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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1952
Page
5
A 1952 sermon on how God's guidance shapes Samuel through home and church. It argues that a strong home life and church environment form character, while God also speaks directly to individuals. The piece emphasizes prayerful trust over worry and notes God prepares leaders for tomorrow in everyday life.
Mr W E Brown connected with Breed ing s Drug store prescription dept and famed locally for years. Caroline County Federation of Women s Clubs meets August 10 at Choptank at 11 am with community sing and urged attendance. Rev Alfred Smith prominent Wilmington E Conference minister celebrates 75th birth anniversary. Various regional residents and visitors noted. Frederick L Bowdle 50, of Denton, died at his East Main street home after seven years in Delaware meat business. Survived by wife Grace L Meredith and three daughters Hilda Esther Kathleen, plus siblings and in law relations. Funeral held at 10 30 am Thursday with Rev Melvin Wheatley and Rev V E Hills officiating.
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Former pastor from Mt. Pleasant Delaware and Rev S Ira Arnold of the Church of the Brethren in Denton officiated a service. Pallbearers included L B Towers W G Wooters S G Nuttle William Croll E W Breeding and Walter Beauchamp. Residents Roy Black and Laura Garrett visited relatives. The Twentieth Century Community Club met at Hall's home with Spafford and Nichols from Baltimore. next meeting set August 3 at Choptank to plan Federation picnic and related activities. Mrs Alonzo Dean of Federalsburg hospitalized with appendicitis. her husband Captain Alonzo Dean of the Chesapeake Bay steamer Majestic is first officer on the vessel which sank at Baltimore harbor recently. their son C E Turner is a leading realtor in the area.
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