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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1965
Page
3
Confessions before masses and weekday Masses at 6 45 a m with Masses on First Friday at 11 30 a m and 5 15 p m Confessions Saturday 4 50 to 5 p m and 7 to 7 45 am Barnesville American Shrine of Our Lady of Fatima Rev Martin W Hyland Sunday Masses 8 and 11 a m
In Mount Airy Brunswick Braddock Heights and nearby areas parish rosters list services led by rectors Rev J E Williams Rev Leslee Schwindt Rev Robert Pegram Rev A D Salmon Jr Rev William Speer Rev L Wade Hampton and Rev Robert Grumbine. Weekly Holy Communion morning prayers and church school times are shown with variations by church and date.
A listing of Sunday School and worship times for multiple churches in Garretts and nearby communities. Entries include Rev. A W Fox at Other Churches, Rev Edwin H Hedgpeth at Weverton First Baptist, Calvary Bible in Gambrill Park, Ridgeville Calvary Baptist, Neelsville Presbyterian, Full Gospel Catoctin Furnace, Mt Alry Mennonite, Pt of Rocks Assembly, Damascus Assembly of God, Jehovah Witness Kingdom Hall, Graceham Moravian, Piney Creek Presbyterian, Taneytown Presbyterian and United Presbyterian, Brunswick Christian and Missionary Alliance, with service times and midweek meetings.
The Airy Church of Christ at 111 Main Street lists weekly activities including Evangelistic Hour on Wednesdays at 7 30 pm Prayer Service Thursdays at 10 30 am Bible study Saturdays at 7 pm and a midweek Bible study and Lord's Supper messages at 10 am and 11 am with an Evangelistic Service at 7 30 pm on multiple days.
A 54 member task force will canvass house to house next week to raise funds for a new municipal Brunswick First Baptist swimming pool in Taneytown. The drive begins Sunday with activities at Trinity Lutheran Church and Union Worship centers.
Shookstown Assembly of God Rev Ralph Fowler leads revival Jan 13 17 at 7 30 p m Evangelist A B Marks Bible Baptist Old Braddock Rev Herschel Elder 10 a m worship and 7 30 p m service Bartholows Pentecostal Rev C C Baugher 10 a m Sunday School 7 45 p m evangelistic services Rocky Springs Union Church Rev Ralph E White 2 p m Sunday School Christmas program Hyattstown Christian Church Rev A H Tisdall 10 a m church school 11 a m worship and communion Boxes Presbyterian Rev Phillip J Lee Sr 9 45 a m Sunday School 11 a m worship 6 30 p m Youth Meetings
Lees Summit Missouri, a Kansas City suburb with a 1200 population, annexed 47 square miles making it Missouri’s second largest city by area behind Kansas City. The move created policing and fire challenges as patrol cars and radio ranges faltered in the new zones and residents were asked to provide post office box numbers for fire reporting. State law allows annexation by resident vote only for landowners, not occupants.
A Beallsville man who phoned in a fatal home fire report wins the top December prize in the News-Tip Contest. The tip described a three year old girl dragged burning clothing from a fireplace causing fatal injuries. Second prize goes to a caller reporting an NLRB plant election at Price Electric in Frederick where employees defeated a union bid. Third prize awarded for notifying of a Frederick automobile fatality involving a 93-year-old soldier returning home for Christmas. An honorable mention notes a fatality near Exit 2 on U S 40 when a Baltimore man was pinned under his car.
Mrs. Meredith Mackley of the Frederick County Migrant Ministry Committee spoke to the Lutheran Church Women of St. Pauls Walkersville about migrant workers health education and welfare progress. Miss Margaret Saylor was named delegate to the Maryland Synodical Convention at Gettysburg College. Parish Night returns Feb. 13 with a Mission Study on Spanish American Neighbors planned for Feb. 3 and 10. An invitation invites attendance at Asbury Methodist Church for the same study on Jan. 18.
The piece ponders whether humanity could destroy Earth with explosive power and war despite scientists believing widespread ruin is unlikely. It cites biblical passages and calls for watchfulness and prayer while noting the event could occur any time or not for eons.
Pittsburgh AP reports the United Steelworkers feud forced a recess in basic steel contract talks on Friday. A Walkersville woman phoned The News-Post to report a fire on Biggs Ford Road near that town, dampening hopes for an early settlement.
Rome AP report notes 1965 could be a strong year for international travel with Americans playing a larger role and judged more favorably. Tour operators say Americans are now discreet travelers, while other nationalities face sharper critiques as tourism grows globally. High European prices worry officials about falling demand.
At Dulles, ten thoroughbreds valued over $500 were set for shipment to Shannon Ireland aboard an Air France flight. Delays, a missing ramp, and erratic handling forced improvised loading using a catering truck as a workaround while horses, handlers, and officials faced a tense, chaotic setup.
The ramp-laden truck carrying horses faced sensational theories from a crash in a ravine to the driver diverting to Dallas Texas. Trainer Noel Magee wrestled with despair as horses seemed destined for America before the truck finally arrived at 3 25 am twelve hours late. A photographer suffered from a freezing night and a faulty flash unit while his wife issued a stoic remark.
A four Sunday mission study titled Focus on Spanish Speaking America will be held at Calvary Methodist Church. It opens with a 5 15 p m covered dish supper by the Women's Society of Church Service co sponsors with the Missions Committee and ends January 31. Dr Natide Leon of Hood College speaks first at 6 30 p m. The program serves families with children in age groups 1 9 and separate adult discussions led by Rev Harry Myerly and Rev Maurice Arsenault. Mrs Russell Dudrow and Mr Charles Dickson direct study sessions with Mrs Grayson Stevens leading devotions. Music is directed by Mrs Edward Pearl and led by Edward Rice.
Area women attended a Homemakers Workshop in Rockville on Monday with listed members of the group participating in the event.
The County Council of Homemakers' Clubs installed new officers. The Cedar Grove Club’s first 1965 meeting is set for Tuesday at Mrs. Nellie Beall’s home. Mrs. Cecil Allnutt Mrs. Ward W. Ferrow and Mrs. Lee M. King chaired the installation.
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