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PAGE SIX DENTON JOURNAL, DENTON, MARYLAND Friday, June 12, 1964 Concor By Gloria Durham Thirteen members answered roll call at Wednesday's WSCS meeting at Concord. Devotions were around Missions, with two 'film strips shown. One was on Albert Schweitzer and the other on migrant work on the Delmarva Peninsula. Plans for the WSCS picnic were made for Sunday, July 12th, at 6:30 p. m.

It will be covered dish buffet style, rain or shine. When the meeting was closed, the hostesses, Lucille and Bertha Maloney, served pineapple upside-down cake, mints, coffee and tea. With all the talk and concern about Bible reading in school, thought you may be interested in reading this poem that was first published in Cincinnati. "Now I sit me down in school, Where praying is against the rule For this great nation, under God, Finds public mention of Him odd. Any prayer a class recites Now violates the Bill of Rights.

Anytime my head I bow Becomes a Federal matter now. Teach us of stars or pole and equator, But make no mention of their Creator. Tell of exports in Denmark and Sweden, But not a word on what Eve did in Eden. The law is specific, the law is precise, Praying out loud is no longer nice. Praying aloud in a public hall Upsets believers in nothing at all.

In silence alone can we meditate, And if God should get the credit, Great. This rule, however, has a gimmick in it, You've got to be finished in less than a minute. So all I ask is a minute of quiet, If I feel like praying, then maybe I'll try it. If not, Lord, this plea I make, Should I die in school, my soul you'll take." Sunday afternoon, Rev. Walter Stone, Executive Secretary of the Board of Education, conducted a training session for Sunday School teachers.

Nine teachers from the Charge, including Ruth Mitchell, Nina Smith, Miriam and Dallas Neal, Loretta Nichols, Florence Love, Nellie Williams, Eloise Larrimore and Gloria Durham, learned about the new materials and how to make better use of the ones we have at present. Shout it from the roof tops, Shout it from the plains, The VFW baseball team Won their first game. That's the team Jerry Adams and my Larry play for, and by rights I should have written it in headlines. The score was 19-14 and the game was called due to darkness in the 6th inning. It's a good thing, too, some of us were getting hoarse.

Birthday greetings to Wayne Robinson on Flag Day, June 14, and to Mildred Bell Beauchamp on the 18th. May your days be very pleasant. Coming Events: There will be Commission on Education meetings at the three churches on the following dates: June 15- Concord, 8 p. June 16--Chestnut Grove, 8 p. June 19--Bloomery, 8 p.

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Dean A. Hewitt, Kenneth Howe, Richard Howe. Shirley Howe, Joan Hurlock, Steven Mark Johnson, Libby Ann Kaplan, Linda Kennedy, Mary Jane Krieger, Linda Larrimore, Angela Little, Ronald Little, Margaret Bonnie Mackerf, James McConnell, Michael Jay McGrath. Kathy Jean McMahan, Debra Meredith, Michael Meredith, Brian 'Merriken, Barbara Lynn Messick, Danny Messick, David Messick, Sue Morgan, David Payne, Dennis Payne, William Phillips, Carolyn Foore, Henrietta Porter, Tobin Price. July 27 to Aug.

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Pine Crest Camp, Denton, Maryland Instructor: June Hopkns, Clarence Messick. No Saturday Classes July 6th to 24th, 9 to 10 A. M. Beginner: William Oscar Adams, Lillian Archer, Larry Artis, Rachel Artis, Andre Beulah, Larry Beulah, Sandra Beulah, Saundra Bolden, Jerome Boston, Blenda Brown, Melvin Brown, Reginald Brown, Diane M. Cannon, Gale M.

Coursey, Frederick Crawford, Connie Lee Davis, Patricia Demby, Randy Drummnnd. Drummond, Darlene Cunning, Ruth Eaddy, Rosemary Emory, Clifford Everitt, Herbert Ferry, Hazel Fulford, Reginald Jackson, William Fulford, Robert Greenage, Lee Hill, William O. Holmes, Vernon Jackson, Wanola Jackson, Tony La ey, Deborah Murray, Dennis Murray, Robin Denise Murray, Perry Nichols, Annette M. Rich, Anthony Rich, Antoinette Rich, Brenda Rich, Brian Rich, Margaret Ringgold, Mary Ringgold, Patricia Ringgold, Walter Ringgold, Mona Lisa Ringgold, Brenda J. Scofield.

July 6th lo 24th, 10 to 11 A. M. Intermediate: Marvin Benson, Carlos Brooks, Walter Bolden, Donald Brooks, Marcieta Brooks, Wanda Brooks, Carlton Brown, Dalphine Brown, Kenneth Brown, Sharon Brown, Thomas Brown, Demetris Cain, Norris Cain, Saundra Cain, Diana Coursey, James Coursey, John Coursey, Stephanie Coursey, Granville Demby, Deanna Mae Deshields, Ella Dickerson, Elaine Elder, Willis Elder, Branda Emory, Linda Emory, Sylvia Emory, Willa Emory, Cynthia Emory, Gary Everitt, Thomas Fisher. Michael Fountain, Patricia Fountain, Cornelius Foxwell, Beverly Frazier, Lenora Frazier, Cynthia Friend, Doris Friend, Eugene Friend, Lonnie Friend, Pamela Gates, Patricia Groce, Ruchelle V. Holmes, Beverly Houston, Bernadette Hutt, Patricia Hutt.

Sonja Hutt, Almedia Jarrell, Bonnie Jarrell, Odette Johnson, Vanessa Jones, Darlene Knight, Octavia Mason, Tobius Murray, Othor Nichols, Randy Perkins, Wiley Poindexter, Beverly Poindexter. Richard ers. Elaine Roy, Elwood Roy, Magdalene Scofield, Roger Scofield, Dale Smith, Kurt Smith, Tony Smith, Allen Stanford, Arevia Taylor, Devera Thomas, Gloria Truxon, Annette Warner, July 27 to Aug. 14, 9 to 10 A. M.

Intermediate: Levin Askins, Darlene P. Brewington, Olin Briggs, William Harold Briggs, Lewis Darnell Butler, Paul Carston, Charles Cook, Cynthia Cook, Theresa Cook, Emerson Custis, Richard Davis, Gerald Elliott, Alvin Evans, Sylvia Evans, Rodney Evans, Albert Holmes, Almira Hubbard, Sharon Hubbard, Don Johns, Roy Johns, Cassie Jane Johns, Anthony Johnson, Shirley Johnson, Alford Johnson, George R. Johnson, Allen Jones, Samuel Lofland, Clarence Mbllock, Daniel Murray, Evelyn Murray, Augustine Nichols, Clarence Nichols, Robert Nichols, Elderidge Nichols, Regina Nichols, Thomas Palmer, Michael Finder, Marshall Quailes, Loretta Sharp, Verna Mae Sharp, Florence Simms, W. Nathaniel Strawberry, Angie Taylor, Dorothy Taylor, Drayna Taylor, Charles Tilghman, James Turner, June Turner, Norman Weeks, Elaine Wilson. July 27 to Aug.

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Joyce Elaine Wilkerson, Alfreda Williams, Lola Mae Wil. liams, Regina Wilson, Kevin Wright, Sheena Wright, Sheila Wright. August 17 to 28, 9 to 10 A. M. Beginner: Shirley Acree, Gregory Batson, Wanda Annette Batson, Mary Baynard, Lucille Bolden, Beatrice Briggs, Gordon Jerome Briggs, Kirby Russell Briggs, Jeffery Damon Butler, Larry Carnell Butler, Veronica Cannon, Roy Amanda Cohen, Rebecca V.

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Hubbard, Frederick D. Hubbard, Landes Elizabeth Hubbard, Carlton W. Jones, Ralph Lee Jones, Vanessa H. Jones, Blanche Marie Kelley, Larry Miller, Marian Erna Miller, Pamela Mollock, Darline Nichols, Doris Anna Nichols, Ira Nichols. Viola Ross, Darrell Seth, Melvin 'Smith, Norris Smith, Cozette Taylor, Stanley Thomas, Harry Twyman, Alvin M.

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Wise, Lois Virginia Wise. Water Show at Pine Crest Camp on August 29, at 12 noon. Adams Crossroads Marian Robinson, Correspondent Fcderalsburg, RFD 2, Md. Phone Fieldstone 9-4367 Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. G. Dennis and girls and aunt, Miss Minnie Adams, of Wilmington, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Robinson.

Miss Minnie Adams, of Wilmington, has been visiting her niece, Mrs. Virginia Lee Dennis, and family, for three weeks. Mr. Willard Hughes, of Camden, N. spent last week with Mrs.

Ethel Heller and Dad. Mr. and Mrs. Kemp Adams and Mrs. Madeline Schulke and son, Ronnie; Mr.

and Mrs. Reese Adams and Mr. Willard Hughes, of Camden, N. enjoyed a turkey dinner at the home of Mrs. Ethel Heller and Dad on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Boston La'ramore entertained during the weekend Mr. and Mrs. William Williamson, of Wilmington; Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Williamson, of Salisbury; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Donovan and sons, Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Lee Donovan. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G.

Dennis, of Severn, celebrated their wedding anniversary over the weekend. A dinner was given them by their parents. They received many nice gifts and cards. On Sunday they spent part of the day with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Granville Wilkins, then on to Ocean City in the evening. Mrs. L. II. Thomas, Correspondent Phone 653-J-l Vacation Bible School begins Tuesday evening, June 16, for two weeks, four evenings each week.

Mrs. Benson Towers has arranged for teachers, who are: Mrs. Paul Stafford, Mrs. Frank Willoughby, Mrs. Tommy Ireland and Mr.

Charles Wright. Our WSCS ladies extend their appreciation to each person who helped in any way to make the bake they held in Denton last Saturday a success. Contractor Dawson Fountain has asked for any avalable help of men of our community to come to the church Saturday of this week and help him on our Sunday School room which he is erecting. Mrs. Redmond Long, Mrs.

Paul Stafford and Laura Ann, Mrs. Curtis Andrew and Sandy Kaye recently vsited Salisbury friends. Mrs. W. G.

Holbrook and Mrs. Roland Towers motored to Cambridge last Thursday. Mrs. Georgia Butler spent a couple of days last week with Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin Butler and family, in Tuckahoe Neck. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Pippin recently entertained Pennsylvania relatives. Mr.

and Mrs. L. H. Thomas were invited dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Cohen, of Milford, on Sunday last. A son, Frank Cohen, was a. graduate of Milford High School on Thursday evening. He plans to enter Goldey-Beacom College, Wilmington, in the fall. Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Butler recently accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Paul Maloney to Salisbury. Mr.

and Mrs. Orville G. Morgan and Mrs. Bertie Morgan, of Federalsburg, were last Thursday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Roland Towers and family. The occasion was honoring the father's birthday anniversary. Mrs. Paul Maloney called on Mrs. T.

H. Towers last Wednesday evening. Miss Ann Butler, having spent two weeks with her sister and husband, Mrs. and Mr. Jimmy Holloway, of Kirbyville, Texas, returned to her Washington home Sunday evening.

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