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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1945
Page
7
A brief catalog note lists the April 22 lesson subjects and ape texts selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education, used by permission.
A sermon outline on Exodus 18 19 24 and 19 3 8 stresses Moses follower led by God Jethro’s counsel appoints leaders to share burdens and Moses’ role in shepherding Israel, then Israel’s solemn covenant at Sinai, God’s law, and the enduring call to obedience amid future blessings and failures.
John E. French presides over morning worship at 10 45 and church school at 9 45 with E Theodore Orme as superintendent. Evening services at 8 and youth and choir activities fill the week. Major O E Roberts speaker for W S C and W S G meetings on April 24 at 8 pm. Mrs G H Rue leads. Don’t miss this.
Grace Methodist Church announces Rev T J Turkington services with sermons on The Baptism of the Spirit and Spiritual Gravitation plus prayer meeting and choir practice. Denton ministers arrange a VE Day community service at Grace if news arrives by 6 pm, else at 8 pm or next evening at 2. Ames Chapel Hobbs holds 9 30 am service, sermon and Sunday School.
Rev N J Miller presides at church school at 10 A M with worship and a sermon scheduled for 11 A M. The service emphasizes spiritual instruction and communal gathering led by the minister.
Rev. Carl E. Range presides as rector at Christ Episcopal Church with morning prayer and sermon at 11 o clock on Sunday April 22 Church School assembles at 9 45 for instruction.
Rev. T. S. Dixon, pastor, outlines Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Praise service at 10:15 a.m. Preaching at 11:00. Evening Young Peoples at 7:30 p.m. Preaching 8:00. Williston services on the 3rd and 5th Sundays at 2:30 p.m.
P R Schauer minister leads Sunday School at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m M Y F meets at 7 15 p m each week with the church urging attendance and community fellowship.
In West Denton Church of the Nazarene Pastor L W Savage leads Sunday School 2 30 p m preaching 3 30 pm Young People's Meeting 8 pm preaching 7 30 pm Prayer meetings Wednesday and Saturday 8 pm Burrsville Methodist Charge Rev Frank K McCorkle ministers Wesley worship 10 am Sunday School 11 am Union Sunday School 10 am Worship 11 am and 7 30 pm Hickman Sunday School 2 pm Worship 3 pm.
Reverend Victor Bateman leads a Greensboro service with a 8 30 p m prayer prayer Friday. Young People's Service at 7 80 p m and preaching at 8 p m.
Ray W Kirwan Minister 945 am Church School H Claude Rawlings superintendent 1100 am Morning Worship service 730 pm MYF meeting 800 pm Evening Worship Wednesday Prayer Meeting 730 pm Second Thursday Woman's Society of Christian Service Third ThursdayBusiness meeting MYF
Rev Irving Lane pastor outlines weekly services at First Baptist Church Sunday School 9 45 morning worship 11 00 and evening worship 8 00. B T U classes for all ages 7 00 Sunday evening prayer 8 00 Wednesday prayer meeting 8 00 W M A meets second Tuesday monthly.
The Seventh Day Adventist Church in Harrington Delaware lists Sabbath School Saturday at 10 a m Missionary service 11 15 a m Preaching 11 30 a m Prayer meeting Wednesday nights 8 00 p m A friendly welcome is extended to all who will come and worship with us pastor David G Fleagle directs services
Rev Francis Hensel announces Masses on Sunday April 22 in St Elizabeths Denton at 8 30 and St Benedicts Ridgely at 10 Confessions at St Elizabeths Sunday morning at 7 45.
Smiths Memorial Pilgrim Holiness Church Bethlehem Maryland announces Sunday School at 10 A M preaching at 11 A M and 745 P M Wednesday evening prayer meeting at 8 P M All are welcome.
The Youth Fellowship met at 7 15 with hymns and Bible reading led by Diane Crouse. Dale Palmer led on Breaking Down of Prejudices. Jackie Palmer Claudenia Carmen offered prayers. Billy Smith will lead next Sunday the 29th with Virginia Henry Dale Palmer and Donald Watson praying. Two visitors Janet Pitts Julia Mae Hackstra attended. Mrs French was absent. Mrs Palmer assisted. Youth attended Grace Church meeting where Mrs Ira Pimm spoke as Youth Secretary of the W S C S Northeastern Jurisdiction.
The Women’s Missionary Society gathered at the church for an all day meeting led by Mrs. Katherine Barnes state leader of the W M U. They discussed the Union’s Year Book then adjourned for luncheon served by the ladies. Bank night is planned Friday in the church tower auditorium with hopes the debt will be lifted by July.
Greensboro reports say Mr. and Mrs. Russell Beck of Taftville Conn visited relatives in Greensboro. Also present were Mrs Eva Dailey and Mr Thomas Brennen of Norwich who wed Monday April 16 in Denton at the Grace Methodist minister Rev T J Turkington. Byron L Nashold has returned to the U S Naval Armed Guard Center Brooklyn after a thirty day leave. He visited Devereaux Nashold at Bainbridge Md who is in boot training. Other visitors included Mrs G H Nashold and daughter Georgia, Mrs G H Nashold Jr, Mrs Joseph Collins and Mrs Heath Bowman.
Miss Francis Covell and Miss Dora Morris attended the funeral of Mrs. Katherine Hunter Youman in Centreville on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robinson spent Sunday in Centreville for Mrs. Youman’s funeral. Henry Fleming of Wilmington visited his parents Frank and Mrs. Fleming. Carroll Callahan Sr. of Wye Mills stayed with the Kemps midweek. Sarah Stelle of Roselle was a dinner guest of Carrie Fleming. May Dean of Queen Anne dined with May Did last Wednesday. Blanche Brant of Farnhurst visits sister Pearl Sparklin.
Dr. Thomas G. Pullener states the early year Department of Education guidelines for bus transportation, prepared with traffic agencies, have practical legal effect. Eighty new buses built to meet the new chassis, body, and equipment specs have appeared since the rules were issued. A final review with county superintendents in Salisbury this week found no significant changes needed.
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