What Makes a Nation Great according to Deuteronomy
Deuteronomy frames national greatness around devotion to God, obedience, and virtue. The lesson highlights worship of the true God, heedfulness of warnings, honoring Scripture, home as a test of faith, and reliance on God for victory, calling America to trust God as Israel did. It contrasts promises with judgment and urges faithful living in family and society.
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Israel
Moses
Promised Land
God
Heavenly Father
America
Palestine
Rally Day Planned at Local Church Oct 10
Church notices show Rally Day October 10 at 10 45 morning worship with a sermon. Junior choir rehearsal Monday 8 00 p m Mrs Rue invites new members. Women's Society first fall meeting Tuesday 6 30 p m bring covered dish 10 cent admission social rooms. Wednesday 8 00 p m prayer meeting Psalms We Love series led by the pastor. Friday 8 00 p m senior choir rehearsal Mrs Cooper seeks new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Orme
Worhip
Cooper
Grace Methodist Church Sunday Services and Meetings
Rev T. Turkington presides at Grace Methodist Church with services on Sunday September 26 including sermons Abraham's Journey to Egypt and So Near Yet So Far. Local Activity Circle meets Tuesday at Mrs J A Beck's, followed by Wednesday prayer meeting and Thursday choir practice at 7 pm. Ames Chapel Hobbs holds morning service at 9 30 with Sunday School and C E service at 4 8 pm.
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Grace Methodist Church
Turkington
Abraham
Egypt
J. A. Beck
Ames Chapel
Hobbs
C. E
Church notices for Brethren church service and events
Reverend N J Miller leads Sunday School at 10 with Earl Hol as singer and superintendent. Worship service follows at 11. Evening study period scheduled for 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
N. J. Miller
Earl Holsinger
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church Sunday Service Notice
Rev Carl E Range will lead morning prayer and sermon at 11 o'clock on Sunday September 26. Call to worship will be sounded by a first bell at 10 80 as formerly the custom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Carl E. Range
Pilgrim Holiness Church Services Listed
Pastor T. S. Dixon leads Sunday School at 9 30 a m Praise Service at 10 16 a m Preaching at 11 o clock Evening Young Peoples at 7 30 p m Preaching at 8 o clock Williston preaching at 2 30 p m
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Pilgrim Holiness Church
T. S. Dixon
Young Peoples
Williston
Greensboro Methodist Church Service and board notices
Rev R W Kirwan is pastor with Sunday School at 9 45 a m and preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. Official Board meets first Wednesday monthly. Sunday School Board meets second Wednesday at 8 00 p m. Woman's Society of Christian Service meets second Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Junior Epworth League meets Wednesdays during school year at 4 p m. Blue Ribbon Bible Class meets last Tuesday at 7 30 p m.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Junior Epworth League
First Baptist Church Greensboro Services and Guest Preacher
Sunday services listed for 11:00 A M morning worship 7:00 P M B T U classes for all ages 8:00 P M evening worship 8:00 P M Wednesday prayer meeting 8:00 P M W M U meets second Tuesday monthly Rev R I Berghauser assistant secretary of the state will preach at the morning hour on September 26 cordial invitation to worship with us at this hour
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First Baptist Church
Greensboro
Irving W. Lane
W.M.U
R. I. Berghauser
Revival at old Brick Church Greensboro September 24 25 26
Pilgrim Holiness Church in Greensboro announces a Young People's Revival at the old Brick Church September 24 25 and 26 led by Rev Dean Phillips from Millville New Jersey as song evangelist. Preaching by Rev Phillips and Pastor Victor Bateman with evening services at 7 30. All are invited. Also notes Mr Comegys Vansant and family will visit Philadelphia then move to Redwood City California.
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Old Brick
Greensboro
Dean Phillips
Millville
N. J
Mr. Phillips
Victor Bateman
Comegys Vansant
Philadelphia
Redwood City
Calif
Mary
Prayer’s Protecting Power sermon at Preston New Church
Rev John W Stockwell will deliver a sermon lecture on Sunday September 26 at 11 am in the Preston New Church all welcome. Masses on Sunday September 26 in the Catholic Churches of Denton are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Stockwell
Preston New Church
Denton
Ridgely and Denton church schedule confusion
The text lists St Elizabeth's Church in Denton at 8:30 and St Benedict's in tidgely at 10 o'clock withConfessions at St Elizabeth's on Sunday morning at TH15 o'clock. The details are garbled and unclear about exact times and locations.
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Ridgely
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Denton
St. Benedict’s Church
Tidgely
St. Elizabeth's Church
Methodist Woman's Booksnert Week of Prayer materials available
The literature headquarters at 150 Fifth Avenue New York has Week of Prayer and Self-Denial materials ready for order. Orders should be placed early with options including Worship and Program Materials and notes on retreats by Vida Scudder. Free packets with one of each item will be sent to each local church society via District Secretaries of Literature and Publications. contact district secretaries if missing.
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Literature
Fifth Avenue
New York
Vida Scudder
Easton
Granville Hooper
Cambridge
Dover
Estella Holt
Del
Salisbury
Edward Gootee
E. Locust St
Wilmington
Jacob Rebmann Jr
Wilson Road
68 4-H Club News Elects New Officers and Welcomes Member
The 4-H Club met September 15 1945 at Miss Louise Brown's home. Dues were collected due to the secretary's absence. Officers elected: President Ethel Brown Vice President Fay Carroll Secretary Hester Long Treasurer Edith McNeal Reporter Nancy J Strong. New member Eloise Henry joins increasing membership to 20. Virginia Lee Smith won first prize in the Home Management Contest. refreshments followed before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Brown
Ethel Brown
Fay Carroll
Hester Long
Treaarer
Edith McNeal
Nancy J. Strong
Eloise Henry
Ridgely
Virginia Lee Smith
Private first class Schaube leaves for Kentucky camp
Goldsboro notes a ten day furlough spent with his mother and relatives before PFC Chas. Schaube departs Friday for a Kentucky camp near the Indiana line. Weekend visitors include Rev. Fred Holden and family from Washington. Trinity Methodist Church observed Home Coming with programs and large crowds. Philadelphia visitors Betty Lou Buckholz and Mrs Bertie Schaube return home after visits.
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Chas. Schaube
Bernie Schaube
Kentucky
Indiana Line
Fred Holden
Washington
R. F. Cartwright
Holden
Dora Melvin
Kathryn
Henderson
Dallas Cartwright
Preston
Irving Voshell
Dover
Virgie Cartwright
Fletcher Wharton
Wilmington
W. W. Sylvester
Denton
W. J. Murphy
Trinity Methodist Church
Harry Morris
Philadelphia
Betty Lou Buckholz
Bertie Schaube
Louise Milby
Betty Lou Buck
Community Members Attend Diverse Weekend Gatherings
Mr and Mrs J W Sylvester attended the Home Coming on Sunday. Clifford Cortelyou of Philadelphia spent Sunday with Mrs Florence Jarrell and Edward Jarrell. Avro and Mrs Luther Bennett hosted a family reunion in the church grove. Mrs W O Murphy visited Felton Delaware and attended the funeral of Mr Ambrose Killen. Mr and Mrs Dulin of Linwood Pa spent the weekend with Frank Breeding and family. D Berry of Wyraying spent Sunday with Chas Phillips. Madalyn Neese and friend of Wilmington visited her sister T N Jarrell and family. Marguerite Griffin of Washington spent the weekend with her mother Jennie Griffin. Mrs A J Bennett and Mrs Nerva Turrell of Wilmington visited friends here Sunday. Mrs Laura Isaacs of Greensboro spent days with sister Sue Stith. Mrs Iva Phillips of Wilmington spent the weekend with aunt Mrs Anna Cheffine.
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J. W. Sylvester
Clifford Cortelyou
Philadelphia
Himother
Florence Jarrell
Edward Jarrell
Avro
Luther Bennett
Church Grove
W. O. Murphy
Cooper Gruwell
Felton
Del
Ambrose Killen
Dulin
Linwood
Frank Breeding
D. Berry
Wryoming
Chas. Phillips
Madalyn Neese
Wilmington
T. N. Jarrell
Marguerite Griffin
Washington
Jennie Griffin
A. J. Bennett
Nerva Turrell
Laura Isaacs
Greensboro
Sue Stith
Iva Phillips
Anna Cheffine
Marydel District Bond Drive Encouraged by Tyson Heather
J Tyson Heather, Marydel vice-chairman, expressed strong enthusiasm for the bond drive and confidence the goal will be reached. Local social notices list visits and hosting by residents from Dover, Queen Anne, Centreville, Clayton, and Philadelphia area, with several dinners and gatherings noted.
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J. Tyson Heather
Marydel
Harry Vane
Dover
Del
Harry Gibson
Queen Anne
T. O. Ford
Liv
William Roe
Centreville
J. Seward Dailey
George Ross
Clayton
O. F. Morris
Forest Hills
New York
Sara Jacobs
Tyson Heather
Sue Thompson
Hillsboro
Amos Wyatt
Doris Ann
Philadelphia
J. P. George
Denton
H. B. Logan
Wilmington
Local Visit Notes From Hillsboro Community
Hillsboro residents share weekend and seasonal travel updates. Mr and Mrs Houston Russini returned to Baltimore after a summer with the Cahalls. Miss Marjorie Baker of Wilmington spent the weekend with her parents the Barkers. Mrs Stella Meitzer returned home after time with a daughter in Washington. Mr Henry Fleming of Wilmington visited his mother. Mr and Mrs Joseph Eston were dinner guests of the Swings. E H Gale visits the Gales of Wilmington. Mrs Oscar Clark visited her sister Mrs Jarrell on Sunday.
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Houston Russini
Baltimore
Albert Cahall
Marjorie Baker
Wilmington
Vernon Baker
Stella Meitzer
Washington
Henry Fleming
Frank Fleming
Joseph M. Eston
Thompson Swing
E. H. Gale
E. Edwin Gale
Oscar Clark
Charles Jarrell
Grace Methodist Church
Denton
Emil Rosenast
Merchantsville
N. 3
John Swing
Jean Corneil
Rodney Holsinger
Evching
J. Wm. Zehring
Reformed Church
Vergie Sparks
Wm. E. Sparks
Oakland
John Whiting
Nancy
Coleman
Galena
Howard Quaintance
Silver Spring
John D. Davis
Walter R. Moore
Altoona
Martha Evans
John Starkey
A. G. Saulsbury
Rehoboth
Harold Fountain
Charles Jackson
Rennie Sellers
Lehmen Spear
Jean Mason
Easton
Cary Callahan
Charles Gullett Saulsbury
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Wesley McKnott
Sadlersville
D. W. Davis
Klotz
Elsmere
Richard Blackburn
Charles Starkey
The
Methodist Church School
James Stack
Stack
A. F. Brittain Jr
Frank Richards
William E. Sparks
Mary Wharton
Elmira
N.Y
Gus Keeneman
Hopkins
William Cannon
Henry Kern
Harry Wilson
James White
Norris Butler
James Lewis
Cpl
Leon Kraft
U. S. Army
Franklyn Stayer
Peggy Lane
Greensboro Family Weekend Gathering Notable Guests
Greensboro items note Mr. and Mrs. L W Taylor Sr entertaining most children except Miss Robert Taylor now in Annapolis. Other relatives visiting include Boone Case Taylor Pho M 2c from Africa Constan ce Taylor Navy nurse Milford Del John Zahransky died in New York Sept 19 funeral Sept 22 in Greensboro cemetery. Rouse family returns to New York after illness. James Curry improving post illness at daughter Mrs Marshall Roe’s home in Wilmington. Mrs Norman Coheen hosted relatives on Sunday.
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L. W. Taylor Sr
Robert Taylor
Annapolis
L. W. Taylor M
Bainbridge
Boone Case Taylor
Pho
Africa
Constance Taylor
Naval Nurses Corps
Milford
Del
Carlton Smith
Carol Lee
Goldsboro
Betsy
John Zahransky
New York City
Greensboro
Zahransky
New York
Rouse
Hill
James Curry
Marshall Roe
Allen Curry
Wilmington
Norman Coheen
Family and friend visits noted across towns and bases
The column lists numerous visits and gatherings. James Curry celebrated a birthday. Annie Sewart returned to Withington. Mrs. Thom as Dobson welcomed guests from Goldsboro. Prov. and Mrs. William Farrell visited Iva Jones in Annapolis. Norman Walls and John Dyer Jr. spent time at Fort Jackson. A. G. Stufft and Mary hosted relatives. others include Alec Griffith, Raymond Oglesby, and Mary Dobson. Bradford Cooper at Fort Stewart.
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James Curry
Annie Sewart
Thomas Dobson
Withington, Sr
H. L. Cohee
M. Elise Roe
Goldsboro Church
William Farrell
Annapolis
Farrell
Iva Jones
Norman Walls
John Dyer Jr
Fort Jackson
S. C
Elmer Stufft
Philadelphia
A. G. Stufft
Mary
John Andrews
Alec Griffith
Marydel
Raymond Oglesby
Marcus Hook
Harry Hubbard
A. W. Brumbaugh
H. T. Langmaid
Meshall Roe
Charles Wieneke
Baltimore
Bradford Cooper
Fort Stewart, Ga
Son Born to Perry Family in Greensboro
RIDGELY Fiter Hospital births list a son Donald Gene born September 15 to Mr. and Mrs. James D. Perry of Greensboro. Also a son born September 20 to Mr. and Mrs. Hersey Porter of Greensboro. A daughter born September 20 to Mr. and Mrs. John Taft of Greensboro. A daughter born September 21 to Mr. and Mrs. John Lennon of Greensboro.
Community notices and social updates from Grace church region
Local ministers and townsfolk share weekend messages and visits. Emil Rosenast returns from Merchantsville after a brief trip. Jean Corneil and Rodney Holsinger wed at the Reformed Church parsonage. Vergie Sparks visits Oakland family. extended clan trips to Galena and Wilmington noted. A list of relatives and friends visiting, traveling to funerals, and attending church events follows including hospital returnees and summer cottage stays.
Auditor's Order nisi in Horsey v Owens et al
The Auditor's Report in the suit of Owens and ae Trustees versus Anna Louise Horsey et al is ratified and confirmed unless good cause is shown within three weeks from September 24, 1943. A copy of this order must appear in a Caroline County newspaper for two consecutive weeks before October 2, 1943. D Ralph Horsey, Clerk. True Copy, Test.
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Caroline County
D. Ralph Horsey
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Harold L. Lundquist
Mecio Bible Institute of
Western Newspaper Union
International Council of Religious Education
First Methodist Church
John E. French
the Methodist Woman's
Herbert Butts
Chester
Betty Ann
Wh. Cullen
Carl
Middletown
James Wilson
Donnie
Leolan Jackson
John Jackson
Woman’s Guild of
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Ernest Jones
Chamber of Commerce
Elmer Warner
St. Michaels
Raymond Covey
Elizabeth
Charles Covey
Federalsburg
David Perry
A. Orrell Saulsbury
Ensign Perry
Seattle
Wash
Perry
Bridgeville
Charles Hammond
Clinton Dorman
Pleasantville, N. J
Harry Klotz
Wilson Layster
J. E. Parker
Henry Gorman
American Corner
Bureau
Doris Cherry
William Andrew
Nisi
OWENS
Ae Trustees
Anna Louise Horsey
Circuit Court
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