Facing Death as Faith and Frankness in a Death-Laden Sermon
A 1954 meditation on death urges frankness before sorrow, citing Jesus weeping at Lazarus to show sympathy and the Resurrection claim. It emphasizes attitude over words, urging believers to lead with faith and point to Jesus as life in times of bereavement.
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Jesus
Lazarus
God
Mary
Martha
Twenty Five Years Ago M E Church Appointments Listed
Mrs. W W Noble returned from New York where her daughter Ruth Noble teaches in Summit New Jersey and studies at Columbia University. The fourth quarterly conference of the M E Church named numerous church property trustees stewards recording steward disbursing and connectional steward communion stewards district steward and other officers with Mr Charles W Collison funeral noted. Also obituaries for Mrs Eliza A Greenlee and a Greensboro party for William Gardner birthday with a large guest list and detailed cake celebration.
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W. W. Noble
New York
Ruth Noble
Summit
N. J
Columbia University
M. E. Church
M. E. Wheatley
H. A. Roe
H. R. Lewis
J. L. Everngam
J. T. Carter
F. L. R. Nuttle
F. B. Nuttle
M. L. Wyatt
C. L. Walls
G. L. Stevens
Norman Vanscoy
F. Baynard
Oscar Clark
F. J. Wright
Walter Sparklin
Ida Wilson
Myra Sylvester
Josephine Pine
Catherine Meeks
Myrtle Dukes
Trier of Appeals
Clara Wright
Ladies Aid
Annie E. Nichols
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Mamie Owens
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Nora Vanscoy
S. G. Bye
Bertie Ledman
Mabel Duffey
OQ. A. Carroll
N. D. Richards
Edna W. Shipman
W. Sparklin
J. L. Everagam
Wesley E. Thawley
W. R. Gardner
Greensboro
William
Edith Towers
Margaret Woerner
Elizabeth Dulin
Mildred Flaharty
Mary Emily Alburger
Agnes Cooper
Alice Wood
Sara
Margaret
Katherine Gardner
Calvin Lister
Robert Dulin
Wilson Cohee
William Gardner
Charles Woerner
Henry
Charles Wood
Bernard
Charles
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Revealed
A mixed listing of crossword clues across and down with numbers and brief hints. Entries include Danger, Goddess of peace, Deep ditch, Simian, Devise, Seesaw, Cold, Greek letter, Metallic rocks, Eminent, On fire, Melodies, Abyss, Blunder, Taverns, Center, Comfort, Transgress, Assam silkworm, Lair, Tensile strength abbr. The puzzle combines standard and regional terms across a classic grid.
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Goddess of Peace
India
Assam
Lair
Denton Honors Martha Fisher as Revered Citizen
Numbered with the dead of the week is Martha E. Fisher a Denton native born in 1837 wife of Dr. George M. Fisher, long a schoolteacher. Survived by two sons and four daughters, her funeral was held at the Holiness Church with Rev. Lewis Adams and pallbearers named. Remains were brought home from West Collingswood for interment in Denton cemetery.
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George Kibler
Martha E. Fisher
Denton
Robert Bishop
George M. Fisher
William A. Stewart
Col
R. Earle Fisher
G. Arthur Fisher
United States Army
Annie Bower
West Collingswood
N. J
Clifford Green
Memphis
Tenn
Charles Burkett
Buffalo
N. Y
May L. Fisher
Dorsey
Holiness Church
Lewis Adams
Early paved highway linked Lancaster and Wes‑delphia on PA Pike
The first paved roadway in the area connected Lancaster to Wesdelphia along the Pennsylvania Pike, marking a milestone in regional transportation infrastructure.
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Eset
Lancaster
Wes Delphia
Pennsylvania Pike
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