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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1964
Page
3
Adamstown Charge Grace Trinity Pearl church schedules 9 15 a m Sunday School 10 50 a m Trinity Adamstown 9 45 a m Sunday School 11 00 a m Worship with services listed for both locations in this county church notices.
The Rocky Ridge Bush Creek Grossnickle Myersville Thurmont Pleasant View Harmony Brownsville Piney Creek Beaver Dam churches present Sunday worship times and Sunday School, led by pastors R Weybright Byron Fiery Charles Cameron Donald Alter Fred Bernhard C Basil Grossnickle Paul Leatherman Albert Huston Warren Eshbeck Ralph White. Services range from 9:30 to 11 a.m. with Sunday School starting earlier.
In Thurmont Myersville Middletown Walkersville Taneytown and other towns United Brethren equal services across churches. Times vary with morning Sunday School at 9 to 10 am and worship from 9:30 to 11:15 am. Additional Holy Communion observed in Taneytown.
Local church notices provide Sunday times for Bible School 9:30 to 11 a.m. and Worship services at 7:30 p.m. across several congregations including Locust Valley Oak Hill Germantown Blue Mountain Edgewood Knoxville Brunswick with mid week prayer and youth and study activities noted for Rev. Gossert Cordell McGaha Moore Churchey Beck and others.
The notice lists Sunday Masses at St Peter Catholic Church led by Rev Martin W Flahavan at 8 am and 10 am with confessions on Saturday 5 15 to 5 45 pm and 7 to 7 30 pm and Sundays before both masses. Our Lady of Mt Carmel at Thermont with Rev Edward V Echle offers Mass on Sundays at 7 30 with additional local times shown.
Local church schedule lists multiple congregations with their pastors and weekly worship times. Entries include Garretts Mill Assembly of God under Rev. A. W. Fox at 9:45 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. services, Weverton First Baptist under Rev. Edwin Hedgpeth, Gambrill Park Calvary Bible, Ridgeville Calvary Baptist under Rev. Troy Howell, Germantown Neelsville Presbyterian with Rev. A. W. Lenz, and several other area churches with Sunday School, worship, and midweek services.
Parish listings show Mass times and confessional hours for St. Joseph on Carrollton Manor St Ignatius Loyola and St Josephs Catholic Church with first Friday masses and weekday schedules. Barnesville Fatima shrine offers Sunday Masses at 8 and 11 a.m. with priest Rev Martin Hyland.
A catalog of weekly worship schedules for Episcopal churches in Poolesville Thurmont Mount Airy Brunswick Braddock Heights Petersville Brownsville and New Market. Each entry lists rector or preacher, church name, and service times including Holy Communion Morning Prayer and Church School.
A roundup lists service times for Taneytown United Presbyterian Emmitsburg Brunswick Christian and Missionary Alliance Mt Airy Church of Christ Brunswick First Baptist Shookstown Assembly of God Bible Baptist Old Braddock Bartholows Pentecostal Rocky Springs Union Church Brunswick Assembly of God Tabernacle Poplar Heights Pentecostal Hyattstown Christian Boyds Presbyterian details include 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. worship and midweek classes across multiple congregations.
Two area churches the Incarnation Congregation of Emmitsburg and St. James Congregation of R.F.D. 1 United Church of Christ host a parish picnic Saturday at Mt. Tabor Park Rocky Ridge. Dinner is cafeteria style at 6:30 p.m. Families should bring complete place settings meat or cold cuts a dish for the table bread or rolls and iced tea or lemonade. The committee provides tablecloth napkins pickles chips ice cream and homemade cake. Group songs and an informal program follow with music by members of both churches Sun a y Schools Glenn E. Mummert leads songs Marian M. Fisher ac compounds.
The Fidelis Bible Class of Grace United Church of Christ met July 14 at the church with 14 members present. President Mildred Stitely led prayers and Psalm 23, scripture read by Erma Shaff, reports approved, offerings received, and apron sales by Anna Castle credited to the class treasury. Plans were made for a Homewood Church visit August 26 at 3:00, July birthdays celebrated, and Mizpah benediction given.
The coming week features a theme from the Star Spangled Banner with activities at multiple parks. Highlights include softball, badminton tournaments, an all playground flower show, craft and story hours, Music Lady visits, and a Friday badminton doubles event.
Morning programs include rhythm band rehearsals, crafts, drama, story hours, and active games at BAUGHMAN S BABEE PARK McCRADY FIELD PARK CATOCTIN PARK LINDEN HILLS PARK ROSEDALE PARK STALEY PARK. Afternoon focus covers crafts, storytelling, drama, music, badminton, and games with a Wednesday night special events lineup.
Officers and counselors of the Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship of Mt Airy will retreat this weekend with ten youths and six adults to plan for the year while living, playing, and worshipping together at Mrs Hubert Burdette’s summer home near Woodbine. Dorothy Ray was put in charge of the worship program last Sunday, and rehearsals began for the Talent Night on Saturday August 1. The one act play Anti Spring is set with cast Ginger Tina Boller Elbert Kenny Hawksworth Blossom Kim Brown Gwendolyn Judy Windsor Sam Mark Rutland Robert Bruce Wagner.
In Taneytown the Christian Day Kindergarten Committee urged parents to secure registration forms this week at Trinity Lutheran Church to enroll four and five year olds in the 1964 65 term starting in September The non sectarian program aims to strengthen faith life and public school readiness with teacher director Mrs Charles Stonesifer Tuition is 17 dollars monthly Forms should be returned to the church office parsonage or to Mrs John M Skiles or Mrs Elwood Harner by July 31 1964 The Waltz reunion was also held at Staley Park with many attendees.
A Frederick event distributed gifts to multiple attendees including Mrs. Ira Waltz oldest woman and William Buxton oldest man. Prizes went to Edith Dansberger largest waistline Elwood Waltz greatest distance Barnam Godfrey Sr largest family Ronnie Engle recently married and Kimberly Budesheim youngest. The agency confiscated two radio transmitters Communist codes and instructions from North Korea.
Seoul AP dispatch reports South Korea's Central Intelligence Agency arresting 11 Koreans on charges of spying for North Korea. Two defendants were named as leaders linked to primary schools in Kyongsang, southeast of Seoul, with the group reportedly headed by Chang Chai-soo, aged 50.
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