Editor Tells Of Trip To England
Edward Weeks of The Atlantic Monthly spoke at Hagerstown High School on the 1943 44 Washington County Teachers Association series. He praised air force men as modern poets and described his England trip, censorship, and RAF work, then warned what kind of United States they will return to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Edward Weeks
Atlantic Monthly
Hagerstown High School
Washington County Teachers’ Association
England
Mr. Wesks
RAF
Weeks
Richard Hillary
John Pugney
France
H. B. Bates
Saturday Evening Post
Germany
Ham
Donald G. Kaylor
Nations Back Plan for World Bank and Conference
Congress favors a Roosevelt backed plan as Morgenthau envisions a world bank with initial US, UK and Russia funding totaling about 3.25 billion dollars. The plan aims to finance reconstruction, stabilize currencies, and foster investment while preparing for an international conference on stabilizing funds and trade. China and France expected to be key members as quotas set voting rights.
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Roosevelt
Morgenthau
Russia
United Front
United States
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
World Bank
Britain
Great Britain
China
France
Baccalaureate Services Set at First Christian Church
The Washington County Hospital School of Nursing graduates will hear Rev. Dr. William M. Norment deliver the baccalaureate sermon Sunday at First Christian Church. Music features Mae Farlane anthem and Reinberger organ numbers, with open Communion practiced weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Hospital
William M. Norment
First Christian Church
MaeFarlane
George W. Updegraff
Reinberger
South Potomac Street
D. D
School of Nursing
Service members letters and new addresses listed
Various servicemen and families are listed with new postings and addresses. Sgt Anthony V Smith, Camp Gordon Ga, seeks mail via 4083 F-14. Pvt Harry I English Jr at Camp Croft S C requests letters. Lt John Richard Kelly, Hagerstown, assigned as bomber school instructor at Chanute Field IL. Aviation Cadet Max F Swartz progressing to Ellis training after Green ville Majors Army Air Field Green ville Texas. Pvt Charles F Schelle requests letters at Fort Knox Ky. Cpl Edward G Harris transferred from Camp Rucker Ala to overseas post. addresses available from family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Richard Kelly
Hagerstown
Chanute Field
Lt Kelly
Geneva ¥. Kelly
North Mulberry Street
Max F. Swartz
Nettie L. Swartz
Elizabeth Street
Army Air Field
Greenville
Texas
Swartz
Eltington Field
Houston
Cpl
Edward G. Harris
Edna C. Harris
West Washington Street
Angerstown
Camp Rucker
Ala
Sermon Tomorrow At Church Of The Brethren Intro Life Of Samson
The Rev. Paul Minnich Robinson will preach Eyeless in Gaza at 11:00 AM in the Church of the Brethren at Fast Washington and Mulberry streets. Temple Choir will sing Author of Life Divine. Evening Vespers at 7:30 features Rev. Ora DeLauter on After Haster What with There Shall be Night No More as the anthem. Grace Bowman to play organ. Attendance contest in church school progresses under I S Wampler and Mrs William Wolfkill.
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Gaza
Paul Minnich Robinson
Church of the Brethren
Washington
Mulberry Streets
John Milton
Sampson Agonistes
Sampson
Temple
Charles Moore Cassel
Life Divine
Rickett
Ora DeLauter
Church of the Brethren of Middle Maryland
Haster
Protheroe
Grace Bowman
Church School
I. S. Wampler
William Wolfkill
Robinson
Church of the Brethren For
Middle Maryland
Anthems and sermons at St Pauls Methodist church
Services tomorrow include morning anthems by Ippolitor Ivanof and a Rouen melody arranged by Brown. Dr. Fred B. Wyand of the West Virginia conference will preach at 11 a.m. on More That Conquerors. Pastor Rev. Harry C. Marsh preaches Sunday at 7 30 p.m. on That For Which We Fight with remarks on the war aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Ippolitor Ivanof
Rouen
Brown
Fred B. Wyand
West Virginia
Harry C. Marsh
Forever Free Anthem Arranged For Postwar Peace Concert
A postwar cultural program features the anthem Forever Free, an ancient Dutch melody arranged by Lefevre. The piece anchors a peace celebration with music reflecting reconciliation and resilience.
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Lefevre
Religion In Books To Be Theme Of Sermons
A series of Sunday evening sermons at 7:30 in the Presbyterian Church will begin tomorrow with Rev. G Aubrey Young reviewing So Little Time by John May Quand. Morning service at 11:00 discusses Two Are Better Than One. choir conducts Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem and the evening anthem is The Twilight Shadows Fall. Public invited to both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
G. Aubrey Young
John P. Mayquand
America
Raymond KK. Hollinger
R. Paul Shatto
Washington and
Prospect Streets
John P. Marquand
Westminster Club For
Girl Scout Leaders Plan Outdoor Program
At a Women’s Club meeting the Girl Scout Leaders Association discussed outdoor activities and urged members to finish the current training course. They will plan an overnight camping trip at the next meeting. Miss Ethel Daubert, president, noted Scouts contribute to community service by working weekly in the Chamber of Commerce headquarters.
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Girl Scout Leaders’ Association
Women’s Club
Pian
Ethel Daubert
Association
Chamber of Commerce
Missionary Call of Barnabas and Paul in Acts
In Acts 13 1 14 28 Paul and Barnabas are set apart by the Holy Spirit to embark on a missionary journey from Antioch to Seleucia Cyprus and to cities including Paphos Iconium Lystra and Derbe. They heal a crippled man and face opposition from Jews while preaching repentance and forgiveness through Jesus. They ordain elders and return to Antioch After a long stay with the disciples.
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Newman Campbell
Barnabas
Saul
Paul
Antioch
Simeon
Niger
Lucius
Cyrene
Manaen
Herod
Tetrarch
Holy Ghost
Seleucia
Therice
Cyprus
Bar Jesus
Sergius Paulus
Paulus
God
Christ
Elymas
Perga
Jesus
David
Apostle
Pauli
Iconium
Lystra
Derbe
Syria
Local Churches Roundup of Sunday Services and Schedules
Grace United Brethren presbyerian assemblies and other churches list Sunday School times Morning and Evening Services across Washington and Potomac streets, with locations from Howard to North Potomac. Includes Episcopal, Catholic, Lutheran, Baptist, Seventh Day Adventist, and Salvation Army services plus YP and Luther Leagues at various hours.
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Washington and
Prospect Sts
Schoo
Y. P
Assemblies OF God
Polunteers OF America
Madison Ave
First Christian South
First Brethren Antietam
Mulberry
ST. Paul's A. B. Franklin and Leonat
Washington $Q
Methodist
Washington Ave
Seventh Day Adventist
Mulberry Ave
McComas St
ST. Mark’s Lutheran
Washington Square
Emmanuel U
Summt
Howard St
Menses
St, Paul's Evangelical Car
Franklin and Bish
Sun
U. P
Calvary Brethren Corner
Howard and Chestnut Sunday School
OSS First Church OF God
Summit Ave
Snitha
Cioch Gospel Tabernacle Cor. Res
Lanvale Sunday School
Christ’s Reformed Weat
Franklin St
Trinity Lutheran Chapel
Liberty Street
Sunda
Church OF the Brethren
Stutberry
Cloen Otterbein United Bpethren
Locust and Antietae Sts
Union Chapel
Corbett Street
Pentecostal CH. OF God of America, Inc
Second Christian
North St
Zion Baptist Jorsthun and Hethel Ste
Ebenezer A. M. E
W. Bethel St
Asbury Methodist Jonathan
Church St
Sunday Church Schedules in Williamsport Area
Local church listings show Sunday School times and worship hours for numerous churches across Williamsport and nearby towns including Shiloh United Brethren Beulah area. Notable schedules include Williamport Methodist 10:00 and 11:00 services, Salem Evan Lutheran 9:45 Sunday School and 1:00 Divine Worship, St Pauls Reformed Church 9:30 Sunday School and 10:39 Worship, and Mt Lena and Boonsboro charge churches with multiple services.
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Williamsport Methodist East Church St
Shiloh United Brethren Sunday School
Eglogic Y. P
Salem Evan
Lutheran Bakeraville
Divine Worship
Chewsville U. B
Y. P
United Brethren Hoonshore Charlce Church of the U. B. Tix
Christ Boonsboro— Bible School
Bible School
MT. Lena
Leitersburg Lutheran Beard's
Paul's
Boonsboro
MT. Moriah
Parkhead
St. Paul's
Mt. Zion
ST. Pete Lutheran Clearspring
ST. Paul's Lutheran Western Pike
Church OF God
Littlestown
Sita i
B. Edgewood
Anes
Welock
Churches OF God
Germantown
Bethel— Bible School
Order
Blue Moud Bible School
Church OF the Brethre
Drownaville Circuit
Brownsville
S. Brownsvil
Brownville
W. Brownsville
Brownsvill
West Browns Ville
Salem Reformed Ceriscan Pike
Evan
Frankstown
O'Clocl
Beaver Creek
Magerstown
ST. John's Reformed Ghard
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the Nicodemus National Bank
Maryland
Congress
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the House of Shoes
Aberdeen
Montgomery County
Happy Choice
Comus, MD
Hyattstown
Frederick
Sale
Poole Farm
Bedminster Farm
Int
E. J. Thompson
Mgr
Knoxville, Md
Dr. Norment
School of
Beatrice Phillips
Asher Samuel Edelman
Noble
Magstoto
Gounod
Anthony V
Tony) Smith
Edgar Smith
Western Maryland Railroad
Sgt. Smith
Camp Gordon
Harry I. English
Co. A
Camp Croft
S. C
Anna Schelle
Summit Avenue
Charles F. Schelle
Fort Knox
Schelle
Clearspring
Route 1
Poe
R. D. McKee
City Hall N. Potomac St
Girl Scout Leaders
Phrygia
Israel
Jesus of David
Grace United Brethren Cor. W. Church
Winter Sis
Norge
Presbyterian
Mt, Tabor
Lutheran Maleelge
Caskey
Caskey Baking Co
Cauffman
Washington St
Tony
Gac
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