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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1944
Page
5
The lesson for November 26 presents subjects and scripture texts chosen by the International Council of Religious Education for study. It notes copyright and permission details and indicates standard usage in religious education programs.
This lesson argues work as a blessing and personal duty for Christians, noting that industry benefits from chaplains and faith. It emphasizes accountability for opportunities, rewards for faithfulness in service, and the imperative that believers work earnestly while awaiting Christ’s return.
The church schedules its Sunday School for 1 to 1 age children under Mrs. Frank Lane, 10 a.m. worship with sermon by the minister, youth fellowship at 6 45 p.m. led by Virginia Smith, and evening worship at 7 30 p.m. Rehearsals and Society meetings occur Monday through Friday with special guest Dr. Hamilton P. Fox from Salisbury. A November 28 W S C S meeting and a Thanksgiving program directed by Mr. Harry H. Nuttle are noted.
Grace Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 9 45 a m and morning service at 11 00. Rev J Earl Cummings will deliver the sermon. Evening sermon topics Spots. Tuesday Local Activity Cycle at Mr William Irwin home with Mrs Purcell and Mrs Nora Craft hosting. Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30. Thursday the 30th pastors and people from Caroline Methodist Churches meet at Grace Church 7 30 with Rev Hamilton Fox speaker. Ames Chapel Hobbs morning service at 9 30 by Rev J Earl Cummings followed by Sunday School. Christian Endeavor 8 p m.
Church of the Brethren led by Rev N J Miller holds Sunday school at 10 am and worship at 11. Hymn study at 7 30 pm. Mothers Club meets with Mrs J N Jordin Thursday at 230 pm. Burrssville Methodist Charge Rev Frank K McCordle preaches at Wesley and Evangelistic services at Union start 10 am with a 230 pm musical program and a 7 pm children's meeting plus evangelistic event.
A weekly series invites the public to attend nightly services at 7:30 starting this week. Organizers urge everyone to come, join in, and hear the Kuteh Sisters sing.
Rev. Carl E. Range presides at morning prayer and sermon at eleven. Church School meets at 3:15. Services held at Christ Episcopal Church with rector leading regular Sunday program.
Res T S Dison pastor leads Pilgrim Holiness Church with Sunday School at 9 30 a m Praise service 10 15 a m preaching 11 00 a m evening Young People 7 30 p m preaching 8 00 p m revisair services begin December and continue through Sunday with Reverend and Mrs G W Abia as evangelists and singers all welcome Wallest moon date and monthly schedule noted
Sunday School at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m with warm welcome for all.
Greensboro Maryland church notices list Ray W Kirwan as minister with 9 15 a m church school 11 am morning worship 7 30 p m M Y F 8 pm evening worship and midweek prayer meeting weekly plus second Thursday Women s Society of Christian Service and third Thursday business meeting M Y F
Sunday School at 9 45 A M. Morning Worship at 11 A M. B T U sessions for all ages at 7 P M. Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 8 P M. The W M U meets on the second Tuesday each month.
Rev. Frencis Hensel presides at St Elizabeth's Denton and St Benedict's Ridgely on Sunday November 26. Masses: Denton 8:30 a.m. Ridgely 10:00 a.m. Confessions heard Sunday morning at St Elizabeth's from 7:00 to 9:00.
The Steward Hospital in Greensboro reports multiple births including a son to Vic and Wis Cail ter Seath Geldsboro a son to Wi and Mis T Werbert Greenley a daughter to Mr and Mis Thos Carter Ridgely a daughter to Mio and Mis Cable Councell Ride ly a daughter to Wi and Wis Rom t he Biddle Ridgely The hospital approved by the Caroline County Vital Society and the Maryland State Department of Health will accept all BEOM fC caves per the board and remains open for inspection providing plasma for emergencies Captain Paul Dobson mentioned.
Arrived in the States from Louisiana and spent Saturday and Sunday with his mother Mis Tho. Dalton Mio and Mis Athon Daw son also spent the weekend at home with his mother and daughter Mio and Mis Wilbur Beard and Mis Frank Cook of Greensboro. Mis Margaret Donnelly and Walter Lee spent Sunday afternoon with Mi and Vis Frank Cossaboon. Mrs. George Stevenson of Wil migton and Miss Beulah Gibson of Bridgetown spent Wednesday with Mrs Emma Pippin and daughter Miss Wae. Mrs Viola Cossaboon of Greensboro had as her guests last week her son Carlton Hats and grandson James Leland Haire of Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Dingledim, granddaughter Lois, and guest Mi.
Wells spent Friday in Chesapeake City and Wilmington. Mr Marry Cooper near town fell and broke a bone in his foot and is doing nicely. Mr Ruby and Mrs Dav Lake's mother have been sick the past week. Mrs Howard Asilton has been on the sick list during the week.
In loving memory of a dear son and brother Lloyd Jenkins who passed away November 22 1941 peacefully sleeping by his side mother and me till God carried him home to suffer no more. Grief and pain he suffered here but Jesus took him home where no tears flow by his loving mother and sister Mary Lizzie Jenkins and Like Lay ton
Notice to creditors that Howard M. Harris has letters testamentary on the estate of the deceased in Caroline county Maryland. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers by May 25 1945 or be barred. Debts should be promptly settled. True copy by Carlton V. West Registrar of Wills.
Notice issued in Maryland for letters of administration on the personal estate of a deceased Caroline County resident. All claimants must present against the estate and all debts should be settled promptly. Dated November 21, 1914 by Conrad Fuchs administrator. True copy certified by Carltonio West, Register of Wills.
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