Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-03
Church
Ne1us
BY Koko Wittenburg

World Community Day will
be observed by area churches
Friday with special services.
The United Church Women of
Rockville will sponsor a service
at 1870 am. at the Rockville
Christian Church. Mrs. Ralph
Sidell, study director of the
Capital Area of Christian Wom-
ems Fellowship, will be guest
speaker.
Devotions will be led by Mrs.
Michael Cooper, and Mrs. Will
liam Wilkins will preside. Both
participants are from the host
church.
Nursery facilities will be
available for the one-hour serv-
ice.
DR.. Frederick E. Ressig, ex-
ecutive secretary of the Council
of Churches for the National
Capital Area, will speak at the
annual World Community wor-
ship service for women in the
Bethesda Chevy Chase-Kensing-
ton areas. The 1890 am. serv-
ice will take place at the Chevy
Chase Methodist Church tomor-
row.
Mrs. Dan /. McKeithen, presi-
dent of the Western Montgom-
cry County Council, will pre-
side.
Faith United Church, Ridge
way and Rockland aves., Rock
vile, will hold its annual Christ
mas bazaar Saturday beginning
at 10 am. Sponsored by the
Women's Guild, the affair will
feature tables on arts and
crafts, plants, white elephants,
children's corner, Christmas
wrapping and cards, and
bakery. Coffee, soft drinks and
doughnuts will be served.
How spiritual enlightenment
brings a clearer sense of direc-
ton and purpose into daily liv-
ing will be emphasized at Chris
tan Science services Sunday.
The United Church Women
of Eastern Montgomery COun-
ity Council will observe World
Community Day Friday at
pm. at the First United Church
OF Christ, 1900 New Hampshire
ave., Takoma Park. Mrs. e. Nj.
Reese, world traveller who re-
Gently lived in Cuba, will speak
on christian Action for Free
DOM"
The Rev. John H. SandO,
minister of the host church,
will lead the devOtiOns.
Medical kits to be used In the
rural areas of underdevelOped
nations will be taken to the
meeting and distribut d
through Church World Service.
st. Peters Church of Olney
will feature an oyster and ham
dinner on November II from
4-8 pm, with the oysters to be
prepared by expert chefs from
Benedict, Md"
Co.chairman of the affair,
which will include a Christmas
bazaar, are Mary Hurley and
Jennie Culver.
The Autumn Fair Of the
Church of Ascension (Epis-
copaD, 633 Sligo ave-, Silver
Spring, will be held Saturday
from 10 am. to 9 pm. Roast
beef with all the trimmings will
be served from $3.50 pm.
The st. Peters Episcopal
Church of Poolesville will hold
its annual turkey dinner and
bazaar on November II at the
Poolesville High School audi
torium.
Halloween Time a religious
play by local playwright Bar
bara Walton, will be presented
at the st. Luke's Episcopal
Church Friday at 8:15 pm. and
Sunday at Z pm. Sponsoring
churches on Friday will be the
Bethesda Congregational and
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran.
Sundays sponsoring church will
be the host church, represented
by Mrs. Mural de Marine.
Eight area churches are rep
resented in the cast of %.
The Fourth Presbyterian
Church, $500 River rd., Bethes.
da, is holding its annual Mis-
sions Week this week, with spe-
cial services nightly on the mis-
sionary theme.
The Rev. Eric Fife, former
pastor in Great Britain, will
speak at the 7:45 pm. service
tonight. A banquet will be held
for the men of the church to-
morrow at z pm.
The Women of the Church,
Bethesda Presbyterian Church,
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