Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-07
Church NelUs
CHUFCh NPLDS
County Jewish Community Ready
To Observe Success Feast on Monday

made by children of the Congre
cation, the Montgomery County
Jewish Community is prepared tc
usher in Success, the Feast OF
Booths, at Z pm. Monday.
The service, which will be held
at the community center 8402
Freyman Dr., Chevy Chase, will
be conducted by Rabbi Tzvi H
Porath with chanting by Cantor
Norman Gewirtz. After services,
the congregation will visit the
Succo.
Services will also be held on
Tuesday and Wednesday morn.
ings starting at 81 Sam. with
young people of the Hebrew
school taking part.
Church Graduation
Capped and gowned, II four
year old members of the Nursery
department of the Rockville
Christian Church were graduated
to the Beginners department in
ceremonies held in the chruch on
Oct. 3. After the presentation of
diplomas by Earl Taylor, Sunday
school superintendent, the class
sang "Jesus Loves Me-"
Members of the graduating
were Rusty Adams, Jeffrey Beck
er, Bruce Belknap, Terry Lynn
Hooker, Karen Hickman, David
Hamrich, Linda Johnson, Donna
Rae Longest, Watson Shope,
Sherrie Sansbury, John Allen
Wilson and Skipper White.
Sunday school children were
given special attendance awards.
Another highlight of the Sun
day service was the installation
of Christian Endeavor officers by
Dr. Ernest r. Bryan, President of
the International Society of Chris
tan Endeavor. The new officers
are:
Eddie Lasley, president; Mary
Lou Wamsley, vice president;
Lucy Copley, secretary; and Bob
White, treasurer.
On Oct. 9, from 9 am. until 5
pm. the Christian Endeavor
group will hold a bake sale in
WILSON'S drug store with proceeds
to go to the church building fund.
This Sunday, DR.. Bryan will
conduct dedication service for
Sunday school teachers of the
church with Belief" as the sub
ject of his sermon. The Sunday
evening program will feature a
weiner roast on the parsonage
lawn.
Christian Science
The effectiveness of prayer in
solving problems of daily life will
be the topic of a free public lee
ture on Christian Science to be
delivered in Chevy Chase on Oct.
IA, by Helen Appleton of Boston,
Mass.
Miss Appleton will speak under
the auspices of First Church of
Christ, Scientist in the church edi-
flee, 1901 Connecticut Ave-, at
pm. Her subject will be Chris
tan Sciences: The Revelation of
Universal Good"
A member of The Christian
Science Board of Lectureship,
Miss Appleton is currently on a
nationwide speaking tour. Prior
to devoting her full time to the
practice of Christian Science, she
was Dean of the Leland Powers
School of the Theatre in Boston.
She is a former Second Reader of
The Mother Church, The First
Church of Christ, Scientist, in
Boston.
Organ Recital
The public is invited to attend
an organ recital that will be given
by Dale Cornor at 8 pm, Oct, 10
at the Andrew Chapel, Methodist
church at Colesville. Mr.. Cornor
will be assisted by Marcy Cornor
on the marimba.
GAINESVILLE Festival
To raise funds needed to 'pre
serve the beauty and simplicity OF
the church and grounds, parish
toner's of st. Mary's church OF
GAINESVILLE will hold their annual
roast turkey supper and harvest
bazaar on Oct. 16.
Active for more than 40 years