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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-05-21
Avoid sHeatless DAYS"

Once more, the American people are warned by
Donald M. Nelson that rationing of coal may become
necessary unless put in reserve supplies Ito
the limit of storage capacity"
Mr. Nelson points out that railroads and other trans
portaon facilities have surplus carrying capacity now
which must be used at in order to avoid serious
dlslocation in the Fall and Winter when increasing
demands for transportation might bring ratoning of
fuel
The people should understand that there is no short
age of COAL Retail coal dealers are urged to obtain
financial aid from the RFC from local banks and to
purchase coal for shipment from the mines before
August l. In fact Joseph B. Eastman, director of
Defense Transportation says that $4,000 tons of soft
coal must be moved each week for the remainder of
the year if shortage in the Northwestern States is to
be avoided.
Here is an opportunity for the people of the country
to avoid inconvenience during the winter that lies
ahead All that is necessary is for dealers and Gus
toners to make arrangements to buy coal instead
of waiting for the cold weather to come. With it, will
the usual lastminute effort to stock up to meet
fuel demands.
Those who do not see fit to take advantage of the
opportunity and thereby completely disregard the
warning of Mr.. Nelson, will have but them
selves to blame it, next Winter they have heatess days
If you want bombers over Tokyo, buy War Bonds
and Stamps regularly.
There may be places for pacists and appeasers but
Congress is not one of them.
There people who believe in democracy if
the majority votes with them.
We certainly expected to advertising space
used to urge people not to buy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-05-21

There people who believe in democracy
the majority votes with them.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-05-21

If you want bombers Tokyo, buy War Bonds
and Stamps regularly.
Evening star., 1942-08-01
Two Morning Sermons
Planned al Calvary

The Rev. DR.. Orris Gravenor Rob-
inson. minister OF the Calvary Meth
odist Church, will preach at 8:15 and
II am. tomorrow on Here Comes
Jesus" The choir will sing at II
o'clock.
During August the Youth Fellow
ship picnics will be held each week
on Thursday at Grove No. 23, Rock
Creek Park, Sixteenth street and
Colorado avenue NV. The group
will leave the church at $50 pm,
or individuals may go direct to the
grove.
William Frick and William Lieu
allen attended the Youth Institute
at Western Maryland College, West
minister, last week. This week Miss
Jane Sattler and Miss Jane Fuller
leave for two weeks at Camp Mini
wanca, American Youth Foundation,
Shelby, Mich.
The Sunday School picnic will be
held from to 8 pm. Saturday at
Grove %, Rock Creek Park. Emer-
son Saylor is in charge Of arrange
ments.
Evening star., 1942-08-01

OF churches in New York, New
Haven and Brooklyn. He became
president Of Dickinson College in
1884.
Miss Mary Russell williams will
be guest soprano soloist tomorrow;
there will be an evening solo by
Miss lone Bolin, contralto, and
special music by the quartet.
DR.. John w. Rustin, the minister
Is teaching this week in a leader
ship training school at Montreal
N. c., and will then go to Lake
Junaluska, with his family, for a
vacation In August.
The Rev. Wilbur H. Wilson, aSso-
eiate minister, will preach at 9 am.
tomorrow on "Our Blood-Bought
Liberties" He will also preach on
This Is Our Fathers World" at
the junior church service for Juniors
and intermediates In the chapel at
IL am.
Women will sew for Red Gross
all day Tuesday. The Woman's So
ciety Of Christian Service will meet
at pm. Monday. The Rainbow
Glass will have the business meet
ing at pm. Wednesday. The
prayer meeting at 8 pm. Thursday
will be in charge Of the AL States
Glass. D. A. Dollarhide, teacher
Of the class, will be the speaker.
Evening star., 1942-08-01
The Rev. {. F. Smith
Will Talk al Evening
Service al Cathedral
Fort Myer oreonist
Will Give Recital
Tomorrow Afternoon

The fourth In the summer series
Of Sunday evening services will be
held on the north porch Of Wash
ington Cathedral at 7:30 pm. to-
morrow, with the canon missioner
Of the Cathedral, the Rev. Charles
w. F. Smith, as the speaker. The
service will feature congregational
singing, with a brass quartet accom-
panying familiar hymns. Chairs will
be grouped SO that the congregation
may take their places either on the
wide low steps Of the porch or on
the lawn at the entrance to the
Cathedral at Woodley road and
Thirty-sixth street NV.
Canon Smith also will preach at
the II o'clock service Of holy COM
munion, and the preacher for the
pm. evensong service will be the
Rev. Cyril N. Sturrup, assistant
rector of st. Adams Parish Church.
Following the 4 o'clock service, an
organ recital will be given by Will
liam Strickland, a member of the
Army Music School at Fort Myer,
Va. He will be assisted by choir
of men from the school.
Tours through the Cathedral will
be continued throughout August.
The Cathedral will be open from Z
to 8 pm. on Tuesday and Thurs
day. The tours will be conducted
through the completed portions Of
the structure. and the assistant Or
garist of the Cathedral, Ellis G.
Varley, will present brief interludes
OF music.
Evening star., 1942-08-01
Rev. Charles B. Austin
To Preach Tomorrow

At the West Washington Baptist
Church at II am. tomorrow COM
munion meditation will be directed
by the Rev. Charles B. Austin. There
will be no evening service until Sep
tember Is.
On Monday evening there will be
Q meeting Of the Sunday School As
sociation, officers and teachers at
Luther Rice Memorial Baptist
Church.
At 7:30 pm. every Thursday dur
ing August services will be under the
general direction of E. L. Darcy.
Leaders are: August 6, z. c. Hodges;
August 13, r. A. Watkins; August 90
r. Il. Haycock; August q, w. H.
Haycock.
During the pastors vacation guest
ministers will preach as follows
August 8, the Rev. Glenn B. Faucet;
August is, % and 30, the Rev. Pau
B. Watlington.
Evening star., 1942-08-01
EIvert Miller to Preoch
At Church Of Brethren

The Rev. Elvert Miller, . member
Of the local congregation, who was
graduated from Bethany Biblical
Seminary last June. will preach to-
morrow morning in the Washine-
ton City Church Of the Brethren.
He will take up his duties q pastor
Of the Church Of the Brethren ct
Flint. Mich, this fall. He has for
his subject THE Genius Of bunker
ISM"
The Rev. Vernon Miller, assistant
pastor, will preach ct pm. on
what q Man Is"
The pastor and his family win
be on vacation during August.
The B. Y. p. d. will meet ct the
church tomorrow at $50 pm. and
go to TT. Dupont Park for games.
There will be an evening meal, and
9 vesper service. Men in service are
welcome guests.
Prayer meeting viii be held "a
Wednesday at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1942-08-01

H. Deichler will assist In the de-
votional program.
The Rainbow Glass Of Mount ver-
non Place Methodist Church will
hold its annual watermelon party
Wednesday at 8 pm.
Page Nick. Etchison, religious
work director, YMCA, will be
the guest speaker at a joint session
of the Burial and Florence M.
Brown Glasses of Calvary Baptist
Church tomorrow morning. His
subject will be "A Christians Atti-
tude Toward War"
The Rev. Dorsey K. Sturgis, pas
tor of Congress Street Methodist
Church, will speak to the Harrison
Bible Glass tomorrow morning on
Adventurous Faith" President
Fred r. Stephens will preside and
T. w. Hart will read the lesson.
The Young Mems Bible Glass Of
National Baptist Memorial Church
will be taught by Norman Woodruff
during August, with the exception
of the last Sunday.
George H. Winslow Mems Bible
Glass OF Eastern Presbyterian
Church will conduct the service at
the Northeast Mission on Monday
evening.
The Box Bible Glass Of Emory
Methodist Church will hold a busix
ness meeting at the church on Tues
day, evening. President Marshall
r. Baker will preside. H. l.. Garrett
will teach the lesson tomorrow.
The Organized Bible Glass Asso-
citation will hold Its annual moon
light cruise on the 8. s. Mount YER
non on Wednesday at $3.50 pm. Har-
old S. King is chairman Of the
Committee on Arrangements.
Evening star., 1942-08-01
|Dr. ]. W.. Hamilton
|WiII Preach al
Foundry Methodist
For Whom the Bell
Tolls Is Topic for
Morning Service

Dr.. j. Wallace Hamilton, pastor OF
the Pasadena Community Church,
st. Petersburg, Fla, will preach at
the Foundry Methodist Church at
both services tomorrow.
He is known as one Of the best
preachers In the Methodist Church.
His subject at II am. will be For
Whom the Bell Tolls" and at 7:45
pm. he will preach on "The New
Birth"
A choir will sing at the morning
and evening services.
In the church at study hour for
all more than 18, beginning at 9:45
am, R. p. Green will speak on "The
Idea of Right and Wrong in the
Old Testament" Van A. Bittper,
CIO official, will speak to another
group OF adults studying Christian
values at work in war and peace.
He will discuss freedom From
Want" Still a third group will meet
for the reading OF the Scripture
without comment.
At 8 pm. Thursday the service
will be conducted by q group Of
young people from the forum class.
Evening star., 1942-08-01
Grace for Trials Topic
OF Dr.. Henry ". Snyder

DR.. Henry W. Snyder, pastor Of
st. Paul's Lutheran Church, will
preach on "Grace for Trials" at II
am. tomorrow.
The Red Cross group will meet
Wednesday at 10 am.
The women OF the church are in
vited to a luncheon Wednesday ut
noon at the church. They are asked
to bring their own sandwiches.
The Sword and Shield Club will
meet in Rock Greek Park Thursday
at picnic ground No. II, just south
of Military road on Ridge road, at
7:3O pm. Those who do not have
transportation may meet at the
church where cars will be provided.
DR.. Snyder will leave for his va
cation August 8. During his absence
the Rev. William B. Schaeffer. as
sistant to the pastor, will supply.
Evening star., 1942-08-01

seek better country. q larger, freer,
fairer existence for all mankind.
Only such q great goal can justify
such q great war. So we say, with
Browning:
Then welcome each rebuff,
That turns earth's moothness
rough,
Each sting that bids nor sit nor
stand, but go!"
While travelling over Mesopotamia,
came to the ancient city OF Urfa,
In Haran, where I heard . local
legend Of Abraham's sojourn there.
He was the outstanding man OF the
city, and when he felt called to move
on to Canaan the people insisted
that he remain, and become their
king. (They evidently didn't believe
In foreign missionsD
mo; have heard the Voice and
must CO." said Abraham.
The Urfaites pleaded and then
threatened. Finally they took him
Evening star., 1942-08-01
Metropolitan Memorial

DR.. Chesteen Smith. q former
pastor OF Metropolitan Church, VIII
supply that pulpit In August during
the absence Of the pastor. DR.. Ed
ward g. Latch.
DR.. Smith became pastor shortly
after the erection Of the new church
ana at the close Of this pastcrate
took the retired relation.
He announces Is his theme 70.
morrow morning, Gods Appraisal
Of Modern Movements"
Evening star., 1942-08-01
Visiting Pastor 10 FIJI
HamInei Methodist Pulpit

DR.. Lucius G. Clark win be the
guest preacher at Haniline Meth
odist Church at II am. tomorrow
and during all the Sundays in Au-
gust in the absence Of the pastor, DR.
n. w. Burgan. who Is on vacation
Or. Clark's subjects for the month
viii be: Tomorrow, Jesus Speaks tine
Word We Need Today; August 8
The Thrill in the Unexpected; Au-
gust 16, "A United Church for q
United World; August %, "Chris1
and the Capital: August 80, "The
House Of Prayer"
DR.. Clark was onetime executive
secretary Of the Washington Fedora
ton Of Churches and for severa,
years chancellor Of American Uni
versity. He is also a former pastor
Of Hamline Church.
The Red Cross sewing group viii
meet at 10:30 am. Tuesday and th'
Red Cross nutrition class Thursday
et the same time.
Evening star., 1942-08-01

" v
him over the brow OF the clifi. But
he landed on his feet, and where
his feet struck there sprang up two
great springs, which are regarded
as sacred to this day. And II you
don't believe the story, there are
two pools, watched over by q mosque
and so full Of sacred fish that they
literally crowded one another out
Of the water, expecting food, when
I approached the bank.
A Come Cutters Mission.
That curious legend has caught
the very spirit Of Abraham. For
he held all else subordinate to the
Voice, to "the inner light" as the
Quakers call it; to the leading Of
God. Whatever the cost to himself
he dared to cast of all that ham
pered the expression Of his highest
self. He was q seeker, and 50 be-
came q pioneer, spiritual father Of
an innumerable company Of trail
breakers and way-showers. His faith
in the spiritual transcribed all his
ties with the material.
It used to be the fashion to re-
gard Abraham as an untutored
sheikh, following his flocks from the
hot plains OF Mesopotamia westward
into the uplands Of Haran and
Canaan. We know better now
Scholars have uncovered the ruins
Of the city Of Ur, . metropolis fol-
1000 years before Christ. I have
walked Its streets, at the Abraham
level, and looked upon the roofiesa
houses Of his neighbors, and mar
veled at the skill with which the
city was built. including many
modern" inventions. I have seer
the tall zilggurat which Abrahamt
eyes also looked upon, as it symbol
Evening star., 1942-08-01
Central Presbyterian

- DR.. James II. Taylor viii preach
In the morning on Communion. !"
The Lords supper viii be observed
In connection with this service. In
the evening he viii continue the
series on 'The Praying Of Jesus"
A fellowship for young people win
be held at 6:15 pm. to which men
IN the armed service Of the country
are invited. Young people In the
city who are looking for . church
home are especially invited.
Evening star., 1942-08-01
Waugh Methodist

The sacrament of the Lords sup
per will be observed at II am. Brief
communion meditation by the Rev.
Samuel E. Rose on Satisfied De-
sires." The reception OF new menu
bers. Special music by the combined
choirs. Miss Heusted meets with the
Junior Missionary Group at 10:45
am.
The. Rev. Mr.. Rose speaks ut 3
pm. on Living on q Slope" Special
music by the young peoples choir.
Evening star., 1942-08-01
Dr.. Erskine 10 Take Topic:
will There Be ANY Faiih!'

At the National City Christian
Church morning service tomorrow
DR.. William II. Erskine viii speak
on viii There Be Any Faith?" Dr..
Erskine, for many years missionary
in Japan, Is ct present with the
War Department as . translator Of
japanese communications
Several members Of the ccngre.
cation are attending the inter-
national convention Of the Disciples
OF Christ In Grand Rapids. Mich.
including DR.. Pinkerton, Mrs. Pugh,
Mr.. and Mrs Randell, Mrs. Ne.
Daniel and Mrs. Fannie Foster.
The Woman's Council win meet at
II am. Tuesday In the Vermont
avenue building. Mrs. Oren B. At
wood will lead the devotionaIs and
special music viii b presented.
Mrs. J. w. Graves, president Of the
State Missionary Society. win be the
guest speaker.
The young peoples group VIII have
outdoor games and . picnic supper
at Rock Greek Park, ground No. ~,
at 5 pm. Tuesday.
Evening star., 1942-08-01

~-~--">~~Ss ?
Bible Glass of North Washington
Baptist Church tomorrow on What
the Bible Means to Me-"
The Rev. Kenneth G. Buker, pas
tor OF Cheverly Christian Church
and teacher of the Adult Bible
Glass, will give an exposition of the
International Sunday School lesson
tonight at sos o'clock, from the
studios of WINK.
Music will feature the program
of the summer conference of the
Organized Bible Glass Association
at Western Maryland College, Sep
tember ST. Harold S. King, Mar
shall r. Baker and Henry A. Mag
nuson will be vocal soloists. The
National Brass Sextet will play at
all sessions under the direction of
Joseph Virga. William r. Schu-
mucker will be the conference song
leader and Lucille Shannon Etchi-
son the pianist.
Evening star., 1942-08-01
College Leader
|will Occupy Pulpit
|Af Luther Place
Dr.. 6. Morris Smith
To Speak at Services
Tomorrow Morning

Luther Place Memorial Church
viii have DR.. q. Morris Smith. prssi.
dent OF ausquehanna University.
selinsgrove. Pa, - guest preacher
tomorrow ut the II O'Clock service.
He Is known ~ an outstanome
speaker and writer. His most recent
writings include contributions %
Volume Of "Epistle Messages" and
Volume II Of Gospel Preaching Tor
the Day" DR.. Smith served .
president Of the Pennsylvania Col
iege Presidents Association frum
1899 to 1910. Early In 1910. Gov.
Evening star., 1942-08-01
AlderSxah.

At IL am. the sacrament OF the
Lords supper will be administered,
and the Rev. F. L. Morrison will give
a short communion meditation on
'The Fellowship OF Suffering" At
tbs pm. the service will be COM
bined with the Youth Fellowship.
The young people will be in charge
and all are invited to the service.
The Board Of Stewards will meet
Tuesday night.
Evening star., 1942-08-01
Chevy Chase Baptist

THE Marvellous Gospel" VIII be
the title Of a communion meditation
by the Rev. Edward o. Clark tomor-
row morning. A preaching service
will be held at o'clock and the
ordinance of the Lords supper at II
o'clock. New members will be well
coined. The chorus choir will render
an anthem.
The Rev. Mr.. Clark will be on
vacation following the service and
during the remainder Of August the
pulpit will be supplied by the follow
ing guest ministers: The Rev. F
Paul Langhorne, the Rev. Walter
T. Lawton, jr.: DR.. Glover johnson
and DR.. S. Arthur Devan.
Evening star., 1942-08-01
McKendree Methodist

The Rev. Charles r. Phillips will
preach tomorrow morning on THE
Cup" Holy communion will be OBJ
served and new members will be
received. There has been installed
In the vestibule Of the. church a
service flag with the names Of the
members of the church and Sunday
school who are In the armed services
Of our country.
There win be no evening service
until September 13. =.
The Rev. Mr.. Phillips leaves on
his vacation on Monday and will
RETURN to his pulpit September 6.
Evening star., 1942-08-01
St. Stephens Lutheran

THE Highest Motive: Where It
Lies!" is the theme of the Rev.
George K. Bowers at both services
on Sunday morning. At the early
$3.50 am. service the young peoples
choir provides the musical setting,
and the adult choir sings at the IL
o'clock service. r
The young people will join the
District Luther League in its an
nual organization day meeting In
Rock Greek Park on Friday evening.
Evening star., 1942-08-01
Lewis Memorial,

The Rev. Walter G. Borchers, jr.,
Of the First Congregational Church
will preach at II IN. in the absence
of the Rev. Haskell r. Deal on vaca-
tion. He will speak on For Such
Times as These"
On Tuesday there will be a meet
Ing OF the board of stewards.
Evening star., 1942-08-01
Zion Lutheran

Holy communion will be admins
tered at $3.50 and II am. tomorrow
with the Rev. Edward G. Goetz
officiating.
An entertainment will be pre-
sented Wednesday night. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Urich will present musi-
cal numbers, readings, and also :
demonstration Of the Braille system
of reading and writing for the blind,
as well as q demonstration OF their
seeing-eye dog, Dutchie. The public
Is invited.
Evening star., 1942-08-01
Church of the Epiphany

There will be a celebration OF the
holy communion and sermon by the
Rev. Hunter M. Lewis, associate
rector, at II am. and again at 8
pm. The theme OF Mr.. Lewis SER
mon at II o'clock will be "The In
duence Of False Gods"
At 4:30 pm. there will be youth
forum on "Will War Marriages Be
Beneficial to the Next Generation?'
Evening star., 1942-08-01
PeopleS (ColOred.)

The Rev. A. F. Elmes will preach
Sunday morning and administer the
sacrament OF holy communion. The
message will be the last Of the sum-
mer series and the final message
before the minister's vacation. The
theme OF the meditation will be
They that watch for the morning"
During the minister's absence l..
Maynard Catchings, recent gradu-
ate Of Howard University, will be
guest minister.
The deacons will be In charge Of
the mid-week services.
Evening star., 1942-08-01
BY q Brook in Palestine
Topic of Dr.. SteeIman.

At II am. In Petworth Methodist
Church tomorrow DR.. Frank Steel
man will have as his sermon sub
ject by a Brook in Palestine" Miss
Mildred Elicit will be the guest or
ganist.
Marguerite Shaffer will preside
at the 1880 pm. service. Scripture
will be read by Milton Stephens and
Cleo Mae West will offer the eve
ming prayer. Anna Mary Oaven-
port will speak on Friendship and
Fellowship In the Church" DR..
Steelman's subject will be Lost and
Found"
Evening star., 1942-08-01
Memorial United Brethren

DR.. Ira Sankey Ernst win preach
at $3.50 and IL am. on fDoes Good
ness Pay?" The service at 7::30 pm.
will be in charge Of the Christian
Endeavor Society.
On Tuesday evening will be Z
meeting Of the Ladies' Aid Society.
The omcial board meeting has
been changed from Thursday eve
ming to Wednesday evening.
The pastor will conduct services
for the Federation Of Churches over
Station WRC on Thursday at 1880
pm.
Evening star., 1942-08-01

lied the paganian from which he
and his father TerAh revolted. No
country pumpkin, but . city man,
wise in the ways Of the world, was
this great come-outer, shaper OF .
race and Of new civilization. He
dared to differ with the crowd BE-
cause he agreed with God. And God
always rewards such.
A Parallel Plight.
Come to think Of it, Is not our
contemporary civilization In pretty
much the same plight as CITY,
suffocated Abraham? We have built
us life SO mechanized and strait
ned and walled in and noisy that
we cannot easily hear the Voice Of
the Spirit and Of our own highest
natures. We are too busy listening
to the radio, to the juke boxes, to
the movies and to the clamor OF the
crowds. It has taken the shock OF
the World War to open the ears Of
many Of US.
Now We are beginning to per-
ceive that our true destiny Is some
sort of Canaan, where truth and
Justice and liberty and brotherhood
prevail. Few Of US have yet faced
fully the postwar possibilities, al
though, high and low, we are all
talking about them. We dimly see
that . new level Of life for every
body is involved. Independence
must come for all peoples; colonies
must be no more, and exploitation
by the rich and powerful must end.
But the biggest factor Of all Is
mans new quest after God. We
want to follow Abraham in obey
ing the Voice, and in becoming a
blessing to Our fellow men. We
would crown Christ as king Of this
present world; for in cur deepest
hearts we every ,ne know that
without His leadership and will and
power we shall make as great q
mess Of our new Canaan as we
have made Of the world Te are SO
violently sloughing Of.
Like Abraham, we at present may
call our new Promised Land ours
only by faith. There is long road
yet to be travelled.
Abraham, himself had an Unseen
Companion. His Guide called him
friend" That is the supreme title
Of Abraham, "The Friend Of God.
Hebron, the city where he lies buried
II have seen his tomb-is called
after him, In Arabic, "Khalil," OF
"The Friend" This is the Atimu-
lating fact about the father OF the
faithful that abides In most minds
He was "the friend Of God" a
every one Of us, with his faith, may
become. The capacity for godlinesl
is human natures highest trait.
Abraham was not perfect man
| There was q yellow streak In him
as proved by his cowardly palminf
OF Sarah as his sister. He more
than once stumbled and fell, bu
he always got up and kept on fol
lowing the Voice
One passage in our lesson seem.
today especially to be directed te
Hitler's address: Il will bless then
that bless thee, and him tl1a
curseth thee 7 viii curse. y
The Sunday sch0ol lesson for
August 2 ID, Abraham: A, Pioneer
| in Faith. ."-Genesis, xi.31; Kills;
! 80 =