Eleven Immortals Lesson for February 20 1949
In a devotional discussing Jesus choosing the twelve apostles, the article notes the lack of notable credentials among them and argues the selection was based on potential for transformation through Christ. It stresses voluntary service, apostolic succession, and the idea that Christ lives in believers rather than forcing himself on them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elus
Foreman
Jesus
Harry Hopkins
White House
Roosevelt
Hopkins
Mark
Christ
Judas Iscariot
Kingdom of God
Judas
Local Social Notes From Goldsboro Area
M Y F met at Carl Hart's home on Wednesday for a pleasant evening. Ober couple hosted relatives at dinner last Sunday. Elbert Jarrell of Baltimore spent the weekend with town neighbors. Layman's day set for February 27 at Trinity Methodist Church. Clark couple entertained relatives for Mrs. Clark's birthday. Ober and Ralph Ober visited Wilmington hosts. J C Kinnamon Jr of Greensboro visited his parents. Walter Cole, new owner of George Marvel property, remodeling to improve town. Lonnie Ross returned home from Washington after visiting grandparents Rev G S Ross. Several residents on sick list including Florence Jarrell Minnie Dennison Marjorie Williams Noble Bell. Carrie Jarman still a Kent General Hospital patient. Martha Williams and Alda Hudson mourn passing of sister Ziegler of Wilmington. Harry Seward visited Delaware relatives. Circle No. 2 WSCS met at Mrs Helen Brown's home. A B Cohee and wife visited daughter-in-law Brown at Hickman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.Y.F
Carl Hart
Thomas Ober
Elbert Jarrell
Baltimore
Trinity Methodist Church
Edward Clark
G. S. Ross
Washington
Florence Jarrell
Minnie Dennison
Majorie Williams
Noble Bell
Carrie Jarman
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Martha Williams
Alda Hudson
Ziegler
Wilmington
Harry Seward
Delaware
Circle No. 2
WSCS
Helen Brown
Town
A. B. Cohee
Mrs. Brown
Hickman
Crossword Puzzle Clue List and Fragments
A dense list of crossword clues and partial entries across and down. Entries include expressions of sorrow search wealth, long eared rodent stream of water choose employ epoch malt beverage exist mine entrances rough lava stinging insect seed covering box edible rootstock cake ermine feathered creature and more with several missing or incomplete items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahiti
Orphans Court Proceedings Record Actions and Releases
The Orphans Court met with Chief Judge Towers and Associate Judges Moore and Coulby. Actions include accounts of sales in Susie H. Turner estate, releases in Laura B. Mason and other estates, a petition to pay funds to Ira L. Butler heir, and final administration accounts for A Thurman Garrett. Releases from Sadie L. Griffith and Garretts recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
H. Roland Towers
Charles V. Moore
J. Norris Coulby
Susie H. Turner
Clayton L. Turner
Laura B. Mason
Byron Biscoe
Byron Briscoe
Edna Turner
Ray Mason
Ira L. Butler
Virginia Turner Avery
A. Thurman Garrett
J. Allen Garrett
Robert H. Garrett
Sadie L. Griffith
W. Crawford Garrett
Addie W. Garrett
J. Allan Garrett
Subscribe Offer for The Journal and County News
A local promotion invites readers to subscribe to The Journal to receive full county news coverage. The appeal highlights ongoing reporting on community events, public notices, sports, and regional developments through the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Bur rural visits and weekend guests noted in local notices
Mr Harvey Fountain and son Dean Fountain and Frank Thompson of Chester visited C N Fountain family. Harrison Kirby of Seaford joined Winfield Willis household. Theodore Warren and Lulu Mills dined with Harlan and Elma Blades. Paul Cleaves of Wilmington and Kenneth Cleaves of Georgetown visited Enos Cleaves. Mrs Cleaves remains unwell. Rev McDade and T H Hudson with Austine Stafford dined with H A Porter. Margaret Stranahan of Ridge visited sister Mrs Charles Willis. James Stafford of Wilmington Manor visited Robert Stafford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Kirby
Seaford
Winfield Willis
Theodore Warren
Lulu Mills
Harlan Blades
Elma Blades
Paul Cleaves
Wilmington
Kenneth Cleaves
Georgetown
Enos Cleaves
Cleaves
McDade
T.H. Hudson
Austine Stafford
H. A. Porter
Margaret Stranahan
Ridgely
Charles Willis
James Stafford
Wilmington Manor
Robert Stafford
Fire Destroys Kitchen Roof After Chimney Fault
Harrington Fire Company arrived at the Haymond home early Monday. the blaze from a defective kitchen chimney was quickly controlled with no damage elsewhere. The kitchen roof burned and interior suffered minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington Fire Company
Willie Haymond
T. T. Hudson
Sherwood
John Whedbee
Lues Harrington
Bobbia
Jinston, Ald
C. N. Fountain
Brownies Host Valentine Party and Investitures
Brownie Troop No 2 held a Valentine party on February 10 in the Girl Scout room with cookies and ginger ale. New Brownies Jean Cole and Sondra Lord were invested, joining others previously invested January 30. Several senior scouts "fly up" to Intermediate Troop 1 and two new Girl Scouts were invested. The unit plans 50 day favors for Easton Memorial Hospital and scrapbooks for the children's ward, led by Mrs Addington and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Room
Jean Cole
Sondra Lord
Margaret Cohee
Betty Joiner
Mary Lee Nuttle
Suzanne Orme
Lois Slaughter
Jeannette Towse
Dee Wheatley
Elaine Willis
Norma Lee Murphy
Conover Crouse
Thomas Everngain
Easton Memorial Hospital
Washington’s Birthday
Saint Patrick’s Day
William Addington
Conservation Program Payments Reminder for ACP Reports
Caroline County farmers must file 1948 ACP performance reports by February 15 1949, as warned by J Hudson Taylor ACA Committee Chairman. The notice urges immediate action to avoid missing payments for practices carried out under the Agricultural Conservation Program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
State Pma
Treasury Department
Caroline County
J. Hudson Taylor
ACA
Calf Naturals and Breeding Stock Auction Near Lancaster
Thursday February 24 at J. M. Brubaker Farm Willow Street Village four miles south of Lancaster Pa off Route 72. Auction features 50 fresh springers, bred and open heifers, 3 service-age bulls, many vaccinated calves and cows in various lactation stages. All eligible for Maryland buyers. stock listed from T B Accredited and Bang Certified herds. mastitis tested and shipping fever treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Brubaker Farm
Willow Street Village
Lancaster
Maryland
T. B
Order ratifying sale in Caroline County equity case
In the equity action ORDER NISS WILLIAM J. RICKARDS as assignee vs HARRY N. PRICE the court orders ratification and confirmation of a property sale reported for $890.00 unless objections are shown by March 23. A newspaper publication is required in Caroline County weekly for four weeks before February 19. D Ralph Horsey clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Rickards
Caroline County
D. Ralph Horsey
John EE. Jacobe
Personal Property Sale In Denton From Van Scoy Estate
Orphans Court of Caroline County orders sale of Nora A. Van Scoy estate personal items in her Denton home on Franklin Street starting 10 o clock. Items include furniture, appliances, dishes, linens, rugs, and cookware. cash terms. removal after terms met. Auction conducted by Wm. E. Andrew. Administratrix Ruth A. Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court of
Caroline County
Nora A. van Scay
Nora A. VanScov
Franklin Street
Denton
Ruth A. Collins
Nora A. van Scoy
Wm. E. Andrew
Wertz Equity Case Involves John E Jacob Jr and Edith Wertz
John E. Jacob Jr attorney files in equity for Clarence A Wertz and Edith J Wertz his wife in County In Equity No 4256 Chy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Jacob. JR
Clarence A. Wertz
Edith J. Wertz
Notice To Creditors in Caroline County Maryland
The subscriber in Caroline county has obtained from The Orphans Court for Carlone county Maryland letters apprentice on the personal estate of Carlton V. West Register of Wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Carlone County
Maryland
Carlton V
Bus connections and ferry service Romancoke Claiborne schedule
Daily connections and Sunday only service list for Romancoke to Claiborne car ferry with departure times from Romancoke and Claiborne. Note cautions about one hour boat connections to Matapeake and references to connecting carriers including Red Star Motor Coaches and Baltimore area rail and bus lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claiborne
Romancoke
Romancoke Lv
Matapeake
Red Star Motor Coaches, Inc
Salisbury and
Saltimore
Baltimore & Annapolis Railroad Co
Baltimore, Md
Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines
Washington, D. C
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Peter
Maatthew
Philip
James
John
Thunder
Thomas
Christ of Glory
International Council of Religious Education
WNU
Goldsboro
Newspaper
Raik
Even Poet
Serf
Apex
Help
Pursle
Burrsville
Harvey Fountain
Dean Fountain
Frank Thompson
Chester
Brownies
H. M. Field, Inc
Joseph Cohen
Street
Harford Co
Canada
R. Austin Backus
Mexico
Earl L. Groff
Strasburg
Niss
William J. Rickards, Assignee VS
Harry N. Price
Circuit Court
Administratix Sale
Call Howard Land & Gravel CO
Greensboro
Charles J. Thomas
Robert W. Downes, JR
Carrie W. Sylvester
James A. Wise
Chesapeake Bay Ferry System
Y W. Nice
State Roads Commission of Maryland
E. Balto
Baltimore 2
Supe
Perse
M.S
Hert R. O’conor
John M. Denenil
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