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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1948

Page

7

Fireworks Set for Walkersville July Fifth Carnival

Walkersville Volunteer Fire Co plans a July fifth fireworks display after dark near the high school grounds to open their annual carnival week. The $hundreds display is free to the public as part of a week featuring a parade with $600 in prizes, a firemen’s convention, and multiple attractions. Parade entries compete for cash prizes, with top awards of 75 and 50 dollars for best appearing units and drum corps.

Frederick County Walkersville Volunteer Fire Co Walkersville Frederick County Firemen’s Association Walkersville High School Maryland Dewitt Dickey Kent Nicodemus John Stauffer Walter Dudrow Ward Crum Mehri Wisner Philip H. Beard Grayson Smith Roger Walter Zimmerman John Poole, Jr Luther Horine Harry Filler

New Officers Take Charge At Synod Meet

Rev. 3. J. Venable of West Nottingham Presbyterian Colora was elected Moderator at the 23rd annual Presbyterian Synod conference at Hood College. He named Rev. John Oldman as Vice Moderator and Rev. John Jackson Brown Jr. as permanent clerk for three years. Rev. Robert E. Sherrill of Washington was chosen temporary clerk for one year. The afternoon program centered on addresses and reports.

J. Venable D. D West Nottingham Presbyterian Church Colora The Presbyterian Synod Hood College Venable John Oldman Lower Brandywine Church Wilmington John Jackson Brown, Jr Wicomico Presbyterian Church Salisbury Robert E. Sherrill Washington, D. C

Synod discusses urban church planning and education shifts

The June sessions feature Rev. Venable, new Moderator, detailing Christian Education work and youth conferences. Rev. Dr. Caldwell reports on General Council and presbyteries while Rev. Riester outlines National Missions growth and new Baltimore Washington churches. Dr. Long warns of population shifts driving strategic church expansion.

Venable Synod Pocomoke City West Nottingham United States Assembly of Presbyterian Youth Hood A. Brown Caldwell Baltimore General Council Washington Mission Board Jacob A Long Board of National Missions Long Presbyterian Church San Francisco Theological Seminary San Anselmo Calif Committee On Christian Education

Westminster and church youth programs outlined at Synod

A youthful officer details Westminster Fellowship in Washington and Annapolis, plus work at the University of Maryland. Rev. Luther Brown covers George Washington and Howard Universities. Rev. Dr. Oldman outlines Summer Youth Conferences and camps at West Nottingham Academy. Rev. Walter L. Jenkins cites growth of Christian Education finances, publications, and new curricula.

Westminster Fellowship Washington City Presbyterian Westminster Foundation Annapolis University of Maryland George Washington University Howard University Luther Brown Dr. Oldman Franklin B. Gillespie Washington West Nottingham Academy Colera

Bible distribution surge after World War II across nations

Rev William L Darby reports unprecedented Bible distribution after WWII with focus on Germany where prices collapsed and Nazi destruction slowed. plans announce study Bible for ministers and teachers for September. large order for 2 502 000 New Testaments from Tokyo. English language Bibles and New Testaments and Japanese translations planned for Japan.

John A. Mackay Princeton Theological Seminary American Bible 1 William L. Darby Germany Japan Tokyo J. Howard Staunie

New Life Movement talk and campus arrival noted

The Hamilton Presbyterian church in Baltimore held vespers in the chapel led by Rev. Edward L. EK. Elson and heard a directing address on The New Life Movement by Rev. George E. Sweazey. A new campus arrival was Arthur Bannerman from Asheville North Carolina, head of the Warren H Wilson Vocational School at Swannaroa North Carolina.

Hamilton Presbyterian Church Baltimore Edward L. EK. Elson D. D New Life Movement George E. Sweazey Arthur Bannerman Asheville N. C Warren H. Wilson Swannaroa N.C

Weather Summary of Precipitation and Temperatures

The report shows 24 hour precipitation of 0.33 inch ending morning. June to date 1.32 inches. normal June 28 inches, actual June 1947 3.97 inches. Excess precipitation in 1948 to June 1 is 4.92 inches. Yesterday high 87, year ago 70. low last night 60, year ago 87. Moon tomorrow 5:11 p.m., moon sets tomorrow 2:29 a.m.. sun sets and rises noted.

Shower for Miss Anna Rhodes before June wedding

Mrs W Bartgis Storm hosted a yard shower for Miss Anna Rhodes on Friday at 7 pm at 214 South Market Street. The event centered by the yard fireplace featured flowers and many useful gifts. Guests included Natalie Kline Betty Kline Charlotte Dunn Jean Winebrewer Thelma Culler May Moser Mary Benson Mrs Gweynn Kinsey and others.

Anna Rhodes Delphey Handley W. Bartgis Storm South Market Street Storm Miss Rhodes Natalie Kline Betty Kline Charlotte Dunn Jean Winebrewer Thelma Culler May Moser Mary Benson Gweynn Kinsey Clinton Rhodes Roy Poole Lioyrd C. Culler

Frederick Couple Receives Suit From Germany Aid Effort

Mr and Mrs J William Howard Jr of Frederick Route 4 received a letter from Heinrich Niemand of Wurttemberg thanking them for a suit donated through the Christian Relief Service. Niemand, 58, said he wore the army uniform until the gift arrived and noted he was called into service in 1945 to defend his city. Forest lookout towers in the area close for summer. spring saw no serious fires in the mountains.

J. William Howard, Jr Frederick Route 4 Wurttemberg Germany Christian Relief Service Heinrich Niemand America

Midget Auto Races Open Season at Williams Grove Speedway

Speed kings of big car and midget racing prepare for the 1938 Williams Grove season opener on Friday night June 18 under AAA sanction. Entrants include Ottis Stine Lucky Lux Steve Yanigan and Norm Powell among others as a purse lures top cars for the 30 lap Inaugural Sweep stakes starting at 8 p.m. The card features a series of heats qualifying for the 30 lap main.

Williams Grove American Automobile Association Ottis Stine York Lucky Lux Lebanon Steve Yanigan Allentown Norm Powell Baltimore Williams Grove Speedway

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