Christian Fellowship Across Now and Eternity
Lesson for December 12 on TEXT I John 1 1 7 and Revelation 21 1 7 highlights fellowship with God through walking in the light and living in righteousness. It contrasts present daily fellowship with future heavenly communion, stressing Christ as the door to salvation and the coming of a new heaven and earth where God dwells with His people.
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Jesus Christ
God
Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
James M. Gray
True Religion Guides Mind Heart Toward Duty
The quote argues that intellect without emotion lacks purpose and emotion without intellect lacks direction, both needing truth to guide to duty. A speaker notes hearing many ill things about a man but seeing few, suggesting a real but troublesome merit that could eclipse others.
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Tryon Edwards
Bruyere
Cross-Word Puzzle Clues and Fragments in One Page
Puzzle has a long list of horizontal and vertical clues with many garbled or partial entries. It appears as a teaser for the next issue, with several wordplay hints and incomplete terms across topics like astronomy, geography, language, and mythology.
Coffee misprint miracle on the ship deck
J W Putman recalls a typhoon off the China coast where a 61 foot wave hurled a mess boy across to the officers quarters of the next ship. The surprised officer, calling himself a captain, asks about the coffee order as the visitor explains the mix up. Western Newspaper Union.
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Il Stips
J. W. Putman
Anaheim
Calif
United States Navy
China
Leutenant
Western Newspaper Union
Mark Twain's death hoax ends with witty reply
In 1897 a mistaken report claimed Mark Twain had died in London. Reporters faced Twain at his door. he quipped that the report of his death had been greatly exaggerated. The anecdote features his cousin James Clemens and the famous line about living dead.
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Mark Twain
James
Clemens
London
Sammel L. Clemens
Mark ‘Twain
Twain
Aur
Mark Twath
Western Newspaper Union
Farm For Sale At A Sacrifice
Farm of 305 acres, 170 under cultivation, with a new 4000 dollar cattle barn and a good 9 room dwelling. Reasons for selling include age and ailing health. Terms designed for a buyer to own the farm. Apply to Wily Young, owner, Oil City, or Willie Carroll, tenant, or J. W. Funk, Penton, Md. 10-30-tf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Young
Oil City
Willie Carroll
J. W. Funk
Penton
Homemade Fruit Cake Ad Offers Bargain Holiday Dessert
Local advertisement promotes a homemade fruit cake rich with fruits and nuts and spices. It lists pricing three pounds for 1.00 and two pounds for 0.75 with a call to order now.
Public Sale of Valuables on Dr Fisher Farm Adjoins Denton Road
William T. Cannon announces a 10 o’clock public auction at his Dr Fisher farm in Tuckahoe Neck near Denton. Items include 17 dairy cows 2% to 12 years with calves, 9 young heifers, 6 horses and mules, 3 wagons and farm machinery, harness, tools, poultry, kitchen furniture, and more. Cash day of sale. Ladies from Thawley’s Church to sell lunches. Auctioneer James Temple. Clerk Ormond Andrew. Sale on the 15th rain or shine.
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Dr. Fisher
Tuckahoe Neck
New Bridge
Thawley's Church
Denton
Fool
Jack
Mone
Guernsey
Holstein
Jersey
T. B
William T. Cannon
James Temple
Ormond Andrew
Court orders audit report ratified in Caroline County equity case
In Equity No. 2868 Chy of The Circuit Court for Caroline County the Auditor's Second Report is to be ratified and confirmed unless good cause to the contrary is shown within three weeks from December 4 1937. A copy of this order must run in a Caroline County newspaper for two consecutive weeks before December 13 1937. True copy and attest by Clerk T Clayton Horsey.
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Wesley E. Thawley
Caroline County
T. Clayton Horsey
Circuit Court
Equity
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Alee
Jurnal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc
Schoolesson
Harold L. Lundquist
The
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Christian Fellowship
Franklin Street
Denten Meryland
F. J. Wright
Optometrist
Maryland
Doggone Bad Trip
Hs Quaak
Tal
Mars
Red Deer
Bird
Rainhard
Garland
Frank E. Hagan
Watson
Elmo Scott Watson
Clifton G. Crouse
Queen Anne
Hillsboro
Philadelphia
R. M
Campground Road
H. Nelson Beaven
P. O. Euston
E. F. Withers
Market & Third Streets
J. Deweese Carter
Fifth and Market Streets
W. T. Nichols
Denton, Md
Market Street
Nichols Block
WM. H. Rathell
Palmer Home
Tiarry Vane
Dover
Delaware
Journal
Eleanor Howe
Enius
WEW
Prin Matirgss
Tift
Hanande
Sidewell
Lua
Roy
M. K. Newnam
Preston Motor Co
Ord
Fistheld
Crosley
L. M. Royer
Cordova, Md
RADIO
BAYER
James S. Jones
N. Main St
Federalsburg, Md
Boon
Doon
Claiborne-Annapolis- Matapeake Ferries
Annapol
Annapolis
Annatrol
Ake
Claiborne
the Claiborne-Annapolis Ferry Company
Annapolis, Maryland
Frank H. Kessler
Lane’s Variety Store
Ridgely, MD
Stockholders’ Meeting
Denton National Bank
Robert Fleetwood
Kent Pharmacy
Peoples Bank
E. Theodore Orme
Eastern Shore Rendering Co
H. C. Wright Denton, Md
John Deere
Oliver Gang
Oliver
Thawley’s Church
Nisi
Josiah A. Beck
Bertha H. Beck
Chy
Orphan's Court
Unnety L. Ellwanger
David H. Ellwanger
Hannah E. Carroll
Orphan’s Court
C. Clarence Deen
A. Laurence Deen
M. Lee Deen
Auditor's Order
Fronie Carter Smith
Emma Lou Wayman
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