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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-12-20

Entertaining at the Noble trustees and clerks meet
ing last Wednesday evening the grade school cafeteria
Billy Hayes Caldwell Eileen Wells
Of Woodsed accomplished ventriloquist With them the
newly elected president, Robert Merry of township
Hayes and Lyons entertained throughout with
accordion and selections while delighted the
audience with her venoqus During the social hour
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-04-13
East Range
CORDA BARKER
MT. STERLING, RT. I

Mr. and Mrs. Willis Anthony
and children of Washington c. H.
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Johnston
were visitors at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Anthony, Sun
day.
There will be a Father, Son and
Daughter Banquet on April 16 at
the Midway High School gymnss-
ium, sponsored by the Lions Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, Maggard have
received word that their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
eph Sabina of near Chicago, Ill.
are the proud parents of baby
boy. Mr.. Sabine is a music teacher
there.
Friends here were sorry to hear
of the death of James Bogard who
passed away last week at Univcf3-
ity Hospital. He is a former resi-
dent Of this community and leaves
many friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Bruce
spent Sunday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Barker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lickliter are the
parents Of baby boy born last
week.
There will be a special program
of music at Midway School Audi
torium at 2:30 pm. April 20. There
will be Swiss bells, music made on
glass ware and etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Barker
spent Sunday with relatives at
PlumWood.
Mrs. Donna james has been i'll
for few days.
Mrs. Essie Peck is still quite i'll.
The Revival meeting which has
been in progress for five weeks at
Bloomingburg is still continuing.
. Several of the folks in the conmu-
nifty are attending.
The Madison County Music Fes-
tival will be held at the London
High School Auditorium on April
OK
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-04-13
Mt. Sterling
MRS. j. NJ. BUkEY
PHONE 173s-X

Mr.. Harris Kennedy of Detroit
spent the weekend visiting Mrs
Patty Ann Moore and daughter,
Wiki 10. They spent Sunday eve-
ming with Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Junk
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Bukey.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Jones of Park
erSburg, w. Va, were visitors at
Sugar Run Farm on Saturday.
Jerry Balo is the new owner of
the Winfough Implement Co.; farm
implement dealer selling Mineap-
oils Moline equipment. The firm
viii be known as the Balo Inple-
ment Company.
At the TV Canteen program in
Columbus last week, Joy Cooper
and Bill Justice were the winners
of the jitterbug contest. Mt. Ster-
ling was well represented with STU
dents at this program.
The March 28 meeting of Sterl-
ing Garden Club was at the home of
Mrs. Howard Moss. The nominat-
ing committee reported that to
date no president had been elected
for the coming year, but vice pres
ident will be Mrs. Cecil Yerian;
secretary, Mrs. ]. M. Bukey and
treasurer, Mrs. Fred Young. The
club will go with the London group
by bus to visit the garden in Mans
field on May 1. The 1855 edition of
o. M. Scott and Sons Co. Lawn
Care" has been presented to the
Public Library. Mrs. Bob Fulton
and Mrs. John Junk recently at
tended a meeting of the garden
club in Harrisburg.
J. M. Bukey attended a meeting
of the officers and directors of the
Morgan Horse Club of Ohio at the
Mattox home in Mansfield last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Webber re-
Gently attended the Independent
Bankers Assoc, in New Orleans,
La.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Anderson
have returned to their home here
after spending the winter in Flor
ida.
Mrs. Edna Armstrong, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Armstrong and daugh-
ter Of Mt. Sterling and Lynn Jac-
obs of GAINESVILLE, recently spent
the weekend in Nashville, Tenn,
visiting with Jo Lynn Armstrong,
who IS 8 student at Treverca Naz-
arene College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holtzmuller of the
Mt. Sterling Flower Gardens have
just returned from a winter in
Florida.
1T isthe duty of all good citi-
zcns to remember their obligations
TO their fellows, and set the ex-
ample of moral virtues. Good deeds
are contagious"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-04-13

Harley McAdam, Mrs. Mabel Wi.
bright, Mrs. Melvin Dillon, Mrs.
James Adelsberger, Mrs. Ernest
Reed, Mrs. Rodger Warfel, Miss
Linda Thomas, Miss Vickie Spach-
ner, Miss Betty Howsmon, Miss
Bertha Littler. Gifts were sent by
Mrs. Harold Murry, Mrs. Frank
Dillon, Miss Phyllis Dillon, Miss
Joy Dillon, Mrs. Donald Foulk
and Mrs. Glen Dillon. Games were
played, with prizes going to Mrs.
Mabel Wibright, Mrs. Louie Beck
er and Mrs. Melvin Dillon. Delici-
Gus refreshments were served by
the hoSteSses.
Friday, the eighth grade takes
the state pupils test. Mary John
son, an eighth grade student will
be unable to attend school then, as
she just returned from the, hos
pital following an appendix opera
ton.
The County Music Festival is in
London High School April 25.
Some of Mrs. Layman's music stu
dents will participate.
It may be true that time is mon-
ey, but is seldom an even trade.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-04-13
Hilliard Boy
Found Dead
In Warehouse

Jon Allen Meeker, seven ye ar
old son of Mr. and Mrs. James
Meeker, 104 North Norwich st.
Hilliard, was killed Monday eve
ming when a $50 pound bundle of
empty grain bags fell on him while
ne was supposedly playing in a
warehouse of the Russell Grain Co.
The boy was the object of an
intensive search in billiards Mon
day evening after his mother be-
came alarmed when he did not
return to his home after school.
His body was discovered at 8 pm.
pinned against the wall by the
heavy bundle of sacks, by Robert
Ramsey an employee Of the Russ
ell Grain Co. Ramsey stated that
he had seen the boy enter the
warehouse once or twice on pre-
vious occasions.
His father, James Meeker is al
so an employee of the Grain Co.
but he was said to be ou of town
delivering a truck load of grain
when the tragedy occurred.
Dr. Robert A, Exams, Franklin
County coroner ordered the body
to the County morgue to make
sure that there was no evidence
of foul play 1t was then turned
ever to the Jay D. Ferguson Fun
eral Home in Plain City the next
morning.
Surviving besides the parents
are 3 sisters, Sue, Connie and Deb
ra; 2 brothers, Mark and Douglas;
his paternal grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Meeker of Plain
City; Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene loops
of Dayton, maternal grandparents
and maternal great grandmother,
Mrs. Stella Corson of Dayton.
Friends of the family call at
the Jay D.. Ferguson Funeral
Home in Plain City until 1870
am. Thursday. Services will be
held in the Hilliard Methodist
church at 2 p m. Thursday. Bur-
ial will be in the cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-04-13
l@!sOLDO0Rg
THf OHIO DIVISION or MLDufE

Columbus, Ohio-April is con-
servation month in Ohio. Schools
and civic groups will pay tribute to
Ohio's natural resources OF soil,
water, forests, minerals and Wild
life with special observances on
Arbor Day, Friday. April q.
In proclaiming Friday, April 27
as Arbor Day, Governor Lausche
asks that the day be set aside in
commenoration and observance of
an outstanding achievement by the
citizenry of this great state and a
day on which it is appropriate that
we renew the significant conseva-
ton pledge II give my pledge as
an American to save and faithful
ly defend from waste, the natural
resources of my country-its soil
and minerals, its forests, waters
and wildlife."
A. w. Marion, Director of the
Department of Natural Resources,
and Hayden w. Olds, Chief, Ohio
Division of Wildlife, join Governor
Lausche in urging Ohioans to OBJ
serve conservation month and Fri
day, April q, as Arbor Day,
Columbus, Ohio During the
spring months when rabbits, pleas
ants, quail and other kinds of wild
life are having their young, mans
best friend, the dog, can often be
the worst enemy of wildlife.
Wildlife officials are concerned
about the large number of dogs
which are permitted to run free,
right at this time when most young
animals are. still unable to care for
themselves.
It is a known fact that hunting
dogs save considerable game for
the hunter during the open season
and the Division of Wildlife en-
courages the use of good hunting
dogs to help keep the loss of Grip
pies to a minimum.
1t is further known that good
hunting dogs must have field train
ing and experience. The Division of
Wildlife is suggesting that if it is
necessary to give dogs field work
at this time, they should be kept
under control, on leash if pos
sible.
Columbus, Ohio-Asa part Of the
Division of Wildlife'S program to
devolp a game bird which will
adapt itself to areas outside the
normal pheasant range, 1900 ring
neck pheasant hybrids are being
released in Portage County.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-04-13
PlunWOOd Resaca
MRS. GLENN DILLON
PHONE RESAcA 7-23o5

Mr.. Irwin Kaufman Of Resaca
suffered a heart attack last Satur-
day. He will be confined to his
home for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Collier and
daughters of Resaca spent Sunday
with his mother in Mechanicsburg.
Thursday, April II, is a special
meeting of the Mothers Booster
Club at Monroe School Building at
pm. There will be a guest speak
er.
Master Cary Davis of Plain City
spent Saturday and Sunday with
Jimmie kaufman of Resaca. The
occasion was Jimmie's eighth
birthday.
Saturday night, April IA, is the
Spring Fork Grange Euchre party
at Monroe School Building at S
pm. All proceeds go to help pay
for the house trailer for Mrs. FL
len Hatcher of Rosedale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Hunter Of
Springfield have new daughter,
Debra Ruth, arrived March 28.
Mrs. Nancy Lands is still con-
fined to her home with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Cornwell
and Bill spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Wollam
and family of near Sumnerford
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Holland ard
Lynn spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Worthington. Easter
Sunday, Miss Arlene Worthington
and ner fiance of New Mexico,
visited her grandparents, the Clyde
Worthingtons. .-
Monday evenings Mrs Russell
Cornwell and Mrs. Dave Ward
gave a miscellaneous shower for
Mrs. Robert Sullivan formerly
Janet Reed). Guests were Mrs. ELL
Sworth Grewen, Mrs. Paul Brown,
Mrs. William Cornwell, Mrs. Louie
Becker, Mrs. Donald Becker, Mrs.
Vernon Boyd, Mrs. Cletis Hows-
mon, Mrs. Paul Mouser, Mrs. Ken
meth Haskins, Mrs. John Becker,
Mrs. Louie Thomas, Mrs. Deane
Long, Mrs. Lola Holland, Mrs.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-04-13
Spring Concert
For 4 Schools
Tues. April II

Music Supervisor, Opal Daley
has announced that the joint band
and chorus Spring Concert" will
be held on the evening of April
18th, at 8 p. m. IN the Union Lo-
cal school auditorium at Milford
Center.
Schools which will take part in
the annual event are, Jackson Lo-
cal, Dover Local, Jerome -Millcreek
Local and RoSedale.
The public IS invited to attend
this gala spring event. No admis-
sion will be charged, but silver
offering will be taken and the
money will be divided among the
above mentioned schools for their
music fund
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-04-13
Pvt. r. E. Deboard
COMPLETES Course
At Fort Lee Va.

FORT LEE, VA.-Pvt. Roscoe
f. Deboard, 1S, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roscoe Deboard, Route 3
Plain City, Ohio, recently was
graduated from the supply handl-
ing course at the Quarter1naster
School, Fort Lee, Va.
In the eight-week course, De-
board was trained to load and un-
load supplies and equipment, to OPP
crate Notwithstanding equip
ment and to assist in the receipt,
storage, issue, sale and salvage of
technical or general materials.
Deboard entered the Army in
October 1855 and received basic
training at Fort Leonard Wood
Mo.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-04-13
Boy Scouts Plan
200 Trees At Camp

Fifteen Boy Scouts from Troop
90. Plain City accompanied by Mr..
Monroe Yoder and Mr. Paul Glib
son left Friday evening and re-
turned home Sunday afternoon
from Camp Lazarus.
= During their stay at camp, they
among other things, planted ap-
proXimately 200 young trees.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-04-13

All 1900 birds to be releas released each site Releases will
ed in southeastern April
16 release sites with IS birds vision MldIfe
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-04-13

There's never been a greater Plymouth and
there's neuer been a Plymouth that's easier to
olUn. See your Plymouth dealer today!
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-05-24
w. II. Knight
Funeral Held
On Monday

. William r. Knight, 33, of 1864
Holridge Road, Silver Spring,
died last Thursday at Suburban
Hospital following an accident
with bulldozer.
An electrician and carpenter,
Mr.. Knight, native of Howard
County, had lived in Montgomery
County since he was a child. He
attended Montgomery Blair High
School and served in the Air Force
for three years during World War
ii. He was a member of the Ken
sington Volunteer Fire Depart
ment.
Surviving are his wifes Bessie;
his mother, Mrs. Nettie Knight,
Silver Spring; two brothers, Rob
ert Knight, Silver Spring and
George Knight, Rockville, and
two sisters, Mrs. Leonard Howes,
Fairland, and Mrs. Washington
H. Thompson Hollywood Park.
Funeral services were held
Monday at 3 pm. at Colesville
Methodist Church. Rev. Paul
Groseclose officiated and mem.
bers of the Kensington Fire De.
partment served as pallbearers.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-05-24
Gaithersburg 985-J-2

wishes to express its sympathy
to the family of Willis Windsor
who died on May 13. Mr.. Wind.
sor is survived by his wife, Cath
crime and three children.
DR.. and Mrs. David T. Rees and
their three children have moved
into the Gardners' house in
Clarksburg. DR.. Rees will prac-
tice internal medicine and pedia-
tries at his office on and after
June l. Call Gaithersburg 982
for an appointment for evenings,
Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.
Mrs. Melvin Beall celebrated
her birthday on May 9.
Mrs. w. F. Cheeks celebrated
her birthday on May 13.
Thirty-five scouts of Troop 2O9
of the Woodside Methodist
Church spent the weekend at
Camp Elbow near Clarksburg.
Charles Clum is the scoutmaster.
Ralph Flaherty, Charles Robb
and Harry Pierce are the coun-
selors. They arranged a special
program with large campfire
on Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cheeks
celebrated their wedding anniver.
sary on May 13.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-05-24

Among the graduates of Mont
gomery Junior College this June
is expected to be Robert Butts
Jr. of Bethesda.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-05-24
Rockville BaDtists
Crown Miss Hawkes.

Last Sunday evening a corona.
tion service was held at the Rock.
vile Baptist Church for the Girls
Auxiliary of the Women's Mis-.
sionary Union to recognize the
members Of this organization for
their work during the past year.
The theme of the program,
written by Miss Joyce Snyder,
educational director, was Lamp.
lighters for Jesus. Narration
was by Mrs. Leonard Beall,
young peoples director, and
awards were presented by Mrs.
Douglas Holden, Junior Girls
Aixlhdry counselor.
Four groups were recognized
according to the amount of work
accomplished. They were e
maidens, ladies-in-waiting, prin.
cesses and the queen.
The service was climaxed by
the crowning of the queen, Miss
Betty Hawkes., daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Hawkes. of 302
Monroe Street, Rockville. Miss
Hawkes. spoke on "What It
Means to Me to be a Christian"
and was crowned by Mrs. Ray.
mond Evans, president of the
Rockville Baptist. Women's Mis-.
sionary Society.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-05-24
Tea PreUielUs
July Supper
For Hospital

Country ham and an antique
car two highlights of the coming
Montgomery General Hospitals s
annual supper to be given by the
Women's Board the last Tuesday
in July, were previeWed at last
Thursdays tea sponsored by the
committee for the suppers an
tique and bric-a-brac table.
Held at Hollow Tree Farm, the
country home of the Homer King
Vanns, the tea was attended by
almost 200 Montgomery and How
ard County women. They brought
gifts for the table, estimated to
bring in about $500 when sold at
the supper.
Among the many objests dart
contributed were old coin silver
spoons, collectors items.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Ladson
Jr. and their children, Timmy and
Judy, dressed in early driving cos
tunes, arrived at the tea in DR..
Ladson's 1912 model Ford Tor
pedo. This car and another one
owned by Calvin Martin will be
used for rides at the supper as
one of the fund raising activi-
ties.
Mrs. Vann, chairman, and Mrs,
Frank Wilson, co-chairman of
the antique table committee were
hostesses for the tea. Mrs. p.
Garland Ligon, president of the
women'S board, Mrs. Frank Zeig-
Ter, chairman of last years table
that raised $4,000, Mrs. Richard
Pue, treasurer of the women's
board and Mrs. Wilson poured.
Assisting in receiving the gifts
were Mrs. Warren Tydings, Mrs.
Frank Wilson Jr. and Mrs. James
p. Kerr
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-05-24
KilliOn, Bradford
Head City Civilians

Robert Killion has been elect
ed first permanent president of
the newly-formed Rockville Civ
itan Club. Other officers elect
ed Monday evening are Aldon
Bradford, first vice-president;
Paul King, second Wce-president,
and James Gribble, treasurer.
Members of the board of direc-
tors are Roy Passin, Henry
Dietlp, Spencer Stevens and DR..
Harold Holbrook. Officers will
be installed at a meeting June
II.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-05-24

Brethren will speak on the
theme, Memories That Really
Profit Us. The worship pro-
gram will observe Memorial
Day, with the choir bringing a
special anthem.
Memorial Day holiday is regu-
larly used by Brethren in this
district as day to assemble in
their work clothes to get Camp
Peniel ready for the summer
season. Pastor Arthur Warner
of Flower Hill Church urges his
people to use their day in this
way.
Saturday several carloads of
junior high students from Flower
Hill will attend the annual dis.
trict junior high rally at the New
Windsor Service Center.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-05-24
|Olney Church Festival
Slated This Saturday

Everything from a training
Nike to the most handsome
babies of Montgomery County
will be on display at st. Johns
Episcopal Church, Olney, during
their May festival Saturday from
s am. when the flower mart
opens to s pm. when the doors
close at the dining hall.
The sweet shop offers an as.
soTtment of homemade bakery
goods and candy. The flower
mart offers vegetables, flowers,
plants and garden accessories in
abundance. An auction will be
held at 4 pm. offering anything
from furniture to lawn mowers.
There will be clowns, booths, a
snack bar and pony rides will be
available for the kids. Books will
also be on sale.
AT 4:30 pm. the Montgomery
County Light Opera Association
will sing selections from the
"Mikado".
A parade at noon will be led
by Bruno Laako and his Sher.
wood Band and will include anti
que automobiles in competition
for three cups, as well as soldiers
from the Nike station.
Shades of medieval Olney, Eng
land, will come to life in the ira
ditional pancake race, a Shrove
Tuesday tradition in England.
Maryland housewives will parti.
cipate.
Dinner will be served from /
to 8 pm. offering country ham
and homemade biscuits. Prices
are adults $1.50, children 75c.
Judging for the baby contest
begins at $3.50 pm. and is open
to all babies under three years
of age.
The proceeds of the event will
go toward the building fund OF
the church. headed by Calvin
Hines. Paul Lennox of Sunshine
is general chairman of the event
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-05-24
CLARKSBURG NEWS
By Miss Joan Edwards

The MYF met May 13 at the
Germantown Church at Z 2. m.
Rev. Milton Burdette was guest
speaker at Clarksburg Church on
May Is.
Plans are being made to have
church roll call Sunday in the
Clarksburg Church on Sunday at
IL a. m.
Holy Communion will be OBJ.
served in all of the churches on
the charge June 3 at the regular
service.
Miss Dorothy Marshall is re.
covering at Sinai Hospital in Bal
timore where she is a student
nurse completing her second
year. Miss Marshall was taken
i'll on May 4.
The community of Clarksburg
wishes to express it's sympathy to
the family of Lloyd Day, who
uleo on May 3.
Miss Theresa King, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert King, eel.
ebrated her second birthday with
party on May II.
Russell Cordell and Welty Cor.
dell visited their brother, Eliza,
May IL. Eliza Cordell is at home
recovering from a recent opera.
ton performed at the Takoma
Park Sanitarium.
The community of Clarksburg
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-05-24
Hadassah to Sponsor
Beth FL Services

The Hadassah organization of
Montgomery County will spon-
sor Friday evening services at
Congregation Beth FL of Mont.
gomery County at $50 pm.
From lions Hill" is the title of
the sermon to be given by Rabbi
Norris Gordon who will conduct
the service assisted by Cantor
Wolfe Mostow. The congrega-
ton meets at 8215 Old George.
town Road, Bethesda.
The Rabbinical Selection Com.
mittee of Congregation Beth FL
of Montgomery County led by
Rabbi Morris Gordon will discuss
THE Role Of the Rabbi Today"
on station WMAL-TV at / pm.
Sunday. Participants will in
clude Milton Whitman. Irving
Cheslaw, Sy Wolf, Ted Rosen.
berg and Albert Roistacher.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-05-24
Bank Elects Jones,
Maxwell to Posts

DR.. Steven N. Jones, Rockville
physician, has been elected a di-
rector of the Farmers Banking
and Trust Co. DR.. Jones. whose
father, j. Hampson Jones, was
secretary of the bank for many
years, replaced the late DR.. Ed
win Broome in the directors
post.
At the meeting Monday even.
ing E. w. Maxwell, former
assistant secretary, was named
secretary of the bank to replace
Mrs. " L. Bogley. Mrs. Bogley
resigned last month after more
than 80 years with Farmers
Bank.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-05-24
Five Join Reformed
Church on PentecOst

aFaith United Church received
tiVe new members into its fel.
lowship on Pentecost Sunday.
Ihey are Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald
Barnett, Mr., and Mrs. Rudy
Mechelke and Miss Betty Russ.
The consistory Of the church
has announced the appointment
OF Otto F. Seeler of South Bend,
Ind, as the architect for its
building program. The group
hopes to be able to erect a first
unit by the end of the year. Cur
rently this Evangelical and Re.
formed Church mission is meet.
ing in the parsonage at 21O2
Stnaley Avenue, Twinbrook.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-05-24
Kulich Changes Date

John G.. Kulich, Social Secur-
ity Administration representative,
will be in the County Office
Building in Rockville Tuesday in
stead of Wednesday, because of
the Memorial Day holiday. He
will observe his regular $3.50 am.
to 2 p. m. hours.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-05-24
Flower Hill Pastor
Speaks on Memories

Sunday morning the pastor of
the Flower Hill Church of the
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-05-24
.MCJC Girl Observes
Bas MitZyah Friday

Judy Osias, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Max Osias of 27O7
Blaine Drive, Chevy Chase, will
sobserve her Bas Mitzvah at the
late Friday evening services at
Montgomery County Jewish
Community, Chevy Chase, at $50
pm. Miss Osias will participate
in the service and in a special
Bas Mitzvah ceremony.
Family night will also be OBJ.
served with children having birth.
days during the month of MAY
being specially honored.
Sabbath morning services will
begin at 9:15 am. Stephen Rich.
ard Leventhal, son of DR.. and
Mrs. Sydney Leventhal of 700
Greyrock Drive. Silver Spring,
VIII observe his Bar Mitzvah.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-05-24
Professionalism Affirms'
Is Sermon Topic

Professionalism Affirms" will be
the second of series of sermons
at the Twinbrook Baptist Chapel
on the general theme, Church
Membership Today. Rev. John
w. Laney will discuss some of
the basic principles of Protes.
tantism in this sermon during
the IL o'clock service on Sunday
morning.
The Twinbrook Baptist Chapel
IS meeting temporarily in the
Lone Oak Elementary School,
Grandin Avenue and Woodburn
Road, Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-05-24
Forest Oak, Mt. Carmel
Will Honor Dead

Memorial services will be held
Wednesday at Mt. Carmel Meth.
odist Church Cemetery in Sun.
shine and at Forest Oak Gene.
terry.
Rev. M. Ackerman will preach
at the IL am. ceremony at Sun.
shine. Guest speaker for the
Forest Oak observance, to begin
at 10 am, will be Rev. Muller
OF Grace Church, Gaithersburg.