Hours Of Worship In County Churches Continued
A list of service times across county churches notes Holy Communion and Morning Prayer at various parishes. St Stephen's conducts services on first and third Sundays at 9 am with Holy Communion on second and fourth Sundays. St James holds 8 am Holy Communion and 11 am Holy Communion or Morning Prayer. Grace offers 7:30 am Holy Communion, 9:30 am Church School, 11 am Holy Communion and Sermon. Holy Trinity and St Luke's also publish morning and communion times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmost Episcopal
Rev
L. L. Wolf
St. Stephen's
Harriet Chapel
MI. Airy Episcopal
R. Fegram
St James
Poplar Springs
St. Paul's
Brunswick Episcopal
St. Mark's
St. Luke's
Evan. and Reformed Church
S. A
Mr. Tabor
Trinity
Church Schedules Across Communities
A compilation of Sunday School and worship times for multiple churches including Garretts Mill Assembly of God, Brunswick Assembly of God Tabernacle, Taneytown United Presbyterian, Piney Creek Presbyterian, Brunswick First Baptist, Weverton Baptist, Graceham Moravian, Brunswick Christian and Missionary Alliance, Battonsville Pentecost, Union Bridge Friends Meeting, Gambrill Park Calvary Bible, Ridgeville Calvary Baptist, Hyattstown Christian Church, Evan and Reformed, Shookstown Assembly of God, and Necksville Presbyterian. Times range from 9:30 to 11 a.m. with services through the evening and midweek meetings.
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Garretts Mill
Brunswick First Baptist
L. D. Carmack
Brunswick Christian and Missionary Alliance
James Senseny
Ridgeville
Calvary Baptist
Troy Howell
Mrs Kennedy Plans Visit Abroad
Washington AP reports Jacqueline Kennedy plans a two week international trip starting November to Pakistan and India. The First Lady will pursue cultural exchanges and diplomatic courtesy, hosting meetings with Nehru and Gandhi families. Ambassador Kenneth will assist in arrangements.
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Washington
Aban
Pakistan
Insa
Ey Nehru
Visa Gandhi
Ain
Homemakers Book Wagon Serves Frederick Hospital Patients
Frederick County Homemakers continue a long running community service at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The Book Wagon distributes free loanable books and magazines to ward and room patients two mornings weekly, funded by the Homemakers Council and clubs. Volunteers catalog, stock, and deliver, with patient access to storeroom selections when needed.
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Frederick County
Frederick Memorial Hospital
George Cleveland
Walkersville
County Council of Homemakers’ Clubs
Homemakers
Frederick County Homemakers’ Council
SCOT
Josephine Etchison
C. Barr Anz Labrarian
Goclunteer
Cen
Poto
Tephonng
Thar
Tom Ashter Davis
Joe Brice
Penelty
Farar Hawker
AAT Ren
Yeoman Rice
Bersees
Neontone
Snader Baker
Ure Cub
Alevander
Revival at Evangelist Church Opens November Seven
The Shooks Town Assembly of God Church schedules an old fashioned revival beginning November 7 at 7 30 p m led by Rev Homer Peterson Jr a Portsmouth based evangelist with special singing and music Rev Kelly Wighed district q be t or oI2 at . 10 dedicate the church Invitations extend to attend the revital plus Homecoming Day events and a turkey supper fundraiser planned by the PTA at Glenelg School cafeteria later in the month with free babysitting and carryout options A carnival style program includes games movies and an orchestra dance to cap the festivities details note the involvement of the Frederick Construction Company with the ongoing project.
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Shookstown
Assembly of God
Homer Peterson Jr
Portmouth
Ting Evengalist
Kelly Wighed
T Patterson
Sorxi
PTA
Walter Hereth
Neil K. Besse
Beulah Parlett
Charlotte Carpenter
Glenelg
Cymnasium
Erie Canal opens with first boat reaching New York
Know America Today lists historical milestones from 1826 to 1962 including the Erie Canal first arrival in New York and Gatling’s 1862 patent for a 20 shots per minute machine gun. It notes a 1864 Confederate raid in Johnsonville, Roosevelt’s 1904 win, and a Cuban mobilization with U.S. Marines at Guantanamo Bay. Anniversaries highlight Hepburn and Cushing, plus births of Art Carney, Walter Cronkite, and Dartmouth’s Dickey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard J. Gatling
Johnsonville
Tenn
Theodore Roosevelt
Alton B. Park
Havana
U.S
Guantanamo Bay
William Peters Hepburn
Wellsville
Ohio
Congress
William Barker Cushing
Delafield
Wis
Albemarle
Art Carney
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Walter Cronkite
St. Joseph
John Sloan Dickey
Dartmouth College
Lock Haven
Louis G. Dunn
Space Technology Labs
Pope John XXIII Honored On 80th Birthday
Pope John XXIII marked his 80th birthday and the third anniversary of his coronation with ceremonies in Vatican City. About 35,000 attendees and 77 foreign missions joined in, as the Pope prepared for a Mass at St Peter's and two speeches to youth and to the missions. He appeared recovered from a recent influenza attack.
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Vatican City
John XXII
St. Peter's Basilica
Pope John
Diplomatic Corps Pleases Pope With Peace Message
The Vatican welcomed diplomats headed by Ambassador Leo Thomas McCauley of Ireland representing nearly 30 nations. The pontiff listened to homage from the dean and urged all men to use time to foster peace civilization and true progress.
Merger Official as Maryland Banks Consolidate
The consolidation of Baltimore banks became official at the close of business today. A November 14 special stockholders meeting will formalize the transition to The Maryland National Bank, the new official name for the former Baltimore National Bank and County Trust Company of Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Maryland National Bank
Baltimore National Bank and County Trust Company of Maryland
Hume Campaign to Air on TV and Radio in Maryland
Democratic candidate David Hume will broadcast his campaign views on television in Baltimore Washington and Salisbury and on a radio station in every Maryland city starting Sunday.
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Hume
Baltimore
David Hume Wall
Washington
Salisbury
Maryland
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Worhip
Brunswick
Taneytown
Piney Creek
Weverton
G. R. Gibson
Graceham
F. J. Morgenstern
Battonsville Pentecost
J. Whitbeck
Union Bridge Friends Metting House
Gambrill Park
Calvary Bible
Wm. Garland
Hyattstown Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
J. A. Mott
Rev. H. Peterson
Necksville
Presbyterian
Chaber
Fev
Mrs. Kennedy
Ming Beatrice Fehr Home
Creagerstown-Utica
Frederick
Lewistown
Ernie Ausherman
Jacob Ramsburg
Edwin C. Free
St. John’s, Creag
Erstown
J. Frank Fife
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland
C. A. Pollard
Ramsburg
Rusherman
Jin
Henman Dar
Cathy Gat
Judy Green
Deen
Sandra Hodis
Heen Perry
Frederick Construction Company
Gren Strine Lacy
Zdeang
David Blackag
Grenog
Margaret Sas
Fredenek
Warner Henne
Will House
Camp David
Foxville Gardens
Foxville
Coffman Chapel
James T. Cleland
Duke A
Town Hall
Ross Pritchard
Southwestern US
James T. Crown
Neutratis
Rindheck Hall
Lind Shapp
Bethesda’s
Evangelistic
Brewencesth, Ma
Masnee W. Leven
Witmer, Kentuery
Bethesda Methodist Church
R. Kayden Sparks
Pastor
Know
America
BY Filic
Frederick Federal Savings and Loan Association
Frederick Federal
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
United States Government
Federal Home Loan Bank
North Market St
Pope
RCA and
Sylvania Television
RCA
Sylvania Zenith
Shipley's, Inc
N. MarKet ST
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