Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-26
Gaithersburg
Holy Week
Observance
Scheduled
By MolIie w. Christie
Gaithersburg $50


occupy much Of the attention
and activity Of townspeople this
week.
Tonight CThursday) will be
marked by the union Holy
Thursday Communion services
at the Grace Methodist Church,
with the Rev. Henry ]. Muller
officiating.
Union Good Friday services
will be held tomorrow at the
Epworth Methodist Church,
with seven area ministers par
ticipating.
Our notice of last week con-
corning the Good Friday serv-
ices became bit curtailed as it
made its way into print. The
full list of clergymen who will
speak ON the Seven Last Words
is: First Word, the Rev. Arthur
L. Warner, Flower Hill Church
of the Brethren; Second Word,
the Rev. B. Frank Foster, First
Baptist; Third Word, the Rev.
Chester w. Rill, Washington
Grove Methodist; Fourth Word,
the Rev. Henry ]. Muller, Grace
Methodist; Fifth Word, the Rev.
Albert w. LEM, Neelsville Pres
byterian; Sixth Word, the Rev.
James P. Kerr, Boyds Presby-
terrain; Seventh Word, the Rev.
B F. Hartley, Clarksburg and
Germantown Methodist. The
services will begin at II noon
and be concluded at 8 pm.
At Ascension Episcopal Chap.
el, the Good Friday observance
Is scheduled for 8 pm. with the
Rev. Harry Dalzell in charge.
Mr.. Dalzell and the Rev. VII.
Ham Mercer of st. Luke's Lu-
theran Church in Redland will
jointly conduct two Good Fri.
day services In the auditorium
Of the Atomic Energy Building,
one at 1918 pm. and the other
at 1855. A large choral group,
made up Of employees of the
Commission, will present por.
tons of The st. Matthew Pas
sion, by Schultz.
Easter Day win be ushered ir
with sunrise services at $3.50
am. at the First Baptist Church
the Rev. B. Frank Foster Off
eating.
At Ascension Episcopal, morn
ing worship Il scheduled for
o'clock and again at $3.50.
Two Easter morning services
win also be held at Epwortl
Methodist, at $50 and again a
II. At the latter, the sacramen
Of baptism will be observed
Eleven o'clock Easter worship
will be conducted at the Grac,
Methodist and at the First Bap
tist.
Dr.. and Mrs. Robert kindred
and their children, Jennifer
Steven and Nancy, of Charlottes
ville, Va, are visiting here a
the home of Mrs. Kindreds par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow
Adams. Dr.. Kindred, who is 4
member of the staff of the Uni
versity Of Virginia Hospital, 4,
engaged in q two.week period o.
active training at the tissue banl
Of the National Naval Medica
Center.
Mrs. Elmer +. Fletcher Is re
operating at home after sur
gerry last week at Suburban Hos
pital.
Mrs. Andrew Hugar enter
tanned on Monday evening at ,
storiS shower honoring Mrs. AL
vim Evans. About IS guests at
tended the pink-andlblue party
Mrs. Jessie Peden returned t.
her home in GAINESVILLE. Ark.
last Friday after a visit will
her brother-in-law and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hayward
Mrs. Peden was here for tn,
Haywards' 18th wedding ami
versary celebration on March 2
when Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Srnitl
entertained at a large famil,
gathering in honor Of the occa
sion. Last weekend, Mrs. Hay
ward and Mrs. Peden enjoyed
a visit to the home of another
sister, Mrs. Frank Holt, in Key
ser, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Younf
were hosts on Sunday to Is o.
their relatives at a dinner part,
honoring the christening of Mrs
Young's two little nieces, Susar
and Deborah Crenshaw. TIL,
young ladies are the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cren
shaw of Kensington.
We're glad to report that Mrs
Delbert Foster is convalescins
satisfactorily after surgery las
week at the George Washington
University Hospital.
Little Ricky Bryant, infant
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bry
ant. returned home on THURSDAY
after a months treatment al
Children's Hospital.
Mrs. William X. Teepe was
the hostess when the Washing
ton Grove Homemakers met al
the Grove Church on THURSDAY