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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1942
Page
2
City and county church listings outline morning prayers sermons and Sunday schools across multiple congregations including Germes Timothy's Grace Reformed Calvary Methodist and St John Catholic with midweek meetings and special park services. Community events feature union services in Baker Park and various choir rehearsals and youth activities.
The article discusses the Joseph narrative from Genesis, urging readers to study the full story to grasp its themes. It highlights parental favoritism, family discord, envy, and the dangers of evil dispositions, tying these lessons to church notices and local schedules in Adamstown and Brunswick communities. It also lists church services and events across multiple denominations, plus a note that Norman F. Ford will attend a regional Scout executive conference.
Union Bridge Lehigh Cement Company canceled the planned park event due to bad weather and held the annual Labor Day outing at Firemen's Park. Also reported are visits and personal notices including families in Union Bridge and surrounding areas, a local church service, and a critical medical update on Mrs. Dudrear. Community members from Littlestown Towson and Damascus are noted visiting Union Bridge. Local school staffing changes include E. M. Wheeler appointed music teacher for Elmer Wolfe and New Windsor High Schools. An Army sergeant on furlough due to his mother's illness is mentioned.
Reverend Sponseller, son of Mr and Mrs Sponseller of Shippensburg Pennsylvania, formerly Frederick, will speak at Sunday evening vesper service at 6 30 in Baker Park. He attends Yale Divinity School and begins his final year this fall.
Earl L Douglass argues against Nazi ideology by examining Fichte’s misused theories and the contrast with Baron von Solwitz, who demonstrated daily prayer and sincere religious devotion. The piece reflects on hypocrisy of atheistic rhetoric and the need for personal faith.
Autumn trend continues as Frederick area Sunday schools report 2414 in attendance on a recent Sunday, up 310 from two weeks prior. Enrollment figures are listed by church, with Grace Evan Church and Reformed Evangelical leading among several denominations. Also includes devotional leaders for WFMD radio and a note on limited new car availability for rationing through February 1943.
Flint Hill Methodist Church announces a full homecoming program this Sunday starting with Sunday school at 9 43 a m. followed by Holy Communion at 11 a m and a basket lunch at noon. A memorial service is set for 2 30 p m and a preaching service at 3 p m featuring Dr Gaither P Warfield returning from missionary work in Poland. The church traces its roots to 1868 with a long line of pastors leading to Rev F Bailey Phelps.
The Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union holds its fifty first annual convention on Saturday October 24 at Trinity Evangelical and Reformed church Adamstown with 1 15 p m registration and 2 p m opening session A fellowship banquet and evening worship follow The theme is For Victorious Living Warren P E Smith of Frederick is general chairman with committees named including registration publicity program banquet and local registration The Deerfield United Brethren church hosted a Friday rally presided by Miss Mary Frushour the district includes Thurmont Graceham and Deerfield
Reverend T. J. Kilcullen of Atlantic Highlands N J is named dean of freshmen at Mount St Marys College replacing Reverend Frederick Nealon who moves to Cathedral College in New York City. Kilcullen previously served as acting prefect of upperclassmen during the summer session. 68 freshmen enrolled this semester the largest class in recent years. Carillon schedule listed for today and the week with Chimer and Paul Beckheim and Charles Byerly.
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