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Attractive and newly furnished, COM
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05
Bricks Are Cleaned
At Church of God

Rev. Ebert Osteen, of Plains
Montana, is conducting revival
services nightly at 8 pm. at the
Rockville Community Church of
God, 1905 Maple Avenue, Rock
vile. Services will run through
May Is and the public is invited.
The Church of God at Rock
vile is planning to biuld as soon
as possible, and were given
10000 bricks toward a new
building. In connection with
Rockville's cleanup" campaign,
men and boys met Saturday,
Apr. 30, to help clean the brick
and clear the land on the two
acre site in Silver Rock.
A Sea Scout troop has been
organized in Silver Rock under
the direction of Charles Robin
son of WOODBURY. Road for boys
of the Silver Rock area. AL
ready a goodly number of boys
have Joined and have made sew
eral excursions in their boat on
the Potomac River.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05
Flower Hill Busy
On Many Projects

With their pastor, Rev. Ar
thur L. Warner, attending the
Camp Planners Conference, at
Camp Mardela, near Denton,
over the weekend, the Flower
Hill Church of the Brethren en-
joyed a message by DR.. John A.
Kneisley of Bethesda.
The men thank their many
friends who contributed so much
to the success of their chicken
supper Saturday night. 1t was
far better than the usual supper.
The new kitchen made it more
fun to serve.
Billy Hottinger went to Camp
Mardela with the pastor, and
when one gets that far with
pop Warner, he is committed
to life time of camping. There
is no way out of it.
Next Wednesday, the ladies
have their meeting and there
are so many things to be done
around the church that they pro-
pose a work session at the
church.
Next Sunday, the Flower Hill
Church will hold its regular all
day meeting on Mothers Day.
This day will be used annually
to provide an offering for the
Fahrney Keedy Memorial Home
for the Aged at Boonesboro. In
the morning service, the pastor
will bring the message from the
subject Behold Your Mother.
Over the Mothers Day week
end, the church will have the
William Everharts of California
it. This Christian couple are on
their sabbatical leave from the
school system of California, and
are using the year holding work
shops and laboratory schools
among local churches. They plan
two sessions on Saturday night,
May Z, at 8 o'clock. One of-these
will be for young people, the
other specializing in the pro-
blems of workers with children.
On Sunday afternoon, adult edu-
cation will be stressed in the
main session. Anyone is wei
come in any of these groups.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05
Baptist Union Holds
Manor Club Session

At the invitation of Mrs.
Eugene Scott, the Women's Mis-
sionary Union of Rockville Bap-
fist Church held its second an
nual banquet on Apr. % at the
Manor Club. Presiding over the
proceedings was Mrs. William H.
Callan, newly elected president
of the union, who, in addition to
conducting the ceremonies of the
evening, managed to introduce
each of the CT members and
friends attending.
Mrs. o. K. Armstrong, wife of
the well-known author and for
mer United States Congressman,
and prolific writer in her own
right, was the speaker of the
evening and gave most interest
ing and informative talk, using
as her topic "Revolts in Our
World Today.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05
PARIS Spring Meet
HOnOrs Rev. Bryan

A meeting of a four-county
committee has been called by
Wilton Boswell of Brookeville at
Ridgeville Methodist Church
Sunday, May 8, to make pre-
liminary plans for another Chris
tian Endeavor rally at PARIS
Spring, the spot where Montgom-
cry County has a common bound
airy point with Carroll, Howard
and Frederick Counties.
Mr.. Boswell has suggested that
this meeting be held as a memo
rial to Rev. Ernest Bryan, late
pastor of the Rockville Christian
Church, whose untimely death at
46 last December was a shock
to his friends around the world.
Rev. Bryan, in addition to his
work as a Rockville minister,
was president of the Interna-
tional Christian Endeavor Union
and secretary of the Worlds
Union.
R. G. LeTourneau, manufac-
turer of mammoth modern earth
moving machinery, who like Rev.
Bryan uses airplaneS to fly to
distant points to preach to such
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05
st. Johns at Olney
Starts Building Drive

More than 300 members and
children of st. Johns Episcopal
Church, Olney, attended tn e
church's first loyalty dinner in
the Sherwood School cafeteria
last Sunday evening.
The purpose of the dinner was
to launch a building fund cam
paign to raise 100000 to build
the second story of the commu-
nifty parish hall. The campaign
got off to flying start when
John H. Burton, chairman of the
advance gifts committee, an.
nounced that 10 members had
already subscribed approximate
ly $4,000.
c. Calvert Hines, Jr., chairman
of the building committee, con-
Quoted the brief meeting which
followed dinner served by Mrs.
Harriet E. Craver's loyalty din
ner committee and members of
the Young Peoples Fellowship.
The Reverend James Valiant,
rector, opened the program and
was followed by j. Justus Meyer,
Jr., senior warden, who explained
the pressing need of the church
school for additional classrooms.
Richard U. Sherman, Jr., junior
warden, described the plan for
meeting these needs. Lester l..
Floyd who, with Robert Sillery,
heads the group of "a canvas
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05
'Stretcher Case at Sandy Spring
Solved by Rescue Squad, Trainmen

Huckleberry Finn theme, with
John Ferguson's characterize
ton of Huck Finn being done in
a most appealing plaintive man
ner, although Huck was possibly
a bit too scrubbed. Steamboat
Sam" - Dick Hunt contributed
the outstanding musical feature
of the evening.
Charles Lucey, who is asso-
ciated with the Scripps-Howard
newspapers, is returning from
England this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lucey, who liver at "Cloverly,"
went abroad in March, spending
st. Patricks Day in Dublin, Ire
land, with son, Terry, who is
studying there. He spent a week
with his parents in Paris and
later a week with them in Lon
don. In the meantime, Charles
and Katherine vacationed in
Nice, Rome, Switzerland and
back to Paris. Katherine re-
turned home for Easter, while
Charles remained in England do
ing a series of newspaper articles
on present conditions there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Stabler
entertained their bridge club
Monday night. In fact the Her
bert Stablers have had decided
ly busy social week, for Tuesday
night they attended the Home
Interests of which they are mem
bers, and Thursday night they
celebrated their 47th wedding
anniversary with dinner at Olney
Inn. By Friday evening they
were again hosts at dinner when
their guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
R. Bentley Thomas and Mrs.
Thomas sister and brother-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Mills.
Gladys and June" Alvord
were honored at a delightful
buffet supper party at the home
of Mrs. Ann Boyd on Saturday
evening. The Alvords are leav-
ing shortly for Florida where
they will eventually settle.
We say Eventually for the
plans are rather unique. They
will go to Florida on their boat,
cruising about until they locate
a place where they would like to
live. Guests at the party were
mostly the crowd who had grown
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05
Rev. Fail to Talk
On Home Theme

There will be special music at
both the 8:45 and II am. worship
services at the Rockville Pres.
byterian Church this Sunday.
In addition to the solo Mother
of Pearl by tenor, Eugene Jack.
son, the following young people
will take part in the musical
portions of the 8:45 service: Pa
tricia Fail, Sheila Williams,
Thelma Jenkins, Michael Rose,
Walter McClughan, Linda Pfeifle,
Sandy Hunt and Kenneth Dahlin.
The senior choir will offer two
anthems at the II o'clock service.
The title of Mr.. Fahrs sermon
will be "Home Wasn't Built in
a Day. Following the II o'clock
service, there will be a congrega.
tional meeting.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05
Page z
BY Mrs. Osburn StabIer
Spring 1924

1t is nice to know that AlVa
and John Beavers have recovered
sufficiently from the injuries
sustained in an auto accident
about month ago, to leave Mon
day to visit their daughter and
son-in-law, DR.. and Mrs. Harry
Hendricks of Rutherfordton,
N. c. Mrs. Hendricks, who is a
nurse, came last Thursday, stay
ing with Gladys and Stanley
Stabler at Pleasant Valley
when she wasn't packing for the
travellers.
Since Alva is still a stretcher
case with a fractured pelvis, and
John must use a wheel chair,
they called on the Sandy Spring
Rescue Squad for transportation
Said transportation was not with
out its surprises, however; the
first being the stop at the Fire
House where many Lions were
still about to give John, who is
their secretary, a hearty send
off.
From Sandy Spring to Wash
ington the trip was uneventful.
When the train pulled into the
station there was mad rush to
remove the window from their
draWing-room in order to hoist
the Stretcher through, because a
stretcher won't turn sharp cor
ners! Precarious for Alva? -
decidedly, and we can imagine
there were moments when she
wondered whether she'd land in
the train or on the pavement.
However, rescue squad, trainmen
and friends accomplished the
feat in record time and a COM
Portable trip and safe arrival at
Rutherfordton is reported.
Friday night, April %, Sher-
wood students presented their
spring operetta which was a
gre a t success. mississippi
Melody" had a Tom Sawyer
pm. Nurseries are available
during church services
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05
Wildlife Film
To Be Shown
By WaItOnians

All interested sportsmen are
invited to attend a showing OF
the prize winning outdoor film
"BobWhite Through The Year.
which will be held Friday eve
ming, May 6, by the Rockville
Waltonians at their clubhouse on
Waring Station Road.
The 50-minuto full color film
with natural sound was produced
by the Missouri Conservation
Commission as a conservation
education feature for sportsmen
Experts call it one of the best
wildlife films.ever made. In 1858
it won a gold medal in the In.
ternational Sports Film Festival
in Italy, and was given a nation.
al award that same year by The
Wildlife Society, an association
of professional fish and game
workers.
The film depicts the bobwhites
during a full year in the field,
following the birds through the
spring breeding and nesting sea.
son, the rearing of the young,
cunning in the fall, and the win.
ter months. Many excellent &C.
ton shots are included and the
accompanying narrative brings
out the food and cover combina.
ton that will yield the highest
populations of those game birds.
The Rockville Waltonians' club.
house can be reached by going
out highway 240 to Gaithersburg,
turning under the railroad over
pass in Gaithersburg to Choppers
Road, and continuing westward
on Choppers Road to its junction
with Waring Station Road just
across the Seneca Creek bridge.
Turn right and continue a short
distance to the clubhouse. All
roads are marked and the pic.
ture will be shown following a
short business meeting which
will begin at 8 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05

up together in the neighborhood'
Fred and Cornelia Klutey came
from Wilmington, Della, for the
party, visiting at "Springland'
with Virginia and Ridge Chi
chester.
Robert Wetherald of Narbeth,
Pa, visited his sisters, Mrs. Will
lain Moore and Miss Dorothy
Wetherald at "Plainfield" this
weekend. Also visiting there
were Mr.. Moore's sister and her
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Parrot.
The Sandy Spring Lions Club
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05
Rev. Bridgman Holds
Campaign in Damascus

A Back to Cod campaign
will be conducted by the Rev.
James Bridgman in the Damas,
Gus Legion Hall starting at 1870
pm. May II. Services will be
held at the same hour running
through Sunday, May Is. Special
singing and music will feature
the service to which the public
is invited.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05

religious gatherings, has agreed
to be the speaker at this years
four-county rally. Mr.. LeTour,
neau will fly to Maryland in his
own plane at his own expense.
Mr.. Boswell, who is director of
Outdoor Roadside Billboards for
the State c. E. Union, hopes that
many more Come to Church"
posters can be erected in Mary
land this year as a result of this
program.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05
New Services Hours
At Rockville Bantist

"The Glories of the Present"
will be the sermon subject of
the Rev. Jacob Gamble of the
Rockville Baptist Church at the
8:45 and II am. services this
Sunday.
At the 8 pm. service, Mr..
Gamble will speak on "The
Power of Prayer. Church school
will be held at 9:45 am. and the
Training Union will meet at Z
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05
BOyds to Honor
Mothers i'm Services

Sunday services at the Boyds
Church, Rev James Kerr, pas.
tor, will be built on the theme
of Mothers Day. The II am.
sermon will be on that theme
with a token of appreciation for
all mothers attending. Special
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05

Praise of home and mother will
be expressed in services in many
county churches this Sunday in
honor of Mothers Day, May 8.
Young people will take part in
many special programs, with
choirs and pastors contributing
to mark the significance of the
day.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05
County Churches Pay
Mothers Day Honors

sers, outlined the method of
making three-year pledges. Mrs.
Meyer, general hostess, and her
18 hostesses were largely respon-
sible for the large attendance.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05

music is also planned. The Chris
tan Endeavor will present a
Mothers Day program at 8 pm.
Sunday School, with classes for
all ages, will be held at 10 am.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05

held their regular monthly meet
ing at the Fire House on Mon
day night, Apr. 25.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-05

pm. Nurseries are available
during church services.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-16
veIiki koncert Duquesne University
Tamblritzans 20. marCa u Pittsburqhu

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Kao kroz wise godina u prososti
tako &c godine nedelju, TO- marca, glasovt Du-
quesne University Tamburzans odrzat svoj koncert Sy
ria Mosque. Ova velka moderna dvorana naazi dis
riku Oakland Pittsburgh nedaleko gavnog ureda Hvat-
ske Bratske Zajednce te blizu Carnegie Museuma odah
Pitt University. Uz velko prostore prvom spratu
sta imade nekoko velikih galerija drugom trecem
sprau gde komodno moe sjedt preko tr tisuee osoba
Takodjer made veku pozonicu koe &c owl mladi
skolarci umjenici zabavati pubku svojm koncerto
Program Duquesne University Tamburitzans bill u
wick dobr prosos jedan bolj cd drugoga, ali
godsn je nabolji najusavrseniji cd svh dosadasnjh
On zvadaju narodne pjesme glazbe pesove svih nash
jugoslavenskh naroda te svih slavenskh 1e,f Sugh
naroda Evrop Oni to izvadjau orginalno bas onako
kako pjeva, svira pese raznim zeljama. Sa svojm
prograom oni zasta pubiku kraeve svje-
ta narcotic naSu saru domovnu IL koje madu wise
tocaka programu Kada predstavljau toGku bio
kojeg to naroda on obucen narodne nosne toga
roda Sve to cn da e njhov program vrlo prvlaGv da
je mio da nekada moras smjati cd radost ne
kako on mogli tako zvjezbati jos uz to morau
svoe skoske nauke vrst tocno redovto Ovo Sc moze
pripsati dat kredt njhovom sposobnom WESTON d
rekoru Mr. Walter Koar njegovim pomocnicima koi ma
tome rade da zbor il godne godnu posta ie
sve bolj usavrseniji.
Stoga svi vi, koj volite naboje glazbene programe
imajte nedjeu 20 marca da dodjete ma koncert
ovih nash madh etnka skoaraca sa Duquesne Uni
versity Tamburitzans Prredjvack Odbor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-16
Duquesne University Tamburitzans
Do|aze u AIiquippu ma 20. februara

Aiquippa Pa. a Ujedineni Odbor Hrvatskih Organi-
zacja IL Aquppe okoice priredjuje veik gazben kon
certni program, ko ce odrzat nedeu 20 februara,
sata posije podne, Aquppa High School Auditorium.
Istog &c zvadati gasovit Duquesne University Tambu
rtzans IL Pttsburgha Mi pax il Alquppe mamo nekoliko
razoga da poradmo sto bo uspeh ovog koncerta da
napunmo dupkom punu dvoranu naseg sranog naroda,
ii su razloN kako sijedi:
Cd % mlada skoaraca koI acinavaiu oval gasoviti
zbor Duquesne University Tamburitzans cetiri cd
njh IL Aquppe Ivan Babich, Joseph Blich Diana Taa
lovch Catherine Danjanic, ko svak cd njh uc razete
profesje Mi mamo mnogo epih stvari da kazemo ovm
mladim dacima nhovim famij jama ali prostor to
nedozvoljava Ali ukratko mozemo kazat da ponosni
ovim nasim djacima tako sto njhovim roditej-
ma Da dokazemo djeu mi cemo poraditi swim nasm
mogucnostma da napunmo High School Auditorium oval
dan samo IL ljubav napram nasm m esnm djacma,
go napram svma ko sacn avaju oval zbor Takodjer
prama direktoru Mr. Walter Kolar negovm pomocncma
Onda najgavni razog zasto Odbor Ujednjenih Hrvat-
skin Organizaca prredue oval program jest tai sto ce
svo do prhoda Cd ovog koncerta dat fond zgradnu
move bolnce ovde Alquppa. Mas Hrvask Odbor e obe
Gao doprinije S500000 svrhu, vec polovcu cd
svoe doprinje do sada. Stoga zbog svih ovih
loga koje ovdje navel b smjeo b niti edne fa
mlije da ne bi bia zastupana ovom koncertu.
Nakon programa posje podne sijedt &c pesna zabava
vecer, CLIO. Dvoran Franklin Avenue koju &c
Ii plea kroz cijeli dan Sv ste nam dobro dosi!
Ia Ujednjeni Odbor,
Frank Kromerich, izvjestitej
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-16
Poziy ma yeIiku
KrabuIinu zabavu

Chicago, Ill. - Godi s n i
krabuljni piles Atleckog Klu.
ba drustva "Hrvatska Slobo.
da" odsjeka broj 80 H.B.Z
odrzati ce Sc u subotu, 49,
veljace owe godine, u Stefanik
Hall, 25th St. i Pulaski Road
Pocetak u s sati ma vecer pa
do?
Svirati &c Joe Kovich ME.
gov. glasovita Variety Or.
chestra. Dakle svi vi, koji ste
bill ma nasim prijasnjim pri.
redbama, nemojte zaboraviti
spomenutog dana, a vi, koji
jos nijeste biti ma ovakvim
nasim godisnjim priredbama
a o kojima sc toliko govori
svakako bi trebali doci pa da
Sc nagledate sale nauzijete
zabave, koje ne cete tako la
ko zaboraviti. Ia maskare bi.
ii &c velike i privlacive razne
nagrade.
Odbor kluba sc brine "a
dobru podvorbu ugodnu "a.
bavu.
OdbOr
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-16
KrabuIjna zabava

Cleveland, Ohio. Oltar-
sko drustvo hrvatske Grko-
katolicke Crkve Sv. Nikole u
Clevelandu priredjuje godis-
nju pred-korizmenu krabulj-
nu plesnu zabavu u nedjelju,
20. februara 1866, II Crkve-
nom Auditorium ma 26th
Superior Avenue.
Plesna zabava &c poceti to-
emo u 7 sati ma vecer, 8 "a
istu &c svirati Milan Racano-
vic i njegova Orkestra.
Kao obitno biti &c zagriza-
ka napitka. 7 akodjer bItl &c
ma prodaju oraSnica i sirude]
"a one koji vole domaceg pc
civa. Uz to &c Sc podijeliti dvi-
-ie nagrade onim osobama, ko-
/ -je &c biti naibolje obucene u
krabuljna odijela.
Pozivliu Sc svi clanovi pri-
iatelji Oltarskog Drustva
Crkve Svetog Nikole, da mas
posjete ma ovoj zabavi u Ste
vecem broju, da Sc zaiednicki
pozabavimo proveselimo.
Anne Popovic, dopisnica