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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1945
Page
7
Lesson as subeets and are texts se lected onlyrighted by International Council to Religious Education, used by permission.
A devotional study on Genesis 33 1 11 17 20 and Romans 14 19. It traces Jacobs return to Esau, reconciliation and restitution, and the need for transformation after wrestling with God at Peniel. It warns against evasive living near worldly life and stresses yielding to God brings blessing.
Local residents and service members are mentioned visiting relatives, hosting guests, and sharing news of travel. Key names include Margaret Swing, Emil Rosenast, J Mulford Swing, Royadon Strannahan, Charles Wroten, and Gray son Winstead. Several families host visitors from Baltimore Wilmington Philadelphia and Cambridge while others report military postings and leave.
Milford residents hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Brown Thawley and Miss Bertha Wilson from Houston. Stanton visitors the Porters stayed with Harry Porter as Melvin James vacationed with Henry Stafford. Audrey Garrett underwent a tonsil operation in Milford and Wesley Methodist Sunday School enjoyed a Tolchester Beach picnic.
On August 1st and Union Sunday School events on August 9th are noted. Mr Thomas Richardson of Dougles Town Pennsylvania was a weekend guest of his mother Mrs Grace Tiernan. Mr Walton Sullivan son of Mrs Josie Sullivan near here is quite ill. Margaret Baker spent part of last week with friend Loretta Barque near here.
Mabel and Douglas Bennington express gratitude for the kindness shown to them by friends.
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