Missionary Union Hosts YWAs GAs and Sun Beams Program
Missionary Union entertained the Y. W. A.'s the G. A.'s and the Sun beams with a most interesting program presented to members and guests.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1945
Page
7
Missionary Union entertained the Y. W. A.'s the G. A.'s and the Sun beams with a most interesting program presented to members and guests.
September 16 lesson outlines with listed subjects and scripture texts chosen for study. Copyright notice credits the International Council on Religious Education for selection and use by permission.
A devotional study of Genesis 44 highlighting Judah’s courage intelligence self denial and love as he pleads for Benjamin. It argues the family is the foundational unit of society and urges intelligent selfless action to strengthen family bonds amid modern broken homes.
Lt. William E. Dixon on 30 day leave from the Pacific region visits his parents near town. Mrs. A. W. Marvel dies after a lingering illness. funeral at her home. Numerous residents and visitors, including families from Cambridge, Baltimore, and Newark, attend hospital stays, engagements, and social events. The Ridgely Methodist Church hosts an evening service with Drums of the Congo and Liberia missionary films.
Stafford recounts events from Friday of last week as Mrs. Thomas Lord and her children visited her mother Mrs. Steve Hadaway in Neavitt. Mrs. Anna Mae Walls is reported to be in Baltimore for undisclosed reasons.
On Wednesday evening the general annual election was held in the church auditorium. Very few officers were changed with only the Sunday School pianist BTU pianist and assistant church pianist replaced. The other officers remained the same. On Tuesday evening the Women's group gathered for its activities and discussions.
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