Confessions at St Benedicts Times Set
Confessions announced for Saturday evening at St Benedicts at seven and Sunday morning at seven forty five.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1949
Page
7
Confessions announced for Saturday evening at St Benedicts at seven and Sunday morning at seven forty five.
Concord Grove Charge lists service times for multiple churches with pastors and classes. Worship hours span 10:00 to 11:45, including Sunday School, Youth Fellowship, and afternoon services at Concord, Harmony, Grove, Chestnut Grove, Bloomery, and American Corners.
The Henderson 4-H Club held its December meeting with president Mary Robb Roden in charge. Dorothy Richard joined as a new member. Members planned to assemble quilt pieces at the next meeting and to make fudge during recreation. The group adjourned after games and refreshments. Next meeting set for January 13, 1949 at Norma Pitts home.
Denton Community Club will host a card party at the clubhouse Friday evening January 28 to benefit the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Games include bridge 500 pitch pinochle and checkers. Door prizes refreshments tickets 50 cents.
Public sale scheduled at 1 PM on the Charles Ewan farm formerly Garrison farm, three miles south of Smyrna on the DuPont highway. About 50 cows and heifers, 15 fresh by sale day, rest close springers. Includes 15 Holstein heifers, big type, well bred, to be fresh in 30 to 60 days. All TB tested. Rain or shine sale, under cover if rainy.
John E. French leads 9:45 Sunday School with Walter B. Palmer as superintendent. Morning worship at 10:45, Junior Fellowship at 6, Youth Fellowship at 6:45, and Evening Worship at 7:30. Monday circles of the W S C S meet: 2:30 Circle 4, 8:00 Circles 2 and 3, 8:15 Circle 1 with different hostesses. Wednesday 7:15 Junior Choir, 7:30 Prayer Meeting. Friday 8:00 Senior Choir in the sanctuary.
Sunday School starts 9 45 a m with John R Ricards as superintendent Morning sermon at 11 00 a m The M Y F meets at 6 45 p m Evening service at 7 30 p m Prayer meeting also at 7 30 p m The Willing Workers Circle meets at Mrs James Temples home Monday evening the 17th Mrs Temple assisted as hostess by Mrs Clifton Cohee and Mrs Harvey Fleetwood senior
Rev. T. J. Turkington leads the morning service at 9 30 followed by Sunday School in the church program.
Edwin W. M. Johnson, rector, conducts services on January 16 the second Sunday after Epiphany. Holy Communion at 8:30 A.M. Church School at 10:00 A.M. Morning Prayer and another service at 11:00 A.M.
Rev. E. F. Sherry pastor. Bible School at 10:00 a.m. led by Earl Hol, superintendent. Worship at 11:00 a.m. sermon topic Why Can We Say the Bible is Authoritative. Evening service with light supper at 7:00 p.m. Mission study at 7:30 p.m.
Pilgrim Holiness Church Denton Maryland announces Sunday services at 9 30 a m Sunday school 10 30 a m praise service 11 00 a m preaching 7 00 p m young peoples meeting 7 30 p m preaching Thursday prayer service at 7 30 p m Reverend W R Dudley is pastor.
Piney Community Church on Denton Greensboro Road lists Sunday School at 2:00 PM, preaching at 3:00 PM and 7:30 PM, with a Wednesday prayer meeting at an unspecified time led by Pastor W L Jump.
The pastor Rev J Francis McDonough announces masses on January 16 at St Elizabeths 10 00 and St Benedicts 830.
The Greensboro Homemakers Club met January 11 in the W.S.C.S. Hall with prayer led by President Mrs. Louis Bauer after a hymn. Members gave roll call program excerpts, paid tribute to late member Mrs. Clarence Hollingsworth, and heard fashion notes from the clothing chair. A long list of year chairmen roles was announced, and Unity Homemakers Club is set to meet January 19 at Mrs. Turkington’s with a buttons and trims demonstration. Refreshments were provided by Mesdames Bilbrugh, Bastian and Butler.
The Little Homemakers 4 H Club met at Betty Jane Smith’s home on December 2, 1948. Twelve members answered the roll call with “How I Can Make Some One Happy.” Three guests attended, Mrs Sparklin, Mrs Adams and Mrs Smith. Patsy Townsend and Rita Anne Rogers demonstrated Gift Wrapping with colored tape and ribbons. They drew names for the Christmas party and planned caroling at their leader’s home on December 23 at 7 o’clock.
Burrsville residents host and visit relatives from Denton Linwood Pa and Greensboro Md among recent gatherings. Norman Asilton welcomes a son Thomas Truman Asilton at Milford Hospital. R H Stafford Sr attended the Harrisburg Farm Show. Thomas Edward Dyott and Virginia Lee Kenton wed at the parsonage with Rev Hudson on Jan 9.
Goldsboro Circle No 2 of the W S C S met at Mrs Harold Brown s home near town on Tuesday night. The M Y F was entertained by Robert Shockley on Wednesday night. Miss Louise Milby and Miss Mary Lee Cartwright have returned home from hospitals and are recovering well. Mrs Belle Morris visits relatives near Philadelphia. J S Lapham left Saturday to spend winter with daughter Carolyn Larsen in Evanston Illinois. Mr and Mrs W J Murphy and Mrs E S Martin visited Dover and Little Creek Delaware last Sunday. Mr and Mrs T W Jarrell Sr are spending time in Ft Lauderdale Florida. Mrs Emma Johnson visits daughter Mrs W C Ross. Mrs Garland Turner and Mrs Howard Brown visited Milford and attended movies. Mr and Mrs Clifford Cortelyou of Rehoboth visited Florence Jewell and Edward Jarrell s family. Mrs W W Sylvester of Denton visited relatives here Tuesday. In the afternoon she and Mrs E S Martin visited Mrs Carrie Jarman, patient at Kent General Hospital.
Clifton Wright of Federalsburg won first place with Southern States 342 a yellow hybrid variety and a blue ribbon. Wayne Spicher of Denton took second with a red ribbon, Caie Reagan of Federalsburg placed third with a white ribbon, and Paul Wright received honorable mention. The first place entry advances to one of nine district shows across Virginia Maryland Delaware West Virginia Kentucky and northeastern Tennessee in late January and February. Open to farmers Future Farmers
The event featured 22 entries from 4 H Club members and other local farmers using Southern States hybrids in spring planting. F M Rogers from Denton served as judge and county agent for the judging panel.
The Pennsylvania Railroad launches the welded steel freight car float Captain Edward Richardson at New York Shipbuilding Camden. The 418 foot vessel will transfer freight across the Chesapeake Bay between Cape Charles and Little Creek Virginia, carrying 323 cars and displacing 3432 tons.
Funeral services for Mrs Katherine Thomas Merrick Hall wife of James A Hall a retired government employee were conducted at Hines Funeral Home Washington. Burial was in Washington. She was a descendant of two Queen Annes county families daughter of the late Charles H R and Katherine Thomas Merrick Ingleside a Western Maryland College graduate. She is survived by husband one son James Merrick Hall three brothers C Percival Merrick William Royal Merrick J B T Merrick and one sister Miss Nellie Merrick all of Ingleside Ingleside Barclay Church Hill.
The Greensboro Lions Club will stage a two hour minstrel show featuring member actors including chorus soloists and specialty numbers. Past performers return as soloists with pop war numbers. Carlton H. Porter and Director Leggett oversee stage property and show details.
Temple Lodge No 128 A F and A M announces its annual ladies night banquet at the Den ton Armory on February 2 at 6 p m. Rivers Chambers, who delighted last year, will provide dinner music. Tickets available at Butler s or Townsend s in Denton.
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