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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1964
Page
3
Listing of worship schedules for area churches with service times Bible schools masses confessions and Holy Days. Includes Knox County churches Bruns wick Catholic Libert y St Peter’s Our Lady of Mt Carmel Carrollton Manor St Ignatius Loyola St Josephs and Barnesville Fatima Shrine with Sunday and weekday observances and special devotions.
A condensed list of Holy Communion times and services for Episcopal parishes including St Stephen's Thurmont St James Mt. Airy St Luke Brownsville and Grace New Market with details on worship hours church school and morning prayer. Rev. Leslee E Schwindt Rev. Robert Pegram Rev. L Wade Hampton Rev William Speer and Rev A D Salmon Jr named among others oversee services and nursery or family church schools.
A compact list of monthly midweek meetings and weekly worship schedules for multiple churches. Pt of Rocks Assembly of God Rev Mary E Kibbe and Rev Phyllis M Angus hold 9 45 am Sunday School and 11 am Morning Worship with 7 30 pm Evangelistic Service and Friday 7 30 pm Mid Week Service. Damascus Assembly of God led by Rev Charles Hadden offers 10 am Sunday School 11 am Worship 6 30 pm Young Peoples Service 7 30 pm Evangelistic Service and 7 30 pm Wed Prayer Service. Graceham Moravian led by Rev Frederick Fulmer at 9 30 am Church School 1 9 30 am Worship and Holy Communion. Piney Creek Presbyterian Rev William A Yates conducts 9 30 am Worship with Holy Communion 10 30 am Church School. Taneytown Presbyterian led by Rev William M Hendricks offers 8 45 am Sunday School 9 45 am Worship and Communion. Taneytown United Presbyterian in Emmitsburg also led by Rev Hendricks has 9 45 am Church School and 11 am Morning Worship with Communion. Brunswick Christian and Missionary Alliance Rev James Senseny features 9 45 am Sunday School 11 am Worship 6 30 pm Youth Fellowship 7 30 pm Evangelistic Hour plus Thu Bible study and Sat Prayer Services. Mt Airy Church of Christ at 111 Main Street hosts 10 am Bible Study 11 am Lord's Supper and Message 7 30 pm Evangelistic Service and Wed Mid-Week Bible Study. Brunswick First Baptist Rev Leonard Carmack offers 9 30 am Sunday School 11 am Worship 6 45 pm Training Union 8 pm Worship and 7 30 pm Wed Prayer Service.
Catoctin Methodist Church schedules its annual Harvest Home Service Sunday at 2:00 p.m with Rev. Paul McCauley former pastor now with Morgan Methodist Charge near Mt. Airy. Evening revival and multiple area church services follow throughout the week led by various pastors and choirs including Rev. Ralph E White Rev. James F Short Rev. A H Tisdall and Rev. Philip J Lee Jr. Miss Gladys Miller directs special choir music for each service.
Sufficient pre registration exists for a Christian Education School sponsored by area Methodist Churches. Additional registration will be accepted now or at opening night. Classes start October 12 from 8 to 10 p m for six weeks at Calvary Methodist Church. Courses include The Teachings of Jesus Guiding and Understanding Youth and Christian Studies for Methodist Children.
The Garretts Mill Assembly of God led by Rev A W Foa offers Sunday School at 9 45 a m Worship at 1 a m Young People's Meeting at 7 45 p m Evangelistic Service at 7 30 p m Bible Study Thursday Rev Edwin H Hedgpeth of Weverton First Baptist conducts Sunday School at 9 45 a m Worship Service at 11 a m
Sabillasville will dedicate the new Educational Building at St. John's United Church of Christ on Sunday October 11 with an 11 a.m. worship service led by Rev. Kenneth A. Bishop president of Potomac Acting Conference. Lunch follows at noon and an open house 2 to 4 p.m. Rev. Claude H. Corl is pastor. public invited.
The Germantown Baptist Church marked its centennial with a week of events ending in a grand Sunday finale. More than 400 attendees enjoyed a church lawn feast after morning worship, with period costumes worn by many and guest pastors from area churches offering greetings and sermons. Special music featured the Phillips family and Rev Claude Brubaker delivered the main address on the theme Time. An offering supported a new educational building and the day closed with a beard shaving contest among bearded members.
St Josephs Catholic Church Carrollton Manor elected new officers including President Mrs August Selckmann Vice President Mrs G L Thomas Secretary Mrs Donald Lee Wilcom Treasurer Mrs Henry J Ruth and archivess chairman Mrs J J Crewe Resolutions of gratitude were voted for outgoing officers Father Joseph F Thorning reported on his summer pilgrimage to Marion Shrines in Portugal Spain France and Italy The article notes a magnet fact about poles appearing in pairs after break
University of Pennsylvania doctors report a rare allergy where contact with water or sweat causes hives and itching in oily skin areas. Three cases showed symptoms from water on the skin, not stress, with oil glands implicated. antihistamines or a skin oil barrier may prevent attacks.
The Montgomery County Commission on Human Relations elected Rev. Kenneth Wentjzel as chairman and Mrs. Georgia R. Lawison as vice-chairman. The prior leaders Dr. John O Connor Mrs. Robert W. King and Carl Coleman had terms expire in March. The commission has taken un/
The subcommittee on Employment, led by Lew A. Weintraub, suggests United Planning Organization as a potential funding source for a pilot survey of employment practices in Montgomery County. The panel was asked to report back with recommendations on how to implement the survey.
The City Unitarian Fellowship of Frederick will host a Sunday 8 p.m. program at the South End Civic Association Building featuring taped addresses by Francis Keppel U S Commissioner of Education Kenneth B Clark Whit ney M Young Jr executive director National Urban League and a discussion with coffee to follow. NAACP members are invited along with the general public.
The First Baptist Church will observe Teacher Appreciation Day this Sunday during Sunday school. Sixty three teachers will receive Certificates of Appreciation from the department superintendent for their work over the past year. The Sunday school has 680 members. Reverend Robert F. Woodward leads the church and Dewey Dykstra is the Sunday school superintendent. Sachs Harbour, Banks Island, is noted as the western Canadian Arctic settlement with extreme winter cold and sparse vegetation.
The report notes the second largest group with 17 cases and details acute blood loss in 14 patients and anemia in 11. It cites 10 patients with congenital heart disease, heart failure, or emphysema and concludes large red blood cells appear in nonanemic individuals, warranting further investigation for serious diseases.
CHICAGO Abnormally large red blood cells detected by laboratory techniques have proved to be a valuable clue to a variety of disorders. Dr. Paul G. Hattersley of Sacramento reported today studying 120 adults with large red blood cells admitted to Sutter General and Memorial Hospitals and Sacramento Clinical Laboratories in the first three months of the year. Of the group 49 were men and 71 women. one third were 65 or older. In 32 no common disorder could be diagnosed. The remaining 88 showed one or more diseases, with cirrhosis the most frequent at 34 cases and cancer including leukemia also present.
In the Far East a thief reportedly used a strong jawed Komodo dragon for housebreaking. He tied a rope around the dragon's neck, threw it over a wall, and climbed up once the dragon gripped something solid.
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