Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-23
Religious Affairs
Turkey, Ham
Suppers in
Full Swing
BY KokO Wittenburg
Church Editor

ana IldIIl uIlIleT SedSOIl, WllIl SpC-
cial emphasis on homemade
baked goods and handicrafts fear
tured at their bazaars.
Coming up Saturday are din
ners at the Oak Chapel Methodist
Church at Layhill, one at the
Clarksburg Church Hall spon-
sored by the Clarksburg WSCS.
Mt. Carmel Church in Sunshine,
and at the Grace Methodist
Church of Gaithersburg. Noven1-
ber 1 dinners include those OF
Boyds Ladies Aid Society, Adams
town Reformed Church, Damas-
Gus Methodist Church, and the
Hunting Hill Methodist Church.
Election Day dinners will be fea-
tured on November A by the Sal
EN- Methodist Church at the Orn.
dorff Memorial Hall in Brooke
Vile and at the Poolesville
Methodist Church.
Epworth Methodist Church of
Gaithersburg will have turkey
dinner and bazaar on November
6, same date of supper of st.
Marks Episcopal Church of Fair.
land.
Pony rides for the hddies
will be the special attraction
of the Crusad d er Lutheran
Church's bazaar on NOvem-
ber 8 at Veirs Mill rd. and
BrOadwood In Rockville. A
western theme will be used
for the bazaar from 10 to 4
p.m., with lunches served
from IL am. to 2 pm.
Following trick or treating"
on the evening of October 81, sew
eral Rockville churches win hold
Hallowe' en- parties for their
youngsters who collect pennies
and dimes for the United Nations
Children's s Fund. Among the
party sponsors will be the Rock.
Vile Methodist Church which win
throw a party for their first grad
ers through junior high school
students from 7:30 to 9 pm. Mrs.
Gilman Graves and Mrs. James
Duckworth are planning the Hal
lowe'en festivity.
The Lu ther Lea que of st.
Lukes Evang e. ic al Lutheran
Church of Redland will give a
Halloween party for all ages
Sunday at 7 pm. In the Fellow
ship Hall. Trick or treaters of st.
Lukes will visit homes in their
community on October 30 to help
the cause of UNICEF.
The First Baptist Church OF
Rockville plans to launch a "For.
ward Program" this Sunday, to
meet the growing needs Of a COM
prehenslve stewardship program.
according to Russell Weigel, gen
eral chairman. The program,
which will include a Loyalty Din
ner on November 13, will cover
budget planning, budget promo
ton, budget pledging. and plans
for office help. Victory Day on
November % will bring the in
tensive campaign to close.
The ladies of the Flower Hin
Church of the Brethren In Red.
land have added a unique type OF
service for their church supper
Saturday, November /, from 2 to
8 pm, they will run a curb serv-
ice of Observation-Disclosures for
those who do not want to use the
customary table service.
The Rockville Unitarian Cen
ter, which meets at the West
Rockville Elemetary School, has
come up with a Crying Room"
for parents of young children
Audio engineers are Phil Pearson
and Walt Robbins.
DR.. j. r. Parker, Methodist
evangelist from Wilmore, KY,
will conduct revival services at
the Pines Community Church on
Travilah rd. October % to No
vember 9. The public Is invited
to the series of services which
will begin at 8 nightly in the
interdenominational community
church. The Rev. Tha wiley
Holmes is pastor of the church.
Kexin Wayne Fink, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy Fink was bap-
tized recently by the Rev. VIII
liam II. Mercer, pastor Of the
st. Lukes Evangelical Lutheran
Church OF Redland.
Two Sunday evening panel dis
cussions will be sponsored by the
Advancement Committee of the
Sandy Spring Friends Meeting at
the Friends Community House in
Sandy Spring. On November 2
at 8 pm. "Brief History of the
Society Of Friends" Mysticism"
and "If Not Creeds and Sacra-
ments, What?" will be discussed
by Isabel Wesley, Raymond d
Havens, and Rebecca Small, re-
spectively. Other topics Of the
work and beliefs of the Friends
Society will be discussed on No
vember 16. Everybody Is wei
come to the panel discussions,
which will be followed by ques-
tions from the floor.