Lesson for October 13
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1946
Page
12
Lesson subjects and Scripture texts selected and copyrighted by International Council of Religious Education used by permission.
A compact study of Paul's conversion as the essential life change needed for God’s work. It outlines three relations by nature, by faith, and by grace, showing how genuine transformation enables witness and service through God’s grace.
Twenty six people registered for work with U S E S six male and ten female and ten veterans. During the past week there were seven referrals with four placements and one hundred forty one job openings. If you want help write or call United States Employment Service Cambridge Md Phone Cambridge 795 or call at Denton Armory on Wednesdays 10 00 am to 4 00 pm. If you are a farmer call F M Rogers county agent phone Denton 37. Employers urged to immediately return all referral cards with proper notation. Jobs can be permanent or temporary.
Mrs Charles Nichols is in Easton Hospital. Mrs John Jarvis is in Greensboro Community Hospital with a severe asthma attack. Mr and Mrs Linwood Letty of Rising Sun Del were in town. Miss Mildred M Ginn and sisters entertained friends to dinner and cards. October birthdays prompted substantial gifts. Dan Perry returned home after time with his daughter. Mrs James Hubbard visiting her son in Northam Pa. Circle No 5 W S C S met. Mrs Thomas Hobbs led. refreshments served after the meeting.
Mrs John Mandrell Mrs Elwood Fleming and Mrs Barton Butler spent Friday in Wilmington. Mrs Joseph M Eaton Mrs John Decker Mrs Charles Jarrell and Mrs Oscar Clark were Baltimore visitors last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Leon Stack and Mrs
G W Stevens of Sadlersville visited with Mrs Susie Thompson Sunday. Mrs Guy Robinson and son Jim mie of Wilmington spent last week with Mr and Mrs C K Stewart, returning home Sunday with Mr Robinson joining Saturday. Mrs Horace Morgan and Mrs Charles Jarrell attended the D A R meeting at the Misses Ella and Hilda Robarts home in Sadlersville. Mr and Mrs L Larrimore of Wilmington spent Sunday with Mrs G H Tarburton. Miss Sadie Wothers and Mrs Wm Whitby spent Tuesday in Baltimore.
The Orphans Court met with Judges Handy Dennis and Fooks. Proof of notice to creditors filed in estates of Virginia D Hubbard Alpheus J Adams W Earle Adams Margaret A Adams Walter M Adams and William I Hubbard. Report of sale ratified in Moore v Porter. Additional bond filed. Account of sales debt list petition for funeral and proof of publication notice to creditors filed in estate of Thomas J Lord administratrix Stella A Lord.
Release filed in the estate of J William Zehring by Rose Shoemaker Zehring Louise Zehring Palmer and Jean Zehring Slider. Petition and order filed in the estate of John E Satterfield to release certain mortgage.
Question asks if amended Social Security Act insurance covers men and women who died in military service. It answers no. The Veterans Administration administers payments to dependents of deceased armed forces members. For more details contact the Social Security Administration field office in Salisbury Maryland.
Caroline High extended its winning streak with a 4-1 victory over Ridgely. The lineup featured Dickie LL, Salsbury, Smith, and Glover among others, with subs Gannon and Walters providing depth as the team secured the win on the page 1 recap.
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