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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1949
Page
5
A devotional snippet referencing Mark 17 24 37 and Acts Luke appears as a fragmentary Sunday school text. It lacks full context or narrative to identify a concrete event or teaching beyond scripture citation.
The article argues Jesus treated all races equally, passing over walls of prejudice. It cites his handling of Romans and Canaanites with equal respect, urging Christians to follow his example and gradually erode racial and religious discrimination through individual acts. It notes a 28 million member interdenominational movement promoting a non segregated society.
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A Delmar Woodlawn area residence owned by Hollis Hudson was destroyed by an oil stove explosion igniting the kitchen fire. High winds and scarce water hindered firefighters but the adjoining dwelling was saved. Hudson losses set around 1500 dollars.
The Woodrow W. Larrimore family home on the old Capt. Benjamin Coulbourn farm on the Galestown road four miles west of Seaford was destroyed by fire Sunday night. Neighbors alerted Seaford Volunteer Fire Department. the house was saved from adjacent structures. Loss estimated at 7500 dollars.
The Andersontown Hobbs Homemakers Club met at Mrs Robert Schall's home with Mrs Margaret Long as co host. In the president's absence vice president Mrs Schall led the session and members shared leisure time activities and liked traits. A motion was passed to spend five dollars from the treasury for improvements.
Miss Spafford's office hosts St Patrick's Day games with themed refreshments. Mr and Mrs Amos Scott visited Harrington guests of Maurice and Mrs Adams. L H Thomas visited James Hardesty and son Carlton. Ramsburg of Boonsboro stayed with Lewis and Mrs Butler. Larry Sewell stayed with grandparents Cleveland and Mrs Henry. W S C S bake sale in Denton raised about ninety dollars. Paul Stafford injured hand in saw accident while working. amputated finger at Easton Hospital. he is recovering at home. Sympathy extended to Paul.
A memorial note marking the death of John L Hignatt on February 25 1923. It expresses lasting love and sorrow from his daughter Ida and son George, noting his absence remains deeply felt and his memory cherished.
A reader is urged to subscribe to The Denton Journal to receive comprehensive county news coverage. The note highlights ongoing local reporting and community updates available through the paper’s subscription model.
J L Todd and Otto C Gehring seek a license to offer for sale beer and brewed beverages under the 1939 Maryland act. The Caroline County Board of License Commissioners will hear objections and grant licenses April 5 1949 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the County Courthouse in Denton. Objections must be filed by April 5 1949 10 a.m. with the clerk. Rachel Collison Clerk.
In Caroline County Circuit Court equity No 4241 Chy the Auditor's Report is to be ratified and confirmed unless good cause is shown within three weeks from March 25 1949. A copy of this order must be published in Caroline County newspapers once weekly for two successive weeks before April 2 1949. Clerk D Ralph Horsey signs the order.
In the circuit court for Caroline County assignee K Thomas Peer and Samuel Pollard and wife. The auditor's report in No 4251 Chy is to be ratified and confirmed unless good cause is shown within three weeks from March 25 1949. A copy of the order must be inserted in a Caroline County newspaper for two consecutive weeks before April 2 1949. Clerk D Ralph Horsey signs.
Public auction at the Tower Garage on Fire Tower Route 404 eight miles from Denton on the Denton Bridgeville Road for numerous items including motor cleaner Vibrocentric brake machine welder battery charger cylinder hone motor crane valve refacer micrometers car horses hydraulic jack tools fuel pump and more. William J. Frettterd owner William E. Andrew auctioneer refreshments served.
After selling his farm, Karl Wuerstlin offers household furniture farming implements and more at public sale on the Griffin farm in West Denton. Items include electric appliances, a Palace House trailer 1942, Farmall tractor, tools, manure, and over 50 loads of manure. Terms are cash with removal after payment. auctioneers Wm. E. Andrew. clerk Oron F. Smith.
Cut strips containing buttons and button holes from discarded garments and place them under flies in new garments. This saves time and labor.
A brief biblical verse from Galatians urges steadfastness in freedom granted by Christ and warns against returning to spiritual bondage. The message emphasizes liberty through faith and the avoidance of former constraints.
Notice is given that The Orphans Court of Caroline county Maryland has granted letters of administration on the personal estate of Lena D Venable late of Caroline county deceased to the subscriber. All persons with claims against the deceased must present them with vouchers authentic to the subscriber by September 11 1949 or be barred from estate benefits. All debtors must settle promptly. Given March 1949.
Leo Kreigh Sr sells farm machinery and livestock at public auction on Monday March 28 1949 at 10:00 am near Andersontown Hickman on the Liden School road. Sale features a Young Jersey cow hog Allis Chalmers B tractor Case manure spreader John Deere planters digger disc barrow hay rake and more with cash terms.
The Chesapeake Bay Ferry System announces a May 28 1948 effective daily and Sunday schedule with sailings between Romancoke Claiborne Matapeake and connections to Clai borne via buses. Governor O Connor and Deram arry W Nice are noted in schedules with multiple daily departures and linking services to Salisbury Baltimore and Washington networks.
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