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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1959
Page
6
Devotional reading references lean on I Samuel 14 15 31 and II Samuel 1 17 27. The text highlights themes of faith courage and tragedy paired with kingly duty and mourning. It invites reflection on loyalty obedience and leadership under pressure.
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The Johnson sisters hosted Mrs. Glenna Adams of Bridgeville on Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Adams of Denton entertained guests. The Ray Trivitts and daughter from Cannons area visited. Ray Fitzgerald and family spent the weekend with relatives in New Jersey. Mrs. Roy Adams and Mrs. Edna Adams visited Mrs. Plummer near Seaford. A birthday dinner honored Mrs. Joe Bailey on Thursday. Edna Adams entertained the Smithville Club with a flowers exchange and white elephant sale. The group enjoyed the day. comments end with humor about talking.
This sermon reflects on Saul's failures despite potential, contrasting him with Paul and David. It warns against seeking success by one’s own desires, ignoring God’s voice, or letting popular opinion dictate moral choices, urging obedience to divine guidance over crowd approval. It cites Samuel’s anointing, warns of self‑centered judgment, and cites crowd influence as a common error.
Twenty five years ago the 66th annual Wilmington M E Conference closed in Newark Del after 75 pastoral changes. Bishop Hughes announced a three district plan and gave him power to reduce districts. Local ministerial assignments listed for Bridgeville Cambridge Federalsburg Greenwood Harrington Centreville Concord Denton Easton Greensboro Hillsboro Henderson Marydel Preston Ridgely and others. Funeral notices followed for Mary E Hubbard and Odella Fields. Also Rotary Club election results, court term activity, and a Easter Monday wedding of Edna Marie Taylor to Reuben Wingate Carew.
Announcement notes Bill Sparks jesting Monday evening for two months at a base in South Carolina. Also congratulates Mr and Mrs George Melvin on the birth of a daughter April 10 at Kent General Hospital Dover. Mentions members of the Commission on Education of Calvary Methodist.
A Friday church class at Goldsboro Church is part of a continuing series with another session planned this Friday. Raymond Wiest, stationed in Georgia, is home on a 15 day furlough. Howard Logan and family from Carney's Point NJ spent the weekend with Herbert Butts. Amos Wyatt family vacationing in Lake Wales and St Petersburg Florida. Sympathy extended to John Medford family for a death last week. Firemen attended Fire School at Caesar Rodney last weekend. Clifton Pearson and spouse welcomed a baby daughter born Sunday April 12 at Kent General Hospital. The Logans Mary Smith and Butts families visited Charles Atkins and daughter Viola. Sympathy to Keith Webb family for a Saturday death. George Morris Lebanon PA and Malcolm Pritchett Wilmington DE visited Mary Smith on Thursday. Marydel Lions Club turkey dinner well attended followed by entertainment by Mr Johnson of Rock Hall Md.
The Monday bridge club met with Mrs. J C Bateman and the Community Club gathered Tuesday at Mrs. Creighton Carmine’s home with co host Mrs. Raymond Messick. A son was born to Mr and Mrs A Fletcher Sisk Jr at Memorial Hospital Easton.
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