World Wide Communion Sunday observed by city churches
Protestant churches across the city and county mark World Wide Communion Sunday on October 1. Observances include services at Presbyterian, First Christian, St. Paul's U B, Christ's Reformed, St. Mark's Lutheran, St. Paul’s Methodist, Church of the Brethren, First Church of God and other congregations with choirs, special anthems, and baptisms. Major events center on the Lord's Supper and open communion themes led by pastors and church leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Council of Churches
Ministerial Association
Presbyterian Church
Bizet
Raymond K. Hollinger
R. Paul Shatto
Rand
McDonald
G. Aubrey Young
George McElwain
Presbytery Et Faith Presbyterian Church
Baltimore
Women’s Missionary Society
First Christian
First Christian Church
Department of Evangelism
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In
America
William M. Norment
Knight
Asher Samuel Edelman
Nevin
Guilmant
St. Paul's U. B
St. Paul's United Brethren Church
Franklin and Locust Streets
F. Berry Plummer
R. K. Hollinger
Christ's Reformed Church
Charles M. Cassel
Paul S. Griffith
St. Mark's Lutheran
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Washington Square
Charles F. Sanders
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Bible School
Luther Leagues
St. Mark's
Roy Roy L. Sloop
Washington
Church of the Brethren
Paul Minonich Robinson
East Washington
Mulberry Streets
Temple
Cecil
Jane Welch
Gray
Mr. Robinson
World Fellowship
Temple Choir
Charles Moore Cassel
Marks
Grace Bowman
WJEJ
First Church of God
Summit Avenue
Baltimore Street
Atria
H. C. Gonsa
Language Diversity Around the World
The world hosts roughly five thousand distinct languages spoken across regions. Linguists note tremendous variation in phonology, grammar, and usage, reflecting cultures, migrations, and historical contacts shaping human communication.
Slipcover ideas from a needlework pattern catalog
By Alice Brooke Smart the notice promotes slip covers to protect furniture and brighten spaces with minimal material. It also advertises easy to follow directions for bed ends lampshades radiator covers and footstools plus a needlework pattern book offered for fifteen cents with many illustrated designs and a fresh two page booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooke
Hagerstown Daily Mail
Household Arts Dept
14Th St
New York
Evangelist Crawford to Head Local Friday Service
Evangelist Percy Crawford and the Young People's Church of the Air quartet will host an evangelistic service at Hagerstown High School on North Potomac Street Friday October 6 at p.m. The event, sponsored by First Baptist Church, features the renowned broadcaster whose program airs on 375 Mutual stations coast to coast. Admission is free and early attendance is urged to ensure seating for a likely large crowd including Camp Ritchie delegates and local church youth groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Crawford
Young People’s Church of the Air
Hagerstown High School
North Potomac Street
Mr. Crawford
America
Mutual
Crawford
Camp Ritchie
First Baptist Church
Rand
Young People’s Church of the Air Radio Company
Hagerstown Senior High
Church Plans Youth Work At St Johns Episcopal Parish
Postwar concerns boost church youth programs in Maryland Diocese plans at Hannah More Academy in Reisterstown. St John’s Episcopal Church in Chestnut Street hosts youth rallies beginning September 24 with a parish meeting October 1 featuring Rev. Father Thomas Withey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
To Morrow
Episcopal
Diocese of Maryland
Hannah More Academy
Reisterstown
St. John’s Episcopal
Charen
Prospect Street
Thomas Withey
St. Mark's Episcopal Parish
Brunswick
Hancock Church Plans Rally Week
Hancock Methodist Church announces Rally Week from October 1 to October 3 with the theme One person present for each boy in the p services. Rally Day features Sunday school at 10 a.m and morning service, finishing with a 7 30 p m hymn service. Family Night Monday at 8 p.m featured speaker Rev Dickey and Rev H C Marsh preaches Tuesday night Ladies Night. Wednesday Circuit Night features Rev Ma son Keesecker and Rev N L Trott Mens Night. Week closes with Rev W W Dodge leading Young People's Night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock Methodist Church
Dickey
H. C. Marsh
Mason Keesecker
N. L. Trott
W. W. Dodge
State goal set for Maryland rye fields in 1945
Marvin Jones, War Food Administrator, told Dr. T. B. Symons that Maryland's 1945 rye acreage goal is 22,000 acres, while the national goal rests at 2,515,000 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Marvin Jones
T. B. Symons
University of Maryland Extension Service
Maryland
Trinity Lutheran Special Service Preach and Choir Plans
Trinity Lutheran Church schedules a 10:45 am sermon by Dr. Wilson P. Ard on "Mary Other Things" plus choir singing In Heaven Above by F Melius Christiansen and organ pieces Andante Cantabile and Pastorale. Rally Day marks 9:30 am Sunday School with Superintendent Robert H. Ryder and an address by Mrs. B Clinton Ritz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson P. Ard
Trinity Lutheran Church
Mary
Heaven Above
F. Melius Christiansen
St. Olaf’s Lutheran Choir
Northfield
Minn
Walter A. Westphal
Tchaikovsky
Gumant
Harvest Home
Robert H. Ryder
B. Clinton Ritz
Waynesboro
Martins Luther Class to Hold Offerings for Orphans
The event features decorations emphasizing the horse note and will raise funds for the Tressier Orphans' Home in Loysville Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eran Church
Martin Lut
Tressier
Loysville
Christian Science Service Sunday Lesson at Hagerstown Church
The Church of Christ Scientist in Hagerstown and Society at 235 North Potomac Street announce the Sunday lesson sermon on Unreality with the golden text from II Corinthians 4 18. Citations from the Bible and Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy include the passage on waking to truth ending mortal dream and pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Christian Science Society of
Jesus the Light of the World lesson overview
A historical lesson outline on Jesus as the light of the world. It traces Isaiah’s prophecy and John’s gospel, recounts the healing of a blind man, the Pharisees’ dispute, and Jesus’ claim to bring sight to those who seek him while condemning spiritual blindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Galilee
Jesus
Biaiine
John the Baptist
John
Sim
Temple
Jerusalem
Hlind
Aim
God
Satures Syndicate
Fae
Local church services in Potomac region on Sunday
The notice lists numerous churches with Sunday School times Morning and Evening Services across North Potomac Street Jonathan Street Madison Avenue and surrounding streets. Includes details for GOD'S GOSPEL MISSION First Baptist Grace Brethren Assembly of God and many others with specific service hours and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul's Methodist North Potomac St
Y. PL
Poene Ee
Seo Chon
God's Gospel Mission
North Jonathan St
Tors Pentecostal Ch, OF God of America, Inc
Madison Ave
First Christian South
Grace Brethren
Spruce Ste. Bible School
Ofelock
Church and
Winter Sia
Howard and Sprutes
Church OF the Nazarene Weat
Church St
N. Potumne
S. Progpec
Antietam Stsunday
ST. Paul’s U. B. Franklin and Locust
Washington
Washington SQ
Methodist
Sues Summit Ave
Howard St
Trinity Lutheran
Grace United Brethren
Presbyterian Washington and Prospect Srs
Assemblies OF God
Schou
Heck Seventh Day Adventist
Mulberry Ave
McComas St
Reigns SA Emmanuel WU
Potomac St
Randolph Ave
Beetees
Church OF the Brethren
E. Wrahington
Mulberry Ste
Union Chapel
Corbett Street
Second Christian
North St
Zion Baptist Jonathan and Bethel
Ebenezer A. M
Bethel St
Asbury Methodist Jonathan
Church Ar
Salem Evan Lutheran and nearby churches Sunday schedule
The listing records Sunday services across multiple churches in the Salem area including Holy Communion at 11:20 and 9:15, morning and evening services, Sunday School sessions at various times, and related church activities at locations such as Salem Reformed, Zion Lutheran, Shiloh United Brethren, and Boonsboro area parishes. Also notes Christ’s Evan Lutheran, United Brethren, and Gospel Mission engagements with varied service times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Communion
Christ
Calvary Brethren
Howard and
Chestnut
ST. Paul’s Evangelical
Cor, Franklin and Bigh Sun Sunday School
ST. John’s Lutheran South Potomac St
Holy Communion
Luther League
Gospel Tabernacle Cor
Ros
Lanvale St
Christ’s Reformed
West Franklin St
Church OF God
First Baptist
Washington St
North Potomac St
Otterbein United Brethren
Locust and Antietam
Volunteers OF America
Madison Ave
Howard ST
Howard and Chestnut Sts
THE
Salvation Army
Salem Reformed Cenrfosa Pike
Zion Lutheran
Amebdit
Hole Communion
Shiloh United Brethren
Chewsville U. B
Leiterssurg Lutheran Beard's
Oratock
Sr Paul's
Boonseoromt
Moriah
Evan
Boonsbold
Jaint Communion
ST. Paul’s Evan
Lutheran Funkstory
Itoly Communi
C. E
Ullum Chapel
Mandel
Peacock Point
Salem Gospel Mission
Broadfording Road
United Brethren Charge
Rohkersville
Carmel— Holy Communion
Bible School
MT. Lena
Churches OF God
Germantown Bethel Bible School
Beaver Creek Christian
Bagerstown
Blue Mountain— Bible School
ST. Paul's Lutheran Western Pike
Holy Communi
Pondsville Union
Pondarille
ST. James Brethren Lydia
Evangelical Circuit
Nelock
Mt. Zion
St. P
Wee Communion
Ofelock
Unio
Tabor Lutheran
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World Christian Fellowship
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Leiter Brothers
Couif
Hancock Church
Christian Science Service
Jesus the Light of the World
Newman Campbell
Che International
Jesus the Life
St. Paul’s United Brethren Church
D. D
Grace Brethren Church
First
Spruce Streets
Ieee
Lutsten
WJET
Lew Grubb
World-Wide Communion
Sunday Presbyterian Church
Washington and
Prospect Streets
GOD and the Four Freedoms
Mulberry
Paul Minnich Robinson
WIEJ
ST. Mark’s Lutheran Wettieton
Salem Evan
Nkeraville
ST. Mark’s Evan. Lutheran Church
Painegrady W. Ash SQ
J. W. Ott
D.D
South Potomac Street
William M. Norment, D. D