Weekly Church Services and Revival Schedule Summary
The page lists multiple area churches with weekly worship times, Sunday schools, youth meetings, and midweek events. Grace Trinity and Mt Hope evangelist revival are noted, along with Linganore Libertytown and several parish schedules across Walkersville, Woodsboro, Myersville, Middletown, and Brunswick areas. Many entries include Bible studies, prayer meetings, and quarterly conference notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juddie Peyton
Mt Hope
W. Va
Community notices and church events in Harney region
Local society page items list forthcoming events and visits. HarmMex Fire Co ladies auxiliary sponsor supper and card party. Various residents from Baltimore Taneytown Gettysburg and Thurmont host and visit neighbors. Rev A J Caricote to speak at Frederick Church of the Brethren with a series on faith and society. Planned spring supper at Walkersville church to raise funds for playground equipment. Montgomery County considers an eight million dollar school budget with integration planned by 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Angell
Hanneh Eckenrode
Thomas Eckenrode
Taneytown
Margaret Seipler
Robbie Shank
Frederick
Ambrose Eckenrade
Thurmont
Maurice Eckenrade
Gettysburg
William Vaughn
Farr Vaughn
Kenneth ¥ Tmmtsburg
A. J. Caricote
Frederick Church of
Roanoke
Virginia
Mr. Caricose
Christ
Church of Our Lord
Presbyterian Church of
Robert 5
Meyer
Baltimore
Bob Meyer
Saturday Evening Post
Hartzell Spence
Fredericksonians
Presbyterian Church
Baltimore Junior Chamber of Commerce
Westminster Fellowship of Youth
McKim
Boys” Haven
McKim Center
Oder
Women’s Association
Walkersville Methodist Church
Charles Xicodemus
Walter Eason
Rockville
Montgomery County
First Baptist Church
J. Guy Saunders
Kensington
Tynomonarh
Woman's Missionary Society
Mr. Saunders
Kensington Baptist Church
Maryland
Disciplining Living and Temperance Lessons
William E. Gilroy expounds on temperance education in “Nunning Schools” noting shifts from total abstinence to moderation. He defends lifelong abstinence, discusses prohibition effects, and urges stricter personal discipline to reduce liquor harm amid rising road fatalities.
Taneytown opens September first grade registration
Taneytown Elementary School will host the September first grade registration on April 6 from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. for children age six on or before January 1, 1956. Health forms and details are being sent to parents with a March 21 return deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Tangytown Fire Co
RRS
Beulah Sauble
Catherine Clingan
Ruth Fowler
Flora Leister
Ethel Garber
Robert Clingan
Naomi Cutterer
Wilbur Hess
June Evler
Dottie Baker
Olive Welty
Ruth Baumgardner
Georgia Hahn
Louie Biffle
June Byler
Grace Putman
Carrie Austin
Carrie Weishart
Betty Morrison
Belva Putman
Eer
Shaffer
Catherine Baker
Jean Harmon
Percy Putman
Hazel Lambert
Bessie Dougherty
Harry Crouse
Louise Bi
The Freddyick Christian Church Invites Sunday Services
A church ad invites worshippers to The Freddyick Christian Church at 341 N Market St. The Sign of the Neon Cross marks the location. Services are Sunday 11:00 a m and 7:30 p m with a Bible verse reference Proverbs 15 3. Continuous watchful wording frames a church outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredeyick Christian Church
Market St
Arsus
Jesus
Frederick Christian Church
X. Market
Preparing for Good Friday cantata at Frederick High School
The Urbana Circuit Choir under Rev. William C. Harpold rehearses The Seven Last Words by M. Isabella Ritter for Good Friday April 8 at 8 p.m. in Frederick Senior High School auditorium. Solo by Eugene Lawson, quartet with Grace Rives, Mary Wood, Fred Pangle Jr, and Lawson in the Sixth Word, alto solo by Marie Boone. No admission charge. offerings to cover presentation costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
William C. Harpold
M. Isabella Ritter
Frederick Senior High School
Harp
Gene Lawson
Marie Boone
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christtian
Grace Trinity
Pearl
Keymar Holiness Christian Church
Freeman
Young People’s Meetiow
Linganore
Libertytown
Kenneth A. Tyson
Liberty Lowi
Brook Hill Methodist Church
Yellow Springs
H. L. D. Doggett
Trinity
Utica
E. Koontz Helwig
Bethel
Creagerstown
Walkersville
Ev. WU. B
Woodsboro
Myersville
Point of Rocks
Assembly of God Church
Tae Wee I Wireta Se
Phyllis M. Angus
Brunswick-Locust Valley
Locust Valley
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Young Peoples Church
Brownsville
Weverton Baptist Church
Walter D. Agno
Training Union
Evangelical Service
Harney
Norma Sethe
Carroll Selby
Robert C. .Benner
Pine Grove
E. B. Shriver
Luther Fox
Ora Fohl
Emory Sterner
Aspers
Joan Myers
Norima Heck
Edward Armstrong
Steelton
George Shriver
Edgar Fink
Carl Baum
Gardner
Littlestown
Ruth ,Snider
Samuel Snider
Harry Cline
William Cline
Greenstone
Harvey Wantz
Richard Crouser
Marion Haines
Sap
Heeser
Harry Sprenkle
Atwood Hess
Nevin Hedinger
Vaughn Peck
Snider
George Selby
Mildred Eckemode
Norman
Selby
Kenneth
IS. S
William E. Gilroy
D. D
Westminster
Charles Carroll Hotel
R. D. Hammond
R. C. F. Weagley
Hagerstown
H. H. Gordon
Richmond
Mt. Airy
E. B. Lipford
Audrey EB. Fleming
Tom G Werfield
Paul Gaver
Rudell
Russell S. Davis
Maryland State Police
Ince
Cumberland
Hagerstoun
Annapolis
Cambridge
Salisbury
The
Better Vision Institute
Brook Hill
Lenora Keyser
Catherine Rothenhoefer
Hazel Karveli
Grace | Harley
Grace Green
Balgelel Stay
Bevygram Committee
Hazel Korrell
Grace
Harley
Esta Staley
Mabel Tyler
Ruth Linton
Hazel Korvell
Grace Harley
Margaret Staley
Irene Schultz
Carroll County Executive Committee
Homemakers Clubs
the Peoples Church
W. 4Th
St. Speaker
Frank Baggott
Sahara Desert
Edwards
Rocky Springs
WFMD
Rock of Ages
Tagande
A. A. Lough
South Market Street
Benate
Berger
Raytheon
Jodey
West
Patrick Street
Cramer
Barbara Fritchie
Frederick. Md
Chap
Berger’s
N. Market St
Frederick City
Ministerium
Hedri
Timmerman’s Florists
College Avenue
the First Baptist Church
Dill Avenue
Frederick, Maryland
Robert F. Woodward
W. C. Royal
Rev. J. Guy Saunders
Evanglist
Frederick Building Association
Frederick County
Glenn
E. Buehl
Robert L. Warfield
Frederick Counts National Bank
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