Living Like a Christian in 1 Peter 3 5 18
Lesson text presents Peter's guidance on Christian attitudes toward fellow believers and the world. It outlines unity, compassion, love, courtesy, and doing good, plus seeking peace and enduring suffering for righteousness. It emphasizes sanctifying Christ in hearts, readiness to explain hope, and living conscientiously, with Spurgeon’s closing reflection on humility.
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Peter
Jesus
Tjesus
Christ
Jesus Christ
Ag Brethren
Paul
Quote from Dr J F Clarke on truth and virtue
A concise reflection on devotion to truth and purity of life. It celebrates pity forgiveness and steadfast virtue as paths to faith in divine goodness that does not waver. The note frames moral virtue as enduring and constant.
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J. F. Clarke
Try It Yourself Philosophy of Coleridge Faith
The piece cites Coleridge and his simple proof of Christianity, urging the reader to test the faith themselves with the phrase Try it for yourself.
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Coleridge
Eglantine Farms Has Best Poultry and Chicks
Eglantine Farms under Lewis M. Cross Sr. built a strong poultry reputation with Single Comb White Leghorns and a nationwide client base. Cross Jr. now leads the business, supplying stock for healthy, well-grown baby chicks and serving local poultry circles with trusted output.
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Eglantine Farms
Greensboro
Lewis M. Cross
Cross
Dr Norman S Dudley Serves Town and County
Dr Norman S Dudley, Registrar of Wills, is highlighted for dual service to the town and county. Long identified with local politics, he previously served eight years as Health Officer and memorialized tireless effort. In his current term he adds features to keep the office free of partisan influence. He studied pre medical at Washington College and earned a 1901 Maryland University degree. He maintains an extensive private practice and belongs to the Maryland Medical Association.
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Church Hill
Norman S. Dudley
Register of Wills
Dudley
Washington College
University of Maryland
Maryland Medical Association
Dr Ollie W Barton Valued by Greensboro Leader
Greensboro highlights a Dentist and Town Commissioner Dr Ollie W Barton of Railroad Avenue, a Baltimore College of Dental Surgery Class of 1902 graduate. He has served consecutive terms as town commissioner, farms 3 4 acre producing corn wheat peas and tomatoes for local canning houses, and is active in A F and A M Shrine and I O R M.
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Greensboro
Ollie W. Barton
Railroad Avenue
Barton
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery
A. F
A. M
Shrine
Chief Morris Maintains Police and Gravel Firm Status
Greensboro reports Chief Clinton B. Morris, longtime police chief since 1928, has solidified public and business support to continue his leadership. He built a sand and gravel business from modest beginnings and now runs three trucks. He belongs to Jr. O. U. A. M. and I. O. A. M.
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Chief Morris
Greensboro
Clinton B. Morris
Meekins Co Makes Best Sausage and Scrapple
John R Meekins Company in Greensboro earns a household reputation for high quality meats and groceries. The Meekins plant produces its own sausage and scrapple with strict sanitary standards, sold wholesale across Maryland and neighboring areas. The firm also operates a Ridgely store and distributes eggs butter and poultry, reflecting the owner’s initiative and public service. Mr Meekins is a member of the Maryland Retail Grocers Association.
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Greensboro
John R. Meekins
Meekins
Ridgely
Maryland Retail Grocers Association
Philadelphia Quaker Maid Milk Company
Philadelphia owned milk firm serves Denton and Harrington with 126 dairy farms. Cecil Beardsley presides over strict sanitation and high standards, while William and Israel Kradoff of Philadelphia own the business. Milk shipped daily to Philadelphia supports a growing regional demand and reliable service.
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Goldsboro
Philadelphia
Quaker Maid Milk Company
Cecil Beardsley
William and
Israel Kradoff
Denton
Harrington
Phil
Adelphia
Beardsley
Philadelphia Quaker Maid Milk Company
Bear Customers Rely On Store's Stock
Ridgely profile of Samuel Bear and his clothing shop established in 1911. The store offers work and dress apparel for men women and children with a broad stock and ongoing dry goods additions. Bear’s experience and knowledge drive steady growth and reliable customer service.
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Ridgely
Samuel Bear
Mr. Bear
Bear
Croll Store Stock Meets Town Needs
William Croll, founder of the 1903 established general store, expanded into grain brokerage, buying from the surrounding area and shipping nationwide. The store offers groceries meats and produce while motorists praise Ty d or and Mobilgas services.
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Croll
Hickman
William Croll
United States
Tydor
Mobilgas
Lord Nears 20 Yrs In Same Business Lord Nears 20 Yrs In Same Business
FEDERALSBURG Established on service principles and dedicated to the interests of the community the popular grocery store of Frank W Lord on North Main Street has attained the proportions of an institution and gained the recognition it deserves Fresh meats groceries fruit and vegetables are included in the stock With co op buying savings are passed to customers Open 7 am to 7 pm with Saturday midnight service Truck delivery reaches the area near the housewife's telephone
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Federalsburg
Frank W. Lord
North Main Street
G. A. Association
Baltimore
Retail Grocers Association
Maryland
Lord
Sheriff Everett Excels in First Office in Queen Anne County
In Centreville residents praise Thomas H Everett as a long time county native and veterinarian turned sheriff. Elected December 1 on the New Deal ticket, his four year term aims to prove his capability beyond political entanglements.
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Centreville
Thomas H. Everett
Queen Anne County
Sheriff Everett
Oliver W Handy Cler k of Town for Six Years
FEDERALSBURG The political scene highlights Oliver W Handy who was appointed Town Clerk six years ago by Mayor Chambers and is now serving his third two year term. A Caroline County resident for 11 years he blends tradition with new methods and remains active in the Chamber of Commerce.
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Oliver W. Handy
Federalsburg
Chambers
Handy
Caroline County
Chamber of Commerce
Major's Grocery Store Becomes Community Staple
In Fed eralsburg the Alvin J Major meat and grocery market has grown quickly over six months into a byword for efficiency and service. The store offers meats groceries fruits and vegetables with truck delivery and operates from 7 30 a m to 7 p m daily except Saturday nights until midnight.
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Federalsburg
Alvin J. Major
Sauerkraut Pickles Prepared by Lang Co
Preston area firm Charles C Lang and Son produces sauerkraut pickles onions and peppers with highly specialized methods. Since 1924 the company has national distribution and 37 local workers under Stephen Berry who has led the enterprise since its inception. Prestom’s products spread the town name to far reaches of the United States.
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Preston
Charles C. Lang and Son
Stephen Berry
Prestom
United States
Fowling Creek Store Celebrates Three Decades of Service
C Clarence Deen marks thirty years serving the community with a full stock general store. The shop offers fresh meats and groceries custom meat cuts, national packaged foods, hardware and farm supplies, paints, and home goods. Twelve workers support his operation while he pursues Masonic and IORM affiliations.
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Fowling Creek
C. Clarence Deen
Deen
du Pont
Clark Motor Co Shows Gains In The Last Month
Clark Motor Company in Hillsboro reports improved sales for the 1935 Reo line with strong interest in the cars noted for lack of gear shift lever. The firm offers repairs and free towing, stocks United States tires Tydol batteries and farm implements, and operates under J Norman Clark who recently renamed the business from Thompson Hardware Supply.
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Clark Motor CO
Hillsboro
Reo
Clark Motor Company
Reo Motor Company
United States
Vulcan
Oliver
J. Norman Clark
Thompson ‘Hardware Supply Company
Best Trousers Are Made By Casey Jones
Denton notes Casey Jones Inc offers high quality men trousers with a focus on customer satisfaction. Under manager Harry Pease the firm maintains a modern, progressive approach and honors a tradition of durable, well styled Casey Jones Brand trousers praised by discerning wearers.
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Casey Jones
Denton
Casey Jones, Inc
Harry Pease
Pease
Hallowell's Garage Builds Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Offerings
In Federalsburg J W Hallowell and Son promote Chevrolet and Oldsmobile models sold in Standard Master and popular six and eight cylinder cars. The firm emphasizes repairs by trained mechanics, United States tires Delco batteries and parts, and its role as Keystone Automobile Club agent. J W Hallowell and son Harry collaborate in management under local chamber affiliations.
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Federalsburg
General Motors Corporation
J. W. Hallowell and Son
Main Street
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Hallowell
United States Tires
Delco
Delco- Remy
J. W. Hallowell
Harry
Keystone Automobile Club
Ne Chamber of Commerce and Trade Ss'n
Davis Establishes Pharmacy Tradition Since 1895
John D. Davis arrived in 1901 and opened a modern, trusted drugstore in Ridgely. He passed the State Board in 1895 and built a store known for ethical practice, physician confidence, and a wide range of products from prescriptions to Whitman’s candies. He belongs to the Retail Druggists Association and to A. F. & A. M.
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Ridgely
John D. Davis
Davis
Retail Druggists’ Association
A. F
A. M
Tubbs' Meat Market Stock Complete At Federalsburg Store
Consistency of purpose and service has built Tubbs' Meat Market on 255 East Central Avenue over three years. Cecil Tubbs runs a modern, reliable business with fresh meats and well known canned goods. The shop also carries fresh fruits and vegetables and serves customers from 6 am to 9 30 pm daily, with Saturday hours until midnight.
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Federalsburg
Tubbs
East Central Avenue
Cecil Tubbs
Segar Known For His Work As Poulterer
R D Segar of Academy Street is a pivotal figure in the Federalsburg poultry trade. He and four employees buy large quantities of eggs for hatcheries and ship to metropolitan and distant areas while supplying poultry products. Segar also deals in new and used furniture with his wife assisting.
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Federalsburg
R. D. Segar
Academy Street
Segar
Covey And Williams Display 1935 Ford
Covey and Williams of Main Street, a leading Ford agency and hardware concern, showcase 1935 Ford models. The partnership of Allison H. Covey and Jacob O Williams drives a modern, improving business with Goodyear tires, Essolene gas, John Deere implements, Philco radios, and De Voe paints.
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Federalsburg
Covey
Williams
Goodyear
Ford
Essolene
Esso
Tudor
Essolube
John Deere Farm Implements
Philco
de Voe
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc
PP. A. Fitzwater
D. D
Bloody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Charles Spurgeon
Mek Oklay
Is Quak
Old Christian Farm
Caroline County Poultry Association
Helen of Troy
Zeaus
Royal Mall
Unica
Norman
S. Fayette Cartledge
Meekins CO
Nears
Major
Lang CO
Easton
Eastern Shore Nurseries, Inc
Dover Road
Easton, Maryland
Olds
Doan
W. A. Smith
Market St
Denton, MD
Poulterer
Covey and Williams
Atha
Farmers Supply CO
F. J. Wright
Optometrist
Journal
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