Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-23

CAioLLA1dn u lie WOIIlGIl group.
The Blessing will be given by
the Rev. Marian Michael. pastor
of the host church, and DR.. Carl
r. Pritchett, pastor of the Be
thesda Presbyterian Church, will
give the benediction.
Mrs. Dan I. McKeithen, Coun.
Gil president, has announced that
reservations may be made
through local churches. A nur.
sery will be provided for pre-.
school children.
Passover, the Festival of Free.
dom, was ushered In last night
by Jewish families, with a home
ritual known as the Seder. In
this service the Jewish family
re-creates and re-llves the exc.
dus from Egypt some $3.50 years
ago.
Special services commemor.
ating Passover will be held at
the Montgomery County Jewish
Community, 2901 East-W est
hgwy., Chevy Chase, today at
8 am. and $3.50 PM, and to.
morrow at 8 am. Special chill.
dren's services will be conduct.
ed today and tomorrow at 10
am.
Women of the Flower Fill
Church of the Brethren COM
bined fellowship, hard work, an
abundance of grease, and I've to-
gether at several Monday night
parties" and produced 500
pounds Of homemade soap for
the Overseas Relief Clothing
project. Last week two cars
from the Flower Hill Church
transported the soap to the
Church World Service Center
In New Windsor, Md, which viii
ship the soap overseas.
Making the trip to New Wind
sor were Mrs. Russell FitZwater,
instigator of the soap-making
project, Ethel Harding, Pauline
Hutchinson, Theda Miller, and
Alice Warner.
Members of Court Forest Glen
No. 961, Catholic Daughters Of
America, will hold their annual
Day of Recollection at the Wash,
ington Retreat House on Hare
wood I'd, Wash, D. c., this Sun.
day. Rev. Michael J. Farrell will
be the Retreat Master. Co-chair.
men of the affair are Mrs. Fran
ces EcIsenrode and Mrs. Mary
Abel.
The newly formed Gathers.
burg congregation of Jehovah's
Witnesses announced this week
plans to construct a Kingdom
Hall, according TO OrWlle J.
Richie, presiding minister of
the group. Location of the new
structure has not yet been def
nitely determined.
The Gaithsrsburg Jehovah's
Witnesses, now meeting at the
home of their assistant minister,
Raymond T. Adwell on Oak.
mont ave-, Gaithersburg, met
for several years with the Ken
sington-Wheaton congregation
prior TO their organization. Min
lister of the group Is Orville J.
Richie, who moved from Hill
crest Heights, Prince Georges
County, upon his appointment
by the Watchtower Bible and
Tract Society, governing body
Of the Jehovah's Witnesses. The
Gaithersburg group started with
50 members early In March and
has grown to nearly IS.
The Unitarian Church Of
Rockville will hear Albert Tar.
ka, graduate student at Howard
University School of Social
Work, at It's 10:45 am. service
this Sunday. Mr.. Tarka Is a for
mer priest Of the National Po-
lish Catholic Church. The group
meets at the West Rockville Ele-
mentary School on Bealle ave.
The Rev. DR.. Creighton, rector
of st. Johns Episcopal Church,
Bethesda, will become Bishop
Coadjutor of the Washington
Diocese Mt a twO.hour service at
the Washington Cathedral at 10
am. on May l. DIR. Creighton,
who has been with the Bethesda
Congregation since 1916, will au-
t0matically become Bishop Of his
diocese when the Rt. Rev. Angus
Dun retires.
The Presiding Bishop Of the
Church, the 1T. Rev. Arthur
Llchtenberger of New York, will
officiate ut the Ordination and
Conservation service. Bishop
Dun and the 1t. Rev. Robert #.
Gibson, jr., Bishop oadjutor OF
Virginia, will be the Co-Conse-
orators. Twenty Episcopal Blsh-
ops and other clergy, represent
In dioceses and missionary dis
tricts Of the church as far dis
tant as Havana, Cuba, will at-
tend the service.
DIR. Crelghton's ordination win
| mark the first time n clergyman