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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1960
Page
4
A digest of morning and evening worships from Otterbein U B Church and many local congregations. Listings include service times, Holy Communion notes, church schools, vespers at City Park, and youth fellowships across multiple denominations and locations.
A reading lists morning worship times, Sunday schools, Holy Communion and Bible school exercises for numerous churches in Rehrersville, Carmel, Keedysville, Smithburg, Myersville, Parkhead, Boonsboro, and surrounding areas. It notes guest speakers, sermon times, and parish activities with varied denominations.
Fragmentary scripture references blend with a dense church calendar listing services, Sunday Schools, Holy Communion and annual conference notes across multiple parishes in Franklin and Washington counties. Notable items include Matthew verses cited, an address by Rev. M. Pith, and June 28 29 Bethlehem conventions.
Williamsport Zion Lutheran lists Sunday School at 9 30 with morning worships at 8 36 and 10 45 Luther League 6 30 Holy Communion in both mornings Rehoboth BE U By Sunday School Morning Worship 18 36 and 10 45 Youth Fellowship 6 39 Sunday evening worship each fourth Sunday Williamsport Methodist Sunday School 9 39 Morning Worship 20 45 MYF 6 00 Evening Worship 7 30 Wednesday prayer 7 31 Church of God Sunday School 10 00 Morning Worship 14 00 Youth Madeaver 10 Evening Worship 7 20 Wednesday prayer 7 50 Calvary Temple Sunday School 9 30 Morning Worship 11 00 Evening Worship 7 20 Tuesday and Thursday evening Worship 7 Bn St Asbury Methodist Services in AL Antoustine Cathalies Maes teach second and fourth Sunday
Vesper services sponsored by the Nobreraville Ruritan Club will be held Sundays in July at 7 PM in Rohrersville Community Park near the school. Group singing and Rohrersville Band performances featured. Burlad male quartet to sing. Indebendente Day topic announced. firemen parade coverage follows with statewide notes.
The Army announced on Friday a second successful flight of the IAN USDS, a delta wing surveillance drone built by Fairchild under an Army Signal Corps contract in Arizona. Remote controlled, it demonstrated higher altitude and speed, carrying onboard surveillance gear to provide continuous enemy movement data. The aircraft, powered by a Pratt and Whitney XJ60 jet engine delivering 3000 pounds thrust, is designed for faster missions and greater survivability than prior drones.
Dale R. Grott will be ordained and installed as pastor at Christ United Church of Christ in Cavetown tomorrow night. Dr. Frederick D. Eyster and Rev. Mark I. G. Wegner attend. sermon by Rev. Elvin J. Groff. Raymond R. Frey to preside. Groff, a Lancaster native, studied at Franklin and Marshall and the Evangelical and Reformed Seminary. married to Patricia A. Smith of Lancaster. public invited.
A large number of churches present youth will perform at the Saturday night Youth Rally at the Christian Youth Center located at 919 Corbett Street. Beginning at 7 30 p m, it will be the season finale with music featuring Effie Forcino Douglas Sowers Kirk Rohrer Gray and Jeff Swartz from various groups including the Bible Club Hollowell Trio Mowen Duel St James Seviet and Larry Cantrell. Reverend Reuben Cantrell, director, thanks helpers of the rallies and invites the public to enjoy an evening of youth music. All participants should be present by 7 p m.
The Walnut Point Chapel hosts a three day revival led by Rev. Cletus Palmer of Gainsboro Va. Gospel angels accompany him each night at 7 30. A water baptismal service is set for Sunday at 2 30 near Kemps Mill, weather permitting. Rev. Claude Carbaugh invites the public.
The Rev. Dr. Crowell defends central churches amid wealth and movement, arguing downtown congregations carry a duty to minister to nearby贫 neighborhoods. He cites the First Baptist and wealthier donors shaping church work in the city core.
Floyd Majox of Shippensburg was elected president of the Cumberland Valley Grain Dealers Association at the annual meeting and dinner at Tortuga Restaurant. A record 95 attended. Reports cited wet weather lowering 1960 wheat crop to about 15 percent below normal. 1959 crop near normal. Delegates from several states attended. Charles W. Thompson was elected vice president. F H Cost reelected secretary-treasurer. A Baltimore health official spoke on food and drug laws and grain safety.
Hagerstown post office clerks fear a presidential veto of the 744% pay raise voted by Congress. M. E. Cowan, president Local 2574 of the National Federation of Post Office Clerks, said a veto is inconceivable but officials warn of pressure to block the bill. He said unions would mobilize nationwide to override a veto and urged community support to back the modest raise amid productivity gains and the pay gap with private industry.
NEW YORK AP Mrs Frances High of Houston Texas yesterday was elected president of the American Gold Star Mothers Inc at their annual convention. Mary Kelly of Washington DC was named second vice president and other officers and chaplains were chosen.
Kathrine Scarborough a noted writer on early Maryland houses died yesterday at Johns Hopkins after a long illness She was 66 and a former Baltimore Sunday Sun staff member She joined the Sun in 1918 and retired in 1956 her feature articles through the years guided readers through architectural history
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