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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1936
Page
1
A survey of church schedules across Maryland and nearby towns lists services from numerous congregations including Holy Trinity, St Edward’s, Calvary Methodists, and Trinity Evangelical. Highlights include morning prayers, sermons, confirmation, and special programs like youth meetings and choir recitals. Oxford Group activities were reported with plans for a larger Baltimore meeting.
A devotional study on Pauls letter to Philemon focusing on Onesimus the slave. It discusses slavery in early Christianity, the master slave dynamic, and the call to spiritual kinship over mere servitude.
Word study notes correct usage of words like efficacy and mispronunciation. Then a plan of church meetings at Parkway Church of God with speakers including S A Kipe and O Sullivan. A North Carolina debate in 1831 on whether the south should establish manufactories is mentioned. Family gathering report from Foutz family in Shepherdstown and Martinsburg area. Lutheran service details and a weed cost estimate of 3 billion dollars to American farmers.
The fragment outlines a period fashion description by Adelaide Kerr. It mentions a model of the moment wearing a deep ruby red frock with silver embroidery, vertical stripes, intricate draping at the neck, and a tall draped toque complemented by aureindy silk and civet accents.
County President C E News WAHKEEN F FE SMITH outlines a Christmas candlelight service on December 31 at 7:45 p.m. at Evangelical Reformed church and describes a National Preaching Mission across Darnestown Boyds and Neelsville churches in Montgomery County with rotating pastors, sermons by Rev G Kundah and Rev J Kerr on specified dates, plus Sunday schools gathering at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. The piece also covers a Calgary church class meeting, a Young People’s Service at Parkway Church of God led by Rev W T Jackson with multiple Baptist groups, and Universal Bible Sunday observance in Frederick with Rev Amos John Traver.
Dr Meeks pastor of Calvary Episcopal told the Lions club luncheon the nation needs a revival of religious feeling to curb crime and restore economic security. He traced Thanksgiving to early Pilgrim days, lamenting the day’s shift from fasting to feasting, and urged moral renewal from within to enforce law. The talk was introduced by Rev Hartman with Club president Wolfe presiding.
A young people's missionary program will be given at the Lewistown M E Church Sunday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock. The program includes singing, Scripture readings by Albert Powell Jr and others, recitations such as Christ's Home and Come Little Leaves, vocal duets by Hattie Michael and Mary V Kelly, quartette by four girls, and readings by Clifford Kelley and Louise Hart. Benediction to close.
Zion Reformed Church of Charlesville hosts its annual candlelight service Sunday evening at 7 30. Program includes opening hymn O Come All Ye Faithful scripture reading and prayer instrumental selections recitals by Richard and Ernest Grossnickle vocal duet by Daisy Smith and Margaret Stull readings by Carrie Stull Neva Smith Mildred Easterday and others with Esther Steiner accompanying. Collection and closing hymn benediction.
Rev. Dr. Amos John Traver spoke Tuesday evening at Messiah Lutheran Church Hargrabbing Fa before the Tri District Luther Leagues of York Lancaster and Harrisburg and Friday evening at Martinsburg West Virginia for an interdenominational rally for young people.
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