Women’s Mission Society Plans May 16 at Woodsboro
The twenty-fifth annual meeting of the Womens Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Middle Conference Maryland Synod Lutheran church will convene at Solomon's Lutheran Church Woodsboro on Tuesday May 16. Three sessions morning afternoon and night feature devotions reports and addresses led by Rev Poffenbarger Mrs Birely Miss L T Birely and Mrs Heilman among others with hymn selections and mission discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Middle Conference
Maryland Synod
Lutheran Church
Solomon's Lutheran Church
Woodsboro
Poffenbarger
Lizzie T. Birely
H. EB. Carty
G. Uhier
U. S. G. Rupp
L. T. Birely
W. F. Hersh
C. V. Kepler
W. F Hersh
J. D. Bett
G. W. Baughman
W. Hi. Hetrick
Christ
Captain
India
News of the Churches and Parish Services
A survey of Sunday worship across local denominations lists Evanglical Reformed led by Rev. Henri J G Kieffer with morning services and a missionary address by Dr William F Adams of Yachew China. Lutheran led by Rev Dr A B G Rupp offers 10 30 am and 7 pm sermons with Sunday School at 1 45 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed
Henri J. G. Kieffer
Suhdsy School
The
Missionary Society
William F. Adams
Yachew
China
Evangelical Lutheran
G. Rupp
All Sainte Church
Douglass Hooft
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. O. Wrightson
Epworth League
Grace
Reformed Church
John A Dutter
Trinity M. E. Church
South
G. D. Kidner
W. X. Jolliffe
First Baptist Church
Chas. E. Webler
Hood College
Christian Endeavor
T. John's Catholic Church
W. J. Kane
Weapers
Church of the Brethren
Guy Hartman
Blue Ridge College
New Windsor
United Brethren
BE. H. Hummelbaugh
Sr. C
Safety-First Train Exhibit Arrives in Frederick Monday
The United States Weather Bureau exhibit train for safety awareness will tour Frederick on Monday. The twelve-car Safety-first train on the BL & O tracks near the station is expected to draw a record crowd from county residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Weather Bureau Department
Frederick
BL & O
Community Church Schedule and Events Summary
Sunday church schedules list multiple congregations in Walkeraville and nearby towns. Harriott Chapel, Catoctin Furnace, St. Stephen’s Thurmont, and Asbury M E Church cover Sunday services, Sunday schools, junior activities, and evening sermons led by Rev. Ewald, Rev. Buockeystown M P Church, Rev. Shipley, Rev. English, and other leaders. Special services include “Community Day” and a talk by Dr. Bourne along with communion and choir activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis H. Ewald
Greticek Reformed Church
A. John’s
Walkeraville
Harriott Chapel
Catoctin Furnace
John G. Crawford
St. Stephen’s
Thurmont
Buockeystown M. P
R. L. Shipley
C. H
C. EL
Carrie Nicodemus
Asbury M. E
W. A. English
A. G. Bourne
Fresh Vegetables and Lord's Day Workers Visit Frederick
Morning market bustled with beets asparagus rhubarb and other greens as eggs butter and poultry prices listed. Lord's Day Alliance officers Dr Howard Kelly Dr Wm Davia and Dr Slagle visit Frederick for regional conferences with clergy at multiple church sites tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic County
Lord's Day Aiance
Howard AO Kelly
Wm AL Davia
Slagle
Harrisburg Pa
Tog
Frederick
Walkersi Dhe Methodist Episcopal Church
Odork
Alliance
Wodboro Lutheran Church
Thurmont Lutheran Church
Emmitsburg Methodist Episcopal Church
Taney Town Reformed Church
Montgomery rally highlights public school efforts
Five thousand children and their parents attended the third annual educational rally in Rockville on Friday, sponsored by the Board of County Public School Commissioners. The article notes a fisheries revenue figure of 20,000,000 dollars related to America, contrasted with England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Rockville
Board of County Public School Commissioners
America
England
Literary Societies A Division B L L S Meeting Highlights
The A Division of the B L L L met May 4 with minutes read. Officers elected include Wilpur Kolb president and James L Uarrs vice president. Debates on prohibition featured both sides, judges favored the negative. The program listed recitations, orations, and a debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Duvall Schell
Kolb
Duvall Schell
Wilpur Kolb
James L. Uarrs
Charles Cook
Roy Marris
Allen Smith
Charles Wiler
Maynard Harp
William Wetrell
Herbert Snyder
Issac Beall
Wrest Kolb
Owhard
Secretars
Sacomar
Benedie
Arnoldi
William Falk
Gordon Waters
Dorcas
Delibate
Rowteen
Oscar Grove
Tards Rogers
Franklin Reese
Oymidses
Fred Thiener
George Webster
David Hagan
Maryland Girls Club at East Church Street School Debates
The affirmative side led general debate with several members taking part as the Maryland Girls Club of the East Church Street school held its meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Maryland Girls’ Club
East Church Street School
Regular meeting notes from multiple student clubs
A Friday session opened with president Siglen Schueler and reports by Huth Cline and Lilian Beart. Programs included readings, recitations, a duet, and a critic’s report, with adjournment set for May 19. Juvenile Society held May 5 with a debate and committee reports, adjourned to May 12. White Literary Society met May 3, with a program of readings and journal entries. Clover Leaf debated whether square causes more harm, with the negative side prevailing 3 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siglen Schueler
Huth Cline
Lilian Beart
The
Woods
Dorothy Gale
Christianag
Strasberger
Helen Wendling
Katherine Seidling
Ruth Clipe
Kulp Seeger
Hester Wills
Juvenile Literary Society
Ralph Fairney
David Aldridge
Richard Cort Dutrow
Lewis Crum
Herman Brust
Lloyd Bennett
Reginald Biser
Hugh English
Edgar Fahrney
Hte
White
White Literary Society
Girls’ High School
Ruth Grimds
Aelene Thomas
Mary Rhodes
Elizabeth Brust
Clara Shull
Elizabeth ‘“Uhn
Rugh Grimes
Charlotte Gilbert
Mary Benson
Clover Leaf
Clover Leaf Literary Society
W. Stull
W. Douglass
J. Eisenhauer
P. Hammond
C. Gregg
O. Shipley
J. Grove
300 Pair of Women's Oxfords aut Pomps for sale
Bargain alert listing 300 pairs of women’s oxford shoes and pomps in all sizes. Prices up to $2.50 each, offering a bulk footwear deal for buyers seeking affordable footwear stock.
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Conference of Woman’s
H. and. F. Society, Lutheran Church
Middle Conferenée
News OF the Churches
Margaret Young
Pas
HIVE
Weather Bureau
BOL
Willigm Ro Quinn
Secretacs
Monte Rice
Walter B. Clemsany
Herman Ler Grimes
Istant Secretar
Lester WL Boxer
Chic William &, Mnetotreasurer
Walter Ray
Aberarian
Fphad Z. Cromwell
Teliowimes
Essar
Nevin Walker
Keefer Bowers
Leon Biser
James H. Grove, Jr
Charles Wertheimer
Mehin Seeger
Harae Newembers
Leon Paser
Awe Roan
Floyd Cromwell
Nan Iaesh
Yellow Springs
Braddock Heights
Hagerstown & Frederick Railway CO
Fahrney
Corey Sear Momach
Safeet
Drs. D
Fabraecy & Leon
Hager Town
Karl E Jacobson
Colgoleum
Bureau of Beds
Sentinel
Oberi
Fred
Erick, MD
Dodge Brothers Motor Car
Paige Automobiles
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