Lesson Subjects and Scripture Texts Selected for June 30
International Council of Religious Education selects lesson subjects and scriptures for June 30, used by permission. The listing outlines topics and cited verses for study and instruction.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1946
Page
3
International Council of Religious Education selects lesson subjects and scriptures for June 30, used by permission. The listing outlines topics and cited verses for study and instruction.
The lesson highlights Mark 16 and Luke 24 to show how the risen Jesus commissioned disciples to preach and witness. It argues the church needs Holy Spirit empowerment, a revival of divine power, and a return to genuine soul winning, with Acts 2 and 5 illustrating faithful fellowship and daily growth.
A readable puzzle fragment lists numbered clues for Across and Down items, including hints like Like a wing and Poems, and ends with Answer to Puzzle Number 9. The note mentions entries such as Coin Swedish and Public notices, suggesting a mixed clue set and final solution reference.
Snyder spent Saturday in Philadelphia. Miss Esther Cartwright of Bellefonte Delaware visited relatives last Saturday. Mrs. Charles Shewbrooks and grandson James Leslie States of Marydel spent Tuesday with Mr. John Meredith and Mrs. Pearl Jones. Mrs. Laura McMullen of Harrington visits her son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. W E Stubbs. Mr. Carroll Houseal spent days at White Crystal Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Winfred Gooden and sons Jimmie and Joe of Milford visited their parents. Mr. and Mrs. James D. Jones and son Jimmie of Wilmington spent last Saturday with his mother. Mrs. Ella Satterfield returned home after three weeks with her children in Marcus Hook and Wilmington.
In Hickory Grove a writer argues for returning to a gold standard to restore confidence and stabilize the economy. He likens paper money to a fake substitute and urges Congress to value gold again, suggesting ordinary people would feel secure with real jingling money in their pockets.
Mr and Mrs T A Montague spent several days with Mr and Mrs Charles Cartwright of Richardson Park Delaware. Mrs Alma Nuttall and Mr Carroll M Jones of Wilmington visited Mr and Mrs L M Jones. Cpl George Canfield of Carlisle Barracks Harrisburg Pa spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs J Omer Jones. Little Miss Bonnie Lou Shelton of Sadlersville stayed with grandmother Dora B Melvin. Medford Porter and daughter Joyce visited Mr and Mrs Nelson at Rock Hall. Annabel Clark and Elfreta ...
I will sell my entire lot of personal property at 1 o'clock. Household and dining room suites, beds, dressers, living room set, kitchen appliances, railroad items, tools, bicycles, garden and carpenter equipment, rugs, lawn furniture, wood, glassware, china, utensils, and more in perfect condition. Sale location near the Denton cemetery opposite the old Quaker Church.
Public sale under power of attorney dated June 4 1946 in front of the Denton Court House door Maryland between 2 and 4 PM offers the Wilhelm farm in Caroline County described by metes and bounds. The tract includes dairy facilities and 75 acres arable with timber. Possession January 1 1947. 1/3 cash day of sale balance January 1 1947. taxes adjusted to January 1 1947. Title papers and stamps at purchaser expense. Attorney William F Parker and auctioneer Jack L Stevens.
Notice under Maryland Acts informs that Jack Lepore seeks a beer license in Marydel First Election District Caroline County. The Board of License Commissioners will hold a hearing at the Denton Court House from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Tuesday July 2 1946. Objections must be filed by 10 a.m. July 2 1946. Rachel Collison Clerk.
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