Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-23
BY Koko Wittenburg

Westbury rd., Rockville, was or
dained to the Sacred Order of
Deacons at ceremony Satur-
day performed by the Rt. Rev.
Angus Dunn, Bishop of Wash
ington, at the Washington Ca
thedral.
The young Rev. Fox gradu-
ated from the General Theo.
logical Seminary in New York
City this spring and will train
for chaplaincy work this sum-
mer and fall in Topeka, Kans.
He plans to study at Oxford,
England, in January. He grad
uated with distinction from
Trinity College, Hartford, Conn,
in 1857. His home parish is st.
Johns Church, Olney.
signaling for Christ" will be
the theme of the DerwOod Va
cation Bible School from June
27.July 8. Classes will be cor
Quoted for all ages from 8 to IL
noon.
The Georgia Avenue Baptist
Church Vacation Bible School
will be held June 27-July 8,
with Preparation Day scheduled
for tomorrow. The school, open
to children 4-16 years old, will
emphasize Bible study, supple
mented by group singing, han
dicraft, recreation, etc. Sessions
will be from 9-12 noon with
commencement exercises on
July 10 at Z pm.
A cornerstone-laying service
of the new educational building
of G.Ace Methodist Church,
Frederick and Walker aves.,
Gaithersburg, will be conducted
by the Masons Saturday at Z
pm. The Rev. Richard L. Irwin,
formerly with the North Be-
thesda Methodist Church, is
new minister of the church.
Members of Grace Church
will welcome their new pastor
at a reception next Tuesday at
5 pm.
Richard P. Randall, building
maintenance contractor of
Rockville, plans to visit Baptist
missions in Mexico September
1890 on a laymen's tour spon-
sored by the Brotherhood Com
mission of the Southern Bap-
list Convention.
The 67-man tour by bus will
take the group into large cities
as well as into the back coun-
try. Points of special interest
will be the Baptist Seminary at
Torreon, the Baptist book store
at Mexico City, the Foreign
Missions Board hospital, Qua
dalajara, and the University of
Mexico, Mexico City.
The Rev. James P. Fleming
was installed associate minister
and minister of education at the
Bethesda Presbyterian Church
Sunday. Mr.. Fleming, graduate
of Presbyterian College in
South Carolina, and Columbia
Theological Seminary at Deca-
tur, Ca, just received his mas
ter's degree in Christian Edu-
cation from the Presbyterian
College of Christian Education
at Richmond.
The public is invited to a
showing of color slides by the
Rev. ]. Martin England, former
missionary to Burma, at the
Twinbrook Baptist Church, Sun
day at Z pm. Mr.. England is
a member of the Ministers and
Missionary Retirement Board of
the American Baptist Conven-
ton.
Summer Bible School for
children and adults will be con-
Quoted at the Fourth Presby-
terrain Church, $500 River rd.,
Bethesda, June 27-July IA, from
3 am. to noon.
The Seventh-day Adventist
Church in Rockville will hold
its third annual Vacation Bible
School June 27-July 8 in the
basement of the Rockville
Christian Church, w. Jefferson
and S. Adams SITS. Sessions I'M
der the direction of Mrs. Mary
Roberts will be held from g.
1:30 am. Monday through Fri
day for all children Ala years
old. Transportation in the Rock
vile area can be arranged for
by calling Mrs Roberts at WA.
$3.50.
Vacation Church School at
Trinity Methodist Church, Ger
mantown, will be held June 81
30 and July SO for children 4-12