01 Oct 1938
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1938
Page
1
A long listing of Sunday services across multiple congregations including AM Saints Church All Saints St Timothy's Chapel St Barnabas' mission Evangelical Lutheran Grace Reformed United Lutheran Grace Reformed Grace B Scheeleigh Society and more with times and sermon topics. Also notes church events sessions committees and conventions including attendance at United Lutheran church convention and various Bible studies and prayer meetings.
A list of Sunday schedules across multiple county churches. Bethany Lutheran in Brunswick and Petersville hold combined services and anniversaries with speakers such as Sherman P. Bowers and Rev. G. E. Seiler. Evangelical and Reformed and Methodist churches in Glade Walkersville Linganore Lewistown Locust Valley and Fairplay share worship, Bible schools, communion and revival plans, with details on service times and pastors.
Sunday School at Rocky Spring Union met 1 45 pm with 2 15 pm sermon by Rev Ralph Shober as part of a broad county schedule of church services led by pastors including Rev G Wilgon Paul at Doubs Charge and Rev Dr Evans speaking at Point of Rocks and Doubs next Sunday October 9 Rally Day events noted across Jefferson and surrounding churches with numerous Sunday schools and Holy Communions scheduled through the afternoon and into the week.
Writings trace how the Ten Commandments shaped social conduct and how Jesus reframed them. The author argues the Commandments endure, fulfilled by love, not abrogated, urging readers to study their spirit and purpose within Christian life.
Promotion Day will be observed Sunday morning at Trinity Southern Methodist Church School with a 9 45 program. Assembly replaces classes for a forty minute program arranged by Bettie Sundergill Fairey Duvall and W T Gover. W W Smith will perform I Got Ever thing.
The ME Pleasant Evangelical and Reformed church plans a Sunday evening service at 1:20. Rev. George K. Ely presides with solos by Nellie Shaw and Shirley Reynolds, readings by Doris Delauter Elizabeth Hamilton and others, a piano solo by June Lochner, duets by Betty Sheetenhelm and Helen Tucker, and an address by Rev. Ely. Bureaus test vegetable fiber boards for temperature and moisture resilience.
Mt Pleasant church outlines weekly program times with catechism at 9 30 p m missionary program at 7 30 p m and evening services at 6 30 p m for midweek duties and fellowship events.
An old adage says life yields bread not cake and brings effort over ease. Readers are urged to accept that marriage work and life involve shadows as well as sunshine, and to stop complaining over minor faults.
The Bethel Evangelical Lutheran congregation of the Utica Lutheran Parish will rededicate its church Sunday at 2 30 p m after extensive remodeling. Rev Dr Amos John Traver will deliver the rededication sermon on To The Glory of God. The centenary celebration continues in November with extensive improvements completed by congregational volunteers.
A welcome service for Adjutant Charles Tritton the new officer in charge of Frederick corps of the Salvation Army will be held at 223 West Fifth street tomorrow evening at eight o'clock. The public is invited to attend. Adjutant Tritton and family have arrived from Washington to take the place of Capt and Mrs Bott who were transferred. He has wide Salvation work experience and training. He is a native of England and his parents are Salvationists of 50 years' standing. The Trittons have four children aged one to eight.
The Y recognition service at Hood College in Brodbeck Hall Sunday at 6 15 p m aims to welcome new Y M C A members and renew existing memberships led by Miss Harriette Bowers. Candles will be lit and students form a triangle on campus to symbolize body mind and spirit as they exit. The Truth Seekers class at Calvary Church met at Mrs Harold McDevitt s home with Mrs Walter Eiker presiding. Prayers scriptures and benediction followed by games prizes and refreshments. The next meeting will be at Mrs Ruth Ruey s home on October 27. About half of Canada s population lies south of Minnesota s northernmost point.
Delegates travel from Frederick to the national convention of the Brotherhood of the United Lutheran Church in America in Baltimore from Sunday through Tuesday. Speakers include Rev. Dr. Amos J. Traver and Dr. Greever with lectures by Dr. James C. Kinard and Dr. J. B. Baker during twentieth anniversary events. The gathering serves 3,500 congregations nationwide.
Rally and promotion day exercises will be held in the chapel on Court Street Sunday at 9 45 oclock. Rev Malcolm Taylor rector of All Saints church will address the school and a program of songs and recitations will be given by Beginners and Primary departments. An offering will be taken for Red Cross work among hurricane victims along the North Atlantic Coast.
Carleton Beals argues in The Coming Struggle for Latin America that Europe’s crisis under Hitler intertwines with Latin American contests over resources trade bases and influence. He warns the Roosevelt good neighbor policy faces tests as Nazi Italy and Japan gain ground while the United States Britain and Mexico navigate a high stakes diplomatic and commercial struggle.
The Young people of the Parkway Church of God will hold its monthly meeting Sunday evening at 7 30 oclock. G Elmer Brengle will lecture with scereopticon pictures on The Holy City and Life of Christ with vocal numbers. Preceding the lecture, selections by Helen Heffner Madaline Lenhart Utica and Josephine Edwin Free Creagerstown.
Elmer Brengle will present a Sunday evening lecture at 7 30 o clock in the Church of God with stereophonic slides and special music. The talk titled The Holy City follows a similar program held Friday at Good Templars Hall in Brewingsville.
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