Maryland Baptists Gather for Hood College Assembly
Visitors from across Maryland attend the six day Maryland Baptists summer assembly at Hood College. Rev. Robert Woodward hosts as Donald L. Ackland delivers opening remarks. Rev. Roy D. Gresham presides. Organist Rev. Carlton L Rivers leads in worship with Herman Mikell directing songs. Leaders include Rev. Dr. Howard P. Dokson and other Baptist figures as sessions unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Assembly of Maryland Baptists
Hood College
Robert Woodward
First Baptist Church of
Frederick
Coffman Chapel
Donald L. Ackland
Nashville
Teen
Ackland
Roe
Christian Fellowship
Out Ackland
Southern Baptist Convention
Roy D. Gresham
Baltimore
Maryland, Baptist Union Association
Herman Mikell
Jack
Sonville
Fla
Carlton L." Rivers
Edgewood
Howard P. Dokson
Tenn
Providence church events and local gatherings noted
Kemptown reports Lilly Williams visiting at the Albrect home in Ten Hills Baltimore where Albrect is ill. The twenty fifth annual Providence Methodist reunion is set for August 2 with a basket lunch and program. Providence church events include a July meeting, July 13 at the Reader home, and August 8 picnic plans. A birth announcement records Keith Allen Hubble born July 22 at Montgomery County General Hospital to Woolwine and Rosalie Hubble. JoHey Circle members held a July 19 picnic at Liberty Dam with several families listed. A downtown arrest notes James Richard Harding was arrested for disorderly conduct near The Square and jailed on $25.80 bond ahead of Thursday hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Crum
Kemptown
Lillyve Williams
Chester Albrect
Ten Hills
Baltimore
Albrect
Providence Methodist Church
Providence
Karen Reader
Carol Forney
Providence Church
Russell Reader
Laure Burke
Marianne Browning
George Runkles
Susie Loun
Guy Leatherwood
William Browning
Tommy
William Burke
Lester Riggs
Baptist Missionaries Attend Fort Worth Assembly
R Othal Feather of Fort Worth Rev J Edward Sandridge of Richmond Rev Dr Frank Stag of New Orleans and several Baptist missionaries participate in an all day program starting at 8 45 with Bible study conferences on Sunday school and Training Union and a 4 45 church music conference. Worship occurs at 7 39 in Coffman Chapel as visitors stay in dormitories or commute The Baptist assembly has met here for several years and ends at noon Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Othal Feather
Fort Worth
Tex
J. Edward Sandridge
Richmond
Frank Stag
New Orleans
Woman’ ‘Si Missionary Union
Western Maryland Jersey Field Day Draws Local Exhibitors
The 21st Western Maryland Jersey Field Day at the Frederick County Fairgrounds drew about 150 people. Eight adult and 16 4 H and FFA exhibitors from Washington Frederick and Carroll counties showed 71 head. Braden and Marie King of Boonsboro led the grand champion cows with Betsy Ann Stiles also winning top titles. A judging contest highlighted the event with winners under 21 including Margaret Nicholson and Wayne Stiles. A separate note reports the Suebathing group convention near Bald Hills, Olympia, Washington.
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Frederick County Fair
Maryland
Jersey
Robert Lord
Fontenelle Farm
Southington
Conn
FFA
Washington
Frederick
Carroll Counties
Braden
Marie King
Boonsboro
Betty Ann Stiles
Route 1
Stiles
Clifford
Margaret Nicholson
Clond
Wayne Stile
Jimmy Seibert
Marvel Clem Austin Purman
Paul Rhoderick
Joseph Smith
Nathan Stiles
Do FALSE TEETH Rock Slide or Slip
A reader note explains that FASTEETS retainers on upper or lower plates keep false teeth in place, preventing slipping or rocking. It mentions no gum irritation and adds a caution about plate odor and potential mouth discomfort as factors to consider.
Election Wednesday In Hawaii
Hawaii voters go to the polls for the first general election in state history. Democrats favored to win the two U S Senate seats and a territorial representative while Hawaiians elect a governor lieutenant governor and 76 other posts in a historic bid to join Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
State of Hawaii
Pacific Islands
Congress
U.S
Govegner
Democrats Lead Hawaii Governor Race with Burns and Quinn
In Hawaii the Democratic John Burns 50 seeks to become the first elected governor after strong primary turnout and territorial wins since 1954. Republican William J F Quinn 40 is the last appointed governor named by Eisenhower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John JA. Burns
Wiliam J F. Quinn
Hawaii
Ike Burns
Congress
Quinn
Wth
Eisenhower
Hiram O. Fong
Pain relief claim for Pazo suppositories advertised
An advertisement touts no surgery needed to shrink swollen pile tissues with Stainless Pazo suppositories or ointment. It claims immediate relief, three actions on pain itching swelling and healing, urging purchase for fast comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiscomfort
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James Richard Harding
Nathan A. Dorsey
South and Civic Association
Castleman
Weear McCurdy
George Little
Howard Stiles
John Stiles
Bull
Beny Ann Stiles
Braden King
George Stiles
Herbert Athey
J. Wilfred Runkles
Heifer Cali
Braden and
Brenda’ ‘Koontz
Clifford Stiles
Herbert tArhey
Jane Neilson
David Stiles
Brenda Koon
Clifford St
Juaid McGolerick
Willard Sam David Stiles
CJ Stiles
Donald Ste
Golerick
Willard Summers
Clfford Stiles
Linda Koontz
Oak’ Orchard Farm
William Hopkin
Paul Seibert
Willard Summe
C1am Hopkins
Paul ‘Seibert
Wallard Summers
Cifth
Id Stiles
Pearby
Seibert
George Stiiles
James Seibert
John
Les
Roy Harrington
HFFA
Cow
David, Stiles
King
Ethan Summers
Nathan ‘Stiles
Keedysville
George ‘ ‘Stiles
Brenda
David
Oak Orchard Farm
Janet Neilson
New Windsor
Monrovia
J. Howlard Stiles
Betty Rowland Clifford Stiles
Roy E. Hyton Jr
Donald McGalerickei
James, Paul
Timothy Seibert
Clear Spring
Washington County
Olympia, Wash
Thej American Suebathinga
Yelm
Wash
Bald Hills
Norfolk
Virginia
Williamsburg
Jamestown
Yorktown
Virginia Beach
Felter
Pier
Pratt St
Calif Aratega
Norfolk Wharf
Winston Churchill
Rambler's
Dezis of
Gert
N.A.D.A
Meyer Rambler Sales, Inc
East Patrick St
Lawson Motor Sales
New Market
NEW
Frigidaire
Potomac Edison
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