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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1944
Page
5
The bulletin lists the lesson for June 25 with subjects and scripture passages chosen and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education, used by permission. It notes the material selection for study and distribution under licensed terms and emphasizes the relevance of the texts for class use.
A religious lesson on Daniel 1 8 16 19 20 highlights Daniel and three companions choosing simple living over the king's dainties and wine. It credits a thoughtful plan, a ten day test, and a proven superior outcome in learning and character. The piece urges courage and intelligent resolve against liquor promotion.
Church school at 9 45 morning worship 10 15 sermon by minister youth fellowship 7 evening worship 8 00 banquet monday reservations with Dale Palmer 322 M Denton M Y F pins for meeting requirements tuesday official board meets 8 00 pm in social room wednesday prayer meeting average attendance 36 friday senior choir rehearsal w s c s picnic june 27 at Garland Lake meet at church 5 30 bring packed lunches circle 4 provides desserts weather permitting social hall if needed
Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning service at 11 a m Evening service at 8 p m Sermon subjects Facing Facts and The Persistence of Personality Tuesday Local Activity Circle at Mrs Douglas Fleetwood home with Mrs Harvey Fleetwood and Mrs Young as hostesses Wednesday Prayer Meeting and Thursday choir practice Ames Chapel Hobbs Morning service and sermon at 9 30 followed by Sunday School C E service at 8 p m
Reverend Carl E. Range will lead morning prayer and deliver a sermon at 11 o'clock on Sunday at Christ Episcopal Church.
Rev. T. S. Dixon pastor announces Sunday School at 9 30 a m Praise Service at 10 15 a m preaching at 11 a m Evening service for Young Peoples at 7 30 p m preaching at 8 o clock Williston service 2 30 p m.
Greensboro Maryland church notice lists Rev Irving Lane pastor with Sunday School at 9 45 morning worship 11 00 B T U at 7 00 evening worship at 8 00 prayer meeting Wednesday 8 00 and W M A meets on the second Tuesday each month for activities for all ages.
Ray W Kirwan minister leads church school at 9 45 a m with H Claude Rawlings as superintendent Morning Worship at 11 a m Evening Worship at 8 pm M Y F at 7 30 pm Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7 30 pm Woman's Society of Christian Service second Thursday and Business meeting on third Thursday
Rev Victor Bateman leads a prayer service at 8 30 p m on Friday with Sunday School at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m. The Young People’s Service occurs at 7 30 p m followed by preaching at 8 p m.
On the road from Bethlehem to Harmony Rev Earl Lowery presides with Sunday School at 2:00 p m preaching at 3:00 p m Young Peoples at 7:15 p m evangelistic service at 8:00 p m and a Wednesday prayer and praise at 8:00 p m A special all day meeting on July 4 runs 10:30 to 12 from 2:30 to 4 and 7:30 in the evening under Rev. Lowery's direction.
Joseph Wooten and his workers of Marcus Hook Pennsylvania are cited in a local labor matter. The brief references a group of workers connected to Wooten and notes a related employment issue or dispute in the area.
Evangelist Dan Sherman Harris known as the Peerless Bible Preacher will lead the 11:00 a.m. sermon on Sabbath June 21 at the Seventieth Day Adventist Church Harrington with services including Sabbath School at 9:50 a.m. and a missionary service at 10:15 a.m. A special sermon titled 666 the Mark of the Beast is planned for Sunday night June 25 at 8:30 p.m. All are invited to attend the Friendly Church up the street.
Rev John W Stockwell will preach at Preston New Church Sunday June 25 at 11 am. The sermon titled When Less Than One Percent of the Wounded Die invites all to attend.
Rev Francis J Hensel announces Masses Sunday June 25 at St Elizabeth Denton 8 30 and at St Benedict Ridgely 10 o clock Confessions at St Elizabeth Sunday 7 45 in the morning
Mr and Mrs Joseph M Eaton and Mr and Mrs John Decker visited Linden Hall Junior College Lititz Pa on Tuesday and Misses Charl anne and Ellinor Eaton returned home with them for the summer. Special notice new spring tonic for weary breakfast appetites. Post s Raisin Bran It s new Mrs Joe Thomas and children Mrs Edgar Blanch and daughter Jean of Baltimore were week end guests of Mr and Mrs Howard Dodds. Master Tony Lederer left Saturday for Camp Tapawingo Farm Camp Goldsboro Pa for the summer. Mrs 5S EB Simpson Sr and Mrs Ira Nelson of Trappe were guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Kemp on Wednesday. Miss Marjorie Baker and Miss Norma Hicks of Wilmington spent the week end at their homes. Edward Igoe of New York has been the guest of Mr and Mrs Milford Kline. Rufus Radcliff of Centreville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Howard Dodds. Lillian Austin of Wilmington is visiting her sister Mrs G H Tarburton. Gardner Beaven spent the week end with Miss Florence Berry in Easton. H M Taylor of Ridley Park Pa is with Mr and Mrs R W Beaven.
In The Circuit Court For Caroline County in Equity No 3868 Chy an order on June 21 1944 ratifies and confirms the sale reported by assignee Wesley E Thawley unless opposed by August 23 1944. A copy must be published in Caroline County newspapers weekly for four consecutive weeks before July 22 1944. The report lists sales at 1210 dollars. Clerk D Ralph Horsey signs the order.
The Andersontown Hobbs Homemakers Club met at Church House Concord on Thursday afternoon with vice president Mrs. Robert Schall presiding due to the ill president. Secretary absent, roll called pro tem secretary L H Thomas. Members discussed, peace program by Mrs. Schall, song In the Good Old Summertime. July picnic planned, no meetings until October. Hostesses Mrs. Oscar Willey and Mrs. Alex Lord served refreshments.
William F A Lister marked his fourteenth birthday on Sunday June 18 with ice cream and cake. Guests included Mrs William Tribbitt Mrs Clayton Lister Mr and Mrs Charley Downes and sons Paul and David Mr and Mrs Harry Trib bitt and children Howard Ruthana Elaine and Earl from Ingleside Mrs Charles Cowgill and Miss Roberta Downes of Church Hill Mr and Mrs Charles Draper and son Charley Mr Austin Bradley of Goldsboro and Mr Thomas Hughes of Ingleside.
Funeral services were conducted in Bloomery Methodist Church Tuesday at 2 p m by the Rev P H Schauer of Concord and former pastor Rev C H Atkins of East New Market. Interment followed in the family plot in the churchyard.
Marion Ross Pitts 10 of Hurlock was killed after riding home on a bicycle. As rain began, he placed the bike by a fence where a fallen radio aerial wrapped around a live wire, causing immediate death. Doctors Grazier Harrison and deputy medical examiner Dr Joseph Shriver attended him. Survived by parents and siblings, with relatives noted. Charles E Wright 76, retired farmer, died at his home.
Idlewylde resident died after six months illness. Born near Smithville Maryland he was son of Richard H. and Mary E. Wright. Survived by wife Elvinda and children S Walter Lyden of Smithville Dorsey R Nichols of Williston and Raymond R Wright of Sharon Hill Pa plus two grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday 2 pm Adams and Williamson Funeral Home Rev Dr E C Hallman Union Methodist Church officiating. Interment Bloomery Cemetery near Federalburg.
Thomas E. Cahall a Burrsville area resident and retired farmer aged 68 died of a heart attack at his Burrsville home last Monday. He was the son of the late John and Mary Cahall of the Burrsville neighborhood.
The deceased is survived by a son Lester Cahall of Mulligan Hill New Jersey and a daughter Edna of East Orange New Jersey. Also surviving are two sisters Mrs Robert Thawley and Miss Mollie Cahall of Burrsville. Mrs Cahall formerly Miss Edna Nichols of Caroline County died years ago.
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Catherine Barwick 33 widow of William Edward Barwick of Caroline county were held Monday at 2 p m at her home by Rev W Lawson Jump. Burial followed in Easton. She died Thursday after a long illness. She was daughter of the late Robert Henry and Elizabeth Dill Adams Plummer of Talbot county. Surviving are one son John Barwick of Denton and one sister Mrs Thomas H Wyatt of Easton.
Mrs Claudell Hicks has returned home after visiting relatives in Huntington West Virginia.
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