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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1964
Page
3
Church schedules list services and Sun day School times for Utica Charlesville and nearby charges. Pastors Rev Edwin O Wenck and Rev Mary E Wenck lead Mt Pleasant Pauls Zion Grace Pleasant Hill Adamstown Trinity with readings and morning worship across multiple congregations.
Church listings announce Brethren congregations with times for Sunday School and Worship. Churches include Rocky Ridge Bush Creek Grossnickle Myersville Thurmont Pleasant View Harmony Brownsville Piney Creek Beaver Dam and leaders such as Rev. C. O. Garner Rev. Byron M. Fiery Jr Rev. Charles H. Cameron Rev. Donald Alter Rev. Fred Bernhard and Rev. Warren M. Eshbeck.
A listing of United Brethren and Evangelical United Brethren churches with their service times in Thurmont Myersville Middletown Wolfsville Garfield Pleasant Walk Walkersville Taneytown and Mt. Zion. Offices note Rev. Elmer R Andrews Monroe J Shearer Jr Carl A Synan Paul E Rinehart and Albert Snyder. Worship times range from 9 to 10:15 a.m. with Sunday Schools and evening youth activities.
A listing of worship times for multiple Church of God congregations including Locust Valley Oak Hill Germantown Blue Mountain Edgewood Knoxville and leaders Rev John W Gossert Rev Paul C Cordell Rev Clarence McGaha Rev Paul W Moore Rev H S Churchey detailing Bible School worship services and midweek events.
A digest of weekly and Sunday masses confession times and prayer schedules for Brunswick Carrollton Manor Thurmont and Barnesville parishes. Notable times include 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. masses at several churches with confessions and weekday mass options throughout the week.
A long list of Episcopal, Presbyterian, Baptist, Methodist and other church services is provided for towns such as Poolesville, Thurmont, Mt. Airy, Brunswick, Braddock Heights, St. Luke Brownsville, Graceham, Taneytown, Emmitsburg, and More. In sports news the U.S. Surfing Association reports about 100000 surfers in 1964, up from 10000 in 1958.
Church listings show service times for Grace Episcopal New Market and neighboring congregations. Denominational details include Rev. Grumbine, Rev. Fox, Rev. Hedgpeth, Rev. Garland, Rev. Howell, Rev. Lenz, Rev. Gooden, Rev. Martin, Rev. Kibbe, and Rev. Angus. Services span morning Sunday School and worship, afternoon ship services, and evening Bible studies across multiple locations.
The Koontz Chapel Methodist Church will hold a homemade baked food sale this Saturday at 8 a.m. in front of Penney's Department Store in Frederick. Dickerson area social notes recount July 12 meeting of Dickerson and Koontz Chapel M Y F with Ellen Matthew elected president and plans for a beach trip on July 28.
Parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Stull and many neighbors note birthdays across the Dickerson area. July sees Milo Chick Sr and Ray Cornell among celebrants, with Christine Marie Stottlemyer turning five and Wanda Lou Wilson reaching ten. William Bodmer returns to work after hospitalization.
Frederick area residents and relatives gathered for a Dickerson church fried chicken and country ham supper. Rev. M Robert Mulholland, pastor of Dickerson and Bon t z Chapel, was able to leave his home after a week of confinement. Several families including Sears, Stull, Roberson, and Quinn visited, with patients Richard McKimmy and Mrs Mary Roberson noted for their convalescence or recent hospital stays.
The Browningsville Cornet Band, the second oldest in the state, will perform this Sunday at Baker Park at 8 15 p m. The program features Spirit of Independence by Abe Holzman Euryanthe by C M von Weber Eventide by R B Hayward American Veterans by George Rosenkrans Alexander s Ragtime Band by Irving Berlin Exodus by Ernest Gold and Straussiana by Julius Seredy among others.
The Frederick newspaper lists musical selections for a program including Bless America by Irving Berlin New Hartford by Francis A Myers Alley Cat by Frank Bjorn Tannhauser March by Wagner arranged by M C Meyrelles California Here I Come by Jolson DeSylva and Meyer Night Train arranged by Paul Yoder French National Defile March by A Turlet Java arranged by Hal Leonard Alabama Bound by DeSylva Henderson Washington Post by Sousa America the Beautiful arranged by Ed Chenette.
Singapore officials pressed a peace drive after four days of racial riots that killed 19 and injured 451. Deputy Premier Toh Chin Chye and Culture Minister Rajaratnam called on Malays and Chinese to stop the madness, with sound trucks urging harmony across the 15 districts.
The Damascus American Field Service will hold its first meeting of the fiscal year on Monday at the home of President Donald Gale at 24915 Ridge Road. Plans for the coming year will be discussed as the Damascus unit seeks to host a foreign student in Damascus for the next school year, a matter now under review by the Damascus chapter and Field headquarters in New York.
Holstein Brewery of Hamburg introduces a low calorie dietetic beer at the International Diabetics Federation congress in Toronto. The drink boasts fewer fat producing carbohydrates than North American lagers yet maintains comparable or higher alcohol content. Canada market plans target seven ounce bottles around 35 cents.
An article promotes porphyria awareness and highlights whiteness pharmacy prescription service. It notes porphyria as a rare metabolic condition and praises Whitess Pharmacy at 239 N Market St offering free pick up and prompt delivery. It also gives sun exposure guidance for newcomers with up to 20 minutes first day and increases by 20 minutes daily.
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