Local Training School To Open In Frederick County
Plans are nearly complete for the annual Leadership Training School opening October 18 under the County Council of Religious Education. Six Monday sessions at Evangelical United Brethren Church Frederick feature four accredited courses by Mabel Dawson Ralph Heim Edwin Spenceller and Paul Althouse with devotions by youth groups and seminars to follow. Rev Willis R. Ford will speak on cooperative church work opening night. Open to all Frederick county church school workers.
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County Council of Religious Education
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Frederick
International Council of
Ralph D. Heim
Lutheran Theological Seminburg
Edwin Spenceller
Hood College
Paul Althouse
Evangelical Reformed Church of
Frederick County
Church Anniversary Observed Tomorrow in Nazarene History
The Church of the Nazarene at 516 Motter avenue marks its fortieth anniversary since the 1908 Pilot Point union forming the denomination. The observance will recall growth from 10,000 members in 228 churches to 210,000 in 3,350 churches in the U S Canada and British Isles by 1927, with 200 missionaries abroad and large Sunday School enrollment and giving. Local history notes include 1937 founding of the congregation and forthcoming anniversary services led by Rev. John E. North.
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Church of the Nazarene
Motter Avenue
Pilot Point
Texas
P. F. Bresee
Los Angeles
Howard Hoople
United States
Canada
British Isles
Kansas City
Missouri
Nazarene Theological Seminary
John E. North
Hood Campus Day Celebrated By College Students
Students at Hooi time marked this year’s Hood Campus Day with petition based events and an eme related to co songs and marching routines. The celebration occurred in Hudson ent tour theater with seven senior class members shown in Indian costumes, including Ruth A Stein and Ri Fang in the back row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. College
Gay
Hooi
Hudson Ent
Lefta
Ruth Astein
Ri Fang
Yro. Dright
Yeice
Betty Herter
Amehbe Fautman
Women's Clubs in Charlesville Meet for Charity
The Charlesville Homemakers Club gathered eleven members and two visitors. They opened with Scripture and the Lord's Prayer. Members will bring a gift for the Home for the Aged in Frederick and a box will be sent overseas. Demonstration titled Company Dinners by Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Remsburg followed. Next meeting set for October 25 at Bloomfield Parish Hall with Mrs. Miller hosting.
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Florence Traver
Lutheran Church School
Ellis Wachter
North Market Street
George Davis
Mary
Martha and
Wachie
James, Wachter
Diana Solo
Sara Ann Wachter
Althea Walch
Sally Evier
Charlesville
Fa. Remsburg
Lemuel Shafer
Frederick
Frank Miller
Harry Remsburg
Ber
Guest
Bloomfeld Parish Hall
Frederick Fair Plans Bigger Grange Exhibits and Prizes
Frederick County Pomona Grange will share a $600 prize pool plus a $2,000 State Fair Board allowance to boost farm and garden displays at the Great Frederick Fair. Secretaries report delays in judge sheets for Class 26 as granges eye enhanced ribbons and cash awards, with decisions left to the parent County Pomona and fair directors.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Pomona Grange
State Farr Board
Markied
Guy K. Motter
Lewis
Derribaugh
Faurr
Osed
Pomona
Ete
Jefferson
Middletown
Creagerstown
Ballenger
Sedy. Motter
Porrona
Button
Day of Atonement Begins On Tuesday
The Day of Atonement or Yom Kippur begins at sundown Tuesday October 12 and ends at sundown Wednesday October 13. It is the holiest day in the Jewish calendar observed in Temples and synagogues with fasting, prayer and atonement rituals. The fast seeks forgiveness and the redemption of souls as the Recording Angel records each person for the year ahead. It urges restitution and sincerity to live in peace and justice for all mankind. The service closes with the ram’s horn, the shofar, calling for return to faith and brotherhood. Also notes: The Truth Seekers Class at Calvary Methodist held its first fall meeting September 20 at Mrs. John Wickless’s home, with Psalm 23 and the Lord’s Prayer recited, and plans for future meetings and social hours.
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Adam
Calvary Mietfiodist Church
John Wickless
Bremonvell Magada
Marjorie Sherrer
Charles Kemp
S. Howard Kemp
Bernhardt Brust
Michael
Oet Hermenn
Markell Nelson
Adams
Police Court I Cases Heard
In a police court session, Walter Jamison and Michael Goodwin were given suspended sentences on drunkenness convictions. Rodney C. Burdette’s case for drunken driving was continued, while two locals Frank Thompson and Sergio Swomlex received suspended sentences. A stabbing incident left one man hospitalized with serious injuries, with a related dispute and arrests noted. Defended by Austin James Valentine, the drunken driving charge saw testimony questioning sobriety and car familiarity, but the magistrate’s order emphasized unbiased witnesses and the possibility of intoxication.
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Walter Jamison
Michael Goodwin
Manuel M. Weir- Ellsworth C. Valentine
North Market Street
Earl
Way
Frank “Hammy
Gus Thompson
Lieut
Dorsey
Sergio Swomlex
Rodney C. Burdette
New Market
Chase
Mary
Stup
Williams
Stan
Austin James Valentine
Burras
Vel
Test Shows Innocence in Wynekoop Case at Chicago Event
Oct 4 Chicago reports Dr. Lindsay Wynekoop, once jailed for murder, cleared by a psycho-detectometer test claimed to prove innocence. The device measured electrical impulses, but officials warned such lie detector tests are not admissible in court.
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Chicago
D. Lindsay Wynekoop
Wynekeop
Dwight Reformatory
Rheta Gardner Wynekoop
Navy
Orlando Scott
Scott
Wrynekoop
Alexander Nanolis
Attormer
Safest Bid From Obvious Slam Draft
In a bridge hand with rubber stakes, the South West North East sequence shows Pass Pass Th Th opening, leading to a decisive slam possibility. The opening deal hints at a strong hand fit, with the declarer assessing the best route to capture the contract.
Card game analysis and a Warren Hull trick discussed
A reader discusses bidding and contracts in bridge with a note on a Vox Pop radio moment. Warren Hull allegedly used a clever contract choice that misled opponents, prompting debate on risk and safety versus bold play.
Card players urged to bid six in opening hands
The News notes a misplay in a losing deuce of hearts discard and advises readers that with such a hand one should bid six rather than rely on a lucky opening, suggesting bidding seven only if the hand justifies it.
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Wee Leeasr EL Signi Mney
NEA
America’s
Warren Hull
Mr. Jacobs
Jadex
Jacob
West
North
East
Frederick, Md
Dewey vows slum clearance aid as he breaks ground
New York Oct 8 VP-Gov Thomas E Dewey pledged federal support for slum clearance projects on a practical basis, stating the nation must lift the curse of slums from every American family. He joined in breaking ground for a new Alfred E. housing project in New York City, a state aided effort to house 7,300 people, as he urged modernizing building codes to boost home construction nationwide.
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New York
Thomas E. Dewey
GOP
Alfred ES
New York City
Smuth
Dewey
United St
Beans Scatter as Truck Strikes Curve on Route 26
About 20 tons of string beans, consigned from the Eastern Shore to a Thurmont cannery, spilled along Route 26 after a tractor trailer failed to negotiate the Unionville curve. Driver Jesse colored of Chosen, Fla, suffered head injuries and was hospitalized. State Trooper Lauren Ridge investigated. nine guard rails on the south side were snapped. No repotred serious damage beyond a brief storm and rainbow in Woodsboro and Walk Stile areas.
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Route 26
Unionville
Lauren Ridge
Jenkins Canning Pant
Thurmont
Jesse Colored
Chosen
Fla
Frederick Memorial
Ridgee
State Roads Commission
Woodsboro
Walkstile
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Shipley
Shiplers of
Maryland
Southern Hotel
Baltimore
Arthur M. Shipley
University of Maryland Hospital
Ruth Shipley
Washington
Passport Division
State Department
Hood
Shirley Klotzbaugh
Kay Gill
Cherine Russo
Nancy Nichols
Mary Hendershot
Frances Rawhouser
Lucille Butler
Martha Smith
Joan Farrand
Joanne Jarrett
Nancy Davis
Elizabeth Hilton
Marilyn Smith
Vivian Velehradsky
Vivien Baker
Gwen Erickson
Dorothy White
Shir Schafer
Gan Dippy
Marilyn Reid
Frank Heefer
Nan Alderman
Nancy Harshmen
Sally Sackenstee
Jeanne Zimmerman
Doris Nogren
Carol Coburn
Parent Grange
Owen Nursery
Bloomington
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market ST
the Letter Shop
East Second Street
Cecilia ML Nestor
Seiberling
Frederick. Md
DR. Walter Show
Optometrist
North Market St
Baker's
West Patrick St
Glade Valley Farm
Walkersville
Citizens National
Mimiser Federal Reserve System and
Federal Seport
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