Bible passages for devotional reading and gospel themes
The reader is directed to select gospel readings from Matthew 4:23 to 7:29 and 9:14 to 9:17, plus Mark 4:1 through 4:2, 4:10 to 4:13, and 4:33 to 4:34, along with Psalm 119:33 to 119:50 for devotional study.
Crossword Puzzle Across And Down List
Puzzle clues mix across and down entries with numbers and brief hints across furniture ownership flags and rivers plus abbrs. Entries include era antelope plentiful slang and various nouns with clues like Little known terms and names for a compact newspaper puzzle item. The grid references seem partial and include multiple language hints and a few country or region notes.
Funeral services for John F. Melvin at Concord M E Church
John F. Melvin, 83, farmer of Hickman, died Sunday at Eastern Shore State Hospital Cambridge. Funeral held Wednesday at Concord M E Church with interment in Concord Cemetery. Survived by son John Melvin of Hickman and his wife died earlier. Nearby fire destroyed a barn on farm of Stanley Strannahan owned by Charles Jarrell Hillsboro. two mules and a calf perished. origin unknown. loss partially insured. Local notices note community events, visits, and gatherings across Ridgely and Denton areas.
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Denton
John F. Melvin
Hickman
Concord M. E
Concord
Melvin
Eastern Shore State Hospital
Cambridge
Tie
Nathaniel
Lida Melvin
Talbot County
John Melvin
Ridgely Fire Company
Greensboro Road
Stanley Strannahan
Charles Jarrell
Hillsboro
Marie Cohee
Marvin Horney
Roy Horney
Master Teacher Lesson for April 8 1960
The piece argues Jesus is the Master Teacher whose core subject is Life. It outlines three life aims in God’s kingdom, God’s will, and life at its best, noting two teaching methods: direct statements and parables. It previews a three month focus on the Sermon on the Mount and parables, stressing testing God’s will by living it.
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Pee
Jesus of Nazareth
Jesus
Mary Magdalene
Rabboni
Kingdom of God
God
April Term Opens in Caroline Court at Denton
The Caroline County Circuit Court convenes April 1 in Denton with Chief Judge Shehan and associate judges present. Docket includes 22 appearances, 60 trials, 10 appeals, and 11 Grand Jury recognizances. Grand and petit juries named across eight districts, while local incidents report injuries from a hit and run near Denton and a serious crash near Templeville. Social notes cover the Smithville Homemakers Club meeting and upcoming federation events, church conferences, and family gatherings. Detailing obituaries and a fatal burn accident near Goldsboro, plus community notices and club activities.
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Circuit Court
Caroline County
Denton
Shehan
Keating and Knotts
T. Olin Ford
Alonzo B. Cohee
T. H. Richard
J. Tyson Heather
James H. Scotten
Oscar L. Lord
John R. Meekins
E. C. Carter
Walter Riddleberger
Oscar E. Kelley
W. P. Manlove
Jos. B. Kibler
Isaac L. Dukes
Norman Liden
Doni Nichols
John W. Woerner
Herbert J. Beauchamp
Social notes from Goldsboro and surrounding towns
Weekend visits and travels across Delaware Maryland and North Carolina are noted. Miss Carolyn Shively spent time in Rehoboth while Mrs Grif fin returned from Wilmington with family. Several attendees visited hospitals and homes in Salisbury Harrington and Princess Anne. A WSCS shower honored Tyson Cohee’s family whose home was destroyed by fire last week.
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Carolyn Shively
Rehoboth
Delaware
Marjorie Williams
Clara Quillen
John Sylvester
Washington
Griffin
Marguerite Griffin
Kathryn Gray
Sam Heiser
Wilmington Manor Gardens
Wilmington
Edith Lane
Philadelphia
Clark Quillen
Luther Bennett
Greensboro
John Sylvester Visted
Omre Todd
Princess Anne
John McRae
Marie Cahall
Virgil Drake
Alberta Schaube
Josephine Paxson
Bayard Cahall
Belle Morris
Deer’s Head Hospital
Salisbury
Howard Shockley
Joe White
Roland Cartwright
William Palmatory
Ridgely
Harrington
WSCS
Tyson Cohee
Marydel Civic Club Meeting at Calvary Church
The Marydel Civic Club held its regular monthly meeting in the Educational Building of Calvary Church on Thursday evening. President Mrs Ira Knotts opened the session and handed the program to chairwoman Mrs Harry Heather whose topic was books.
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Marydel
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Oscar Nichols
Goldsboro
H. R. Butts
Phone Whiteoaks
Will’s Sporting Goods Store
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NEW & Used Motors
Fred J. Wright
Alton Billmeier
C. Elsie Billmeier
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Bryan’s Pharmacy
J. Virgil Moore
Charles V. Moore
Gale Electric Company
Shirt Service
Third Street
Apefal
Hillsboro Hardware CO
Empire
Hillsboro, MD