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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-07-30
HOME DEMONSTRATION NEWS

The schedule of All meetings for
girls indicates how busy the clubs
are. The Observation-Disclosures
vile girls met at the Dickerson
School on July 21. y President,
Elizabeth Daniels, rarr. .our new
members from B etie 7 he
Rockville All girls ns i1a Home
Demonstration Agents office with
Marvel Williams presiding, on the
morning of July %. This club is
carrying Clothing Project. The
tSlidell girls held their canning meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Van Hoe
sen on the same afternoon. That
evening special committee of the
Senior Council met with the Agent
to talk over Club Week plans.
On July %, the Somerset All girls
met at Mrs. Parks on Dorset Ave-
niue. This club will exhibit ten dress
,es at the Style Show. At 2 o'clock
the Gaithersburg Club met at the
home Of Mrs. Alice Kinsey. At 4:S0
o'clock special meeting of the Da-
mascus Club made plans for Rally
Day. At seven o'clock the Glenmont
girls met with the Agent at Dorothy
and Margaret Atwood's to check over
the dresses the girls want to complete
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Ray Walters

Miss Margaret Ray, - ~ D.,
VILE and Mr.. Ira Walters, 91 =
Bethesda were quietly married VI
Frederick on Tuesday, july 81 h. a. AZ
Rev. Snedegar. 'ne
Miss Virginia Sudduth and Mr.. poh
ert Hogan, both of Rockville wero ~
only witnesses to the ceremony.
Miss Ray is the daughter of M.
George Mullican of Rockville, anS
waters is the son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Price B. Walters, of Bethesda, ~ D.
The couple are residing at 100
Fairmont Ave., Bethesda, the boms
Of the groom's parents. '
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-07-30

for Rally Day. On the oath the
Travilah girls met at Mrs. William
Wards at $3.50. At 2 o'clock the
Falkland girls met at the school.
On July 81 the Colesville Club
meets at the hall at $50 and at l &c
the Sherwood Club meets with Vir-
ginia Bevers of Brookeville. On July
% the Clarksburg Club meets at the
School at 1870. On July 20 the
Rockville girls meet at $3.50 and the
Cabin John Club at 2 o'clock at Mrs
Claude Norton's. July 80 is All Rally
Day at Damascus School.
July 81 the Agent spends with the
Shady Grove Juniors in the morning
and in the afternoon the Senior Group
of girls meet at Mrs. N. C. Stiles.
The annual All Club Rally is to be
held at the Damascus High School on
July 80 from 3 o'clock to 8 o'clock,
with the Junior and Senior All clubs
of Damascus as hostesses to the Is
other All clubs in the county.
At the rally the dresses and gar
ments made during July will be dis
played. Many of the dresses will not
be completed in time for the contest
and these will be displayed in October
at the All Banquet.
Miss Martha Ma1ahan, Home Dem
onstration Agent OF Howard County,
, will judge the exhibits of clothing,
food and the Style Show. Winners
will represent the county at the An
nual All Club Week at College Park,
Aug. Gil.
During the afternoon the clubs will
give short demonstrations. At $3.50
picnic supper will be enjoyed and
at $50 the Style Show will be held.
This will be followed by a campfire
program.
The Olney All Club will sing sew
eral numbers. Allie Messer, Ser Tor
Council Membership Chairman, will
speak on the True Spirit of All Club
Work; Miss Lavinia Engle will ad-
dress the clubs on the subject of Al
clubs and community life. A candle
service will complete the evenings
program. Anyone interested in club
work is cordially invited to attend
both the afternoon and evening pro-
gram.
The clubs have been busy raising
funds to go to the annual Club Week
at College Park, August Gil. The
Somerset Club held a Watermelon
Festival; the Shady Grove Club held
a dance; the Olney girls are to have
dance on the 25th; the Glenmont
girls gave a play. Other members
have been earning money as indivi-
duals, picking blackberries, wedding
gardens, saving carefully for Club
Week has become the goal of club
members, because it is such fine in
spirational vacation. About so girls
are planning to attend. Last year
there were a total of 200 girls there
from all over the State and Mont
gomery County numbered 45 of that
group. If you have daughter over
IL years of age you may want hel
to join the Montgomery County girls
Phone your Home Demonstration
Agent, Rockville 360-extension %. for
further information.
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Shenandoah Colege
Dayton, Virginia

Dayton, Virginia.
A Co-EdacatiO',al Junior COllso.
Junior College, Conservatory of Mu,i.
School Of Commerce and Pra-pn~s'
fessional Courses. w.
Two year curriculum for those NJ.
pardng to teach in the elementary
grades.
Fully accredited. Distinguished
Faculty, Supervised Athletics.
For further Information writ.
DIR. WADE S. MILLER, Preside,
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INCIDENTALLY, the Business
Men, who will play under the name
of the Chamber of Commerce, have
been challenged by the Sandy Spring
Firemen. The season is short and
We will have to get going (Our base
ball season is from August to Oc-
tober). On account of age and gen
eral decrepitness.
Buell. Gardner will manage the C.
Of c. team and add an air of dignity
to all diamond proceedings.
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NERVOUSNESS

Uncle Ben SGvs:
"Tke secret Of
health is like the
secret of aOe0Ih
GI1CGys adm to build
q reserve."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-07-30

ROCKVILLE and COLESVILLE
hook up Sunday at Valdenar Field
in another league contest. Both
teams are fighting hard to keep out
of the cellar. Colesville and Dayton
play ball Saturday at the Brighton
picnic and boy, when these two ag-
gregations lock horns, the fur really
flies. Meanwhile Gaithersburg and
Takoma battle for the supremacy OF
Montgomery. How about these Ken
sington guys? They must have some
thing on the old pill after walloping
the Tigers.
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YES, THE FIREMEN got revenge
for last year by downing the cops
Sunday. We could never learn the
official score. Suffice it to say that
one fellow struck out twice in one
inning and another guy tainted from
the excessive noise made by bats run
ming into horsehide.
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of Mrs. Hartnett. =, Mrs. Warren
Stokes and Mrs. Mayer will be
hostesses. i = :: ~ |
1000 Tuesday morning: The
Woman's Bible class will meet
with Mrs. M. A.. Allen. Mrs. Ward
is to be joint hostess, ,sf.g,.-. 4
1880 Wednesday evening: Pray
er meeting. Defamation, contest
under. the sponsorship Of the W..
c. T. u. - a.!,.s. saS.s :
1880, Thursday evening sPAssiot,
Play Motion ), Picture fTh$ pfs;;
ceeds will go Ito the. chilarsns
hopie.s :, ilfs s.E'sr 8, & asil
The following fauslc has; been
arranged for Sundays, services:
MORNING. ....,gs' tif-sst
Anthem - Break Thou the
Bread of Life-George Vail.
Response-Selected. ,.j%
EVENING . ~ -
Duet vocal-The Old Rugged
Cross-Miss Virginia Ellison. and
Miss Sue Garrei'.
Organist ant director-Miss
Kate Dotson. -
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FIRST BAPTIST

Schedule of services, Sunday
March l., .-..
,9:45-Sundsy school; W. B
Sinclair, superintendent.
:O0-Morning worship; ser
mon by DR.. j. F. Board.
Mr.. j. C. Coston will offer a
solo at the morning service
when. The World Forgets," by
Achley.
6:15-B.T.U. and Story Hour
David T. Mashburn, director.
:7:3O-Evening worship; ser
mon by DIR. J. F. Bozard.
Featuring the music at the eve
ming service will be a duet, to BIZ
selected, by Mrs. j.. T. Wilkins
and Mr.. r. C. Bennett.
Monday: 3:30-Circles of W
M. S. will meet as follows: Mar
tina Sullinger, with Mrs. w. C
Forsyth, Fourth avenue west
Lottie Moon, with Mrs. j. T. Hill
Third avenue west; Mamie 30
mar, with Mrs. w. H. Gale, Gal
street; Sarah Egerton, with Mrs
| B e. Egerton, South Main street
Fannie Heck, with Mrs, Fred Sud
duth, Whitfield street. 7:45-Bus
mess Women will meet with Mrs
w. L. Swanson, Maxwell apart
nents.-The w. NJ. S. will OBJ
serve the Week of Prayer begin
ming Monday in the circles. Eacl
afternoon on the other week day
the society will meet in the Hol
lowell class room for the Praye
Week program, at $3.50 O'Clock
On Friday a double. program vii
be held consisting OF the Praye
Week program ana regular bust
fness meeting, tlus ornitting
meeting the fOllP1wing- Monday
March g.. -
Wednesday: 1880 : Pray e,
mes citing in Hollo~ell class room.
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FIRST METHODIST

sixth Ave. and Church ST.
Rev. Elk. McLarty, ID, minister
9:45 a. m.-Church school; Mr..
A. R. johnson, superintendent.
IL a. m.-Morning worship
The Sacrament of the Lords Sup
per will be observed.
500 P. M.-Vesper service;
Planned and conducted by the
young people. The paster will de-
liver a special message for young
people: ct he League Benedic'
tion."
2:3O Monday afternoon: The
president of the Woman's Mission
airy Society will meet with tne
chairman of the circles.
2:3O Monday afternoon: The
superintendent of Christian Socla
Relations will meet with thos'
representing Christian Social he
lations in each circle.
500 Monday afternoon, Zen
eral meeting of the Womans MIS-
sionary Society.
rt~,7 so Monday evening: Tn
young people will meet in the nut
500 Monday evening: Gircl
lNo. Four will meet at the hom'
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the Muzche4
GROVE STREET GOSPEL

(Undenominational: Evangeh-
cal. Premillenial and DISPENSE
tional.) ..". ---..
Rev. Fred G. Mackenzie, pastor,
Sunday school at GAS a.. m;'
classes for. all ages. A hearty wei
come to all.
Morning service at II o'clock
in charge of the pastor. SUBJECT
Prisoners of Hope"
During the Afternoon the Gospel
Band will be engaged in its farl-
Gus activities.
At $50 o'clock p m. the young
peoples society will meet. A MIS-
s;onary propram will be given
which will be in charge of Mis-;
Dorothy Pace, missionary presi-
dent. -,
Pilgrims Progress lectures viii
be resumed next Sunday evening
at $50.
At GAS o'clock the parey meet.
ing will be held in the prayer
room.
At 1880 o'clock p. M. the even
ing service. At this hour Mrs,
Mackenzie will bring the message
and the subject will be Goods
Lamb, but My Substitute"
On Monday evening at 1870
O'Clock the elders of the church
will meet in their regular business
session.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday
evening at 1880 o'clock.
On Thursday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock the Ladies Prayer and
Missionary group will meet.
a hearty invitation is extended
to all our services.
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- > (. 49,
of these strong lines T. T. ~,
pen of Rudyard Kiplinaat:' Prom i
Though all we knov
The old commandmsuselpa e
In courage keep yonr II.
In strength lift up vo meant
"To face the naked dav,
In silent fortitude ''S
Through perils ana d;..
Renewed and rene p;sa''h
Though all We made ds,.-.
The old commandmc uripaT
In patience keep Your sI SS, ss
In strength lift up vo "eat
"No easy hopes or lies
Shall bring us to Our w.,
But iron sacrifice W saI;
Vi body, will, and soul.
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LUTHERAN
"a Church with a Message)
Dew A W I,innard nastor.

"a
Rev. A. W. Lippard, pastor.
Sunday school 9:45. Mr.. Harry
Katzenmoyer, superintendent. The
school is observing every mem,
Der present day, and an effort
is being made to have all mem.
bers of the school present, includ,
ing all who have attended in the
past few years.
Morning worship and sermon
at IL o'clock. Sermon theme
"Earnestness of Heart" ..
Vespers with sermon at 5 O'Clock
sermon theme, "Perilous Sins.
This is the first in a series OF
special services being held each
Sunday during Lent at this same
hour. =. =. > ~.t.. - -
Special music for the day as
follows: Morning: Anthem, ever
Only all for Thee" by, Louis
Woodbridge. Evening: Anthem
Submission" by Louise E. Stairs.
The Luther League. will meet
Immediately after the Vesper SER
vice. .' &. ',.i..r. . ..
81, The Woman's Missionary soci-
ETY. will join with the national
society IN observing q Week of
Prayer and Self Deniab March 2
through March. Meeting Monday
with Mrs. Lippard,. Mrs. A. C.
Hewitt. leader. Tuesday with Mrs.
G. C. Hewitt, Mrs. G.. C. Hewitt,
leader: Wednesday, with Mrs. o.
Latt, Mrs. R.. B. Shealey, leader;
Thursday. with Mrs, w. G. Stubs,
Mrs. Lippard, leader; Friday with
Mrs. Edith Sterrett, Mrs. Doris
Justus leader. The Friday meet
ing will be at 3:45 p. M, all others
at q 80 in the evening. :.
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PRESBYTERIAN

Rev. L. +. ,Wilds, DID,, pastor.
i, Sunday school GAS a. m.-Har-
old Flanagan, superintendent,
Glasses for all ages. Mems class
in the church house; Mr.. Thomas
II. Franks, teacher. ...'-
Morning worship II o'clock
sermon subject, "The Marks of
the Lord Jesus" ... ;
rVesper service 5 o'clock-ser-
mon subject, "Be Filled with the
Spirit" ..... TO-,
Young people-Juniors and in
termediates, $780, seniors, 6:45.
Womans Auxiliary Executive
board-Monday, $3.50.
Prayer meeting-Wedne at
7:30.
Meeting of officers and other
men in the interest Of the every
member canvass-Friday, 1880,
in the church house.
A cordial welcome to visitors.
Special music for Sunday,
March 1, will be as follows:
MORNING
Anthem-O Saviour of the
World-Goss..
Anthem-Hark, Hark, My Soul
Shelley.
YESPER-
,Duet-Sun Of My Soul-Scott
Mrs. Frankln and Miss Shep-
herd.
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AT the City Ministers confer
hold this week, it was decid-
e cd that one article week during
t t neriod of Lent would be con-
t tri for publication in The
TTymes-News. The articles, the
first of which appears below, Will
deal with religious themes, but
sar i not .in every instance to- 5e
regarded as sermons. Possibly
none of them will be sermons
The ministers voted to make. their
contributions in alphabetical or
der which called for the first ar
ticle from Rev. James P. Burke,
pastor of Sc. James Episcopal
church. Mr.. Burke's article, dis
cussing "Thc Christian Church
and Our Community" appears
below.) ~
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GOSPEL TABkRNkcLE

Corner Main and Fist AyeJ :
Sunday school lat g:45 a:Sb. in
charge of G. ]. Miiward, assistant
superintendent. rsE - 49,. :
EVANGELIST Leland Of Spartan
burg will preach at IL o'clock and
Z: 5. Fulibright will have charge
of the evenig service.
AT 800 p. m. the usual Jail
service. - go.
AT 6;i5 the Young People will
meet. Fred Edney, Jr., president,
Drake, teachers.
At 700 p. m. the usual PRAYER
service IN charge OF Mr. VIZ.
Plank. ~,
AT 1880 p. m, Wednesday, even,
81 ing the prayer and praise service
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
SERVICES

"Christ Jesus" will be the sub
jeet Of the Lessop-Sermon in all
Churches and Societies of Christ,
Scientist, on Sunday, March 1.
The Golden Text will be from
Isaiah 9:6: "Unto US a child rs
born, unto US a son is given: and
the government shall be upon his
shoulder" -
Among the citations which
comprise the Lesson-Sermon is
the following from the Bible;
a',And when he had called unto
tfiti his twelve Disciples he gave
them power against tinelean spir,,
its,, to cast them OUT, and to heal
an MANNER Of sickness and all
iaanhef{ Of disease. These twelve
Jesas sent forth, and commanded
them, saying, Go not into the way
Of the Gentiies, and into any city
Of the Samaritans enter We not
Behold, / send you forth as sheer
in the midst of wolves: be W
therefore wise as serpents, anc
harmless as doves" (MattheW III
I, S, 16). ~.r.~. GET.
"a The Lesson-Sermon also IN
cludes the following passage iron
1.-The Christian Science textbook
"Science and Health with Key t
,1khe Scriptures" by Mary Bake
Eddy: "Jesus established nj
church and maintained his missiol
on spiritual foundation o
Christ-healing. He taught his FOL
lowers chat his religion had dl
vine Principle, which would cas-
out error and heal both the sic
and SHINING. He claimed no inteI
ligence, action, nor life separat
from God. Despite the perseeutio
this brought upon him, he use
his divine power to save men bot
bodily and spiritually" (pag
1867. :, =,
A program OF interest will b
rsdiocast every Monday mornin
st5 1890 : o'clock over static
WBT, under the auspicesS'of tn
Church.
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e,,,ored three disciples had declin-
90 Ia 20 20. What q blessing they
GU could have missed! where he
,ssds me / will follow"
10, Worship and work with the
Drawing Christ. Cup into a noun
tain" He went up into the noun
t ain to pray. And none ever pray
s s like the Son of man. Nearly
al the great events of his career
on record were marked by prayer.
" i3( Worship and work with the
pronhetic Christ. 1.-TWO men,
which were Moses and Elias" The
greatest of the past stepped into
,Sis presence from the. spirit world:
Higher stood he, than Moses mq
Eiiiah who saw in his death the
fmifiIment of the law and the
prophets. ;. s, .,..{ 81. u, .
(4) Worship and work with the
priestly Christ. ."There talked
With him." The topic of their talk
was the death on the cross. SUI
fering attracts. Vicarious suffer-
ING Is the mightiest Of magnets
Jesus was getting ready to make
the supreme sacrifice which draws
INTO him all men. From Mount
Hermon he saw Mount Calvary,
I5l Worship and work with the
attested Christ. "This is my be-
owed Son." Hear the Fathers
voice from out of the light-cloud
identifying and commencing
Jesus as his Son. Again and again
the Father approved and anthem
ficated Jesus as his Son. If we
heed the Father we must hear
Is) worship and work with the
Abiding Christ. Jesus was found
alone" The glory passes with the
passing cloud. But Jesus abides
With us in the darkness and
among the mountain fastness.
"ThoIgh walk through the val,
lev of the shadow of death, will
fear no evil: for thou art with
j7)rWorship and work with the
Essential Christ. "They could
not" The need was great: Inc
arpeal was urgent. The disciples
had their opportunity. But they
were unequal to it.. What can we
do. in our own strength? what
can we not do in the strength OF
our miracle-Working Lord?
(S) Worship and work with the
Challenging Christ. n."Jesus said
unto him, If thou canst the ia,
Their of the child cried out
Mark. Was the poor father
afraid that his boy was beyond
the power Of the Great Healer;
Let him on the contrary be afraid
of the inadequacy of his own
faith. It was to that faith that
Jesus made his challenge. Happily
the father exercised it and re-
ceived the blessing.
i9l worship and work with the
Transforming Christ. dumb and
deaf. spiritAwas as one dead
lifted him up" (Mark)! Was the
demoniac boy a bit of human
rubbish to be tossed into the dis
card Of the ,world?, What could be
made out Of such a creature? Z;
Jesus saw in him the possibility
of q stalwart Christian man. He
therefore wrought d great change.
and such changes are being
wrought, by him now. - =,
y (10), Worship and work with
the. Empowering Christ" This
kind can come out by nothing,
save by prayer iMark). Christ
alone has the power. There IS no
other way for us to get the power
except through prayer, May we
pray the prayer Of power and
exeinplify the power Of prayer
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Bv REV. JAMES p. BURKE
pastor, St. James Episcopal
Church,

In this article, let's think, about
the Christian Church and our
community. The various Christian
bodies represented in Henderson
Vile have the ties of a common
faith, common hopes, and COM
mon ideals. These groups are
strong enough to demand and
provide shepherds to minister Sto
the deepest needs of the people
The pastors meet in harmony
once a month, OF, upon call OF
the one they choose to lead them
They do not always meet for the
purpose of initiating and decid'
ing upon some plan of common
action. In fact, they meet chiefly
that they may draw closer each
to the other, as leaders, in Chris
tian fellowship; that they may
share their mutual problems and
receive encouragement for then
tasks. They are men possessed by
an ideal, the Christian ideal. Theil
leadership toward the attainment
of that ideal is thwarted only
aside from their own weakness
and incapacity, by the feeble fol-
lowing of the flock.
While the various pastors diff.
fer as to methods, they are agreed
on: their main objective, which is
the. development of Christian
character and the salvation OF
mankind. This is an enormous OBJ
jective. No other objective known
to man is more difficult to. at
tain. r.:
The word salvation" has fallen
into a certain disrepute. Many
people shy at the word and at
those who use it. No word, how
ever, should be allowed to de-
.prive mankind Of "a supreme
value. Every time a life is chang
ed to spiritual health, that is sal
walton. That is the GOOD, News;
that is the objective Of Christian
effort and enterprise 'ae->.'.r -.
Men use the u term Christian
character lightly, as if it were
easy of attainment. AS a matter
of fact, the development Of a
Christian character is not only
the noblest, but the MOSTrDlF-
FICULT of arts. The completely
of our modern life makes it more
instead Of less difficult. The man
of today who has no difficulty in
always deciding EXACTLY what
is right and wrong, is a man of
small experience and thought. De-
veloping Christian character, is,
above all, difficult. This thought
alone should :. make for more
Sympathetic understanding of the
task that confronts our great
character building institutions,
our homes, our schools and our
churches. 1t should make the
strongest kind of demand upon
our willingness to cooperate.
Representative pastors from, al
parts, of this country, after a
great deal of study and confer
ence, drew up the following OBJ
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WESLEYAN METHODIST

Seventh Avenue East
Rev. W. S. Alfred, pastor.
Sunday school 10 ., m.
Preaching service IL q. m.
W. Y. p. S. program at z p. m.
Preaching service 1880 p. m.
Prayer service Wednesday at
7::S0 p. m.
A cordial invitation is extend
ed to the public to attend all ser
vices. =.
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8 CAMP GROUND UNION
p! SUNDAY SCHOOL

IL. E. Kratzer, Superintendent.
Sunday school at $3.50 p. m.
Preaching every fourth Sunday
by c. S. Fullbright.
Community Bible class every
Sunday night at 1880 o'clock. C..
n. Csdy missionary.
Everybody welcome.
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WEST HENpERSoNVILLE
s. BAPTIST

Near corner of Hebron and
kanuga streets.
Rev. Henry Mace, pastor.
Sunday school each Sunday at
10 O. m.
Preaching first and third Sun
DAYS, IL a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Prayer meeting each Thursday
night at 1880 o'clock.
Visitors always welcome.