Light of God in Mark 10 religion covers all life
A sermon discusses Jesus methods in Mark 10 showing religion touches divorce, children, wealth, ambition, and healing. It contrasts a farmer who quibbles about boundaries with Christ who illuminates every life facet and calls followers the light of the world. The piece urges churches to engage with all life areas.
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Jesus
God
Mark
Perea
Crossword Puzzle Clue List From Page
A dense list of crossword hints appears with horizontal entries and numbered clues including organ Mohammadan god part set reads close to monetary unit Latvia fuel disease seized ugly old women crown natives of Korea To make angry prosecute judicially bondsman short surplice weird Ingres vend lean and strong metal tip of a scabbard pry malt beverage pale mince hurry soak flax Eskimo tools juice of plants point of land all correct fabler select sells as chances king of Bashan sailor food fish rest on the knees flower The entry also includes the clue numbers and prompts for a full puzzle solution.
Harrington Harness Meet Opens April 27 At Harrington
Racing secretary George C. Enslen prepares for the Kent and Sussex Racing Assn spring harness meet at Harrington Michigan with 350 horses on grounds and up to 450 expected. The 20 night pari mutuel meet starts Wednesday April 27 under bright lights, three new 30 stall stables near the Kent and Sussex Fair grounds, and continued stall applications as Enslen classifies and handicaps horses by earnings, prior wins, and condition. He stresses care in assessing workouts and horse conditions, while noting drivers' qualifications are not used in handicapping.
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Kent
Sussex
Kent and Sussex
Enslen
United States Trotting Association
U.S T.A
Roosevelt
First Flight
Second Flight
Third Flight
Greensboro News Notes Family Visits and Circles Meetings
Mrs Temple Smith visits in Washington while friends wish Mrs Charles Rich a happy birthday. Denton residents visit Baltimore and Denton and Allentown travelers visit Greensboro relatives. Ensign Boone Case Taylor visits from the Navy. W S C S circles meet with leaders and co-hostesses. Mrs Wrenda Monroe ill hospitalized in Easton. Greensboro visitors to Wilmington listed. Woman's Auxiliary meeting at Greensboro Volunteer Fire Company discusses uniforms and bake sale. Next meeting set for April 28.
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Temple Smith
Washington
Charles Rich
Dawson Cohee
Dorsey Harris
Denton
Baltimore
Stanley Taber
Allentown
Ernest Jacobs
Alva Marion
Bridgeville
Del
Boone Case Taylor
U.S. Navy
W.s.cs
Harry Butler
James Young
Bertha Simpson
Marie Spence
May Nichols
Oscar Nichols
Isaac Pearson
Effa Plummer
Byron Poore
Mabel Biffle
Nettie Simpson
Wrenda Monroe
Chestertown
Greensboro
Wilmington
Charles Nichols
Mary Draper
Jennie Hartnett
Walter Weaver
Ralph Sharp
Leslie Wyatt
Mary Wheeler
Norris Williamson
Walter Raver
Greensboro Volunteer Fire Company
Wilbur Carroll
Main Street
Sunshine Committee
Carl Nichols
Easton Memorial Hospital
Subcribe for The Denton Journal and county news
A reader is urged to subscribe to The Denton Journal to receive comprehensive county news coverage. The notice emphasizes ongoing reporting on local events, politics, business, and community affairs. Subscribers gain access to regular updates and regional highlights.
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Denton Journal
HillsboroHives of Weekend Visitors and Thanks
Hillsboro notices note thanks from Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cahall for a kitchen and pantry shower after a fire. Several families and visitors are listed: Elwood Fleming Barton Butler Edwin Wale Ned from Wilhington Everett Gale and family Mary Rowe Roberta in Wumuington Brownie Eaton Billy Meintzer and Mrs. Meintzer in Washington Ellinor Eaton John Rhoads Broome with Joseph Eaton Cambridge visitors and dinner at Mrs. Mabel Duffey Denton. A Mary Baker Eddy quote closes the item.
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Albert Cahall
Elwood Fleming
Barton Butler
Washington
Edwin Wale
Ned
Wilhington
Everett Gale
Ralph Holland
William Revelle
Port Deposit
Mary Rowe
Roberta
Wumuington
Brownie Eaton
Billy
Meintzer
Earl Bailey
Ellinor Eaton
John Rhoads Broome
Philadelphia
Joseph Eaton
Charles Jarrell
Oscar Clark
Wm. F. Dickinson
Mary Saulsbury
Sadie Worthers
Cambridge
Mabel Duffey
Denton
Town Election Notice for Greensboro Two Commissioners
Under authority of Chapter 24 of Act of 1948 an election for two commissioners of Greensboro Maryland to serve two years will be held on.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Greensboro
Greensboro Maryland Town Commissioners Election Notice
Between 1 and 5 p m in the Greensboro Fire House building voters shadowed by property and residency qualifications will elect secret ballots for the town's commissioners. Candidates Norman Baynard G Linden Duffey John R Jarvis E Vandegrift Russell H Wright must file with the Town Clerk ten days prior. Ginn is Clerk.
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Commissioners
Greensboro
Maryland
Norman Baynard
G. Linden Duffey
John R. Jarvis
E. J. Vandegrift
Russell H. Wright
Notice To Creditors In Caroline county Maryland April 5 1949
Notice that Wesley E Thawley executor of Joseph Radcliffe deceased in Caroline county Maryland invites all creditors to present claims with vouchers by October 8 1949 or be barred from the estate and directs debtors to settle promptly. True Copy attested by Carlton V West Register of Wills.
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Joseph Radcliffe
Caroline County
Wesley E. Thawley
Carlton V
Public Sale of Household Goods at Denton MD
Anna Rice owner announces public sale of household belongings at the homestead of Aaron Statum on Main Street Denton Maryland opposite Holiness Church. items include bedframes, springs mattresses furniture rugs appliances and numerous other articles. James Temple acts as auctioneer.
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Aaron Statum
Main St
Denton, Md
Holiness Church
Anna Rice
James Temple
Camel's heir brushes from squirrel fur source
A Britannica note states that camel hair brushes are made from the fur of a specific squirrel species. The claim links brush manufacture to a mammal known for its dense coat, highlighting an unusual origin for grooming tools.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Public Auction Of Mary A Jackson Estate In Greensboro Maryland
The Last Will and Testament of Mary A Jackson directs a public sale in front of Caroline County Bank Greensboro on April 30 1949 from 2 to 3 pm. The parcel sits on Railroad Avenue with 27200 square feet of land and a 19 room dwelling suitable for three apartments. One third cash sale with balance in sixty days or all cash at purchaser option. Deeds by Charles R Jackson and auctioneer William E Andrew.
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Mary A Jackson
Caroline County
Caroline County Bank
Greensboro
Maryland
State of
Railroad Avenue
S. M. Whitby
Whitby
J. P. Hopkins
Hopkins
M. M. Andrews
Andrews
Albert G. Towers
Mary A. Jackson
Clifton L. Walls
Chesapeake Bay Ferry System schedule and connections
Schedule effective May 28 detailing daily and Sunday ferry and bus connections between Romancoke and Claiborne with multiple daily departures. Notes that Claiborne boats connect an hour later with Matapeake departures. Includes carrier information for Red Star Motor Coaches, Baltimore & Annapolis Railroad, and Greyhound Lines.
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Claiborne
Romancoke
Red Star Motor Coaches, Inc
Salisbury and Saltimore
Baltimore & Annapolis Railroad Co
Baltimore, Md
Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines
Washington, D. C
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