Butkus Named Head of Easter Seal Campaign
Dick Butkus, famed Chicago Bear linebacker, named National Sports Chairman for the 1970 Easter Seal Campaign. The campaign opens March 1 and runs to Easter Sunday April 11, with Butkus appealing to sports writers and broadcasters to aid crippled children and adults. He spoke of the impact on children facing handicaps and continued his charity work after a 17 day tour of military hospitals. The article also notes his Pro Bowl appearances and high regard in the NFL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Butkus
Chicago Bears
Sumner G. Whittier
National
Easter Seal Society For
Butkus
Butkis
NFL
Japan
Guam
Philippines
Lewisdale Area News Highlights Socials and Testimonies
Mrs Violet A Washington sends New Year greetings to readers. Dinner guests included Linwood Holsey and visiting relatives from Baltimore Connecticut and Connecticut. Church services at Friendship and Pleasant Grove noted with attendees and pastors listed. CES No 52 party at Dan Dee Restaurant recognized, with many names. Local birthdays, illnesses, and visits to Frederick and New London recorded along with holiday hospitality at Damascus and Lewisdale homes.
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Lewisdale Area
Violet A. Washington
Linwood Holsey
Holsey Road
Damascus
Holsey
Ethel Fleet
Henry Washington
Baltimore
Edward Taylor
Connecticut
Bernard Holsey
Alonzo
Graham
Hope Chapter
New Market
CES No. 52
Dan Dee Restaurant
John Spencer Jr
Frank Snowden
John Mason
Damie Dorsey
Arthur Randolph Sr
Sterling Lyles Jr
H. Arnold Hawkins
Renee Hawkins
Frank Thompson
Gladys Lyles
Bertram Hill
Mitchell Randolph
George Smith
Medessa Fritz
Terry Randolph
Arthur E. Randolph Jr
Woodbine
Wayne Randolph
Frederick
Arthur E. Randolph Sr
Purdum
Piper’s
Lock Haven
Melvin Randolph
Derek Randolph
Derek
Calvin Sewell
Charles Sewell
Marguerite R. Sewell
Mahlon T. Dorsey Sr
Caroline Rollins
Rosetta Sewell
Ernest Hackey
Funston Sewell
Mary Ann Miller
Eleanor Elizabeth Brown
Pleasant Grove Community Church
A.B. Funston
Sewell
Sheppard Afb
Tex
Dennis L. Sewell
Ijamsville
Florence Gray
Centerville
Bethesda Church Rd
Main St. Damascus
Hackey
Ruth Diggs
Charles Richardson
Leah
East Ridgeville
Masonic Temple
Ridgeville
Frances Dotson
Mt. Airy Lodge
Simpson United Methodist Church
Poplar Springs
Edna Dorsey
Elsie Johnson
Mary Hammond
McMurray St. Frederick
Mymie E. Dorsey
Lewisdale
Thomas W. Dorsey Jr
James Pryor
Sharon
Rosetta Thompson
Pamela Weedon
New London
Noami Peach
Delores Thomas
Thomas Hoy
Ann Mae Ziegler
Elly Stanton
Rockville
Mymie Dorsey
Clara Mae Dorsey
Philadelphia
Charles Berry
Joe Davis
Alphonso G. Gray
Mount Airy
Alphonso Gilmore Jr
Daughers
Herman King Sr
Shirley DeMar
Harrison DeMar Sr
Job Corps
Charleston
W. Va
Key 73 Interdenominational Evangelism Plan Unveiled
The Key Bridge Consultations evolve into Key 73 a nationwide interdenominational evangelistic effort for 1973 led by Rev Dr Theodore Raedeke new head of a national planning office in St Louis He says a coordinated focus on evangelism is long overdue with denominations committing to the venture and a push to confront people with the Gospel by proclamation demonstration and service
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America
Key Bridge
Arlington
Georgetown
Washington, D.C
Key
Francis Scott Key
Theodore Raedeke
St. Louis
Raedeke
Dr. Raedeke
South
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Planing
Local Minister’s Ordination Celebration A Surprise
Rev. John C. Charles of Emmitsburg marked 25 years in the ministry with a surprise celebration at Incarnation United Church of Christ and St James Church near Littlestown. Friends, ministers, and family attended a program including greetings, gifts, and a reception afterward.
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John C. Charles
Emmitsburg
Incarnation United Church of Christ
Charles
St. James
Bernie Zerkle Jr
Central Atlantic
United Church of Christ
Father John “King
St. Joseph Catholic
Shrine Becket Shrine in Canterbury Described in Tales
Travelers in Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales journeyed to the tomb of Thomas Becket, Archbishop of Canterbury, who was slain in 1170 defending church autonomy. The piece notes the 800th anniversary of his murder and links Becket’s clash with King Henry II to ongoing church state tensions.
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George W. Cornell
Thomas Becket
Canterbury
Zion Church to Hold Service by Visiting Pastor
Zion Lutheran Church Middletown will host a Sunday service at 10 45 am led by visitation pastor Reverend Wm C Huddle who will preach on The Churchs Business. Pastor and Mrs Emmanuel J Hoover are away briefly. Huddle will handle pastoral duties and church office contacts are available.
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Zion Lutheran Church
Middletown
Wm. C. Huddle
Emmanuel J. Hoover
Huddle
Church School and Youth Groups Schedule In Stown
Stown Sunday Church School will also meet on Sunday at 9 30 am and the Junior and Senior High Youth Groups will meet at 7 30 pm.
Leaders Bible Class Sunday Session Highlights
Harold Brode led the Leaders Bible Class as president with Mrs. Thelma Mantz on piano and Paul Main as song leader. Walter Stull gave the opening prayer, Fred Bowers led the responsive reading, and Mrs. Debbie Fisher performed special music with her husband on guitar. Ray Smith spoke on the lesson All Of Life For Christ. William Easterday, assistant secretary, reported 51 members and three visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Brode
Thelma Mantz
Paul Main
Walter Stull
Fred Bowers
Debbie Fisher
Ray Smith
Christ
William Easterday
William W. Easterday
Becket Death and Henry II Clash Over Church Power
Becket resisted royal control over church appointments after being named Archbishop of Canterbury by Henry II. He quit as chancellor and withdrew from royal life, aiding church prerogatives. Exiled to France, Becket clashed again with the king, returned to England to excommunicate opponents, and was killed by four knights in Canterbury Cathedral. Four years later Henry II performed penance walking barefoot to Becket’s tomb during papal interdict.
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Henry I
Becket
Europe
China
Rhodesia
South Africa
Jesus
America
Geoffrey Chaucer
Canterbury
London
Henry
Theobald
France
England
Lutheran Councilmen Named for Keysville and Mt Tabor Churches
Keysville Lutheran Church councilmen Neal Wilhide Claude De Berry Herman Schott Harry Hohman Richard Wilhide and Charles Young will serve in 1971. Mt Tabor Lutheran Church Rocky Ridge councilmen Raymond Keil holtz Robert Ogle Wayne Wil biar Charles Mumma Francis Sharrer James Glass Harold Late and Franklin Fox named for the coming year. A joint meeting of both councils is set for January 14 at 7 30 p m at Mt Tabor Church. Rev William L Markley serves as pastor of both congregations.
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Keysville Lutheran Church
Keysville
Neal Wilhide
Claude de Berry
Herman Schott
Harry Hohman
Richard Wilhide
Charles Young
Mt. Tabor Lutheran Church
Rocky Ridge
Raymond Keilholtz
Robert Ogle
Wayne Wilbiar
Charles Mumma
Francis Sharrer
James Glass
Harold Late
Franklin Fox
Mt. Tabor
William L. Markley
Golden Rule Class Christmas Party at Frederick Church
The Golden Rule Class of Frederick Church of the Brethren held its annual Christmas gathering at Mrs. John W. Wolfe’s home featuring a program by Mrs. LaRue Kintz and readings by Mrs. Lillian Shafer and others. Scripture from Luke 2 1 20 and carol history were included followed by gifts and refreshments for members including Mrs. Mary Ecker Mrs. La Rue Kintz and several others.
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Golden Rule
Frederick
Delma Shankle
Mary Ecker
Kintz
Eleanor Greve
Ecker
LaRue Kintz
Ruth Harshman
Lillian Shafer
Beulah Gannon
Carrie Howard
Ethel Fahrney
Grace Zimmerman
Eleanor Grove
Lulu Bradshaw
The Will Of God At Grossnickle Church
The Grossnickle Church of the Brethren opens a sermon series with Clyde E. Hylton delivering God Circumstantial Will from Matthew 26 verses 36 to 46 at 10:30 a.m. on Sunday. Evening talk at 7:30 p.m. on Perfected In Christ. Church school 9:30 a.m. Crib nursery available. Women’s Fellowship meets Jan 11 at 7:30 p.m. to support garment kit work for New Windsor World Relief Center.
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God
Clyde E. Hylton
Grossnickle
Church of the Brethren
Church School
Crib Nursery
Women’s Fellowship
Basil Grossnickle
New Windsor World
Alumni Council To Meet At Lancaster Seminary
The Rev. Mary E. Wenck of Frederick serves on the Alumni Council which will meet at the Lancaster Theological Seminary on January 12. The council governs the Alumni Association. prior to luncheon, attendees will hear a report on current programs from President James D. Glasse and plan Alumni Day for May commence ment. The seminary, founded in 1825 in Lancaster Pennsylvania, is affiliated with the United Church of Christ and trains for parish ministry.
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Mary E. Wenck
Frederick
Lancaster Theological Seminary
Refectory
James D. Glasse
Wenck
Lancaster
United Church of Christ
National Day of Prayer for WCTU event noted
The National Organization of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union designates January 16 as a National Day of Prayer for the WCTU. Frederick County WCTU holds a Service of Prayer on Saturday January 16 at 1 30 p.m. at the Church of God Knoxville with Rev. Harry S Churchey delivering the meditation. Public invited.
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WCTU
National Organization of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Lewis Shannahan
Baltimore
Frederick County
Church of God
Knoxville
Harry 5. Churchey
Sharpsburg
Centennial Methodist Installation at Frederick Church
Centennial Memorial United Methodist Church of Frederick will hold an installation during the 11 am morning worship on January 10. All officers and teachers for the new year will be installed during the service.
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Centennial Memorial United Methodist Church of Frederick
Keysville Cemetery Board Sets Lot Price and Fence Work
The Keysville Cemetery Board met January 4 at the United Church of Christ in Keysville. Members and lot owners kept burial lot prices at $30 and agreed to repair and extend the cemetery fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keysville
United Church of Christ
Local Ladies Submit Names for Community Event
Mrs. Hilda Foreman, Mrs. Debbie Robertson, Mrs. Delma Shankle, Mrs. Ella LaBrush, Mrs. John Wolfe, Miss Elizabeth Wolfe and Mrs. Ida Wisner were listed as contributors submitted by Mrs. Carrie Howard for a forthcoming community notice.
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Hilda Foreman
Debbie Robertson
Delma Shankle
Ella LaBrush
John Wolfe
Elizabeth Wolfe
Ida Wisner
Carrie Howard
Keysville Lutheran Men to Host Ritter Speaker
Keysville Lutheran Church hosts Luther Ritter of Littlestown Pa as guest speaker at the Lutheran Churchmen meeting on Wednesday Jan 13 beginning 7 45 p m. His talk covers a Europe trip with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Wilhide of Keysville including visits to Yugoslavia Austria and Germany and attendance at the Oberammergau Passion Play.
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Luther Ritter
Littlestown
Keysville Lutheran Church
Ritter
Europe
Lloyd Wilhide
Keysville
Yugoslavia
Austria
Germany
Oberammergau
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