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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1943
Page
5
Lesson subjects and Scripture texts selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education, used by permission, outline for July 11 teaching.
A sermon on Exodus 3 1 12 outlines Moses as personally equipped by Hebrew birth and Egyptian training, spiritually qualified through reverence for God, and divinely called for the mission to free Israel. It emphasizes that God uses prepared, consecrated servants and warns against unprepared self will in ministry.
Church notices for First Methodist Church Denton Md show John E French as minister. Sunday school at 9 45 led by Theodore Orme, morning worship at 10 45 with sermon Jesus Teaching on Sin. Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 00 P M.
Sunday School at 9 45 a m Communion service and sermon on Human Welfare at 11 am Evening worship at 8 pm sermon Growth Monday W S C S at the church Wednesday Prayer meeting Thursday choir rehearsal Ames Church Hobbs Worship service 9 30 am followed by Sunday School Christian Endeavor service at 8 pm
Church of the Brethren holds Sunday services with a semi annual conference after morning worship due to a gas situation. A monthly Harry Ritchey offering is collected. Monday night features Wang Tung, a Chinese speaker. Also notes Denton Christ Episcopal Church service on July 11 with a morning prayer and sermon by Rector Rev Carl Range at 11.
Pilgrim Holiness Church with Pastor T. S. Dixon offers Sunday School at 9 39 a m Praise Service at 10 13 a m Preaching at 11 a m Evening Young Peoples at 7 50 p m Preaching at 8 p m Williston service at 2 30 p m
Pastor Rev R W Kirwan leads Sunday School 9 45 a m and preaching services at 11 00 a m and 7 30 p m Official Board meets first Wednesday 8 00 p m Sunday School Board second Wednesday 3 00 p m Woman Society of Christian Service meets second Tuesday 7 30 p m Junior Epworth League meets during school year Wednesday 4 p m Blue Ribbon Bible Class meets Tuesday 7 30 p m
Rev Irving Lane pastor leads Sunday worship at 9 45 a m with Sunday School at 11 am and evening preaching at 7 pm. An evening W M A meeting follows at 8 pm, with B T U at 8 pm and second Tuesday each month for the meeting.
Rev. A. C. Clark presides over weekly fray prayer meeting Friday at 7 45 p m Sunday School 2 pm praise and song service 3 pm Young Peoples service 7 pm preaching service 7 45 pm in Greensboro church events news item.
Mrs A L Grey underwent surgery at Methodist Hospital in Philadelphia last Tuesday and Mrs Calvin Richard at Kent General Hospital in Dover on Monday. Mrs Carville Schaube and her Baltimore-based children visited her mother-in-law near town. W S S C S met at Mrs John Milby’s home. Norman Smith and Glenn Smith visited in New York. Mary Jenkins from Wilmington spent the day with Luther Bennett’s family. Sewing Circle enjoyed a pleasant evening with Mrs W C Ross. Harry Morris of Philadelphia stayed with sister Anna Cheffins. Elbert Jarrell of Philadelphia visited his parents. Mollie Shockley recently visited son Thomas Shockley in Easton. Glenn Smith visited his parents. Laura Isaac of Greensboro visited her sister Sue Smith. Louise Milby stayed with nephew Carville Schaube in Baltimore. Mrs John Williams of Philadelphia visited niece Mrs John Milby near town.
A wartime poem from Henry UH DeTray mocks Adolf Hitler and Axis leaders. The speaker, Bud, and U S troops vow to strike at Berlin and in Italy and Greece. The verse promises swift retribution, a comic yet brutal vision of victory, ending with Hell and a volcanic fate.
Mrs Virgil Pursley leaves for Lawnsdale California to join her husband at camp with Mr Walter Raver planning a short pretrip then home. Norman Smith Ruth Anna Baynard visit Sgt Glenn Smith in New York then return with him. Francis Henry Jarrell born 6 lb 8 oz at Chester Town Hospital June 27 1943, Ruth Doty is former Greensboro resident. Continued reports of local visits absences and family events including Alan Curry J R Meekins J A Hull Bertha Longfellow and Frank Longfellow at home, and others staying with kin. medical notes on Mrs J R Meekins and Mr Michael Ash. students and relatives visiting Greensboro.
At the Episcopal Mission House Mr. Mc Bride dedicated altar furnishings and a book holder presented by Mr. S. E. Douglas. Local residents and visitors including Mrs. Ruth Garey and son Ed ward from the Navy, the Patchetts of Baltimore, and several others spent the weekend in and around Preston and Princess Anne with relatives and friends.
QUEEN ANNE The surgical dressings material has arrived and meetings are now held Monday and Friday evenings from seven to nine oclock in the former Queen Anne Church classroom. The Holy Communion was celebrated at Hillsboro Queen Anne Methodist Church. The Fourth of July was quietly observed with most townspeople staying home. Mrs. Van R Whiting of Baltimore visited relatives near town. Mr. Henry Morgan is ill at his home, with friends hoping for improvement. Miss Eleanor Flowers of Baltimore is mentioned.
Residents and relatives trace holiday visits across towns with Mr. and Mrs. Howard P. Flowers hosting at home. Mr. Henry Fleming and family from Wilmington spent a Sunday with Mrs. Frank Fleming. Philadelphia’s Anne Griener visited her mother Katie Griener for the weekend. Mrs. M. E. Diggans marked her July Fourth birthday quietly at home. James A. Moore and wife vacationed in Baltimore. Ada Wallen from Millington spent time with Mrs. May Dean. Betty Potts of Baltimore spent the holidays near town. F. M. Stayton of Wilmington also visited Sunday at her local residence.
Nutrition specialist Miss Margaret McPheeters of the University of Maryland extension service says vegetables can be canned using the hot water bath method in Maryland when certain precautions are followed. This option helps those lacking a pressure cooker. The most important precaution is...
The expert advises boiling foods for 10 minutes after opening the jar before tasting. She stresses selecting quality produce and aims for an hour from garden to can. Vegetables of similar size should be jarred together, pre cooked by boiling or steaming, packed hot with space, then processed in a deep hot water bath.
R J Quinn of Keystone Automobile Club argues for clear Washington policy on OPA gasoline restrictions. He calls for an impartial Baruch style inquiry to resolve fuel shortages on the East Coast and suggests tightening supply rules in the Middle West if needed to ease East shortages.
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