07 Sep 1963
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1963
Page
1
Rev Maurice D Ashbury and Rev Arnold Ross lead sessions at churches with Holy Communion at 8 am in Euicopa and 1 am in St Pauls Chapel. Morning Prayer and sermon follow with nursery care at 10 30 am. St Barnabas Chapel offers Holy Communion at 30 am.
A reader list shows numerous church schedules in Urbana, Araby, Bethany, Vamsville, New Market, Asbury, Prospect, Dickerson, Fort, and surrounding areas. It details service times, Sunday School, worship, and midweek activities for dozens of congregations led by ministers such as Rev. David Dauson, Rev. M. W. Burdette, Rev. Clark S. Aist, Rev. H. J. New Market, Rev. Robert F. Woodward, Rev. Lyle Achy, Rev. Ralpham, Rev. Henry Barton, Rev. F. W. Philips, and others across multiple denominations.
Numerous area churches list worship times and Sunday School sessions. Guest pastor Rev. Fritz O. Evers appears at Myersville Lutheran St Pauls and St Johns Churchill while Rev. Eugene W. Young leads Mt Zion services. Other congregations include St Luke St Paul Keysville Walkersville Barkittsville Utica Knoxville Creagerstown Utica and Braddock with varied morning worship and school hours.
The notice lists multiple church services and education times across several congregations. Rev. Dean W Anderson leads St Matthew’s Church Hill with worship at 10 a.m. and church school at 1 a.m. Rev. Des Jald A Haas leads St Luke’s Point of Rocks with worship at 10 a.m. and church school. Woodsboro hosts worship at 10 a.m. and church school. other named pastors and campuses show varied am times and programs for Sunday School.
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