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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1929
Page
2
Local churches publish a dense schedule of services, Sunday School times, Mother’s Day observances, concerts and choir offerings, plus multiple confirmations and midweek meetings. The notes name congregations, pastors, venues, and event times across Maryland and surrounding towns with details for Mothers Day services and special vesper programs.
Commentary on the prophet Jeremiah emphasizing fidelity amid danger and opposition. It traces his call, the burden of truth, and the scorn he faced from priests and princes while urging steadfast courage in daily life.
Mothers Day is observed with sermons in churches countywide. The Francis Scott Key Post American Legion and Auxiliary meet at the Y M C A, then proceed to Calvary church for a special sermon by Rev. Dr. G Ellis Williams. The Auxiliary sells carnations in front of Central Trust Co building as a Mothers Day fundraiser.
Rev A Dixon formerly president of Phi Phikmath Ore now pastor at Green mount Md will preach the anniversary sermon at 1045 a m and deliver the address at the Spring Sunday school rally at 930 a m Glenn Garber superintendent oversees the rally program Pastor Rev George W Strine in charge Special music by church choir Reno S Harp director At 730 p m a Mothers Day program by Queen Eger Bible Class led by Daisy McDonald and Mr Miller Cassell Miss Mary Ott to deliver the address Grace Brane Hoxt College to give a reading.
A damaged OCR reads a devotional fragment and notes about church construction. It mentions prayer phrases, a haven of rest, and references to granite from the north end toward Secomerized with unclear names and terms.
An annual congregational meeting will elect delegates to participate in the Maryland Conference. The gathering names church representatives and outlines the path to the regional assembly. Members are urged to attend and vote on the slate.
The Southern Alumni Association of Franklin and Marshall College met in Lancaster at the Francis Scott Key hotel. About twenty-five members attended. new officers were elected in Hagerstown origin, with a $250,000 laboratory gift from B. T. Fackenthal Jr. noted. The group heard college updates from Rev. Robert J. Pugram, including a $1,000,000 endowment fund and a $1,000,000 in new buildings completed in five years. Next year’s meeting will be in Hagerstown.
The Jaa Christian Endeavor Society reformed church hosts a Women's Day program for the Sabbath, featuring Frances Baldwin of Hoot College, Wispeaa.
A Levin program by Epworth League and related societies featured songs choruses and readings led by Miss Louie Bowers Miss Naomi Lasebert and Mrs J Layman. Highlights included solos duets and an address with items titled We Come to Hemor Mother and We Learn to Love. The Young People’s Society held its regular meeting at 7 o clock with music readings and a short address.
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