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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1960
Page
6
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The old picture parlor at Greensboro was damaged by fire last Saturday noon. Fire started from a defective chimney and smoke hampered locating the blaze. The store room housed Haass used furniture and second floor Mrs Susie Wright. All stock moved to the street. valuables saved. Building owned by Edmund Dewing Centreville.
Devotional reading notes present Acts 17 and I Thessalonians 1 2, with Luke chapter 4 15 cited as cross references. The material outlines reflection prompts for personal study and faith application.
A visitor challenges a missionary about failure stories in letters. The speaker cites Acts and Saint Paul to explain varied responses to preaching, noting how outcomes depend on both messenger credibility and listeners’ hearts, with three key differences between believers and nonbelievers.
Silas E Story 72 died at his Harmony home after a long career as a Harmony merchant. Survived by wife Mary E Story. Funeral at Church of God with Rev Ralph A Poole, burial in Hill Crest Federalsburg. J Edgar Weaver Jr elected president of Caroline County 4-H Federation. banquet planned for February 28 in Greensboro. Storms bring sleet and snow delaying transport and power, then easing by Thursday. Bank of Denton stockholders elect directors and appoint officers. James H Pollard celebrated 65th birthday in Denton. visitors noted. Odd Fellows lodge installed new officers in Federalsburg and launched contests to boost membership. Louise Smith Kemp died suddenly at 77 in Ridgely. survived by son Ernest C Kemp. Funeral in Centreville. Smithville Community Club met with new president Viola Jenkins and two new officers.
The Johnson sisters entertained Mrs. Georgia Willey and several others on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Melaney visited Charles Fountain. Mrs. Jane Telakemp of Dover visited Marian Robinson. Miss Minnie Adams of Wilmington visits Earl Robinson for three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. William Dennis of Philadelphia visited the Earl Robinson family. Mr. Horace Adams was a caller.
Sunday evening with Earl Robinson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Short entertained on Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Breeding. Some people say a lot by not talking much.
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