Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-22

y of the G. H. S. faculty, re-
line for listings is September n.
More than 20 Protestant
churches in the greater Cath
ersburg area are combining
efforts to present a Leadership
Training School for members
of their congregations. De.
signed to meet the need for
more trained workers and lead
ers in the churches, the pro-
gram is under the overall direc-
ton of DR.. Robert Stearman of
the Epworth Methodist Church.
Eight different courses, run.
ming for six weeks, will begin
on Tuesday, October a, at 8 pm.
These courses are standard ones
set up by the National Council
of Churches, Greater Washing
ton area. The teachers are min.
listers and specialists in the field
of religious education, who will
lead classes for laymen who
feel the need for training before
serving in church and Sunday
School positions.
There also are courses of par
ticular interest to Christian par,
ents and to young people. The
program is open without cost to
all members of participating
churches. A small fee will be re
quired of persons whose
churches are not engaged in the
program.
Varied Courses
The courses and instructions
are: The Use of the Bible with
Youth, Miss Juanita Powers, di
rector of youth activities, Board
of Education of the Baltimore
Annual Conference of the Meth
odist Church; Understanding
Adults. the Rev. Lawrence Pace
jr.. minister of education. First
Baptist Churc h, Bethesda
Church Administration, the
Rev. Wilbur Wilson, pastor OF
Emory Methodist Church, Sill
yer Spring. Also teaching chill.
dren, Miss Marie Allnutt, educa
tional assistant, Rockville Meth
odist Church; The Old Test
ament, the Rev. Robert Strick
Ter, Flower Hill Church of the
Brethren; Personal Christian
Living, the Rev. B. Frank Eos
ter, First Baptist Church, Cath
ersburg; Understanding Our
selves, course in behavior
problems and how to meet them
in a Christian way; and Under
standing Our Pupils, a general
psychology course. instructors
for the last two courses are not
quite definite at present.
The Beulah Class of the Ep
worth Methodist Church will
sponsor hat sale on Thursday
evening. September %, between
z and 8 pm. Only brand-new
millinery will be offered, and
the incredibly low price is $3.9s
or under. For fall head fashions
you are invited to stop by the
church on that evening.
Good wishes for q complete
recovery are sent to Mrs. Glenn
wv. Shorb, who underwent sur
gerry at Suburban Hospital.
Gilbert Frey won top honors
in the two-day Old Dominion
Archery Association regional
championship tournament held
in Rock Creek Park over the
Labor Day weekend. He set
three new ODAA records while
winning first place in all target
events, including a York Round,
two American Rounds and the
1S0-yard clout shoot.
Mr.. Frey has been active in
archery for the past 20 years
and includes among his trophies
the Virginia State Champion.
ship for 1916 and the Maryland
Championships for 1854, 1855
and 1856. He previously held
the Old Dominion Archery AS
ISOLATION Cup in 1916, 1856 and
1858. His son, Gilbert, has held
the Maryland Junior Target
Championship Trophy on three
separate occasions.
The National Symphony Or
chestra announces a Montgom-
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