Church Notices from First Methodist Church
John E. French, minister leads 9:45 Sunday School with Walter B. Palmer supervising. Morning worship and sermon at 10:45. Evening services resume Sunday September 10.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1950
Page
2
John E. French, minister leads 9:45 Sunday School with Walter B. Palmer supervising. Morning worship and sermon at 10:45. Evening services resume Sunday September 10.
Grace Methodist Church on Main Street in Denton Maryland lists Sunday School at 9 45 A M with John R Ricards superintendent Learning Service at 11 A M Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 8 P M and Choir Rehearsal Thursday at 7 P M Rev T Turkington pastor directs the program.
Ames Methodist Church Hobbs invites worship with morning service at 9 30. Sunday School follows at 10 30 with Manning Merriken as superintendent. Rev T J Turkington presides.
Rev. J. Francis McDonough will lead services in Denton at St. Elizabeth on Sunday August 13 at 8:30 and at St. Benedict at 10:00. On Tuesday August 15 services are set for St. Elizabeth at 9:00 and St. Benedict at 8:00.
The Church will be closed for renovation during the entire month of August. Edwin W. M. Johnson serves as rector at the Episcopal church affected by the shutdown.
Rev E F Sherry leads Sunday services with church school at 10 00 and sermon at 11 00 on Christ Preeminent in Our Fellowship Evening vesper service at Camp Mardela led by Miss Phyllis Seese and youth Regular monthly missionary meeting next Wednesday with Mrs Harry Ritchey as hostess
Rev W R Dudley heads Sunday School at 9 30 A M followed by Praise at 10 30 A M and Preaching at 11 60 A M A Young Peoples meeting is at 7 00 P M with another Preaching service at 7 30 P M Thursday offers a prayer service at 7 30 P M Church community events announced by the pastor for the week.
The Church of The Nazarene in West Demon lists weekly events led by Rev. Robert Mitchell. Sunday School at 10:00, Morning Worship at 11:60, Young Peoples at 7:15, Evening Worship at 7:45, and Prayer Meeting at 7:30 each Sunday and evening through the week.
Denton Greensboro Road church announces Sunday School at 2:00 PM Praise Service and Gospel Message at 3:00 PM Evening Worship at 8:00 PM Prayer and Praise Service follows. Ridgely Baptist Church hosts Sunday School at 9:30 AM Worship at 11:00 AM and Prayer Service at 8:00 PM all are invited. Newspaper RadI hey imagweet al 62.
Goldsboro Md Trinity Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 9 45 with Reland Cartwright. Morning Worship at 11. Evening Worship at 8. M Y F meets at 7 15. Minister Charles A Yoho welcomes all with good music directed by Mrs T Noble Jarrell Sr.
Rev P F Bean leads Goldsboro Pilgrim Holiness Church with 9:45 a m Sunday School under W C Jones plus 7:30 p m Evening Worship and a Wednesday 7:30 p m Prayer Service. Service details reflect fall schedule.
Melvin L. Hale as pastor leads Sabbath School service at 9:30 AM and preaching at 11:00 AM on Saturdays Prayer meeting at 8:00 PM Wednesdays and a Wednesday evening service listed.
Thomas Donaldson acting rector and W. Hellogg lay reader lead morning prayer and sermon at 11:00 a.m. The church and vestry house are open daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with hostesses guiding visitors.
Rev T B Dixon pastor preaches at 2 30 p m on the first third and fifth Sundays of each month in the church service.
C H DuBois pastor leads Sunday School at 10 00 A M Morning Worship at 11 00 A M Training Union at 7 00 P M Prayer Meeting online at 7 45 P M Evening Worship at 7 45 P M.
Rev Grayson H Wheatley leads Greensboro Church Maryland with a morning church school at 10 am worship at 11 am M Y F devotional at 7 pm Song and Praise at 730 pm weekly prayer on Wednesday at 730 pm choir practice Saturdays at 8 pm first Thursday monthly Young Adult Fellowship business and social meeting second Thursday monthly W S C S business meeting.
Concord and nearby congregations list Sunday schedules with Melvin Kay and J P Thompson as leaders. Concord offers Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and Worship at 11:15 a.m. Choptank and Grove also hold morning services with Sunday School at 11:00 a.m. Bloomery notes services during August while Chestnut Grove has none. American Corners.
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A Smithville area group spent last Sunday at Riverview Beach New Jersey on August 6 with many residents from the area including Edward and Joyce Williams Mary Williams Gardner Williams Jackie Wallace John Trice Eugene Noble Donald Williams Harry Helemon Joanne Bullock Diana Walter Breed ing and Flosh Smith. They later shopped in Dover on Tuesday and attended the Sears Grand Opening at the newly remodeled store.
A column lists individuals from Delaware and Maryland who received marriage licenses, pairing names and ages with their hometowns. Calvin Fleetwood and Mary Stewart of Laurel, along with several others from Denton Dover Milford Ridgely and beyond, appear among the recorded couples in what appears to be a community notices section. The list includes ages ranging from 18 to mid thirties and multiple towns such as Laurel Dover Preston Milford Bridgeville Ridgely and Federalsburg.
The writer memorializes Sallin E. Jester who died August 10, 1946. She is remembered by her daughter Mrs Anna Hayman with lines of sorrow and faith. The undated verse speaks of departure on a journey to a peaceful rest and enduring love despite loss.
Mr and Mrs Nelson Henry and family and others hosted and visited relatives in Wilmington and surrounding area last Sunday and throughout the week. Guests included Mr and Mrs Roland Towers, Mr and Mrs Gregors of Easton, Mrs Mamie Baker of Philadelphia, Mr and Mrs Lewis Butler and family, Bernard H Thomas, Mrs J R Richards, Miss Louise Grey, Mr Virgil Dukes of Viola Del., Miss Ellen Butler, Mrs Kenneth Ramsburg, and others. Several homes reported minor renovations, visits from New York and Greensboro relatives, and social calls across Delmarva.
Mr W D Sparks of Baltimore and Lt and Mrs W S Thompson with family visited Mrs Susie Thompson in Hillsboro this week. The wedding of Anna A Roberts and Robert F Ware at Sadlersville drew Horace Morgan and Mrs Charles Jarrell, among others. Other calls and trips included Mrs J M Eaton and Mrs John Decker in Philadelphia, Noble Jarrell of Goldsboro visiting Mary T Rowe, C R Hicks touring the Pocono Mountains, Victor Pepper and daughter Sue visiting Dover, and Winifred Pinder of Gorham visiting Howard and Mrs Dadds.
Oxford regatta events feature the Arthur J Grimes Memorial Trophy Penguin class contends for regional crown and regatta trophy. Thistle class runs two events with elimination races merged into the regatta. Comet class races Sunday mark Panola Trophy and Chesapeake Bay Yacht Club’s Gaetina Bow dispute. Stars contest three trophies Lipton Johnson Memorial and Novice Johnson Trophy.
E L Kindleberger fieldman from Pet Milk Co Greensboro chaired the event with committee members Carlton Porter Marsxin Hewitt F M Rogers and R A Greenwood Counts Agent and Assistant from Caroline Counts.
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