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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1951
Page
6
A listing of church schedules across multiple congregations in Edgewood Oak Hill Bark Hill and surrounding communities. Includes Rev. Hasterday Weybright Smith and others guiding services Sunday school times worship hours Lenten observances catechetical classes and special evenings across numerous parishes and towns.
Local church listings show multiple congregations with service times, Sunday schools and worship periods. Churches include Thurmont Church of the Brethren, Thurmont Reformed Charge, Mt. Tabor Trinity and Graceham Moravian with morning worships and school hours. Middletown churches hold Lenten services, youth activities, and parsonage events. Braddock, Myersville, and Bucklittsville sites present sermons, Lenten services, and catechetical classes through midweek.
Ijamsville emerges as a historic village with a web of notable residents and institutions. The piece chronicles postmasters from 1650 onward, the Hogarth family’s long service, Dr. Riggs as town physician and hospital founder, shifts in commerce from flour mills and general stores to reduced railroad activity, and a turning point with the 1950 depot demolition. It notes notable locals, antique shops, and ongoing church life, concluding with a teaser for next week.
The DeMille epic King of Kings will screen at the Tivoli Theater in Frederick from March 20 to 24 under the Frederick City Ministerial Association. The showing is faith driven with no ticket sales, funded by Christian businessmen and church leaders, with free will offerings to cover local costs and any surplus aiding Frederick religious and social work. Local sponsors include Louis Forney Revs. John Ness Jr Thos J Houston Paul L Althouse and Capt Curtis Frierson.
Antietam Bible study and prayer services are listed with a schedule at Locust Valley Church of God under Rev Clair Ebersole. Sunday school at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 40 a m, plus Thursday 7 30 p m prayer and 7 p m C E B. Evangelistic services run nightly from March 11 to March 24. 4 H girls meet at Point of Rocks with leader Mrs Titus, featuring a walls and picture framing demonstration and silver polishing, next meeting set for April 7.
A brief column by N A Lufburrow reflects on the ongoing Korean War. The writer notes public attention has cooled but insists the conflict remains a clear test of our cause and calls for continued support, prayer, and praise for the troops.
Swift swifts, near-relatives of the hummingbird, are well named for their rapid flight. They have been clocked at speeds ranging from 171 to 200 miles per hour, highlighting their extraordinary aerial performance.
The sermon argues Jesus taught with true authority unlike scribes who claimed office. His authority came from alignment with God’s will and spiritual law, not external credentials. It urges modern Christianity to ground authority in truth and right, as Jesus did.
Delegates from six colleges converge at Hood College for an inter collegiate conference on the topic What Does God Expect of Us. The event runs from today through Sunday with three discussion groups framing the inquiry from student citizen and churchman viewpoints. Robert Mickey of Franklin and Marshall College leads the sessions in the Y Hut.
Keuka College philosopher Dr Louise R Heath, daughter of Rev Dr Hugh A Heath, will speak at Hood College vesper in Brodbeck Hall at 630 PM. Heath taught at Hood 1926 1947 rising to head of philosophy psychology and acting dean. Music by Cecilian Choir includes Tschaikowsky Lepore and Humperdinck Prayer.
The writer should give a definite yes or no. They decide to check with Jim about plans first and call back with a firm answer. If Jim is free, they will confirm. otherwise they will decline and propose another time.
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