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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1950

Page

4

Harmonious U N Session Approved Swift Action Plan

The U N Political Committee endorsed rapid General Assembly action against aggression and placed Russia and Czechoslovakia on a peace observation commission. The 14 member panel includes the United States, France, Britain, China, India and others. John Foster Dulles called the move historic saying it strengthens UN readiness to observe and act despite Security Council vetoes. The plan would allow the General Assembly to convene within 24 hours if a veto blocks Security Council action and to establish a peace observation commission to monitor international tensions.

United States France Britain China Colombia India Iraq Israel New Zealand Sweden Pakistan Uruguay John Foster Dulles U. S U. N General Assembly Jesson Korea Security Council United Nations Dulles Assembly Peace Observation Commission

United Nations group urged and women’s guild meets

The text notes U N members urged to maintain ready armed forces for U N units, with a 14 member collective measures committee including Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Burma, Canada, Egypt, France, Mexico, the Philippines, Turkey, Britain, the United States, Venezuela and Yugoslavia. It also mentions Russian opposition. The article reports a Grace Evangelical and Reformed church Women’s Guild meeting with leaders outlining youth council, devotion, and Messenger Day activities.

U. S U. N Security Council General Assembly Australia Belgium Brazil Burma Canada Egypt France Mexico Philippines Turkey Britain United States Venezuela Yugoslavia Korea

Fall Meeting of Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union

The Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union holds its fall convention at Thurmont's Evangelical and United Brethren church starting with 1 30 p m registrations led by Miss Nelva Ridgely Grace Trinity C E Society Herbert Wilson of Baltimore will lead song. Afternoon devotions begin 2 15 p m led by the Intermediate C E Society of Trinity E R Church Adamstown after a business session and music by Mr and Mrs Herbert Wilson juniors meet under Miss Lula Miller with Miss Nellie Griffin present. Junior C E societies from county participate. Edyth Sigmund to give Manner board lessons a Bible sharp shooting contest led by Miss Margaret Fogle. All Endeavorers gather for a session led by Rev Harry V Porter Westminster Presbyterian Washington who attended the World Christian Endeavor convention in London.

Frederick County Baltimore Christian Endeavor Era Lula Miller Nellie Griffin C. E Edyth Sigmund Grace Reformed Margaret Fogle

Convention Highlights For Frederick County Endeavorers

A convention program at Frederick County features a fellowship dinner with Warren Smith as toastmaster at 330 p m. George Willams of the Maryland C E Union will present the state program with special music by Mr. Wilson and Frank Baker. A film “Christian Endeavorers at Work” will be shown, followed by closing remarks by Frank Baker. Evening events begin at 745 with Mr. Smith presiding. Grace Trinity C E Society leads devotions. New C E Union officers will be installed by Rev Mr. Porter.

Frederick County Warren Smith Frederick George Willams Maryland C BE. Union Wilson Frank Baker Baltimore Christian Endeavorers Smith Baker Devotion Grace Trinity C. E. Society Frederick County C. E. Union Porter Thurmont C. BE. Society Donald Sullivan Shookstown Laslie Marker Helen Moss

Local names listed for community event or notice

Nelva Ridgley, Miss Lula Miller, Miss Mary Frushour, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Smith, and Ruth Krieg are named in the readable fragment. The text hints at a social or civic context but lacks details on event, role, or date.

Nelva Ridgley Lula Miller Mary Frushour Warren Smith Ruth Krieg

Youth Rally wins attendance banner in Sykesville event

Sykesville youths led by captains Carol Ann Ely and Sandra Tucker captured the attendance banner at a youth rally held at Gamber Methodist church. They will compete in the Booth Festival on Saturday October 28 at Wesley Freedom church hall. The Freedom District of Carroll County Children’s Aid Society reports $340.24 toward a county goal of $6,000. Campaign runs October 9 to 21. Rotary Club hosted Ladies Night. A new food market opens in the former Tom’s store.

Sykesville St. Paul's Methodist Church Gamber Methodist Church Carol Ann Ely Sandra Tucker Wesley—Freedom Carroll County Children’s Aid Society Alvin O. Sorf James Stewart Malcolm Burman Malcolm Grimm Edward Arrington Grace Riley Edgar Bowers William Kidd Alice Seymour Daniel Hughlett

Gaither Food Market to be run by Gaither family

The Gaither Food Market will be operated by Roy W. Gaither and wife from Ellicott City with Rev. Julian T. Orwen and Lee G. Warfield of Springfield church attending a Potomac Presbytery meeting at Floris Church Virginia. Virginia Mae Ruby of Pine Knob and Marvin Maskell of Baltimore wed at Wesley Freedom Church with a reception at the bride’s parents’ home.

Gaither Food Market Roy W. Gaither Ellico Julian T. Orwen Lee G. Warfield Springfietd Church Potomac Presbytery Floris Church Virginia Misae Virginia Mae Ruby Irving Ruby Pine Knob Sasith Marvin Maskell Baltimore Wesley Freedom Church Liberty Road Ruby Providence Bank Melvin T. Hush Arthur Hush Niagara Falls Watkins Glen Canada Buffalo Pittsburgh

Maryland Union Growth Highlighted At State Conference

The News reports Mrs Raymond Ford and Mrs Albert Cob Jentz lead readings and hymns at a Frederick group event with 9 Maryland unions totaling about 3000 members. Co chairmen Mrs Summers and Mrs Cook plan a Calvary Methodist covered dish on Nov 21, plus a food sale on Oct 2. The meeting closed with benediction. Panama City, Fla. Oct 20 Pfc EL Dixon Jr son of E L Dixon Sr Frederick Md will graduate from the Security Patrol Air Police School at Tyndall AFB after basic training at Lackland AFB San Antonio. He was transferred here for schooling.

Raymond Ford Reading Albert M Cob- Jentz Joseph Marmor Albert Palmer Pearl Marmor Baltimore Maryland Martin Li Summers Bessie Cook Calvary Methodist Church Dixon, Sr Fhce Frederick Security Patrol Air Police School Tyndall Air Force Base Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Tex

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