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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1944
Page
4
The item notes a July 2 lesson from the International Council of Religious Education. It lists lesson subjects and scripture texts and indicates it is used by permission. The brief entry reflects a religious education publication format.
A devotional study on Joshua 1 1 9 23 1 5 emphasizing God’s leadership after Moses, the call to courage and faith, and the need to rely on God’s promises. It points to Joshua’s preparation, obedience, meditation on Scripture, and future hope built on divine provision.
John E. French, minister attends regular services and events. Church School at 9 45 A M with Theodore Orme as superintendent. Holy Communion at 10 45 A M. Evening Worship at 8 with sermon. Intermediate Youth Institute meets Monday 2 P M in Dover Del. Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 P M. Senior choir rehearsal Friday 8 P M. 47 people attended last week. Everyone is welcome.
Sunday School at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 morning service includes sermons The Rebuilding of a nation and A Triangle Evening service at 8 o clock Prayer Meeting at 8 Wednesday Choir practice at 7 Thursday C E service at 8 Hobbs morning service and sermon at 9 30 followed by Sunday School C E service at 8 p m
Rev N J Miller to lead both morning worship and sermon titled Faith in God Makes Nations Great Church School at ten o clock and sermon at eleven. Evening service at eight. A C W recessed until September.
Rev Carl E Range rector leads Holy Communion and sermon at 11 o'clock Sunday July 2 at Christ Episcopal Church as part of weekly worship.
Rev. T. S. Dixon, pastor, outlines Sunday school at 9 30 a m praise service 10 15 a m preaching 11 o clock evening service Young Peoples 7 30 p m preaching 8 o clock and Williston preaching 2 30 p m.
The Old Baptist Church on Main St. invites the public to Sunday School at 2 30 p m with Mrs W T Martin and Mrs Walter Raver in charge followed by the regular Sunday service Music organized by Miss Margaret Martin Public invited to attend.
Rev Irving Lane leads Greensboro Maryland Sunday services with Sunday School at 9 45 morning worship at 11 00 B T U at 7 00 and evening worship at 8 00 Prayer meeting Wednesdays and W M A second Tuesday monthly The St Pauls Methodist Church Ray W Kirwan minister lists church school 9 45 worship 11 00 M Y F at 7 30 and evening service 8 00 Prayer meeting Wednesdays Woman's Society of Christian Service third Thursday Business meeting M Y F on third Thursday
Rev Victor Bateman leads a Friday prayer service at 8 30 p m Sunday School begins at 10 a m with preaching at 11 a m Young People hold a service at 7 30 p m followed by preaching at 8 p m
Smith Memorial P H Church schedules Sunday School at 2 00 pm preaching at 3 00 pm Young Peoples at 7 15 pm evangelistic at 8 00 pm Wednesday prayer 8 00 pm all day July 4 services 10 30 am 12 00 pm 2 30 pm 4 00 pm 7 30 pm under Rev St Elizabeth’s R C Church Denton Rev Francis J Hensel pastor masses July 2 at St Elizabeth’s Denton 10 00 am and St Benedict’s Ridgely 8 30 am
In memory of my dear husband Gootee S Roe who left us June 10 1936. Sweet memories will linger forever Time cannot change them years that come cannot sever My loving remembrance of you. Loving wife Mrs Gootee S Roe
Adams Cross Roads Smithville Homemakers Club met at the community building on Thursday afternoon. Members opened with Home on the Range and repeated the Lord’s Prayer. Twelve visitors attended. Sunshine Committee reported 10 cards, six outside visits, two meals to outsiders, and aid to a Colorado soldier en route to Washington. Apron fund totaled 33.26 from three aprons with 5.61 in the last apron. Plans set for yard cleaning July 12 and club and aid picnic July 18. Penny collection 42 cents. Mrs. Marian Robinson demonstrated soya bean flour muffins. Ladies served cold drinks and store cakes. Meeting adjourned until September. News covered visitors from New Jersey and North Carolina, with local funeral services for John Cygax of Vermont at Church of God officiated by Rev. Dr. J. Henry Capps. interment at Hill Crest Cemetery, Federalsburg.
George Parker Quimby 53 son of the late William G. and Sarah Jane Smith Quimby of Talbot County died suddenly Tuesday at his Skipton home of a heart attack. Funeral services today at 2 pm at his home with interment at Easton Md. Survived by wife Myrtle Quimby a Talbot County teacher. Mrs Marie Hulliger died suddenly near Federalsburg Md last Tuesday. Born in Switzerland 72 years ago she lived in the U S 50 years, 38 in Caroline County. Survived by husband John Hulliger and five children.
Hillsboro notes show Charles Bajema and Patricia Sparks visiting Geo. B. Stewart. Guests include Harry Wright, J. R. Downes, Richard Marter and family, Thawley Sparks, Sadie Wothers, Mrs. Wm. Whitby, Mrs. John Brant, Edward Lewis, and Maurice Newnam III, with various relatives and host families in Philadelphia Auburn Mechanicsburg Newark Baltimore Trappe and Delaware State Hospital.
In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother, Cora May Swann, who died July 3, 1942. Always a thought of sweet remembrance. Grandmother dear how we miss you. Carmen H. Nowell. What is home without a mother? Never-never more the same. There's no name so sweet as mother. How we love to call her name. Though you're in God's heaven, mother. Still our hearts are filled with pain. For we'll never find another like you so kind and good in this world again. Sadly missed by your children Huida and Austin.
Court notes list expenditures and credits for county operations including courts, health, welfare, and schools. A memorial poem from Wm. Q. Swann to his wife Cora M. Swann accompanies the financial items, recalling her 1942 death and enduring sorrow.
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