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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1944
Page
4
A long list of churches with addresses and weekly services. Sunday School times range from morning to afternoon, while morning and evening worships occur across multiple churches including Grace United Brethren Presbyterian Nazarene and St. Pauls varieties. Several denominations present at Central streets and squares with varied service times.
A pasted timetable lists worship times and Sunday School hours for multiple churches including Mt. Zion Mt. Carmal St. Paul's St. John's Salem Zion Lutheran St. Pauls United Brethren and others across towns like Chering Boonsboro Sharpsburg and Brownsville. Morning services range around 6:30 to 11:60 with Sunday School from 9:30 to 11:30 and evening services noted at several 7:30 to 8:00 slots.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows members from southeastern Pennsylvania and nearby states will hold their annual outing at Willow Grove Park on Saturday August 5. Grand officers will greet thousands of Odd Fellows Rebekahs and friends for a full day of activities and sports with prizes. Transportation via trolley route 6 from Olney avenue or Reading Company trains to the park. Supper will not be provided by the Rebekahs this year. Sponsors include the Past Grands Association of southeastern Pennsylvania and Medina.
and Mrs. Thornton Shoemaker and sons, David and Ira, Mrs. Edgar McFadden and daughter, Mildred and son, Bobby, Mrs. Earl McFadden and sons, Kenneth and Sherman and Mrs. Russell McFadden and son, Jimmie.
Dr H A Fesperman brings the last of seven sermons on The Seven Churches at 11 AM on Sunday. The message titled The Church at Philadelphia closes the series. Miss Mildred LeFevre sings Fear Ye Not Israel. 9:20 Church School features Lt Jameson E Dowdy recruiting officer WAC. Special music by Mrs Rui Dorman and Junta Sehmebley. Public invited. Nearby Cape Barfleur lighthouse, 233 feet high, Bay of the Seine.
In the Judges narrative Deborah calls Barak to battle against the Canaanite general Sisera who leads 900 iron chariots. A great Kishon river storm halts the chariots and Jael rids Israel of Sisera, followed by a triumphant song praising the Lord and avenging Israel.
A program featuring General Charles Y Banfill and Col E F Cook as speakers plus vocal solos by Ruth Dorman and Mrs Janet S Smith. Popular requests are listed as part of the event, with marches and songs to honor volunteers.
The Young People's Christian Federation of Washington County will hold vesper services on July 23 at City Park 4783. The Grace Brethren Church Christian Endeavor program includes call to worship Virginia Weaver scripture Doris Batt prayer Carson Rattler special music ladies trio Janice Grubb Hazel Reafe and Mary Jane Shatzer ushers William Wiles David Reafe and Daniel Reafe. Rev L L Grubb will speak. he came here four years ago from Rittman Ohio and works with young people as director of the Brethren young peoples lamp.
The Church of the Brethren at East Washington and Mulberry streets will host Rev Dr Calvert N Ellis president of Juniata College Huntingdon Pa as guest minister at both services tomorrow He will preach at 11 on Spiritual Reserves and again at 730 for a vesper sermon The Temple Choir directed by Charles Moore Cassel will sing anthems and organist Grace Bowman will play selections from Widor Lorenz Handel and Russian melodies The local pastor Rev Paul Minnich Robinson will be away with his family returning to Hagerstown by Monday for resumed duties
A hearing before the Price Pack of the local Rationing Board on selling a refrigerator over the ceiling price was postponed from yesterday to a later date because the seller could not attend. It is expected to be held next Friday afternoon. Meanwhile many people are reviewing the Classified Ads for items they want.
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