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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1946
Page
4
A religious study notice indicates the March 31 lesson topic and scripture texts selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission.
A biblical study of Israel’s demand for a king as Samuel warns of worldly power costs and God’s patient, reluctant providence. The text contrasts direct divine rule with human pride, urging reflection on modern conformity to secular styles and the danger of rejecting God’s sovereignty.
Orland B Blades reports active county wide contact in his campaign for the House of Delegates. He is involved with many community groups and recently joined the Preston Scout Troop Committee. Blades works in trucking and resides in Preston. Born in Bethlehem, he is the son of Mr and Mrs Alva Blades.
Mrs F N Smith entertained the W S G S at her home last Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Thos C Smith returned home after a week with Wilmington and Chester relatives. Mr and Mrs Geo Wise Jr and their son Glenn visited Cleveland Henry. Miss Margaret Ann Larimore spent the weekend with aunt Mrs Norwood Pawn and sister Dorothy.
Larimore of Smyrna Delaware reports a Sunday gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Russell Stafford. Guests included Mr and Mrs F L Stafford and son Paul, Mr and Mrs Fred Stafford, and Miss Jennie Stafford of Farmington.
Mrs R R Helms of Reading Pa was week end guest of Mrs S S Thompson. Mr and Mrs Geo B Stewart were Baltimore visitors on Monday. Mrs Vernon Good of Elizabeth town Pa visits Ralph and Mrs Holland. Estelle Meintzer spent Monday in Easton. Mrs Alan Moore and son Willis were Baltimore visitors on Tuesday. Regina Pierce of Washington spent the week end with Mr and Mrs H Barton Butler. Mrs H Lay Beaven of Solomons has been visiting this week.
Dr. and Mrs. Kurt Lederer visited Oxford Pa. Mr. C R Hicks spent Tuesday in Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Whitby and daughter Rodney Anne of Easton visited with Mr. and Mrs. John E Wothers. Milford Kline and daughter Mrs Woodrow Taylor were Salisbury visitors. Their son-in-law and daughter joined them for the weekend. Mrs. John Mandrell Jr. hosted dinner for her family in Carmichael. Milford Kline and Woodrow Taylor also visited Chester Pa. Mrs Herbert Beaven spent time in Baltimore. A Goethe quote closes the column.
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