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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1959
Page
6
In a church bulletin fragment the message references Luke 23 18 19 and I Corinthians 1 18 Decrying a sermon context while noting reading material. The readable text is limited and lacks full context or complete references for precise summary.
Dr. Foreman discusses Luke’s gospel focus on Jesus crucified and the church’s remembrance through Communion. The cross reveals innocence, forgiveness, and God’s love, prompting personal reflection on faith and sin.
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A Greensboro resident was remembered in a funeral at Jarman mausoleum with pallbearers named and out of town relatives listed. The column also notes church conferences, visits, and residents traveling to Lakeland Florida, Baltimore, and Delware, plus property changes including Bethesda Methodist Church acquisitions and a skating rink site sold to the church board.
A Ridgely man George B. Garman suffered a sprained shoulder and arm when his car skidded on an icy stretch near Elkton and rolled, he was treated in Elkton and returned home. Funeral services for Sallie Vickery Scott, 68, were held at Hickman M E Church with burial in Hollywood Cemetery. The Eastern Shore Eastern Star association met in Federalsburg with officers elected. Denton attendees included Mrs. Emily Swiss and others. Mr. and Mrs. Cleaves returned from a Southern California trip via Yosemite and the Mojave desert. Miss Ruth Hearne resigned as science instructor at Caroline High School to take a social worker post in Prince George’s County. Miss Dorothy Simmons appointed to fill Hearne’s vacancy. Margaret Virginia Argo and Robert Eugene Carroll were married at the parsonage. Helen Madara Ringgold, wife of Roger Ringgold, died after years of illness. funeral in Greensboro Cemetery. Mrs. Aurelia Simpers Jarman died at 74 of heart disease in Greensboro. she was a former teacher and wife of Clinton Jarman.
Mr and Mrs Norwood Melvin visited Mr and Mrs Carlton Seward last Saturday evening. Denton guests Luther J Pippin and family visited Easton residents. Hickman visitors Joyce Porter joined Clarence and Wayne Porter for a Saturday evening call. WSCS plans meeting with Mrs Roland Towers on March 25. Grace Church Denton hosted quarterly conference led by Rev J Leas Green. Further visits include Frank Fountain with Dawson Fountain family, Orville Morgan with Federalsburg, and Junior Draper Wan da Shirley Debbie visiting Clarence Porter family.
Preston Community Club reports Mrs Edna Carmine and Mr and Mrs A F Sisk with Barbara arriving from Florida. Mrs J L Gallagher visited in Sykesville with Dixon and family. The Monday bridge club met with Mrs H B Plummer and the 3 table evening club met with Mrs Reese Deane. On Monday evening the fourth
Mr. Robert F. O Regan of the Social Security Administration will speak at the Denton Fire House next Monday March 23 starting at 10 a.m. The meeting aims to inform residents about Social Security measures and services available locally.
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