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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1966
Page
3
A list of worship hours for county churches across multiple parishes. It includes Mass times for Catholic chapels such as Barnesville and Our Lady of Fatima, Episcopal services at Poolesville, Germantown, Mt Airy, Brunswick, and other locales, with holy communion and morning prayer schedules.
Area church listings outline service times for Garretts Mill communities. Garretts Mill Assembly of God holds Sunday School at 9 45 a m worship at 11 a m evangelistic service 7 30 p m and Bible Study Thursday 7 30 p m. Weverton First Baptist shows Sunday services including morning worship. Ridgeville Calvary Baptist lists 9 45 a m Sunday School 10 45 a m worship and Wednesday 7 30 p m. Calvary Bible at Gambrill Park offers Bible School at 10 a m worship 11 00 a m training union 6 30 p m and 7 30 p m worship with additional services. Germantown Neelsville Presbyterian supplies a pastor for 9 45 a m church school 11 00 a m worship. Full Gospel Church at Catoctin Furnace has 10 a m Sunday School 6 30 p m Youth Service 7 30 p m worship and Wednesday 7 30 p m worship plus Saturday service 7 30 p m. Mt Airy Mennonite Church on Watersville Road conducts 10 a m Sunday School 11 a m worship and 7 30 p m worship on the second and fourth Wednesday.
The page lists Sunday School and Worship times for multiple churches including Damascus Assembly of God, Pt. of Rocks Kingdom Hall, Graceham Moravian, Piney Creek Presbyterian, Taneytown United Presbyterian, Emmitsburg United Presbyterian, Brunswick Christian and Missionary Alliance, Mt. Airy Church of Christ, Brunswick First Baptist, Shookstown Assembly of God, Bible Baptist, Bartholows Pentecostal, Rocky Springs Union Church, Tabernacle, Hyattstown Christian Church, Boyds Presbyterian, and a Quaker meeting. It records service times, evangelistic and prayer services, Bible studies, youth activities, and communion schedules.
Mrs Mildred Shank of Hagertown has been elected president of the Potomac Chapter of the Hammond Organ Society. Other officers elected were Miss Margaret White secretary and Mrs Florence Hurt treasurer, both also of Hagerstown. At a recent meeting plans were completed for a banquet at the Hotel Alexander in Hag-Rev. Mary E Kibbe, Rev erstown, Feb 15 at 6 30 p.m.
In Mt Airy a historic joint Public Prayer for Christian Unity service will be held Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Mt Airy Elementary School auditorium. Area ministers from Catholic and Protestant churches will lead a simple service featuring hymns scripture prayers a creed and a sermon by Fr Edward J Bayer of St. Augustine's Elkridge.
The United Church Women of Frederick County plan their annual meeting at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church with topic The Christian's Calling. Mrs Charles Hicks II presides mission study program after a 730 pm business meeting. A filmstrip The Two Faces of Faith will be shown with narration by Mrs Bartgis Storm.
Mrs Wanda Knox a New Guinea missionary will speak at the Church of the Nazarene on Thursday Jan 27 at 7 30 p m She has served in New Guinea since 1955 with her husband and has been a teacher and supervisor at the Kudjip mission school for five years She will show colored slides and movies of New Guinea and its people
The Rev. W. G. McVicker of Harrison Valley Pa will close his preaching week with services at 11 am and 7 30 pm in the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church His theme is Alliance Truth and Testimony Members of the Frederick congregation will go to Rockville Sunday afternoon for the dedication of the new parsonage valued at 27400 tied to the recently formed Rockville congregation.
Martin T. Golibart director of development and alumni affairs at Mount St. Marys College Emmitsburg participated in an American Alumni Council conference in Atlantic City New Jersey He served on a workshop panel Promotion and Annual Giving Just for Beginners A 1957 graduate Golibart had worked in industry until 1963 when he took his current college post.
Revival services start Tuesday and run nightly through January 30 at Shookstown Assembly of God Church RFD 7 Frederick with evangelists Rev and Mrs Ira Moore performing nightly in song music and word The 7 30 p m start invites public attendance
Taneytown and surrounding areas feature a parade of guest visits and family gatherings. Notable entries include Attorney and Mrs. Franklin Bigham of Gettysburg hosting dinner guests Amelia and Elizabeth Annan, and Rev. and Mrs. Robert V. Johnson hosting Mr. and Mrs. Robin Klose for Sunday dinner at the United Church of Christ Parsonage. Other visits span from Harney to Littlestown, York Street to West Baltimore Street, with relatives and friends from Pittsburgh Damascus McSherrystown and beyond gathering at various homes and farms. Larry Daugherty on 30 days leave from England and Miss Becky Dryden of Pocomoke City visited relatives before Larry returned to finish duties.
The Damascus area churches announce a busy slate with Saint Anne's Chapel observing Theological Education featuring Rudolph W. Sims at 11 a.m. He discusses seminaries including the Protestant Episcopal Theological Seminary in Virginia. Other notes cover January 25 meetings, Youth Sunday at Redeemer on January 30, Bible studies, and various church group activities and socials across Lutheran, Methodist, Wesleyan, and Baptist congregations.
Mrs Etta Maye Zoerb and husband Paul J Zoerb filed a 25000 dollar damage suit in Circuit Court for loss of time from education due to an accident on U S 15 near Lewistown on April 28 1964. They also seek 5000 dollars for loss of her services against Levi Gladius Mothena of Richmond Virginia and Walker Stainless Equipment Company of New Lisbon Wisconsin.
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