Maryland Protestant Appeal Seeks Funds For 2000 Churches
The Maryland Council of Churches launches the 1961 Protestant Appeal to raise over $600000 for 1900 plus churches across 23 denominations. Plans include migrant worker services on the Eastern Shore, a statewide Christian men’s fellowship, and a first Maryland training workshop for church schools and camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Maryland Council of Churches
United Protestant Appeal
Council of Churches
Donzel C. Wildey
United Church Women of Maryland
Maryland Council of Churches Department of Christian Education
Maryland Council
Area Councils of Churches
George Y. Flint
Mt. Vernon
West Madison Street
Baltimore 1
Unemployment Opinions Echo Frederick Area Debate
Reporters Quiz collects Frederick and surrounding residents views on unemployment. Richard Shipp and Mrs Melvin Carbaugh Sr. warn of rising joblessness and urge action, while Mrs Richard Keller and Glenn Stanton offer mixed to proactive takes on coping and creating work. A later AP item from Centreville, Alabama, recounts a honeybee problem in a new Henderson home as workers remove a 16-foot ceiling section to clear a bee colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Richard Shipp
SWEET
Centreville
Ala
William G. Henderson
Henderson
Dear Helen style agony column snippets and notices
A collage of Dear Helen Q&A exchanges on relationships and personal woes from a newspaper page. It includes letters about engagement doubts, loneliness, self consciousness, marital strife, and advice from Helen Worden Erskine, interleaved with brief notices and fashion captions.
Kennedy seen acting on disarmament and foreign issues
In his first week as president Kennedy began work on disarmament, helped settle a strike, aided struggling areas and the Congo, moved on other fronts, and may have helped secure Russia’s release of two captured U.S. fliers. The account, by James Marlow, notes campaign promises of action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arminchev
Khrushehe
Americas
Theocore Hoosevelt
Hekex
Hie
Oni
Kennedy
Russia
United States
Arthur A
New York
Kennew
America
Regul
Federal Communications Commit
Federal Power Commission
James M. Landis
Harvard Law School
de Jency
James Marlow
Associated
Washington
Congo
U.S
Strength for Today by Earl L Douglass
The piece debates whether the world is improving or deteriorating, noting war, crime, and social ills since 1800 yet praising moral progress, education, and welfare. It cites opposition to discrimination, church attendance, and civic betterment, framing the era as pivotal and contested. A social club event in Washington features Zonta International leaders and a district workshop discussing all aspects of Zonta interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern
Earl L. Douglass
Ian Ising
Marvberer
Gnvicani
Uncafra
Ednarss Everimm Mudge
Thomas
Kennedy-Warren
Washington
Miss Pratt
Freserek Club
Miss Meare
Moe Wurtge
Mis Thomas
Zonta International
Zonta
Tess Tinker
Thomas Jefferson Takes Presidential Oath in 1801 Senate Chamber
The article notes Thomas Jefferson swore the presidential oath in 1801 in the old Senate chamber Washington, explaining it was the Capitol’s only completed area. It mentions rulers of the mound builders in Ohio’s Paint Creek valley, which is referred to as the Valley of Kings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
Senate
Washington
Capitol
Ohio
Paint Creek Valley
Valley of Kings
Hours Of Worship In County Churches
County church listings show denominations and times. Graceham Moravian, Gapland Pentecostal, Kevmar Holiness, Brunswick Christian and Missionary Alliance, Union Bridge Friends, Gambrill Park Calvary Bible, Rockville Unitarian feature morning worship and Sunday School with midweek services and guest speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graceham
F. J. Morgenstern
Gapland Pentecostal Christian Holiness
D. N
Kevmar Holiness Christian
P. E. Freeman
Ira W. Bechtel
Cottage Prater
Brunswick Christian and Missionary Alliance
James Senseny
Gambrill Park
Calvary Bible
Paul Wagner
Rockville
Smithsonian Gets Pennsy Equipment
Smithsonian receives a century old steam locomotive Pioneer built in 1851 and the Camden and Amboy Railroad coach built in 1836 from the Pennsylvania Railroad. John H. White Jr. will curate the items now stored in Washington as the museum plans future displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Pennsylvania Railroad
John H. White Jr
Camden and Amboy
Smithsonian
Arts and Industries
United States National Museum
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Xorthumberland, Pa
Frederick County Homemakers to Meet March 25 at Hood College
The directors report was read by Mrs Earl L. Kelly. The Frederick County Council of Homemakers will hold its annual meeting March 25 at Hood College. Home demonstration agents will present TV programs on Channel 11. The February 4 meeting of Mrs George Burre will be held February 20 at 7.30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Fehr
Palmer Snook
Adamstown Homemakers Club
Wbal-Tv
University of Maryland Extension Service
Frederick County
Herbert Staley
Rosedale Homemakers Club
Joanne Reitz
University of Maryland
Adele Miller
Frederice Russell
Bers
Earl L. Kelly
Frederick County Council of Homemakers
Hood College
George Burre
Down Two Tricks In Five Hearts Duel At Fall Nationals
In last fall nationals most South players doubled five hearts. West opened ace of spades and led king of clubs, South discarded tang of spades, East rose with ace clubs. South ruffed diamonds, but East kept control, one player defeating the hand by offbeat play eight of diamonds. South could have finessed king, but instead tried cross ruffing and failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
South
East
Living Better On 24 Hours A Day Women’s Club Meeting
The Mt Pleasant Homemakers group met Monday at Mrs Ode Filler’s home for a discussion led by Miss Beatrice Fehr on time management. Mrs William Delawter, the president, presided, and the Homemakers Creed by Mrs Ray H Smith was sung in unison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Beatrice Fehr
Ode Filler
William Delawter
Ray H. Smith
Austin Kelly
Look” Magazie
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Cultural Committee
Mem
Pastor named to lead Catholic church program
A long-time pastor at St Ville and St Mary, Baltimore, becomes head of the CYO program since 1957 and will lead at St Ma Cathedral with an assistant. He was named by a prelate in January. Officials say Congo mission areas and American consulates remain in contact with missionaries. hundreds are involved. Also, the Snow-Flake Whirl dance proceeds tonight at West Frederick Junior High School auditorium despite potential snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amed
D. Awa
Olney
Laurence
St. Ville
St Mary
Baltimore
St Ma’ Cathedral
CYO
Washington
Congo
Lincoln
Kenneth Shine
West Frederick Junior High School
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Church Fund
Melvin Carbaugh Sr
Richard Keller
Middletown
Glenn Stanton
IAPR
Dorothy Dix
Helen Worden Erskine
Helen
Lake In
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Haber & Company
Wachter and Hildebrand Millinery
Frederck
Ham
Tsui
Wes
B. Dear
Heien Worden Erskine
Syrd Cate
Rolle Wesneren Iy
Fran Scott Key
Scuare Corner
Paimex Siresi
J. Belfe Castleman Feft
Henry Durell
Robert Swanson
Robert Rothenhot
Carl Weakley
Thomas Kline
Dudley G
Jack Lee
Janssen
Marlow
Union Bridge
Friends Meeting House
Manitou Springs
Colo
Jacoby
Oswald Jacoby
NEA
Borth A
South West
North East
Frederick Federal
N. Market St
Fredericktown
Federa
Geposm Insurance Corporatice
North Market St
West Frederick
West Patrick and
West South Sts
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