Smoking Not Moral Issue in Major Churches
New York January 28 Most churches see no moral question in smoking though opinions vary. Catholic Attitude says it is allowed for clergy and laity, while Friends and Quakers urge abstinence for health and social reasons. Lutheran and Methodist views differ, with Lutherans largely permissive and Methodists promoting temperance. some groups remain against women and youth smoking.
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New York
Partons Denatinational
Washington, D. C
Disciples of Christ
Indianapolis
Friends General Conference
Quakers
Philadelphia
Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod
National Baptist Convention, Inc
Mobile
Ala
A. J. Robinson
Presbyterian Church of the
U.S.A
Synagogue Council of America
Methodist Church
Church General Conference
Southern Baptists
Nashville
Home School Assn Meeting Focuses On Vocational Guidance
The Frederick High School Home School Association will meet Monday at 7 30 p m in the auditorium to discuss vocational guidance. Delegates from business, professional and industrial fields will advise parents and students on career choices with a student poll and a large turnout anticipated. Light refreshments will follow.
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Home School Association of
the Frederick High School
Veronica Catlett
Merril Ramsburg
Ray Spurrier
Charles Watkins
Admiral Prime
Peter Shipley
Roger Etzler
James Goodman
Beatrice Fehr
Nelson Lyttle
Ruth Yinger
Otho Keller
Forbes Burgess
Charles Broadrup
Grace Lippy
Marvy Rhoads
William G. Cleveland
Camp Detrick
Boyle Column: Wonder Dims In A Modern World
HAL BOYLE laments younger generations’ overwhelm of entertainments and rapid growth. He warns complex pleasures blunt children’s sense of wonder, argues reading and imagination prosper most from simpler joys, and recalls a world where orange gifts and stories sparked awe. He cites aging writers and asks if readers miss simpler times.
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Py Hal Boyle
New York
Lin
Pit
Santa Claus
New Salvation Army Commander Arrives in Frederick
Lt. Harry E. Powell assumed command of the Salvation Army in Frederick from Cumberland after eight months there. He succeeds Capt. Houston Eats. Lt. Nas Deen transferred to Parkersburg, W Va. Lt. John Ray arrived with Powell to assist briefly before Baltimore assignment. The pair reside above the headquarters on West Fifth Street. Powell called the role a challenge to meet local needs as capably as Capt. Ellis.
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Salvation Army
Frederick
Harry E. Powell
Cumberland
Houston Eats
Nas Deen
Ellis
Missionary Women of St Pauls Lutheran Meet in Walkersville
Missionary minded women of St Pauls Lutheran church Walkersville met at the Parish House Tuesday evening led by Mrs Grayson B Haller Jr The topic Students Today Walkers Tomorrow tied teaching evangelizing and healing as they bring Christ to people worldwide Scripture and prayer were read by Mrs Gertrude Zimmerman Education Survey Committee members reported on Argentina Liberia China Japan British Guiana and India with Miss Olive Measelt and others presenting The business session chaired by Mrs Helwig decided to secure two mission study books for the year A letter from a missionary in Japan was read and the Magazine Quiz conducted by Miss Pauline Cromwell Refreshments were served Attending: Mrs Howard Barker Mrs T R Saylor Miss Loretta Helwig and others
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St Paul's Lutheran Church, Walkersville
Grayson B. Haller
Walkers
Gertrude Zimmerman
Women’s Missionary Society
Margaret Sayler
Argentina
E. K. Helwig
Liberia
Luther Horine
China
Olive Measelt
Japan
Paul Dinterman
British Guiana
T. Paul Moberly
India
E. Koontz Helwig
Nancy Helwig
Helwig
Pauline Cromwell
Missionary Society
Howard Barker
T. R. Saylor
Loretta Helwig
Circulation Set Record for US Newspapers in 1952
New York Jan 28 editor and publisher reports total daily newspaper circulation rose to 54 472 286 copies in 1952 despite one fewer daily paper. Morning papers led growth with 21 412 474 copies. evening papers added 268 724. Sunday circulation fell 261 582 to 45 948 554.
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New York
International Year Book
United States
A de Jeline
Glade Valley Grange Installs Officers in Ceremony
Glade Valley Grange in Frederick County hosted an installation of officers by the Frederick County Pomona Grange Youth team on Tuesday evening. Installed were Master Clarence Eaves and Overseer Robert Keyser, with Lecturer Frances among those noted in the ceremony.
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Glade Valley Grange
Frederick County
Pomona Grange
Clarence Eaves
Robert Keyser
Frances
Grange officers listed. Bridgewater Walkersville events noted
Crum, Smith, Hoke, Remsberg and others named as officers in the Grange with installations delayed. Ten dollars given to the March of Dimes Walkersville District. Pomona Master Bruce Crum announced the Mt Pleasant meeting on February 6 and reports from Leaders Conference attendees. Upcoming February 9 Youth program and Valentine party led by Beverly Cramer. Court, marriage, and property notices follow, including Brunswick injunction action and multiple deeds. Rockville water sale announced by Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission.
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Crim
Thomas Cramer
Robert Smith
Charles Hoke
Mary Louise Remsberg
Robert Crum
Ceres
Madelyn Cramer
Pomona
Nancy Crum
Flora
Annie Zimmerman
Sarah Keyser
Edgar Zimmerman
Bruce Crum
March of Dimes
Grange
Walkersville
Mt. Pleasant
College Park
Clarence Eaves
Louie Zimmerman
Cathryn Eaves
Robert Keyser
Torco Nor Holter
Middletown
Sack Lakin
Jefferson
Beverly Cramer
Rockville to sell water in bulk under new agreement
The Rockville town commission reached a deal to sell water in bulk at 27 cents per thousand gallons. The town will distribute the water to bulk buyers and charge a fixed tariff plus a $50,000 extension for a 16 inch line to the Rockville system. The project could boost local supply by next summer.
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Rockville
Cross benefits for subscribers rise in 1953 totals
Baltimore January 28 Rina Cross benefits reached 11,360,050.00 for 1953. Rob bert O Bonnell president of Mary Island Hospital Service announced at the seventeenth and Maddau editog Lie VilaA that membership in the non profit hospital service plan grew to 86,000 and over 124,000 subscribers received care.
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Blue Cross
Baltimore
Rina
Robbert O. Bonnell
Mary- Island Hospital Service
Seventeenth
Maddau
Lie Vilaa
Bonnell
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