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Gary Funkhouser, 14, left and Dan Kenady, 16, compare Eagle Scout Badges with 16-year-old
Mike Martin after all three boys were awarded the badge in court of honor ceremonies of Boy
Scout Troop 447, Rockville Methodist Church. All four boys have a history in scouting in the
Kockvilie area. Sentinel Photo By Ed Mervis
Religious Affairs
Spanish Language Study
Of Bible To Start Jan. 5
The First Baptist Church of
Wheaton will begin a Spanish
speaking Bible study class and
worship service Jan. 5 at 11
a.m. in the fellowship hall of the
church.
The class will offer an op
portunity for worship and Bible
study to those in the Washing
ton-Montgomery County area
who speak Spanish and may not
yet be proficient in the English
language. The class is free and
is open to the public.
Benjamin Luther Sowell, a
Foreign Service Officer as
signed to language services with
the State Department, will serve
as director and teacher of the
class. Sowell, the son of mis
sionary parents, was born in
Argentina.
He has served the American
Foreign Service as consul and
labor attache In Latin Ameri
can countries for more than 20
years. Sowell has served in
Uruguay, Venezuela, Ecuador,
Brazil and Peru. He is a grad
uate of the University of Rich
mond and holds a master's de
gree from the University of Vir
ginia.
Sowell is a member of the
First Baptist Church of Bethes
da, where he is a Sunday School
Instructor. Dr. Jesus Tores of
Mexico City, Mexico, who is
currently studying at the Na
tional Institutes of Health, will
be moderator.
CHURCH GOALS TOLD
Opportunities and problems
facing. Maryland's Protestant
churches were explored this
week at a meeting of the Town
and Country Department of the
Maryland Council of Churches
at the Pleasant Hill Methodist
Church, Owlngs Mills under the
direction of department chair
man, Rev. Gene R. Perry, who
was also the host pastor.
Out of the meeting came dis
cussion of problems in areas of
less than 10,000 population.
Many pastors feel, it was point
ed out, they are ministering to
a parade of people who constant
ly ‘‘move in and out of the com
munity.'’ In such an area it is
hard to make a spiritual Impact
on the lives of people.
In spite of the general short
age of pastors in the United
States, it was found that in the
town and country areas of
Maryland there are few con
gregations without pastors to
day, although some denomina
tions have had to utilize stu
dents and retired men to fill
some pastorates.
DIRECTOR SPEAKS
Mrs. J. Warren Hastings,
national director of field serv- j
ices for Christian Churches,
Disciples of Christ will speak
Sunday at the 11 a.m. service
at Georgia Avenue Christian
Church. Her message will be
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For eight years Mrs. Hast
ings served on the general board
of the National Council of
Churches and for 15 years was
director of the Washington
Council of Churches, of which
she was vice-president for two
years. She has been president
of United Church Women of
Washington, a director of the
Washington City Bible Socie
ty, member of the board and
vice-president of the capital
area council of Christian
churches.
A native of Lynchburg, Va.,
and a graduate of Lynchburg
College, she holds her M. A. de
gree from Yale Unlverslty*and
has studied at the University of
Edinburgh, Scotland.
A pot luck supper will be
held'•at l ‘the church today at -9
p.m. at which time Mrs. Hast
ings will also speak.
TRAFFIC SAFETY APPEAL
Gov. J. Millard Tawes ap
peals to clergymen of all faiths
throughout Maryland to take up
a “spiritual crusade in traf
fice safety” particularly for,
but not limited to the festive
New Year’s holiday.
In a proclamation Issued to
all churches Gov. Tawes warns,
“we are nearing another holi
day and traffic safety Is a grave
concern to all of us.” He noted,
'‘the clergy have consistently
aided us in our effort to pro
mote traffic safety in the state,
and they are requested to de
liver a message to their con
gregations asking them to
stress the moral aspects
of safety, so that the holiday
season will be safest in our
history.”
SCIENCE MESSAGE
Man’s dependence on God will
be emphasized at all Christian
Science services this Sunday.
The theme will be taken up in
accompanying readings from
the Christian Science textbook.
COMMUNION SERVICE
A communion service from
11:15-12 midnight New Year's
Eve will be held at Twinbrook
Baptist Church. The congrega
tion has planned several cover
ed dish suppers at circle mem
bers homes. Those Interested in
participating are urged to con
tact the church office for more
information.
CHURCH GROUND-BREAKING
Unitarian Church of Rockville
will have a formal ground
breaking ceremony for con-
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Reading
Group To
Meet Jan. 8
Dr. Hunter McCartney, for
mer assistant professor of Eng
lish at the University of
Pennsylvania and currently ad
visory editor at IBM, will lead
a kickoff meeting of first year
Great Books Discussion Group
at the new Damascus High
School library Jan. 8 from 8 to
10 p.m.
The conversational grotg) will
meet on alternate Wednesdays
and reading and discussions will
include “The Declaration of In
dependence”, Plato’s “Apo
logy”. Aristotle's “Politics”,
“The Gospel According to St.
Matthew”, Shakespeare’s
“Macbeth”, Marx’saojdEngel’s
“Communist Manifesto”, and
Thoreau’s “Walden”.
Cyril Keller, area director
of the Great Books Foundation
from Baltimore, will attend the
opening meeting.
Further inflfrittattoii catty
obtained by calling Dr. McCart
ney at 253-312#; 'ffiir&awford,
253-2317, or Charles Parker at
253-2239.
There are no charges or
membership dues to join the
discussion group, which aims
to stimulate by reading and
discussion the classics of our
western literary heritage.
Broylos Leads
Rifle Club
Paul M. Broyles of Wheaton
has been elected Adult Club
Leader of the newly organized
rifle club, RIC OC HETS of
Wheaton, the National Rifle As
sociation of America has an
nounced. The following officers
have been elected: Charles
Knupp, president; Steven Sing,
vice president, and Peter
Schoolfleld, secretary and
treasurer.
structlon of the new church
home, Jan. 5. Members of the
congregation have voted by mall
to ratify a contract with the low
bidder and a loan contract with
a bank for the money to finance
the project. The lowest bid for
the church addition is for $166,-
000.
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Holidays See Festivities And Reunions
R was a bright, white Christ
mas and New Year’s in the
neighborhood with youngsters
home from schools and col
leges sledding, skating and
skiing and joining their elders
at the festive parties held dur
ing the week.
Christmas Eve found several
parties running during the
afternoon and evening—Dr. and
Mrs. Tom Ladson entertained,
later Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Man
ning, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sharp
ies entertained Dec. 26 in
honor of Mrs. Robert
Turner of Alfred Station, N.Y.
The Turners with their children
spent Christmas with Dr. and
Mrs. Thomas Ladson. Mr.
Turner is the former Sue Tho
mas of Sandy Spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lans
dale entertained at their home
Dec. 28. Dr. and Mrs. Calvin
T. Klopp gave a party on the
29th.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs.
James Austin, several with
youngsters in tow, gathered
to see in the New Year together.
The Lions Club’s Night of
Harmony will take place Jan.
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18 at Sherwood High School.
This event was postponed from
its originally scheduled date—
at the time of the death of Presi
dent Kennedy. Tickets bought
then will be honored, of course,
but the Lions send along the re
minder—the new date Is the
18th.
The Lions meet jointly with
Colesvllle for the next monthly
meeting Jan. 22 at the Argyle
Country Club at 7 p.m. —a
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change from the usual meeting
place at the Sandy Spring Fire
House.
Mr. and Mrs. Delmas Wood,
Jr., of Dominion Drive are the
parents of a son, Richard Blake,
born, according to one mem
ber of the family, “three and a
half hours too late for Christ
mas.” The new baby has four
school-age sisters and
brothers.
Mrs. William Krlcker flew
Floyd Is Speaker
At Glenmont
John A. Floyd, past president
of the Montgomery County
Council, will be the featured
speaker at a Glenmont and Vic
inity Citizens Association
meeting Jan. 6 at 8 p.m. at
Glenmont Elementary School.
The public is invited.
to Texas for the holidays to
spend Christmas with her
daughter and son-in-law, the
Rev. and Mrs. Marshall Meg
glnson. and their two children.
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