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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1945
Page
7
Lesson for September 9 covers subjects and scriptures selected by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission. The material presents a structured study plan with guiding verses and topical prompts for teaching and reflection.
A sermon on Genesis 41 46 57 and Psalm 111 5 stressing God’s provision through Joseph amid famine. It warns against waste and liquor abuse highlighting temperance and responsible stewardship, urges personal government care and the preservation of families, and calls Americans to obedience before hunger arouses a need for God.
Slats notes hopes for post office changes. Netty Winkle discusses President Truman and Robert Montgomery while praising Clark Gable. Pa's birthday brings a gift from his boss. Uncle Hen and Cyn finish wallpaper as Belter. Pa drafts a piece for the newspaper. Mrs Gillem argues for car laws. Emmy notes relief from horse flies.
The Canning Center at Greensboro closed on September 6 due to fruit and vegetable shortages and too few patrons to sustain a ten daily average.
RIDGELY Mrs. Bessie Murphy returns home after a week with her daughter Mrs. James Kelly near Wilmington. Charles Wroten USMC of Lakehurst NJ spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wroten. Private Leroy Tripp on furlough with his parents after eight months overseas. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Blockson hosted Mr. and Mrs. Russell and family of Wilmington. Miss Barbara Covington visits her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. David Hollingsworth near town. Miss Bernice Ireland returns home from several weeks with her sisters in Wilmington. Mrs. Edward Whitby spends weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Winstead.
Mr and Mrs Willis Marshall of St Michaels visited Mr and Mrs D J Ivison on Sunday. Mr and Mrs T W Jones of Syracuse NY spent a few days in town. Mr and Mrs Walter Moore had a caller Saturday evening Mrs Chhall of Price.
Mrs James Wilson spent Monday with her mother Mrs Rennie Sellers at Hurlock. William Sculley of Newark Del was at home for the Labor Day holiday. Dr Frank Taylor had visiting him this week his son Frank Taylor.
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