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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1944
Page
5
Lesson subjects and Scripture texts chosen for November 12 by the International Council of Religious Education under permission. It lists topics and verses used in study and teaching for that date.
Church notices outline schedules for a Sunday School and nursery program led by E ore Orme and Mrs Frank Lane, morning and evening worship, youth fellowship and choirs, a Christian Workers School, class meetings, prayer and Bible study, and a Friday sermon at Harmony. Members urged to pay pledges for the first half year.
The notice invites the community to a spiritual feast hosted by Rev. Frank K. Mc Corkie with district ministers assisting. It emphasizes attendance and a welcoming program.
Friday through Sunday social round up lists Mr. Brown Eaton and family hosting and visiting relatives. Centreville guests include Clayton Wright and Elaine Hunter. W. S. C. S. district meeting attendees are Mrs. Ralph Holland and Mrs. Harry Kemp. Other visits include Marjorie Baker, Laura Fleming, Milton Beaven, E H Gale, John Eveland Jr., Oscar Clark, Lula Beaven, and several trips to Wilmington Philadelphia Easton hospital and local homes.
A sermon urges Christians to rise above self interest with love for enemies and faithful obedience to law. It links Christlike love, lawful government, and patriotic duty to national peace, urging revival of Christian testimony as the cure for political upheaval. Read II Chronicles 7:14.
Grace Methodist Church led by Rev. T. J. Turkington holds Sunday School at 9 45 a m and morning service at 11 with sermons The Overcoming Life and A Great Title Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday choir practice at 7 30 p m Ames Chapel at Hobbs offers morning service and sermon at 9 30 followed by Sunday School Christian Endeavor service at 8 p m
Rev Carl E Range rector announces Sunday services at 11 o clock with morning prayer and sermon and Church School at 9 45.
Rev N J Miller ministered church services with a sermon on Behold Your God. Sunday school at 10 a m worship at 11 a m, night service by A C W ladies aid to meet with Mrs John Good on Wednesday the 15th, family night Friday the 17th at 7 30 p m, all invited for a pleasant evening.
The Burrsville Methodist Charge led by Rev. Frank K McCorkle holds services through November 26 with Wesley Union Hickman and Union Sunday School sessions. The Kutch Sisters from Lebanon PA head the music, with a 20 minute song service and various choir and vocal numbers.
P R Sehauer minister of Sunday School at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m. The American Legion will join the 11 o'clock service in a body. Fellowship meeting at 7 30 p m. A warm welcome awaits all who come to worship with us.
Rev. T. S. Dixon, pastor, announces Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Praise at 10:15 a.m. Sermon at 6 p.m. Evening Young People service at 7:30 p.m. Sermon at 8 p.m.
Greensboro Maryland church announces 9 45 a m church school led by H Claude Rawlings 11 am morning worship 730 pm M F meeting 800 pm evening worship Wednesday prayer meeting 730 pm second Thursday society of Christian Service third Thursday business meeting MYF all tied to St Pauls Methodist Church Greensboro Maryland with Ray W Kirwan as minister
The notice lists a prayer service at 8 30 p m on Friday and a Sunday schedule with Sunday School at 10 a m, morning preaching at 11 a m, followed by a Young People's Service at 7 30 p m and an evening preaching at 8 p m.
Rev Irving Lane announces weekly services with timings for Sunday School Morning Worship and Evening Worship. Additional events include B T U classes at 7 00 P M and a Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 00 P M The W M A meets the second Tuesday of each month.
Rev. Francis Hensel announces masses at St Elizabeths Denton 8 30 am and St Benedicts Ridgely 10 am on Sunday November 12. Confessions at St Elizabeths Sunday morning 7 45 am.
The Orphans' Court met on Wednesday November 8 with Judges Handy Dennis and Fooks present. The court examined approved and ordered to be recorded. In the absence of the court letters of administration upon the personal estate of James W Calloway late of Caroline County deceased were granted by the Regis-
Renunciation filed bond approved notices to creditors ordered published. Appraisers named for several estates. Inventories, appraisements, and lists of debts filed. Orders to sell granted in multiple estates. Transfers and bank stock actions filed with court.
The Community Club of Preston plans a Tuesday meeting at 2 o clock with Mrs. Harry Reich. Mrs. Carmine leads the program on United Through Books. Also noted are Mrs. Ollie Howard returning home from Denton and Mr. Fred Collins ill but improving. New residents include Mr. F G Usilton Jr and family moving to Maple avenue from Ridgely. he is the high school principal. Listed members include Mrs C B Blades and others.
Attended the W. S. C. S. meeting in Denton last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Noble and Lee Jr. spent the weekend in Baltimore as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Burton Proctor. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Bonner visit Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Harrington in Catonsville Maryland. Circle No. 2 led an interesting program at the Wednesday night W. S. C. S. session in the Sunday School room. Miss Cornelia Cannon of Dover visited her parents, the W. H. Cannons. Mrs Celia Kelly plans to spend the winter with her niece, Mrs. May Barrow, in Baltimore. Miss Mary Jane Merrick spent part of the week with Miss Manetta Willey. Mr. and Mrs. EB. T. Moore spent the weekend in Baltimore.
Billy Brown Eaton entertained friends Saturday night with games and a Donald Duck Mickey Mouse Popeye film. Mr and Mrs Samuel Naylor and daughter Judith of Baltimore and Miss Jean Marter of Camden visit Mr and Mrs Samuel Navy lor Sr.
A brief note thanking constituents in Caroline County for the splendid vote of confidence in Tuesday's election.
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