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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1920

Page

8

Braddock Heights Song Service Opens Season Tomorrow

The Braddock Heights Song Service Association resumes its nineteenth season tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in Braddock Heights auditorium. Rev. Howard D. Talbott of the Church of the Covenant Washington D C will speak on The Glory of the Cross with music by the Braddock Heights concert band led by Prof. Fenton Harris. Notables include Rev David Morgan Roderick and Dr J Hendrickson among upcoming speakers. The program lists hymns selections and an aural concert with a full roster of local musicians.

Braddock Hélgbfe Howard D. Talbott Church O the Covenant Washington, D. C Talbott Association H.C. Davis George ‘Washington University Church of the Covenant Washington Jesus Braddock Heights Song Service Association Charles H. Rewsberg Civie David Morgan Roderick the Presbyterian Church Frederick Christian Endeavor Uction of Maryland E. E. Briggs American Legion D. John Markey Braddock Heights Fénton Harris America Hayes Warren Harley John Fisher William Feaga Chester Stull Irving Kefatver Raymond Keyser George Moss Thomas Pyles George Twenty Chas. Craver Milton Shook Roy' Harvis Vincent Crabbs Harvey Blank Charles C. Stull Milton Comfort Russell Feaga David Cannon Yifeed Harltone Byron Harley Roger Falley Albert Bone Tittamaanon Ro’ Harrig Lewes Moberly iRoyal Kemp John Stull Gene Run Walter Decker David Te Fenton Barris

Baltimore to Emmitsburg Road Reopens After Four Years

Announcement: State Roads Commission reports that the Baltimore to Emmitsburg road now clears the 70 mile stretch between Bridgeport and Emmitsburg with no detour. War material and labor shortages delayed work, but contractors could not complete the task last year and the project is finally open.

Emthead Beines John XN. Mackall State Roads Commission Bridgeport Emmits

Parade of Sunday Services Across City Churches

A long list of church schedules across denominations with times for Sunday school morning worship and evening services. Notable pastors include Rev David Morgan Roderick Rev Mille and Rev A A Lee among others. Activities include Epworth League youth events and Bible classes with planned community outreach and prayer meetings.

County Churches and local religious notices summary

County church listings show services at Walkersville Mt Zion and Buckeystown with sermons by Rev. E H Parrish and Rev. J W Kirk, plus Sunday schools, youth groups, and midweek prayer meetings. Other items report State Game Warden preparations for hunting licenses, a European trip update, and Mount St Marys College officers.

Missionary Conference to Meet at Hood College 4A July

The Frederick Missionary Conference opens at Hood College on Saturday July 30 with an address by Rev. W. S. Kersencer, followed by a reception for delegates. Dr. Charles E. Schaeffer will preach Sunday evening and conduct morning Bible classes. Sessions cover The Near East, The Church and the Community, Tohoku Japan, and Serving the Neighborhood. A sunset service at 6:45 will close Sunday with leaders Evang Ernest N. Evang and others. Friday closes with a pageant The House of Brotherhood. Also noted are the Interdenominational Summer School of Missions at Wilson College opening Tuesday, Reformed Reunion July 15 at Pen-Mar, staff changes at Millersville Normal School, and church attendance plans by local Masons.

Mille Baltimore Crone Rene Chirch Wrightson Bnday Church of the Comunity Dpworth Latigue Braddock Caer Trinity Church South East Second Street A. A. Lee Barret Epworth League Ray Burgee United Brethren FB. A Hummelbaugh Baltinore Fulton Avenue U. B John Kletfnin Evangelical Lutheran G. Rupp Charles E. Wehler Masonic Lotees Evangelical Reformed Roy Henri L. G.ktoffer All Saints Douglass Hoot Holy Communion Ghyteh Grace Reformed Church John A. Ditzler S.C St. John's St. John's Catholic Church W. J Bannet W. C. Royal Bible School Pickster Gospel Mission West Patrick Street West Schieyaville St. Timothy's Chapel Winchester Street St. Barnabas Asbury M. E W. A. English Asbury Mischurch Didot J. W. Hardesty Libertytown Sonor Sfte Filot Hill Walkergyle Methodist EH. N Parrish Epsworth League Migs Helena Stauffer Paul Mt. Pleasant M.-E gehGot N. Parstieh Mt. Zion William Wachter Walkersville Mt. Zion Church W. W. Barnes Witcg Reformed Charge Robert Leo Rell St. Paul'a Reformed Church Utica Mills Zion's Reformed Church Charleaville Buckeystown M. P J. W. Kirk D. D River Abureh South Chistian Endeavor Lewistown M Holmes Lamar Brook Hill Yachor Frederick Hood Kersencerehairman Charles E. Schaeffer Schaeffer Hegtoning Maniey Ee Aie Si Japan Sendel Young Migs Alllene Yadh Ernest N. Evang William E.hoy G. Leslie Omwake Paul 8. Leinbach Wade C. Smith House of Brotherhood Evangelical Grace Reformed Summer School of Missions Wilson College Chambersburg Evangelial Reformed Missionary Society Mrn Charles 1. Avebler Missen Margaret R. Motter Katharine E. Dutrow Itton Ertes

Fortune Spent on Funeral for Son in Fairmont

In Fairmont West Virginia, Darente Ford’s parents reportedly spent ten thousand dollars on their son John Shirhan Ford’s funeral at age seventeen. The sum covered elaborate flowers, gasket and other items, described as the most lavish funeral in the area. The parents stated they had nothing left for their own wedding or future expenses, dedicating all funds to the son’s memorial.

Darente Son Uniontown John Shir Han Ford Fairmont W. Va Cakemont

Wettest Month Claims Clash in Maryland Weather Talk

Maryland meteorologist James Spencer near Baltimore says the wettest month may be here yet while Frederick County reports only light showers. He cites past totals such as June 1916 data, and debates whether this period will beat prior rainfall records as officials weigh conflicting readings.

Maryland James Spencer Baltimore Way Frederick County Frederick

Kefauver Son Works as Stenographer at Fort Huachuca

In Arizona Grayson N Kefauver son of Mr and Mrs Oliver H Kefauver formerly of Middletown is spending the summer as a stenographer at Fort Huachuca located in southern Arizona near the Mexican border.

Arizona Grayson” N. Kefauver Oliver H. Kefauver Middletown Austn Texas Fort Huachuca Ariz Fort Huachucas

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