Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-09-04
Religious Affairs
Minister'S
Son Due Back
From Europe
BY Koko Wittenburg
Church Editor

and Mrs. Arthur L. Warner of the
Flower Hill Church of the
Brethren in Gaithersburg, is ex-
pected to return home this week
end after studying in Edrope for
two years. Warner a graduate
of Gaithersburg High School,
plans to enroll at the Bridgewater
College in Virginia this Fall,
where he completed two years of
studies before his trip abroad.
Warner, under the auspices of
the Brethren Service Commission,
studied, worked, and also taught
English while on his overseas as
signment. His headquarters in
Guided Vienna and Linz, Austria,
and Kassel, Germany.
Faith United Church, 2208
Rockland Avenue, Rockville, will
begin its Fall schedule of wor-
ship services this Sunday, with
church school at 9:45 AM. and
morning worship at IL. All 8 PM.
Sunday, the church will hold a
Parents Night aimed to depict
the role parents play in Christian
education. Program leader will
be Miss Leona Poppe, field worker
in Christian Education for the
Evangelical and Reformed
Church. Miss Pope will be work
ing with the parents and teachers
of the local church school Sep
TENDER SO.
Registration for the Sunday
School of the Bethesda. Chevy
Chase Jewish Community Group
will be held Sunday at 10 AM. at
Green Acres School on DanvilIe
Drive, Bethesda. This Sunday
School, now in its 18th year, is
open to families Interested in pro-
viding a knowledge of Jewish
tradition and culture to their
boys and girls. Further informa-
ton may be obtained from Mrs.
Howard Goodman, SIS. director.
at OIL. 6-794O; or from Mrs. Ruth
SOlOw, membership chairman, at
EN-. 3-2988.
An antique show and sale, fea-
turing unusual items displayed
by 25 dealers, will be held at the
Trinity Parish Hall in Upper
Marlboro from September 1919.
Proceeds from this first annual
event will go toward the restora-
ton of the church, which will
celebrate its 150th year in 1860
A valuable exhibit of Worcester
china, some pieces dating from
1750-1783, owned by DR.. Richard
L. Sylvester, will be on display.
Show hours will be from IL AM
to 10 PM, September II and IS;
II AM. to 6 PM. on September
10.
Slicoth services, the m o t
unique of all services in the Jew
iSh liturgy, will be observed at
midnight Saturday at the Mont
gomery County Jewish Commu-
nifty in Chevy Chase. Rabbi Tzvi
H. Porath and Cantor Norman
Gewirtz will present a Tour of
the High Holiday Prayer Book"
in the service additionally held
four to 10 days prior to the Jew
ish New Year.
A conference for the church
school workers of the Rockville
Methodist Church will be held
Sunday from $3.50 to PM. to
finalize plans for the Fall and
Winter program. Nearly So
teachers and officers of the
church school are expected to at
tend the conference workshops.
Among the speakers will be Meta
Lindsay, of Washington, ID. c.,
and DIR. Mary Alice DOuty, execu-
tive secretary of the Baltimore
Conference Commission of Board
of Education.
The Methodist Youth Fellow
ship of the Rockville Methodist
Church is sponsoring a Record
Hop September 4, to which they
have invited the young people
from Rockville Presbyterian
Church and MILAN Memorial
Methodist Church of Wheaton.
No admission will be charged but
the youngsters have to pay 15c
to get out!
A Fall Fashion Show, Lunch.
con and Church Tour will be held
in the new building of the Christ
Episcopal Church in Kensington
September II at 1890 Latest Fall
fashions from the Clothes Horse
Wheaton; the Stork Set, Silver
Spring, and Happy Times Toys
Chevy Chase, will be modelled by
II models from the Keye Agency
of Bethesda. Hair styling will be
provided by the Pegelane Beauty
Shop in Kensington.
About 1900 Baptists from Mary
land and the District of Columbia
are expected to attend a leader
ship institute and workshop in
Baltimore September 8-12.
Mrs. PapsiderO's