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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1923
Page
4
Churches across the city observe Whit Sunday with services led by pastors including Dr. T J Gaeler Rev C S G Rupp Rev Wm R Glen and others. Programs feature sermons Holy Communion confirmations Sunday schools and Epworth Leagues with diverse times and themes across congregations.
A Suffolk style religious protest piece portrays a preacher declaring himself a stationary believer opposed to revivalism. He renounces effort and fruitfulness, calling himself a non-conductor and non-producer while urging welcoming all to see.
A detailed church notices listing services and Sunday school times for Lewistown M E Charger Mounta indale Jefferson Lutheran St Pauls Lutheran Feagaville Luke s Lutheran Utica Reformed Manor St Matthew St Marks Doubs Point of Rocks Mills Brunswick Knoxville and other charges. Includes pastors Rev A R Snedegar Rev Robert L Lang Rev Hubert Lee Bair Rev J E Ainsworth Rev W T Snowden and service times spanning 9 13 am 10 39 am 1 30 pm and evening preachings with Epworth League programs and Missionary Society events. Subscribe for The News.
The Federation of Churches commission arranges an exchange of pulits for Sunday mornings during the summer to promote the daily vacation Bible school. Ministers from Calvary, Evangelical Reformed, South, Emanuel Reformed, Evangelical Lutheran, Baptist, and United Brethren churches will preach at partner congregations during the Sunday school period.
A fragment from Proverbs notes that generosity leads to increase while withholding tends toward poverty, presenting a moral on prudent sharing and provision. The text contrasts scattergifting with hoarding as a pathway to wealth or want.
John Wesley Nichols, portrait and landscape painter and photographer from Washington, arrived in Frederick Friday morning. He hails from Washington and has plans to study local light and scenery for future works.
The speaker expresses a lifelong wish to visit Barbara Fritchie’s city and fashion silhouettes, urging readers to acknowledge the sighting in the news. The lines convey a civic imagination and a call to public attention.
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