School Day Closes Great Hagerstown Fair after record crowds
The Great Hagerstown Fair ends with School Day free entry for youths and strong attendance. Despite earlier rain, large crowds filled the grounds on Thursday and Friday, praised by President A K Coffman for the exhibition's agricultural and livestock displays. Tomorrow the Cetlin Wilson Shows and many concessions move to Frederick, where the fair opens Tuesday. Frederick officials report eight thousand dollars from the Maryland State Fair Board and anticipate more funds for cattle, horse, and swine entries plus strong horse department totals.
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Hagerstown
Cetlin-Wilson
Frederick
Kenneth Frey
Smithsburg
Maryland State Fair Board
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Youth Conference Set At Christ's Reformed Church Oct 6
The annual Washington County Youth Council event will be held all day on Friday October 6 at Christ's Reformed Church West Franklin Street with registration at 9 00 a m The conference is interracial and interfaith with Lillian Black council president stating young people ministers and actors are welcome The theme Becoming World Citizens features Rev George Burroughs Jr as main speaker addressing Christian and Citizens in the morning and Life in the Loom at the banquet Raymond Day will speak in the afternoon on Come Brother Let Us Go A panel of youths will follow Along with a hike picnic and campfire for Washington County and Hagerstown youths on September 25 meeting at the YMCA at 7 00 p m Committees include conference chair Mary Louise Warner Reed Custer Mary Lou Potterfield Lillian Black and adviser Grace Bowman picnic chair Jean Heck Mildred Bowers Dennis Thurston Minnie Compton.
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Washington County Youth Council
Christ’s Reformed Church
West Franklin Street
Lillian Black
George Burroughs, Jr
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Washington, D. C
Raymond Day
Juniata College
Huntingdon
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State Youth Council
Mary Louise Warner
Reed Custer
Mary Lou Potterfield
Grace Bowman
Jean Heck
Mildred Bowers
Dennis Thurston
Minnie Compton
Christ's Reformed Church
Franklin Street
J. Guy Weagley
Mai
W. P. Sperow
Woodland Way
Beverly May Myers
Eloise Durty
Janice Welch
Charles M. Cassel
C. S. Brinsfield, Jr
Clever Smith
H. A. Tesperman
J. Richard Bishop
First Christian Church
Church School
Wilbur M. Phillips
Washington County
Arthur D. Thomas
William M. Norment
Andrews
Aster Samuel Edelman
Clerambault
McFarlane
C.” Cappeten
Homemaker and 4-H Clubs Schedule Busy Week
Miss Ardath Martin county home demonstration agent outlines a heavy week of 4-H and Homemaker Club meetings. Activities include demonstrations for home furnishings and clothing projects, plus multiple club gatherings at schools and local homes from Tuesday through Friday with leaders named for several events.
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Ardath Martin
Summit Avenue
Beaver Creek
Howard Grossnickel
Rally Day Services Across Churches Tomorrow
Local churches announce Rally Day and special services for Sunday. Christ's Reformed Church will host a 9:30 Sunday school with music by J. Guy Weagley and a Rally Day address by Prof. W. P. Sperow. Emmanuel United Brethren, First Christian, Presbyterian and Salvation Army will also hold morning and evening programs, with varied choirs, sermons, and community activities including an armed-forces candle tribute at Emmanuel and Harvest Festival offerings for foreign work.
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W. Kenneth Howarth
Salvation Army
Major
Howarth
Evening services resume at St Pauls United Brethren Church
Evening services will resume on Sunday at 7:30 o clock in St Pauls United Brethren Church Franklin and Locust streets Rev Dr F Berry Plummer pastor will preach on The Passing and the Abiding At the morning service at 71 o clock the sermon subject will be Entering the Kingdom Sunday School will observe Promotion Day and will meet at 9 45 with the Busy Men s Bible Class meeting in the church auditorium Miss Isabel Lindsay organist will render Choral Dubois Album Leaf Sitt March Pontificale Temmens Prelude Re Beethoven Melodie De Koschat Triumphal Tschaikowsky
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St. Paul's United Brethren Church
Franklin and Locust Streets
F. Berry Plummer
Isabel Lindsay
Dubois
Beethoven
Install Officers and Church Services at Brethren Church
The annual install service for church and church school officers begins at 11 o clock at the Church of the Brethren on East Washington and Mulberry streets. Rev. Paul Munich Robinson will speak on Workers Together With God. Temple Choir conducts Shelly anthem The King of Love My Shepherd Is. Organist Grace Bowman to perform Mozart Ketelbey Tartini and Lyons pieces. Vesper service at 7 20 features a talk What Is the End with Search Me O God. Christian Science Lesson Sunday Sept 24 includes Bible quotations from James and other scriptures.
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Church of the Brethren
East Washington
Mulberry Streets
Paul Munich Robinson
Temple Choir
Charles Moore Cassell
Shelly
Grace Bowman
Mozart
Ketelbey
Tartini
Bey Lyons
God
Woodman
Science and Health excerpt on reality of divine Mind
An OCR fragment from Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health discusses Scripture implications and the nature of reality and existence. It argues that nothing possesses reality outside divine Mind and its ideas, reflecting the text’s metaphysical stance.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Wallad
Albin
Final Organist Will Give Last St Pauls Concert
Organist James McLain of Washington DC will give his final concert at St Pauls Methodist, closing his term as choir director. Prelude includes Bach selections. Rev Harry C Marsh will preach a preparatory sermon for Holy Communion in October. Miss Viola Fisher of Worcester will become choir director and organist.
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St. Paul's Methodist Church
James McLain
Washington, D. C
McLain
Bach
God
Harry C. Marsh
Jennings
MacFarlane
Jesus
Poteat
Viola Fisher
Worcester
Mass
St. Paul's Methodist
Religion in the Life of a Nation by Newman Campbell
The article outlines David bringing the Ark to Jerusalem, the mishap at Nachon’s threshing floor with Uzzah, and the subsequent blessings on Obededom’s household. It notes David’s fear, the ark’s temporary stay, and his later joy as he leads in worship, plus Nathan’s divine message that David’s heir would build the temple. The piece reflects on reverence for the Holy God and the covenant with Israel.
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David
Jerusalem
Gibeah
Israel
Abinadab
Uzzah
Ahio
House of Israel
Nachon
Michal
Saul
Nathan
Satures Syndicate, Inc
Grace and church services listed in local parishes
A listing of churches with service times across denominations. Includes Grace United Brethren First Baptist St. Paul's and others with Sunday School at 9:30 to 10:00, morning services around 11:00, and evening services from 6:30 to 7:30. Also notes for Episcoal and Lutheran churches and missions.
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St. John's
Potomac
Lawvate Sts
Christ’s Reformed Weat Pranklin Sr
First Church OF God
Summit Ave
Baltimore St
Trinity Lutherar Chapel
Liberty Street
First Baptist
Washington St
Zion Evan
Reformed North Potomac St
Otterbein United Brethren
Inocust
Antietam Sta
Salvation Army
Wachington St
Pentecostal CH. OF God of America, Inc
Madinap Avc
Second Christian
North St
Zion Baptist Jonathan and Bethel
Ebenezer A. M. EL
W. Bethel St
Asbury Methodist Jonathan
Church St
Leitersburg Lutheran
T. Paul's Evan
Lutheran Funkstow
Multiple Churches List Sunday Services in Local Circuit
A scanned church schedule lists numerous congregations with Sunday School times and worship services across towns such as Salem Evans Lutheran, St Pauls Lutheran, Zion Lutheran, Shiloh United Brethren, and Beaver Creek Christian. It notes variations in service times, morning worship, and Bible study across the Evangelical circuit and neighboring communities.
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Salem Reformed Cearfons Pike
Otelock Zion Lutheran Williamspor
Nresserg Bible Study
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George Snyder
Cavetown
Chas. Ross
Leiter Brothers
Emmanuel Church
Emmanuel United Brethren Church
Summit
Howard Street
Arthur L. Rice
Christian Endeavor Society
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Raymond K. Hollinger
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Towson
Maryland
Lucien Lelong
Alice Brooks
Hagerstown Daily Mail
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Fesh Daily
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Philadelphia
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