Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-02-13
Religious Affairs
World Day
OF Prayer
To Be Noted
BY KOIkO Wittenburg
Church Editor

Church Editor
A special interdenominational
worship service will be held in
Rockville on February 81 at /
PM. in commemoration of the
72nd Annual World Day of
Prayer.
The service will be held at the
Crusader Lutheran Church, Viers
Mill Road and Broadwood Drive,
with the Rev. Howard A. Wilson
delivering a sermonette. The
Crusader Church Women's Guild
will conduct a nursery during the
service and serve refreshments
following the service.
Rockville programs in connec-
ton with the World Day of Pray
er are sponsored by women's or
CARNATIONS of a different church
each year. The special day of
prayer is observed each year on
the first Friday of the Lenten
season in an effort to unite Chris.
tians around the world in prayer
and to make an offering for mis-
sionS at home and abroad.
This year the planning commit
tee consists of Shirley Wilson,
Jean Powell, Norine Malless, and
Elsie Lundein, all of Crusader
Lutheran Church.
Three Rockville Boy Scouts re-
ceived high Catholic honor at a
ceremony at st. Matthews Cathe-
dral in Washington last Sunday
The boys receiving the Ad AL
tare Del medal for service to the
church, knowledge of the church,
and participation in church ac-
tivities included Anthony Condit
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt N
Condit. of 1908 Atlantic Avenue:
John Crowley son of Mr.. and
Mrs John NJ. Crowley, 1906 Viers
Mill Road; and Eric Landenburg-
err, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
A. Landenburger 1905 Viers Mill
Road. The boys are members of
Boy Scout Troop 472 from st.
Mary's Church of Rockville.
The Altar Guild of Christ Epis.
cOpaI Church, Rockville, has
scheduled its annual Silver Tea
and Bake Sale for Shrove Tues
day, February Is, from 2:30 to
5 PM. The affair will be in the
Church Rectory, LOT South Wash
ington Street.
The st. Mary's Episcopal
Church of Wheaton will sponsor
its Annual Bake Sale tomorrow
from 10 Am. at the Wheaton
Coop. Mrs. F. L. Raymond of
Silver Spring is chairman of the
sale of home baked goods.
| Games, food, dancing, and a
variety of activities are planned
for a Valentine Party for young
adults on Saturday at $3.50 PM,
sponsored by the Young Adult
Class Of the Rockville Methodist
Church. The informal party will
be held in Wesley Hall.
An informal dance on Valen.
tines Day will be sponsored by
the Mems Club of Christ Episco.
pal Church, Rockville, at the
Rockville Civic Center from 10
PM. to l. Tickets for the dance
are available at the Parish Of
flee, 107 S. Washington Street
Pancake and sausage are on the
menu of a supper March l from
a to s PM. at the Sandy Spring
Fire Hall, sponsored by the Ash
ton Methodist Men. Tickets are
on sale under the direction of
James Kibbe, president of the
mems club. Other officers of the
recently chartered club are VIII
liam Brady of Olney. vice presi-
dent; Stanley O'Neale of Ednor.
secretary; Paul Boerum, Ednor.
treasurer; and Reuben Hett,
Highland, correspondent. Pastor
Of the church is the Rev. Gerald
Alderman.
New committee chairmen Of
the Rockville Unitarian Center
have been appointed as follows:
Anne Unger, Religious Educa.
ton; Bob Prestemon, Church