19 Mar 1938
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1938
Page
1
A long list of church notices details services school times and midweek events at All Saints and numerous area churches including Evangelical and Reformed Grace Church Trinity and others with prayer meetings vesper services and Lent schedules. Identifies pastors and special events like pageants and confirmations across towns.
The March 24 International Uniform Lesson by WM. E. Gilroy argues for wholesome living as essential to mind and body. It contrasts worldly violence with indulgence in unhealthy habits, urging care for the body as a temple and linking physical welfare to spiritual well being through scriptural references from Corinthians Romans and Judges.
Thurmont UT B Charge Rev Ivan G Naugle outlines Sunday programs including Bible school at 9 39 a m Jr church 10 15 a m Jr and P CE service 7 p m Prayer and praise 7 43 p m Deerfield Bible school 1 30 p m Evangelistic service 7 30 p m continuing nightly TAS p m except Saturday Rocky Springs Young People Society meets Sunday 7 30 with a program of songs readings and solos. U S Class Faithful Few met March 11 at Emma Faust home with scripture creed readings and prayers. Special services at Boyds Presbyterian church as part of Go to Church Crusade with family focus and musical program. Frederick Chapter Order of De Molay will attend church in Grate Evangelical and Reformed Sunday night. Rev Ralph E Hartman to preach Bull in a Man and Building a Mansion.
A religious reflection cites Numbers 35 27 about avengers of blood and refuge. It contrasts revenge with mercy noting that passing over vengeance makes a person superior, drawing on Bacon to underscore moral elevation.
An elderly Lutheran clergyman, retired after forty five years of service, shares in a street stroke episode how gratitude and faith sustain him. He found great peace and happiness despite his frail body and losses, trusting in the Lord as he faces old age.
A guest preacher, Rev. Luther A. Gotwald on furlough from India, will lead Sunday service at 11 a.m. He comes from a noted Lutheran line and will also address church schools at Bethel Lutheran at 9:45 a.m., and Woodsboro Lutheran at 7:30 p.m. Gotwald is a leader among India missionaries and noted for connections to the General Synod.
Charlesville meeting of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church set for Sunday night at 7 30. The program features opening song Rebecca Sinda musical selections piano solos recitations vocal duets instrumental numbers and readings by local families and groups with members Shook and Stull brothers and Thomas Anderson delivering the closing song. Program committee includes Martin Wacater Grant Holtz Walter Clem and Harold Sunday.
Rev Dr Wil Ham Hess of Hagerstown Presbyterian urged the Men’s Club to value individuals and Christ’s example to improve world and local conditions. He warned against prioritizing security over service and urged closer alignment with Christ to solve church and state problems. The group, led by Austin E Rhoads and presided by George W McComas, set plans for May and postponed April meetings.
Professor Williams directs the Wittenberg College choir on a sacred program at Evangelical Lutheran church Wednesday evening March 30 at eight o clock. The visiting ensemble travels through Eastern cities presenting The Seven Last Words by a noted composer.
The Young People of Parkway Church of God announce a Sunday evening program at 7:20 featuring song, responsive Scripture readings, prayers, and vocal selections. A Little German band recital, sacred songs by the Young Ladies class, and readings by Mrs. Harvey Tucker are planned with closing prayers by Rev. Dr. William Hess and benediction by Rev. Dr. Wehler. Attendees include a long list of local church members and guests.
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