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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1950
Page
6
A long list of churches across the region outlines weekly worship times, Sunday schools, and Lenten services. Included are Doubs Methodist Circuit and St. Joseph's Catholic Parish schedules, plus numerous Evangelical and Lutheran charges with sermons, choir practices, and special midweek programs.
Wed and Sat schedule details per parishes Locust Valley Church of God Zittlestown Antietam Sharpsburg and Middletown Valley Rev Clair Ebersole Rev Wm A Herpich Rev Samuel D Lindsay Rev Ira Petre Rev W DeWitt Dickey with various catechetical Bible studies sermons and revival services in St Mark's Wollsville Locust Valley Zittlestown Sharpsburg Antietam Middletown Valley Warmony Myersville Walkersville Mt Pleasant Mt Zion Lewistown and surrounding areas scheduled through Easter week with ordination service and moving picture showings Now I See and Now It See.
English Lessons note misused words and pronunciation, then report Passion Week services at Myersville Church of the Brethren. Services run Wednesday Thursday and Friday evenings March 29 30 31 at 730 with sermons by Rev R L Markley Rev S D Lindsay and Rev E Stephen Raby on The Cross Stumbling Block to Both Jew and Gentile Standing by the Cross Looking Back on the Cross.
A compact study by William E. Gilroy examines Paul as both a free-born Roman citizen and a Christian apostle. It traces his appeal to Caesar, voyage perils, Rome imprisonment, and Epistles, contrasting imperial power with a gospel rooted in love.
In Rome years ago beside the coliseum ruins I saw the tablet to Christian martyrs cast to the lions. The scene led me to feel Paul’s triumph and the vindication of his faith as he carried power from the gospel into Rome.
A candlelight musical by the Chapel Choir of Boonsboro directed by Miss Gladys Thomas will be sung Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church West Second Street. The choir, ages 8 to 12, with pianist Mrs Anna Eigenbrode, presents multiple musical numbers, scripture lesson, solos by Wayne Palmer and Miss Shirley Gross, a brief meditation by Rev Curvin Thompson, and united church participation in a final set with Now is the Hour and Lead Me to Some Soul Today.
The article states that jet propelled airliners will be manufactured in the United States only if market demand covers the development costs, signaling cautious domestic production plans pending economic justification.
The Sykesville annual American Red Cross fund drive is set at 800 dollars with Thomas FB Arvingignie as chairman and Margaret Harris treasurer. Local solicitors include numerous named residents. Rotary guests Dr. Witold Winlarz discussed Eastern versus Western attitudes. Other notices cover church events, banking staff changes, illness, and musical offerings at local churches and clubs.
Lafayette March 23 Ralph F Wachter of Frederick Maryland has been pledged to the Purdue University chapter of Phi Lambda Upsilon national chemical society for outstanding work in chemistry. Some Effigy Mounds National Monument in Iowa show burial mounds in the shapes of birds and animals.
The News reports that the gathering will conclude with a Sunday morning session as organizers plan a final agenda and address remaining items during the weekend event in Frederick Maryland.
Rev Millard G Wdson, former Frederick Brethren pastor, will lead a Lenten preaching mission at the local Brethren church starting Sunday at 730 PM. Rev Wilton of Martinsburg PA will speak nightly through April 2 with special music planned. Subjects include Seek First the Kingdom of God and Are You Ready For His Coming. The guest minister arrives from West Brownsville church.
New Windsor hosted the Union Bridge Woman's club luncheon under Mr and Mrs Morris Haines. The Ladies Auxiliary held a St Patrick's party in Reese with twenty six attendees. Mrs Granville Bixler hosted a dessert bridge at her home Saturday afternoon. Fire company responded to three weekend calls including a car fire tied to Harry Staub, a sofa blaze at James Grimes home near Pipe Creek, and a chimney fire at Norman Brashears farm with no major damage. Jane Englar sang solo at Westminster Methodist Church. Rev E C Soper preached a stewardship sermon titled My Christ My Church My Community and Myself at Sunday service with Mrs Paul Copenhaver as soloist. Fire company plans a Saturday supper in the school cafeteria. Harry Brown learned his grandson Curtis Brown of Dundalk was seriously injured in an explosion.
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