Chapel M F rode to Silver Spring for a skating party chaperoned by the Mulhollands.
The December meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Calvary Methodist Church was held in the Ladies Parlor with forty members present. The vice president Mrs. Carl Piepoli led the business session and Mrs. Fara Jaenhv reported on the Frederick Ministerial Association and United Church Women's meetings.
Plans were announced for the Lewistown Woman's Society of Christian Service meeting to be held Tuesday in the Ladies Service. The January gathering was hosted by the Lewistown WSCS, which reported 32 members in attendance.
The Esther Circle hosted a 7 30 pm program with 32 members at the church hall and 12 hostesses. A worship and Symbols In Christian Art program was presented by the Naom Circle under Mrs Ezra Jacoby with Mrs Carl Piepoli leading the service. The society held an executive meeting Tuesday at 7 pm and reminded members that United Church Women meet on Jan 27. The Love offering was received by Mrs Barnett Zumbro and Mrs Thomas Jackson. Refreshments were served by officers. The next meeting is Jan 11 at 7 30 pm. Sir Walter Scott noted as first great writer of English historical novels.
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