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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1949
Page
3
The notice lists the International Uniform Sunday School Lessons by Dr Kenneth J Foreman with a reading reference to Jeremiah and Matthew 7. It presents an educational religious program outline and author credits for study materials.
A religious reflection questions how to test self styled prophets against divine truth. It contrasts true prophets who voice God’s ideas with false ones who push personal dreams, warns against popular but immoral voices, and cites Moses and Jeremiah as tests of accuracy and morality. It urges testing by tomorrow’s results and living commandments.
Marydel residents share Thanksgiving visits with relatives in New York City New Brunswick and Wilmington. Local families hosted guests from Kenton Jenkintown and Philadelphia areas. Plans include a Maryden Homemakers Christmas banquet at Col lson's Store and a Wesley Junior College Glee Club Christmas concert at Calvary Methodist Church with a silver offering.
Fulton Oursler’s book is hailed as a distinguished modern interpretation of the Christ story. The Greatest Life ever lived is presented in reverent installments beginning Thursday November 24 in the Baltimore News-Post and continuing daily in the same paper and Sunday American.
A brief note on taking advantage of U S Savings Bonds as a prudent financial move. It urges timely action to maximize returns and safety of investments in government bonds. It emphasizes discipline and timely purchase during favorable economic conditions.
Hillsboro residents hosted several visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Eaton and Mrs. Charles Jarrell in Washington. Mary Jo Thomas celebrated her 10th birthday with a surprise party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Russell Eaton, with friends and pink and blue decorations and gifts.
A fragment lists residents and family members including Whitby Bobby Jump Margaret Beaven Sue Sparklin Mary Alice Sherwood Howard and David Clop Butch and Connie Stoops Sue Pepper Judy Thornton Stanley Hutchinson Ross and Roland Allen Frances and Audrey States Gene Walters Jimmy Eveland Rusty Eaton Warren Thomas and their grandparents Mrs Nelson Jump Mrs Laurence Thornton Mrs Rufus Hutchinson and Mr and Mrs Russell Eaton and Mr and Mrs Howard Dadds.
The Homemakers Clubs and the 4-H girls will hold a food demonstration at 1 45 P M Saturday December 3 in Caroline High School. Attendees enter through the north door and include short demonstrations on party refreshments and food ideas by women and girls.
Notice that Charles W N Kimmey of Caroline county Maryland died an estate administrator is appointed by the Orphans Court. Creditors must present their claims with vouchers by June 2 1950 or be barred from benefits. Debts must be promptly settled. November 25 1949. Layman J Redden Administrator. True Copy Test Carlton V West Register of Wills.
Demonstrators trained by Miss Margaret McPheeters of College Park Md show how to prepare ahead and store in the ice box for unexpected company. Homemakers listed include Mrs E J Vandegrift and others while 4 H girls Janice Boulais Barbara Hager Mary Lou Horsey Elma Jean Reed Betty Schmick and Betty Ellwanger are noted. Attendees are invited and savings bonds are encouraged.
After selling his farm, William Melvin offers a 10:30 AM public sale on the Ed Stubbs farm along the Ingle side to Henderson dirt road. The listing includes Holstein and Guernsey cattle, horses, sows, hens, wagons, farm implements, an Allis Chalmers mower, a McCormick Deering drill, milking gear, hay, tools, a walnut dining suite, a Majestic stove, living room stove, and other valuables. Cash payment only. removal after terms are met.
Owner to sell farm machinery livestock and 40 acre property at two auctions on sale day. Items include a Guernsey cow five years old, tractors plows planters harrows and other implements, nearly new. Noon sale offers 40 acre farm with six room house barn and buildings. Terms require four cash day of sale with balance at ratification and purchaser bears title papers and stamps.
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