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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1944
Page
2
A brief lesson note outlines subjects and scripture texts selected by the International Council of Religious Education for November 5. The material is distributed under permission, indicating a standard religious education program.
A preached lesson urging Christians to face the race problem through prayer read God's Word and follow His principles. It asserts God hates discrimination and all people are equal before Him, urging unity, mutual respect, and reliance on divine grace for harmony.
The Caroline County Christian Worker's Conference begins Monday at 6 30 P M in Caroline High School with registration from 6 30 7 30 and classes each evening 7 30 9 30 except Saturday and Sunday Four courses are offered by Dr F B Bailey Rev E C Hallman Rev R M Green and others Registration fee 1 00 Contact Denton for details on the dean and courses targeted to Sunday School teachers and youth workers
Rev T J Turkington presides with Sunday School at 945 am and morning service at 1100 am with sermons A Missionary in the Making and Adventurous Living. Local Activity Circle meets 730 pm Tuesday at Miss Mattie Moore's home. Prayer meeting is 730 pm Wednesday, choir practice 730 pm Thursday. Ames Chapel at Hobbs holds 930 am service with Sunday School and 8 pm Christian Endeavor.
Rev. Carl E. Range presides at Holy Communion and sermon at 11 oclock with Church School at 945. The Guild plans a meeting next Wednesday November 1 at the home of Mrs J Frank Wright.
The Burrsville Methodist Charge presents Rev. Frank K. McCorkle as minister with Wesley preaching at 10 a.m. Sunday School at 11 a.m. Union Sunday School at 10 a.m. Harvest Home service at 11 a.m. Evangelistic service at 7:30 p.m. Revival meetings run from November.
November dates set with the Kutch Sisters of Lebanon Pa as song leaders for a series of services. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 8 pm Hickman Sunday School at 2 pm with preaching at 3 pm.
Church School at 10 a.m. Worship at eleven. Autumn Love Feast at 7 p.m. All members urged to attend and enjoy the service. Rev. N. J. Miller, minister.
Rev. T. H. Dixon pastor. Sunday School at 9 30 a m Praise Service at 10 15 a m Preaching at 11 o clock Evening service Young Peoples at 7 30 p m Preaching at 8 o clock
The Greensboro Maryland St Pauls Methodist Church lists Ray W Kirwan as minister. Church School at 9 45 am with H Claude Rawlings superintendent. Morning Worship at 11 am. M Y F at 7 30 pm. Evening Worship at 8 pm. Wednesday prayer meeting. Second Thursday Womens Society of Christian Service. Third Thursday business meeting M Y F.
The schedule lists prayer on Friday at 8 30 p m Sunday School at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m Young People Service at 7 30 p m and a second preaching at 8 p m.
Rev. Irving Lane leads Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 11 00 B T U classes for all ages 8 00 evening worship 8 00 prayer meeting Wednesday and W M A meets on the second Tuesday monthly.
Rev Francis Hensel presides at St Elizabeths Denton at 10 00 and St Benedicts Ridgely at 8 30 on Sunday November 5. Rosary and Benediction at St Benedicts at 7 30 Sunday evening. Rev John W Stockwell will lecture at Preston New Church on November 5 at 11 00. All welcome.
Nearly 1 000 rural Maryland boys and girls celebrated 4 H Club Day with displays of produce packed in wax paper bags and stored in cartons. Families described freezing 275 pounds of beef 100 pounds of poultry and 50 pounds of butter over the past two years. The program included a discussion on mental health.
Commander Dana Farnsworth spoke at the 4-H event noting objectives. Dr H C Byrd University of Maryland president spoke briefly. Eighteen club members were announced as delegates to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago in December including Calvin Murray Howard county and Charles Lutz Frederick among others.
Mrs Marion Chambers and infant Carol Lee returned from Easton Hospital to visit her parents Mr and Mrs FE Blades. Mrs Irvin Anderson traveled to Scarsdale New York to visit her brother en route home to Perry Michigan. Mr and Mrs George Plummer of Wilmington spent the weekend with their son and daughter in law Dr and Mrs H B Plummer. Mr and Mrs Robert Morse of Wilmington visited with Mrs Morse s parents Rev and Mrs A W Strickland. Mrs Milburn Cannon returned to Baltimore after visiting her daughter Mrs Lee W Noble. Mrs Harold Clark of Federalsburg stayed with her father Mr John W Schmick. Mrs Rachel Baylor of Hagerstown High School faculty visited her mother Mrs Clara Payne. Miss Jane Cannon of St Mary s Seminary spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs L P Cannon. Mr and Mrs Theodore Schmick spent last week in Baltimore visiting relatives and friends.
Mr and Mrs Nick Frangiosa and Mr and Mrs Harry B Wright Jr attended a football game in New York last Saturday. A T Wash from Richmond is with her mother Mrs Ed Frank Ledman. Ann and Mrs Herman Lehmick spent the weekend with Mrs Maud Ricdy in Chestertown. Drs J Frank Ledmund returned home after a two week stay in Easton Hospital. Mrs Katie Parker is spending this week with Lt Florence Hubbard at Camp Meade Md.
Elton records secretary Mrs. Philip Richardson and Mrs. Harry Hollis announce the Pocomoke Shore District meeting with state officers to outline the year. Colonel Henry S. Barrett will speak on Rehabilitation and Bishop Francis John McConnell will be guest speaker. A luncheon requires reservations by November 11 with Mrs. Earle A. Merrill. The program includes organ and violin numbers by local musicians and a guest soprano.
Flight Officer Jerome Howard son of Frank N. Howard of Greensboro and Mrs Emma R. Howard of Denton and husband of Mrs Mildred Howard 116 Academy Ave Federalsburg last week was awarded the silver wings of a military service pilot at graduation exercises at the advanced Twin Engine Flying School at the Blytheville Army Air Field Ark The winning of his wings marks the successful completion of two phases of flying training basic and advanced He will soon receive his appointment as a flight officer
The family expresses gratitude to friends for sympathy and help after the death of John Henry Horsey and thanks for flowers sent. Signatures: Mary Garton and Norman Horsey.
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