For sale notices from Denton Maryland ads
Practically new David Bradley one horse wagon offered by W B Palmer of Denton MD. Also for sale a used electric refrigerator listed by Winfield Nichols of Denton MD.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1948
Page
7
Practically new David Bradley one horse wagon offered by W B Palmer of Denton MD. Also for sale a used electric refrigerator listed by Winfield Nichols of Denton MD.
The bulletin lists services with Walter B. Palmer as superintendent. Sunday School at 9 45 a m followed by Morning Worship and sermon at 10 45 a m Evening Worship at 8 p m Wednesday Prayer meeting at 8 p m Friday senior choir rehearsal at 8 p m.
Rev. T. J. Turkington pastor at 9:45 a m Sunday School with John R. Ricards as superintendent. Morning worship at 11, evening worship at 8 with Rev Essell P. Thomas preaching. Prayer meeting at 8. Thursday choir practice at 7 p m.
Morning service at nine thirty followed by Sunday School at Ames Chapel in Hobbs.
September Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity features 8:00 AM Holy Communion, 10:00 AM Church School opening, 11:00 AM Morning Prayer, and 10:00 AM Holy Communion. The schedule outlines the church activities for the day.
The 10 A M Church School is followed by 11 A M Morning Worship led by the Rev J S Rittenhouse from Queen Anne, who will preach the sermon.
Sunday School 9 30 a m Class meeting 10 30 a m Youth meeting 7 00 p m
Melvin Kay pastor J P Thompson associate. Choptank Grove Harmony Concord Chestnut Grove all hold 10:00 or 11:15 Sunday School and worship hours at specific times with 2:00 PM Sunday School and 3:00 PM worship at Concord Chestnut Grove plus American Corners Bloomery listings incomplete.
The West Denton Maryland Church of the Nazarene announces Sunday activities led by Pastor Rev Laura B Albright including Sunday School at 2 00 p m Sermon at 3 00 p m Young Peoples at 7 00 p m and Evangelistic service at 7 30 p m for the day.
Deaton Greensbo Beach hosted by Pastor W. L. Jump with Sunday worship at 2 00 p m Sunday school at 3 00 p m and an old fashioned praise service followed by preaching Come with us and take part in these services
Rev. T. S. Dixon, pastor, preaches at 2 30 p m on the first, third and fifth Sundays each month.
Local church notices list Dr. Paul N. Biggers and Herbert M. Dennison as district pastor with Charles E. French as Sabbath School superintendent. Saturday services include morning worship at 11:00 and Sabbath School at 9:80. Friday events feature prayer and teachers meetings. all welcome.
H O DuBois outlines church activities with Sunday School at 10 AM Morning Worship at 11 AM Training Union at 7 PM Evening Worship at 8 PM Prayer Meeting online at 8 PM The schedule emphasizes weekly worship and study sessions led by Pastor DuBois.
St Pauls Methodist Church Greensboro Md lists Rev Charles E Havis and a 10 am church school 11 am worship service M Y F devotional 7 pm song service 730 pm. Weekly travel service Wednesday 730 pm weekly choir practice Saturday 745 pm. First Thursday Young Adult Fellowship and social meeting Second Thursday W S S business meeting. Trinity Methodist Goldsboro Home Coming Oct 3 with services at 10 am and 230 pm guest speaker. Smiths Memorial Pilgrim Holiness Bethlehem Md Alfred C Clark pastor Sunday School 10 am preaching 11 am and 745 pm.
Mrs Katherine D Spicer 43 wife of J Hazelwood Spicer of Federalsburg died suddenly early Tuesday at Kent General Hospital Dover Delaware after a period as assistant postmaster of Federalsburg for twenty years She is survived by her husband two sons and a brother former State Senator Wilmer Fell Davis Funeral services were held at her Federalsburg home with Rev A T McFarland and interment in Hillcrest Cemetery Federalsburg
Funeral services for Miss Mary E Cahall a Burrsville resident were held at Wesley Methodist Church in Burrsville on Tuesday. Burial followed in the churchyard. She died in a nursing home Saturday aged 79. She was daughter of the late John A and Mary J Maloney Cahall. One sister Mrs Robert H Thawley of Denton survives.
Funeral services were held in Greensboro Monday for Harvey L Morris age 76 who died at his home Friday after a long illness Burial was in Greensboro cemetery Surviving are his wife Belle Morris and a sister Mrs William Cheffins of Greensboro
Camden-Wyoming plans Dover Park as home field amid field and seating disputes at Caesar Rodney Rock Hall and Chestertown object to sun in right field and infield grass. Mikell insists Dover offers better facilities and will allow paid admission, with CW nine financed all season. Playoffs loom with four strong clubs and top pitchers ready to perform.
The Bi-State League finishes with Townsend 13 2 and 11 4 for Townsend and Queenstown. Playoff games begin Sunday with Queenstown at Sudlersville and Millington at Townsend. Townsend defeated Galena 14 5 to end the regular season, Galena dropping to fourth as Millington gains.
William D McKinney a Claventurs West Virginia graduate of Salem College arrives in Preston to begin a year as science teacher. He will live on Maple Avenue in the former residence of Mrs Emalene Wright. Several Preston residents and visitors spent the Labor Day weekend and holidays in Wilmington Ocean City and New York State including Mr and Mrs Roland Lane Mr and Mrs Earl Wright Mrs Henry Fansler Mrs Roger Banner Mr and Mrs Paul Lilly Mr and Mrs Harold Klahold and families Mr James Gallagher Mrs Albert Evans Mr George Lake and Mr Max Chambers Mr Morgan Bennett and sons Morgan Jr Jimmy and Mr Robert Stanton.
Mrs. P. E. Trippe, after six months with her sister Mrs. T. H. Towers, departed last Tuesday for Michigan to spend the winter. She has lived there previously and is returning home. Friends here expressed regret at her departure.
Mrs N O Shaffer spent pleasant weeks at Red Point Beach. Mrs F N Smith and daughter Esther, Miss Helen Towers and Mr Vernon Blades crabb ed at Oak Orchard Thursday. Mrs F L Stafford returned home from New Jersey. Mrs L N Murphy visited Andersontown friends. Mrs Franklin Johnson spent last week with Pennsylvania relatives. Mr and Mrs L H Thomas visited Sgt and Mrs L Hopkins Thomas of Easton. Mrs Thomas Skinter and children Elsie Mae and Sandy of Media Pa visited her parents. Mr and Mrs Unger, Mrs Daylor and Miss Springer of Baltimore were guests of Mr and Mrs N C Shaffer. Miss Sue Smith is a student at Golden College. Mr and Mrs Earl Hardcastle and daughters Jessie and Frances of Media Pa spent last week with Mr and Mrs Edden Tribbitt. Other visitors were Mr and Mrs Lawrence Tribbitt Federalsburg, Mr and Mrs Alfred Tribbitt and sons Alfred Jr and Jimmy of Oxford, and Mr and Mrs Geo Satterfield near Denton. Mrs Chas Sewell of Queen Anne and Mrs Geo Wise Jr of Denton visited their mother Mrs Cleveland Henry last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Paul Stafford spent last weekend in New Jersey. Miss Louise Gray, who has been with Mrs B B Allen, left for New York last Tuesday.
The Caroline County Chapter of the American Red Cross thanks volunteers for finishing sewing to meet a September 1 deadline. Since March the county produced 51 women’s dresses, 59 children’s dresses, and will send 3 more women’s dresses and 2 children’s dresses plus more sweaters in a few days. Clara Hitchcock, Assistant Production Chairman, extends gratitude.
The Womans Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church reports the death of member Mrs. Joseph Ross. Sincere sympathy is extended to the sorrowing family with a prayer for strength and grace. Resolution Committee led by Lonie Ramsdell notes the tribute.
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