Bible Speaks on Luke 1 26 80 Devotional Reading
A devotional reading highlights Luke chapter 1 verses 26 through 38 focusing on the angel Gabriel’s announcement to Mary and the role of Mary in the nativity narrative. The piece emphasizes faith, obedience, and divine instruction guiding followers.
Adoration and the high use of worship
A reflective piece on adoration, contrasting high sacred worship with empty or misplaced adoration. It argues adoration should elevate, not degrade, and warns against bowing to wicked powers or to what is unattractive yet alluring. Comparing Mary’s praise to God with the danger of idol worship, it emphasizes worship of good above all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Foreman
America
Neo
West
Heaven and Earth
Mary
God
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down List
Crossword puzzle entries across and down with clues for Verdi opera small nail addition Cantered Secure Easy Jumbled type print Young goat Stitch Forest warden Davis Cup sport Buckeye State Expect Aspect Inventor of telephone Infamous Nazi Bridal wreath Entire Wharf post Buy from abroad Flightless bird Erected Particles Remain Negative votes Down White ant war Fiendish English river Hewing tool Sword Lind bad's Sacred bull Erase print Viper Moisture Tropical fruits Mend as a bone Indigos U S 66 e g Check slang Female sheep Bois ter ous mirth Hon shu bay Over poet Fe male child Sword handle Birthday Apron top Large birds Point of land Milkfish poss Poetic contraction Palm leaf Timber tree H J At home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye State
Obituary and wedding notices from Denton area
Funeral services were held for Frank Pinkine 73 at his West Denton home with burial in Denton Cemetery. Surviving children include John Hurlock Edward and William. daughters Mrs. Walter Griffin and Mrs. George Bradley. brothers Charles and James Pinkine. Also noted are the death of Mrs. Martha Noble 75 and details of her survivors. marriage of Anne Bennett Green to J. W. Logan Jr. in Wilmington with reception. and multiple local notices including Henry Tilghman Nuttle 79 death. The piece mentions various local families and upcoming services and marriages in Delaware and Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pinkine
West Denton
Denton Cemtery
John
Hurlock
Edward
William
Denton
Walter Griffin
George Bradley
Charles Pinkine
Wilmington
James Pinkine
Seaford
Martha A. Noble
George F. Noble
Carrie Andrews
Hickman
Hickman M. E. Church
Concord
Ira E. Crum
E. N. Wright
Hickman Church
Noble
Lina Harrington
Baltimore
Florence McCarthy
Addie Stewart
Philadelphia
Henry Noble
Harrington
Isaac Noble
San Diego
Calif
Robert Wyatt
Will Wroten
Greenwood
Anne Bennett Green
Edna Bryan Green
J. W. Logan, Jr
Boston
Leon O. Bryan
John White
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Bryan
Rosalind Garrison
Milton Richards
Green
Women’s College
University of Delaware
Wilmington General Hospital
Logan
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ohio State University
duPont Company
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Clarence E. Chaffinch
John E. Chaffinch
Earle F. Chaffinch
California
Henry Tilghman Nuttle
Andersontown
Hugh Kelso
Frederica
Concord Church
L. R. Dennis
Nuttle
Emma Hopkins
Delaware
Caroline
Charles H. Nuttle
Morristown
N. J
Harry H. Nuttle
Mary Marine
Yonkers
N. Y
George Cherry
Hilda Jane
Joseph H. Rice
Queen Anne
M. P. Parsonage
Elkton
Elizabeth Cherry
Mason J. Clopper
Tuckahoe Neck
Rice
Sleeper Farm
Ruthsburg
Harry Crouse
Boonsboro
William H. Harding
Bethlehem
Mary Ellen Christopher
Isaiah Christopher
Marie Hubbard
Harvey E. Harding
L. H. Trice
Federalsburg
Wm. Lewis Trice
Miami
Fla
Harry Ormond Hubbard
Salisbury
Medford
Irma Lee
Clyde Harding
Lester A
Leta P
Floyd Fred Trice
William Carroll
Wesley Harding
John Harding
Bethlehem M. EF. Church
Mr. Outten
Mr. Spence
Bethlechem Church
Easton Cemetery
James B. Todd
John E. Brodes
Norman Taylor
Peter DeWilde
Gifford Bowdle
Willie Flaharty
John Cohee
Greensboro
Longtime Caroline County resident dead at 90
Pallbearers honored Mr. Cohee who died at his home last Thursday of pneumonia after a short illness. He was 90, born near Denton, lived in Caroline County, moved to Greensboro. Survived by widow Margaret E. Cohee, two sons Herman and Linwood, four daughters Walter D. Ross, R. C. Jackson, George Wesley Smith, Clara Gsell. Funeral Sunday afternoon at his late home with Rev. L. E. Poole officiating.
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Greensboro
Cohee
Mr Cohee
Denton
William and
Nancy Stokes Cohee
Caroline County
Margaret E. Cohee
Herman Cohee
Marydel
Linwood Cohee
Jessups
Walter D. Ross
R. C. Jackson
George Wesley Smith
Clara Gsell
New York
Notable Names in Local Inquiry Panel
Bert Legar IH F Butler James Butler John T Clark Alvin Smith and John Greenlee are listed as participants in the local inquiry panel assembled to review community matters. The names appear in the readable text as members or associates connected to the event. Further details are cut off in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Legar
IH. F. Butler
James Butler
John T. Clark
Alvin Smith
John Greenlee
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Will’s Sporting Goods Store
Franklin St
Denton, Md
NEW & Used Motors
Tuenty
J. Virgil Moore
Charles V. Moore
Gemini
Bryan’s Pharmacy
Ashley
G. Emory Gottwall
Crystal Ave
Alton Billmeier
C. Elsie Billmeier
Optometrists
Eral Auto
Teries
American Service
Thomas R. Good
Prop
Gale Electric Company
DELCO
General Motors
Diamond Supply CO
Philco
Westinghouse Fisher Hi-Fidelity
Harrison Street
RCA Victor