Bible Speaks Devotional Reading Notes
A devotional note citing biblical passages from 2 Kings 14 28 29 and 1 Peter 1 10 16. The brief mentions scripture references and themes for contemplation without additional commentary.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1960
Page
6
A devotional note citing biblical passages from 2 Kings 14 28 29 and 1 Peter 1 10 16. The brief mentions scripture references and themes for contemplation without additional commentary.
Discusses how tomorrow inspires both hope and dread and contrasts prophets with priests. Explains revelation and inspiration as ways God communicates, noting true prophets speak Thus saith the Lord while many false signs fade with history. Refers to Jeremiah and the Bible’s prophets and outlines lessons for three months.
Mrs Mabel Ireland wife of Robert Ireland died suddenly at her Denton home. Funeral Sunday at 2 p m from the residence with interment in Denton cemetery. She leaves three young children. Also noted are obituaries for Mrs Margaret Purse of Seaford and other local notices including a straw ride by Concord Sunday School class, a Wilmington wedding of Elizabeth Detwiler and Guy Robinson, and various local deaths and civic notes.
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A list of cryptic clues including LAST WEEK'S ANSWER ers 31 Merry 32 Nitric and acetic 83 Disentangle 34 Steps over a fence 38 Pay attention 39 Sums up 40 Floating ice mass 41 Droop 43 Perform appears as a short puzzle item inviting answers.
Marydel residents hosted guests from Toronto and Philadelphia last weekend. John Robinson and Alice Wilson of Toronto visited Rehoboth and Harman home, with Wilson staying on and sharing time with sister Almina Arrow. Lois Wood and son Jimmy from Philadelphia joined her parents Francis and his wife. Others, including Harry H Heather, spent the weekend in Rehoboth while Sandra Ware stayed with her aunt and family in Newark. Several town folks attended.
Advice emphasizes safe driving as crucial for life on the roads, urging motorists to focus, follow traffic laws, and avoid distractions to prevent accidents and injuries.
Marian Robinson reports from Federalsburg that families including Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Missell Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fitzgerald and children enjoyed themselves at Lewes Beach on Friday. The Johnson sisters were visited by Mrs. Lynn Case Mrs. Nellie Robinson Mrs. Eva Lyden and granddaughter on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Mary Passwaters joined Mrs. E. Heller for a Saturday dinner.
Mrs Ethel Weller hosted a New Jersey guest over the weekend. Denton residents Mr and Mrs Clem Melaney visited her niece Wednesday evening. Avon representatives Marian Robinson and Elizabeth Harrington joined Seaford Inn activities on Wednesday afternoon. Bridgeville hosts Glenna Adams and Grace Horsey Sunday visitations with the Johnson sisters. Gertie Larrimore and son visited Boston Larrimore and Annie Sunday afternoon. Earl Short and wife with boys called on Ernest Short Sunday afternoon and later visited his father, Mr Andrews.
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