Speaking In Tongues Revived In Many Churches
George W. Cornell reports glossolalia spreading from Pentecostal circles to Methodists Baptists Lutherans Episcopalians and Presbyterians. Laurence Hammond a mining executive describes a six year old transformative experience in a Philadelphia ballroom and notes tongues as unknown languages with potential meanings and deep spiritual purpose.
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George W. Cornell
Philadelphia
Bellevue-Stratford
Laurence Hammond
Illinois
Hammond
Jesus Christ
University of Geneva
Poolesville drubs Damascus to capture eighth win
Poolesville jumped to an early lead and routed Damascus 80 to 55 for its eighth victory of the season. Robert Thomas scored 16, Jeff Burdette led Damascus with 23, and Poolesville also won the junior varsity 68 to 40 led by Truman Thomas with 21.
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Poolesville
Damascus
Indians
Robert Thomas
Jeff Burdette
Trojans
Truman Thomas
Johnson
First Close Up Catcher Dies in Newberg Ore
Billy Sullivan famed Chicago White Sox catcher and inventor of the chest protector died Thursday at age 89 near Newberg Oregon. A major league star from 1899 to 1914 he helped revolutionize catching stance and gear before retiring to a farm. He leaves a widow and two sons. Funeral mass at St Peters Church in Newberg Saturday morning. Burial at McMinnville.
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Newberg
Ore
Billy Sullivan
White Sox
Sullivan
Oakland
Wisang
Boston Braves
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Detroit
Seacre
Joseph
Chicago
William
Sarasota
St Peter's Church
McMainnville
SRO Sign Out For Heavyweight Fight
New York AP Patterson and Chuvalo headline a Madison Square Garden heavyweight bout as standing room tickets go on sale. A capacity crowd of 18 000 seems assured with $20 and $15 side arena seats limited and $5 standing room. Patterson trains at Marlboro N Y and Chuvalo at Monticello N Y both camps claim readiness.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Floyd Patterson
George Chuvalo
Garden
Patterson
Marlboro
N.Y
Chuvalo
Harry Kleiman
New York State Athletic Commission
Monticello
N. Y
United Presbyterian Church Elects Officers and Hears Reports
Members of three church boards in Frederick were elected at the annual meeting led by Rev W Merval Weaver. New session appointees include Lawrence Baldwin Norman Gary and Q Thomas Kolb. deacons Charles Dougall Warren Maury Joe Moore and Thomas Barksdale. trustees W Adrian Chappell and Richard Shipley. The church reported 587 members as of December 1 with 60 new members this year.
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United Presbyterian Church of Frederick
Lawrence B. Baldwin
Norman D Gary
Q. Thomas Kolb
Charles R Dougall
Warren L Maury
Joe C. Moore
Thomas H Barksdale
W Adrian Chappell
Richard L Shipley
W. Merval Weaver
Willam G Roessler
Bard
E. Aldridge
Weaver
George B Douglas Jr
David E. Aldridge
Donald W. Falconer
Board of Trustees
Building Fund
E. Dwight McCain
E. Brooke Parkinson
Circle E
The
Women’s Association
Orlie Glick
Educators Parley Attracts Wide Attendees In Maryland
Harold Hooper of Hood College moderates at the Marsland Conference on Education held at the Lord Baltimore Hotel. Governor Tawes and state education officials address luncheon attendees while representatives from twenty PTA groups and Frederick County organizations join the educators event.
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Harold Hooper
Hood College
Marsland
Lord Baltimore
James A Sensenbaugn
Braddock Heights
Frederick County
J. Millard Tawes
William L. Wilson
State Board of Education
Joan L. Carnochan
Edward Hamilton
Ross V. Smith
Lavenia Hood
Mary Condon Hodgson
Richard Comstock
Franklin de Sales Willson
Myersville
Wiliam H Carr
Emmitsburg
Gregg Burns
Union Bridge
Victor R Jagow
Thurmont
Zoe
New Market 4-H Meeting Highlights Leaders and New Members
New Market H Club led by Betsy Lockhart demonstrated clothing care at a recent meeting. After the 4-H Pledge led by Barbara Mount four new members Yvonne Summers Debby Bade Diane Kesterman and Agnes Ford joined. Vicki Brook spoke on group activities. Race Time trained by Ralph Baldwin topped 3 year old pacers in 1964 after being top 2 year old in 1963.
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Betsy Lockhart
New Market +H Club
Barbara Mount
Yvonne Summers
Debby Bade
Diane Kesterman
Agnes Ford
Vicki Brook
Linda Burrall
Carol Duval
Ralph Baldwin
Lions Club Hears On Habilitation Work For Mentally Retarded Adults
Mrs Helen Nussear, director of the Jeannie Bussard Workshop for the Mentally Retarded, spoke to the Lions Club about providing work and training for mentally retarded adults. The West South Street workshop is being renovated to guide residents through job training, responsibility, and placement for maximum contribution.
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Helen Nussear
Lions Club
Nussear
Jeannie Bussard
West South Street
Ptogain
Thurmont Crash Injures Woman
A Plymouth Pa woman suffered a minor chin laceration yesterday when her car rear collided with another on Route 15 near Thurmont. Mrs D Hettinger was treated by Dr Thomas A Leve in Thurmont. The Hettinger car struck the rear of a vehicle driven by Donald A Smith of Hagerstown, police said.
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Plymouth. Pa
Route 15
Thurmont
D. Hettinger
Thomas A Leve
Hettinger
Donald A Smith
Hagerstown
Purdue Star Bull Jones Declared Ineligible for Semester
Purdue star Bull Jones the 6 foot 8 senior and top rebounder is ruled scholastically ineligible for the second semester. The Big Ten leader prior to the new term may be his last with the Boilermakers after today’s game with Michigan. Lena Alberta At 70 Scores Second Hole in One at Belvedere Golf Club. Roger Staubach Sets Navy Pass Record with 119 Completions in 204 Attempts.
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Lafayette
Ind
Bull Jones
Purdue
Michigan
Big Ten
Boilermakers
West Palm Beach
Filal AP
Lena Alberta
Belvedere
Montgomery Lcans Building Heights
A Montgomery County Council work session will address building height limits across all zoning categories. The meeting is set for February 19 at 8 pm and will take place at the County Office Building in Rockville.
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Montgomery County Council
Rockville
Hagerstown Man To Head Army Bureau
A Hagerstown native Col. Leon R. Yourtee Jr. will become chief of the Office of Personnel Administration in the Army Chief of Engineers office effective February 15. Yourtee succeeds Col. L J Goodsell who is retiring, and will serve as deputy chief.
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Hagerstown
Army Bureau
Col
Leon R. Yourtee Jr
Office of Personnel Administration
Army Chief of Engineers
University of Maryland
Col. L. J. Goodsell
Cramer Joins Southern Supply as Purchasing Head
Kirk Cramer Jr of Seminole Road Frederick joins Southern Supply Company Baltimore to head purchasing duties strengthening the firm’s procurement team.
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Kirk 1
Cramer Jr
Seminole Road
Frederick
Southern Supply Company
Baltimore
Corvair Proves Its All Weather Resilience
The Corvair relies on air cooling with no radiator and no need for water or antifreeze. Its rear engine weight provides traction, while power steering is uncommon. The article notes the car’s suitability in snow and low reliance on extra fluids.
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Corvair
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Wolfsville
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Frances E. Biddinger
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