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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1928
Page
8
A dense listing of service times and activities across multiple churches including Uich es Presbyterian, Calvary M E, Evangelical Reformed, Evangelical Lutheran, Trinity M E South, First Baptist, and other congregations. Entries cover Sunday schools, worship times, evening services, choir events, youth groups, and midweek meetings with ministers and organists named.
The lesson centers on James and John seeking preeminent positions beside Jesus. Jesus reframes greatness as servanthood, saying the Son of Man came to minister and to give his life for many. The mother’s ambition and the disciples’ envy illustrate earthly aims. Jesus models selfless leadership and ultimate sacrifice.
Local church notices list Sunday schools and worship times for Church of God in Woodsboro and nearby communities. Rev Strickler and Rev Kurtz Miller cited with election of trustees at Pleasant Hill, plus services led by Rev Luther Kuhlman in Gettysburg and Rev T A Wastler at Loest Valley. Burkittsville and Knoxville churches show standard schedules and sermon topics.
Henry Dulaney president of the Resinol Chemical Co of Baltimore will speak at the First Baptist church Sunday morning at eleven on Christian Stewardship from a business man's viewpoint. He cites forty years testing biblical promises with proven results and notes his prior addresses in New York Boston Chicago and other cities. A large crowd is expected.
The Branch Missionary Convention of the Women's Missionary Association of the United Brethren in Christ will meet in Chambersburg May 9 and 10. Delegates from Frederick United Brethren Church and Otterbein Guild structures will attend with officers, speakers including Mrs Mary Albert Haugh and Rev J F Musselman, as about 39 000 members from the Pennsylvania conference will be represented. The Chambersburg United Brethren Church hosts the gathering with Rev Paul O Shettel as pastor.
The Young People's Society of Piersant Mill will hold its regular month service Sunday at 7:30 PM in the church. The elaborate program includes singing by the congregation, orchestra, readings, vocal duets, recitations, solos, and an address by Rev. John O. Pechant.
News from New Market on May 5 records the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Runkles on April 7, multiple visits among residents including Mrs Frank Zimmerman and Mrs Wiles in Middletown, and various illnesses and hospital mentions. Notable names include Esther May Utz, Nancy Reich, Lillian Reich Moffett, and Milton Cartzendamer.
Fragmentary notice lists individuals Davis Yrock Ma Krise Viv a Lastence Rora Rey Halfler Miton Haller Jona Hoffman Rot Treva R. Recker and Henry M. Reck. Mentions Grove school and an event at a time unknown. Notices Charles E Sell preparing an airy heit at 42 tame near Taneytown with local names reference.
Mrs S E Brown returns from visits to Garrett Park and Washington. Rebecca Davis returns from Frederick. Archer Davis improves after illness and comes back. Mr and Mrs William Briggs visit John Davis. Florence Sears and Eileen Grege visit Fred Nichols. Monocacy river is out of bank hindering travel. Green Valley Parent Teachers Association to meet at the school. Mr Pleasant Missionary Society to celebrate its 47th anniversary at Reformed Church with a program including orchestra, recitations, duets, solos, readings and an address by Raymond Zimmerman. C Albert Gilson to provide selections and orchestra.
Congressman John C. Ketcham spoke at Hood College in Frederick during Boys Week, praising American leadership and urging boys to work hard. About 300 people attended, including 206 boys, with Rotary, Kiwanis and Lions backing. The event featured a bugle call, a formal dinner, songs by the Hawaiian String Quartet, and remarks from organizers before Ketcham celebrated US progress and urged persistence.
A Young People's Program will be held at Utica Sunday at 7:30 p.m. The event features selections, orchestra, hymns, scripture reading, piano duets, recitations, solos, a male quartet, and an address by Rev. Edward A. Hermann.
The text extols church membership as a link to the Bible, Jesus Christ, and the Christian Church, praising the Bible’s influence and Christ’s life on human culture and prosperity. It urges involvement in the Presbyterian Church and notes services tomorrow morning and evening.
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