Holy Name Union Calls Ecumenical Meet To Combat Drug Abuse
The Holy Name Union in Baltimore hosts an ecumenical exploratory meeting to form a Family Action Program against drug abuse. Leaders from Catholic, Episcopal, and secular groups join Maryland Drug Abuse Administration and NBC WBAL press rep in planning in August. Aimed at prevention with family centered action, youth inclusion, and neighborhood outreach. An Oakland Athletics at Orioles Baseball Night is scheduled for July 28 at Baltimore Memorial Stadium.
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Holy Name Union
Ecumenical Meet
Charles F. Muth
J. Earl Knott, Jr
Baltimore
Archidiocesan
Holy Name Society
Msgr
Muth
Catholic Safety
State of Maryland Drug Abuse Administration
Chamber of Commerce Crime and Drug Abuse Committee
Albert Quinn
NBC
WBAL
Knott
Reisterstown
William J. Muth
Thomas J. Crane
Maryland Drug Abuse Administration
Elliott W. Hudgins
St. John's Episcopal Church
Worthington Valley
J. William Koesters
Proctor D. Messler
Howard Park
Howard Park Methodist Church
Douglas N. Sharretts
Chamber of Commerce
Francis X. Wheeler
Robert E. Miller
USN
Abraham Shusterman
Har Sinai
Holy
William Haugh and Sidney Bloom Join Offutt in Law Practice
William L. Haugh Jr. and Sidney L. Bloom associate with W. Jerome Offutt in his general practice of law. Haugh, educated at Thiel College and George Washington University Law Center, was admitted to the Maryland Bar in 1968 and has practiced in Baltimore. Bloom, a Seton Hall Law graduate and former law clerk to Maryland Court of Appeals Judge Marvin H. Smith, was admitted in 1970 and plans to become a permanent Frederick County resident with his wife Virginia Evans.
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W. Jerome Offutt
William L. Haugh Jr
Sidney L. Bloom
Haugh
Waynesboro
Thiel College
Greenville
George Washington University Law Center
University of Baltimore
Maryland
Baltimore
American Bar Association
Maryland Bar Association
Frederick County
Marvin H. Smith
Maryland Court of Appeals
University of Pennsylvania
Wharton School of Finance and Commerce
Seton Hall School of Law
Travelers Insurance Company
Maryland Casualty Company
Bloom
Seton Hall
Seton Hall Student Bar Association
Phil Alpha Delta
Virginia Evans
Elkton
William B. Evans
Farm Bureau Picnic at Rocky Ridge July 28
Frederick County Farm Bureau announces its annual picnic at Rocky Ridge State Park starting 10 am Wednesday July 28. Activities include Young Farmer and Young Farmerette contests, softball, trap shooting, and a county Farm Queen Contest with five entries so far. Deadline to enter is Saturday July 24. contact Mrs. Richard Grossenickle at 662-5590 for details.
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Frederick County Farm Bureau
Rocky Ridge State Park
Lester Dudrow
Rocky Ridge
Frederick County
Richard Grossenickle
Crosier Priests And Brothers To Start New Community Near Frederick
A group of five Crosier Priests and Brothers will move to Rocky Ridge in August. The Mary Famous farm is leased with option to purchase. one priest and one brother have already moved in. The order, founded in Belgium in 1248, emphasizes prayer penance and poverty and support for local bishops. Father Raymond Steffes leads the project with Brother Richard McGrath, as they prepare assignments at Mount Saint Mary's Seminary Emmitsburg and St Johns Frederick High School.
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Crosiers
Rocky Ridge
Greagerstown
Crosier Priests and Brothers
Mary Famous
Belgium
Theodore DeCelles
Raymond Steffes
St. John’s Church
Frederick
Richard McGrath
Ert Zylla
Mount Saint Mary’s Seminary
Emmitsburg
Henry Mehr
Brother Richard
St. John’s High School
High Way Singers to Sing at Trinity Methodist
The High Way Singers a 20 member mixed choir of military men and spouses will perform at Trinity Methodist Church 705 W Patrick during Sunday services at 9:45 and 11 am. The program blends traditional hymns with Ralph Carmichael arrangements led by director Buz Starrett. For more information contact Jerry Rich Fort Detrick.
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Trinity Methodist Church
High Way
W. Patrick
High Way Singers
Buz Starrett
Faith Healing Session At Emmitsburg Draws Hundreds To Altar
In Emmitsburg Christ Chapel a Spiritual Frontiers healing service drew about 800 people to the altar during a 45 minute ritual conducted by 13 ministers and three laymen. Participants came in from wheelchairs, crutches, or plain eagerness, ranging from teenagers to grandparents, as the Eastern Retreat continued with workshops and open lectures on spirituality.
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Emmitsburg
Christ Chapel
Gettysburg College
California
Canada
Puerto Rico
Ambrose Worrall
New Mormon Missionaries Begin Assignment In Frederick Area
Two young men Elder Lewis Bridges and Elder Bryce Winterton begin a two year missionary stint in Frederick County. Representing The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints they travel to share the message of a living prophet and twelve apostles. Bridges is from Miami Florida and attended Ricks College Rexburg Idaho. Winterton hails from Roy Utah and plans further education after the mission. They will be in the Frederick area over the coming weeks inviting attendance at Church Street services and can be reached at 662 6610. The program centers on interdependence of life in God s world with themes At Home in Gods World and We Belong to Each Other in Gods World. Community children are welcome and pre registration is not necessary.
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Devine
Olga Worral
New Life Clinic
Mt. Washington, Md
United Methodist Church
God
Frederick
Lord
Lewis Bridges
Bryce Winterton
Church of Christ of Latterday Saints
Christ
Earth
Bridges
Miami
Fla
Ricks College
Rexburg
Idaho
Elder Winterton
Roy
Utah
Roy High School
Church Street
Evangelical Lutheran VCS Starts August 2 at Local Center
The Evangelical Lutheran Vacation Church School opens August 2 at East Second Street. Grade 4 meets at the School Church Vacation Center August 2 to 13, week 1, while Grades 5 and 6 attend 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Traver Youth Center. Children aged 4 and up participate in Hahn Building activities.
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Evangelical Lutheran
Jfer
East Second Street
Traver
Hahn
East
TriStan Gospel Chorus to Perform at Zion Baptist Church
The TriStan Gospel Chorus will render a program at Zion Baptist Church in Hagerstown on July 25 at 3 p.m. Those wishing to join the trip should contact Mrs Bernice Pryor at 65-5148.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TriStan Gospel Chorus
Zion Baptist Church
Hagerstown
Bernice Pryor
Simpson Methodist Charge Rally at New Market Church
The Simpson Methodist Charge Rally will be held at Simpson United Methodist Church in New Market on July 25 at 6 p.m. Miss Catherine Dorsey is chairwoman and Mrs. Edna Lyles is co chair. Rev. Floyd Lyles invites the public. refreshments follow the service.
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Simpson United Methodist Church
New Market
Dorsey Church
Catherine Dorsey
Edna Lyles
Floyd Lyles
We Cannot But Speak What We Have Seen and Heard
A brief excerpt echoes Acts 4:20 about bearing witness to experiences and observations. The line stresses testimonial faith and the call to proclaim what one has witnessed, emphasizing conviction and moral duty.
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Acts
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Dubel) Kline
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Taney Ave
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Washington Bible College
Washington, D.C
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