Sunday Church Services and Programs Across the Area
A long list of church services and events for Sunday through Friday. Ministries include St. Johns St. Matthew's Trinity Lutheran First Christian Zion Reformed and many more with morning worships, Sunday schools, youth services, and evening programs led by multiple pastors and guest preachers. Harvest Home observances, conference notes, and general schedule details across towns like Guilford Avenue, Cavetown, Smithsburg, Funkstown, and Rohrersville are listed.
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Zion Reformed
Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church
Rural Churches Schedules Spread Across Counties
Local churches in Rohrersville Smithsburg Hagerstown and Leitersburg publish Sunday schedules with varying worship and Sunday School times. Mt Zion Mt Bethel Black Rock and Leltersburg Lutheran Parish list services including Holy Communion Bible study and youth programs, with multiple evening and afternoon sessions noted.
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Smithsburg
Mt. Moriah
Foxville
St. Paul's
Greensburg
Trinity
Smithaburg
Neward Street
Hagerstown
Mt. Zion
Mt. Bethel
Black Rock Mission
Sunday worship times drift through regional church notices
Area church bulletins list weekly schedules including Sunday school at 9:30 or 10:00 a.m. and morning worship around 10:20 to 11:00 a.m. Several congregations share midweek meetings, youth groups, and evening services at 7:20 to 8:00 p.m. across Williamsport and surrounding communities.
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WJEJ
J. Turtbull Spicknall
Grant Harrity
Rabbi Conrad
Gerald Kauftman
Carl E. Meyers
WJES
Saturday Review of Religion
Wies
WARK
J. Mark’s
Evangelical Lutheran
U. B
God
Durable Church, Jr. Int
Sr. C. E
Emmanuel E. U
St. Paul's Methodist
St. Paul's Methodist Church
North Potomac Street
Franklin
JJ. Turnbull Spicknall
First Brethren Church
L. BS Moses
John's Lutheran
Ralph D. Helm
Theological Seminary At
Gettysburg
Washington Square
Itally
Charles LeFew
Jan
Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church School
Cearfoss
Mt. Zion
Park Head
St. Paul
Mt. Carmel
Williamsport
Church of God
Enndeavor
Pentecostal Assembly of God
Zion Lutheran
Willamsport
Asbury Methodat
Brownsville
Burches
Ming
South Browns P
Wilmer R. Konsinger
oThe Church of the Lighted Whedon
Maryland Bishop Visitation at St. Ann’s Smithsburg
The Right Reverend Powell will visit St. Ann's Episcopal Church in Smithsburg tomorrow at 4 PM. After evening prayer he will administer Holy Confirmation to four candidates: Marcia Smith, Anna Lookabaugh, Margaret Taber, and Roger Barnett, following six months of instruction by Rev. James H. Cupit. The article lists surrounding church activities and schedules in the region.
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Maryland
Noble ¢. Powell, DD
St. Ann'sEpiscopal Church
Smithsburg
Powell
James H. Cupit
hCupit
Marcia Smith
Anna Lookabaugh
Margaret Taber
Roger Barnett
St. Ann
Blue Mountain
Lions Hear Address At October Club Meeting
Lions Club members heard a program by E Russell Hicks at the October meeting in Wilkimspert Jous. Georgia Lynn Maddie gave piano selections and plans for a Visitation concert were outlined by Edgar A Sprecher. W Drake was inducted as a new member and a zone officers meeting followed with members from nearby towns named. The next section is set for September 28 with Ronald S Eheranie in charge.
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KK. Wussell Ticks
Cubs
Edgar Sprecher
Gueate
Harley
Paul Hoffman
Tageratown
Joseph Shunin
Smithsburg
Long Roulette
CL. Smith
Lohmah
Sharpsburg
Som
Howse
Martinebare
City Blocks Parking Lot For North End
The Mayor and Council voted to amend a 1926 ordinance to block plans for a parking lot at Charles and North Potomac Streets near the A and P supermarket. Attorney Edward Oswald led local property owners opposing the site as a hazard to pedestrians and residential area integrity.
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Charles
North Potomac Streets
A & FP
Edward Oswald
Church Street
Frank Eliott
North Potomac Street
Oswald
Ile
Joseph J. Mish
Mish
Rulius
Steve Oris
Northern Avenue
Jack Wellane
Elliott
Mills
Heir Penwn Home
Miyor
North End
Norma J Weagley Wins County Speech Award
Norma Jean Weagley of Hagerstown Route 1 won the county public speaking contest and will enter the regional finals. Betty Schmidt of Route 2 placed second. Jane Smith of WARK judged the event held at the county events office, testing radio style speaking with a microphone and amplifier. Weagley will represent Washington County in the Frederick region finals next week.
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Norma Jean Weagley
Hagerstown
Competitio
4Vent
Grite Betty Schmidt
Jane Smith
WARK
Fairgrounds Set to Close Sunday Ahead of 1950 Hagerstown Fair
The Hagerstown Fairgrounds will close to the public Sunday while the Great Hagerstown Fair of 1950 prepares to open at 4 p.m. Monday. Officials say setup will continue over the weekend with access limited to essential personnel. Cattle poultry swine and other exhibits from up to a hundred miles away will arrive for judging next week. The poultry exhibit emphasizes farm and hatchery flocks alongside farm machinery and non living farm aids.
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Hagerstown
Fairgrounds
Maryland Apple Show At 95th Great Hershey Fair
The 95th Great Wegerstown Fair will feature larger hands on farm machinery displays from leading manufacturers. The Maryland Horticultural Society sponsors the state apple show with top fruit from across the state to be exhibited for the second straight year. State fair board members plan to attend along with political candidates as officials invite prominent figures for opening Monday afternoon through Saturday September 23.
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Maryland Horticultural Society
Wegerstown
City Park Praised by Kipps Family Letter
Harold R. Kipps of Carlisle Barracks Pa writes to the City Park Board praising City Park in Hagerstown. The Kipps family reunion was held there and the sergeant thanks all who maintain the park as an excellent public space.
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Hagerstown
City Park Board
Harold R. Kipps
Carlisle Barracks
Kipps
City Park
Hagerstown Park
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St. John's
St. Matthew's E.U
Young Peoples
Trinity Lutheran
H. D. Hoover
Jehovah's Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
Guilford Avenue
First Christian Church
William M. Norment
Kraies
St. Paul's EU. O
Gerald BD. Kauffman
Christian Science Church
Presbyterian Church School
Jesus
Westminster Fellowship
Virginia Avenue Baptist Sunday School
Worshin
Baptist Training Union
Mapleville Union Sunday School
Key Stonesifer
Cavetown
Christ's
Funkstown
Sharpsburg Lutheran Parish
Salem
Bakersville
St. Mark's
Rohrersville
Locust Grove
Point Salem Gospel Mission Bible School
Germantown
Hammaker Bros., Inc
S. Potomac Street
Bethel E.A.B. Rohrersville
Leltersburg Lutheran Parish
Leitershurs
NORGE
Wierus
N. Potomac
Kraiss
Kraiss Organization
Kraiss Mortuary
Potomac Street
Shiloh
U.B
St. James E.U.B
Wollaville
E.U.B. Salem
Mount Carnet
Selo
Clear Spring
Myereville Lutheran
St. John’s
Church Milk
Lilles
Ler Hurch
Wolfsville
Churely
Myersville
Church School
Dre. Fife
Neal Baughman
Miller
St. Paul's Lutheran
Funkatown
Winna
Howard F
Christian Education
Evangelical Eaherst Synod of Maryland
Reisz
Suttay School
Aca
Churches of God
Littlestown
Wesley Churchey
P.m. Amtetanty
Wesley Charchey
Salem Church Church School
Don Aldson
Usb
Robrersville
Mt_Lena
E.U
Lions
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Charles W. Lafew, Sinister
New Zealand
Abet JL Tasman
E. Leister
Mobley
Democratic
Charles F. Duffey Better Known
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House of Delegates
Charles F. Duffey
Norma J. Weagley
Iovastigate
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Danzer Metal Works
W. Lee
Bruce F
Eandidate
Candiiate
S. Pierce King
Washington County
George 5
Bill” Fockler
Maurice D. Miller
Inston County
John B. Huyett
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Nicodemus National Bank
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