Jeremiah and the future hope in dark times
The lamp of Jeremiah’s prophecies shines through Babylonian ruin. A preacher notes the city’s fall, the exile, and the two hopeful prophecies, the New Covenant and the Branch, as Christians await a fulfilled future with faith amid fear.
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Jeremiah
Israel
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
Community Press Service
Crossword Puzzle 21 and Its Clues Across and Down
A readable crossword puzzle clue list with across and down entries including distress call collar edging tiny bottles notoriety back of foot given to jeering egglike king of Judah business abbreviation tie as in golf burst forth as Vesuvius Charles Lamb S shaped molding herb bennet conscious boy's nickname flower garland knock clever Austrian coins German river ir existence alert deadened as sound narrow lane school cheer rank suffix letter circle of light North Syria Geikily St Mark's site frosted malt beverage Roman house jail eye inflammation offspring contend for in advance release of bombs foreign to sweeten text resembles a garbled clue set with multiple misspellings and missing letters.
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King of Judah
Latvian theatre operator dies at Greensboro home
Latvian theatre operator and businessman died at his Greensboro home Monday after seven months illness. He previously ran a Wilmington leather and shoe store, moved to Grasonville, Kent Island, then Greensboro twenty six years ago entered Riverside Theatre Building mercantile business, later converted the building to a motion picture theatre. He retired to a bungalow on Railroad Ave. Survived by wife, sister Mrs. Charles Shockley of Lincoln Del, two nephews Harold Shockley of Clayton and Lacy Shockley of Lincoln, and aunt Mrs. L. Miller of Wilmington. Funeral at Milford M E Church. Burial Milford.
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Kent Island
Mr. Richards
Riverside
Talking Pictures
Dewing
Centreville
Railroad Ave
Charles Shockley
Lincoln, del
Harold Shockley
Clayton
Lacy Shockley
Lincoln
L. Miller
Twenty Five Years Ago News Shorts July 24 1937
Funeral services were held for Annie E Heather 69 at her Marydel home with Rev Robert G Connor the interment at Templeville Cemetery. Survivors include two daughters Myrtle Rambo and Helen Heather three sons J Tyson Heather Harry H Heather and Grafton R Heather and five grandchildren. Funeral rites were held for Frank Cohee 79 near Hurlock with burial at Zion Church cemetery. He was a teacher and farmer survived by seven children. Josephine Thawley widow of Willard H Thawley died in Centreville at 80. Funeral services were held at her late home with burial in Centreville Cemetery. Denton Production Credit Association directors attended a two day meeting at the Wicomico Hotel Salisbury along with others to discuss coordination service and economy. C E Chaffinch completed a 11309 mile U S tour in a Chevrolet visiting 28 states and two countries. Everett Gambrill honored guests at a shower for the newlyweds at the home of Mr and Mrs Harvey Lord. Engagements announced for Lida Frances McGann to George B McClelland and Marietta Carolyn to James E Hansall both of Brooklyn N Y with weddings planned in November and spring respectively. Henry Fuchs 53 died near Tynson survived by mother and two brothers. Funeral at Linchester Cemetery. William J Richards retired.
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Annie E. Heather
Robert G. Connor
Templeville Cemetery
Heather
Myrtle Rambo
Philadelphia
Helen Heather
Wilmington
J. Tyson Heather
Harry H. Heather
Grafton R. Heather
Hart
Caroline
Dorchester
Charles Cohee
Lentz Caulk
Federalsburg
Carl Corkran
Hurlock
Elwood
John
Gilbert
Allan Cohee
Josephine Thawley
Willard H. Thawley
Denton
Centreville
R. Carroll Wilson
T. S. Dixon
Wicomico Hotel
Salisbury
Dover
Southern
Henry Becker
Brooklyn
N. Y
Marietta Carolyn
James E. Henshall
Henry Fuchs
Caroline County
Tynson
Linchester Cemetery
Louis Geiger
Preston Lutheran Church
Mary E. Fuchs
J. A. Fuchs
Conrad Fuchs
Preston
William J. Richards
Adams Cross Roads Social Visit Brief
Mrs William Dennis and her daughters from Severna Park Maryland and Miss Minnie Adams of Wilmington are spending the week at Rehoboth. Also visiting are Mr and Mrs Charles Donovan and others in the group.
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Wm. Dennis
Severn, Md
Minnie Adams
Wilmington
Rehoboth
How Far a Young Couple Goes Depends on Gas Left in Car
A compact reflection on modern dating mobility noting that the distance of a young couple’s outings hinges on the remaining fuel in the vehicle. The line hints at practical limits shaping plans and romance.
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