Lesson for December 30
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1945
Page
6
Lesson subjects and Scripture texts selected and copyrighted by International Council of Religious Education used by permission.
World Fellowship lesson focuses on God loving all people without bias. Peter learns Gentile salvation comes through faith, and Christians must preach to all, ignoring race, color, or class. The Holy Spirit empowers uniting gospel work across nations and requires believers to proclaim Christ to everyone.
Maryland surpassed its Victory Loan quota by more than double, reaching 358 million dollars and 207 percent of the target. The State War Finance Committee notes Georgia has the only higher percentage. E Bond sales lag national average, with 16 million sold of a 28 million goal, and officials deem only a fair chance to meet the E Bond target by year end, while pledging intensified efforts.
Cal'bs Winslow of Mt. Royal Terrace, Baltimore, an executor of Robert Saulsbury Garey's estate, files an exemplified copy in Denton Orphans' Court to clear two Garey Farms interests in Caroline County. Garey died in Philadelphia October 22, 1943, leaving a $50,000 personal estate and $7,500 real estate, with various bequests to relatives and friends including $200 to the Masons.
The will directs estate funds to Lena R Winslow or her surviving children with a fallback to next of kin if none survive. The income of the principal for feminine heirs is to be held for their sole use and paid individually free from any husband’s control. Executors named are Caleb Winslow of Baltimore and Albert Ries of Philadelphia.
Mr and Mrs Frank Fleming hosted guests Mr and Mrs Russell Fleming last Sunday. Mrs Susie Thompson spent the day in Marydel. George Poole and son Bill from Federalsburg visited with Maurice Newnam of Trappe and Harry Kemp. Noble Jarrell and Mrs Rowe visited Preston with the Wrights. Eugene Knott enjoyed the weekend in Baltimore. Worth Walters visits Detroit for Christmas.
Six Eastern Shore entries have been named to compete in the Fox Pacing Stakes at the Grand Circuit track in Indianapolis next spring. Windsor O Wright of Federalsburg will enter Hayes Hanover and Delaware entries include High Seven.
The article item lists horse owners including J. M. Davis of Clayton, Shamrock from Frankford, Grandeur owned by Thomas L. Campbell of Dagsboro, and Sara Chief owned by Fred Greenly of Harrington.
Mrs Claude Coulbourn of Seaford spent Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs H Guessford. Miss Grace Richards of Wilmington spent Christmas at home. Mrs Clinton Dorman has returned home from Le Roy New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simon and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Simon entertained at dinner Sunday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Otis Wharton and family, Mrs. Mary Wharton, and Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Lewis.
Having no further use for described goods, J. L Stevens auctions off oak bureau and wash stand, bed, rugs, desks, tables, chairs, stove, kitchen cabinets, dishes and more in first class condition at the seller’s Hickman home. Norwood Melvin acts as clerk.
Public notice describes a farm sale known as Redden or Tompkins farm on Long's School House road in Caroline County with Hills Outlet and Sylvester additions. The auction, run by Lee Skipwith as owner, offers 195 acres plus adjustments, 6 miles from Denton, 1 mile from Denton Hillsboro road, with 1 fifth cash down and options for immediate possession, mortgage possible, and title at purchaser cost. The Orphans Court order ratifies prior sale report by trustee Wesley Thawley and requires publication in Caroline County newspapers.
Notice from Caleb Winslow executor of the estate of a deceased Philadelphia County resident. Creditors must file claims with vouchers by June 14 1946 or be excluded from the estate. Debtors should promptly settle amounts owed. Date December 10 1946. Carlton V. West Register of Wills.
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