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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1934
Page
2
A long list of area churches tables Christmas and Thanksgiving events. Rev. Dawgs Hood at Ali Bolete Church leads services with confirmation classes. St Barcades Chapel and Calvary Methodist prepare sermons and youth activities. County churches share Sunday schools and worship times, with interdenominational Thanksgiving services planned across Urbana to Frederick area churches.
The lesson portrays the Kingdom as a traveling master who entrusts his servants with talents. The successful stewards gain five and two talents, while the fearful one buries his. God requires service according to ability, fosters growth, and invites bold, selfless use of gifts to build a stronger world.
A cryptic quotation from Rochefoucauld hints at intrigue and mischief as factions scheme in a moral context. The fragmentary text reflects early modern aphoristic style and moral caution.
The Young People's Society of the Rocky Springs Union Church will hold its regular monthly meeting Sunday evening at 7 30. The program includes songs, scripture, readings, vocal solos, violin and piano pieces, and an address. Program committee members are listed.
Sunday school gathered Thursday at Mrs. William Handley home. Mrs. Maurice Sharrer led as president with reports from secretary and treasurer. Handley and Harvey Kemp elected to the sick committee. Edith Leather to offer prayer in December. Geissert and Eiker to lead December program. Adjourned after benediction with readings and games and refreshments served. Next gathering at Mrs. Harvey Kemp on Moiter avenue in December hosted by Mrs. Harvey Kemp and Mrs. How d Kemp.
The Red Shield Cin promotes peace through Salvation Army efforts with motto First, plan your work, then work your plan. Officers include John Bowman president Mary Stoner vice president Mary Bowman secretary Mary Eppley secretary Evelyn Beard Christian Wilson assistant treasurer Lieut Robert Bott helper.
The Thurmont Choral Society and Carella Choir of Thurmont will broadcast Sunday 3 to 4 p m on Hagerstown station. Prof Chas M Cassel directs both groups since formation. Program includes Handel Hymn and songs by Cain Goodell Offenbach Barnby and others.
Mrs. William Haugh hosted the Swastika Class of the Woodsboro Lutheran Sunday School for a children’s party at the LeGore home Tuesday evening. Prizes were awarded to Madeline Loots and William Haugh for costumes, games were played, and refreshments were served with many attendees listed including Mr. and Mrs. Walter LeGore and others.
Bible pictures will be shown at Mount Carmel Methodist Church led by Rev G E Wunder starting Sunday night at 7 30 and continuing nightly. Evangelists Rev and Mrs John H H Gonso present about 900 asides with Mrs Gonso providing music and preaching at the Sunday morning service at 11 o clock.
Court records show marriage licenses for Robert C. Faden and Gerale E Summers both of Hagerstown. Property deeds list Norman E. Croneburg and wife to Jacob Hildebrand and wife, $300. Philip F. Scheel et al executors to John F. Scheel, $6,902.50. Madeline R. Foreman and husband to Carson P. Praiey and wife, $10. Ladies Bible Class at Walkersville Lutheran church met at the Peaster home with Mrs. Oren Strine winning a Bible contest. Hood College hosts Rev. C. E. Snowden for vesper service in Brodbeck Hall with music by Prof. Henry T. Wade and Hood College choir.
The Young People's Helping Hand Society in Creagerstown schedules a Sunday evening meeting at 745 p m with an opening hymn scripture reading prayer vocal solo by Dorothy Louise Burdette instrumental duets by Charlotte and Ethel Wer sing reading by Genevieve Ramsburg another duet by C T C Stuli and Chester Stuli readings by Edna Buhrman vocal by Mrs Donald Rice remarks by George Rubbad piano solo by Roger Fogle and closing hymn and benediction.
The Men's Brotherhood of Brook Hill Methodist Church will present The Spinsters' Return next Wednesday evening. The play is coached by Mrs. W Biggs Elliott with George L Twenty, president of the Brotherhood, assisting.
Geneva Ely, county president, invites all state Christian Endeavor groups to a birthday party at the Christian Temple in Baltamo on Friday November 28 at 9 15 p.m. Carroll Wright of International Christian Endeavor will attend. Frederick County Endeavor Union hosts a speaker event at Trinity Chapel West Church Street on Sunday December 2 at 6 30 p.m. Carroll Wright will be the speaker. A service candle re enactment moves to Wednesday December 19 from Thursday December 20.
A special musical service is planned at Calvary Methodist Church with Rev. Dr. G Ellis Williams presiding at 7 30 in the parish house. Musicians include Mrs Sherman Bowers soprano Mrs Helen Dough Dave contralto Dr J D Duve bass and James Heinlein Harris tenor. They will sing listed numbers and a brief sermon on Moder Paganisi will be given. Calvary will join in a citywide motion pictures and morality discussion during the morning service. Next Sunday evening a map hour musical service will feature H David Hagan as guest vibra harp soloist.
The Walkersville Lutheran church ladies plan a Thanksgiving turkey dinner at the Walkersville School Building on Thanksgiving Day November 30. Proceeds benefit the church. Officers include President Mrs Edward Zimmerman Vice presidents Mrs George Rich ers Secretary Miss Linn Zimmerman Treasurer Miss Bertha Grabill Rev F Seibel Jr is pastor.
A simple program features Hymns of the Sea. The service includes a reading by Miss May Mercer and a solo by Miss Ruthellen Lenham. The event follows informal vesper hours and an earlier charity education session at Charen School with John S. Bean as Superintendent.
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