Deliverance in Trouble Psalm 91 Devotional Notes
A devotional on Psalm 91 discusses expectations of deliverance and God’s presence in hardship. It contrasts the idea of a carefree life with divine protection, cites biblical examples from Paul and others, and emphasizes God’s companionship in trouble over universal escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreman
Jesus
Temple
Weather Bureau
Across Mercury and Moon Word Puzzle Highlights
A compact list of crossword style clues with numbered across and down entries. Includes definitions for Mercury capsule landmark and Mussolini's daughter along with items like Sign of the dog and Cross of metal. Answers reference historical and general knowledge terms in a dense clue grid.
Wordplay Puzzle Fragments Return Baffling Clues
A reader provides a jumble of terms last week including hints like singing voice and frontier man’s shoe and a harem room. The scattered entries suggest a puzzle page with incomplete clues and missing answers, inviting solvers to fill gaps.
Rippled stories of weddings and town events in Ridgely
May 14 1938 edition notes Ruth Magrogan and Dawson Roe wed in Ridgely with a Denton home later as their residence. Obituary for Carroll Hurd follows a fatal car crash in New York. Denton city officials are reorganized with Melvin C. James president and other key posts. Helene Thawley and George A. Johnson wed in Denton Methodist Church. A kitchen shower honors Mr and Mrs Hayward Murphy. Ridgely board names officials. greensboro couple Elizabeth Hollingsworth and H Coursey Edwards wed quietly on the Greensboro-Goldsboro highway. 4-H rally scheduled at Concord Church House May 14 with demos by Leta Trice and Almira Rosser.
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Ruth Magrogan
Robert Magrogan
Ridgely
Dawson Roe
Charles W. Roe
Denton
Francis J. Hensel
Roe
Raymond B. Rawlings
Greensboro
Carroll Hurd
Hurd
Menoia
N. Y
Rebecca Hurd
Melvin C. James
Walter Sparklin
Wm. J. Richards
Fred R. Owens
Thomas L. Andrews
Frank Dennis
Thomas W. Bradley
Emory D. Kimmey
George W. Beck
William R. Johnson
Baltimore
Louis Streb
Richard Grimes
Wm. H. Nuttle
Hayward Murphy
Seventh Street
James Coulby
John Wilhelm
Fred Seward
Frederick and
Carlton
Fred Johnson
Paul Baker
James Baker
Walter Joiner
Wilson Smith
John Howard
M. E. Parsonage
Tilghman G. Smith
Elizabeth Hollingsworth
Clarence Hollingsworth
Wilmington
Denton-Greensboro
H. Coursey Edwards
Alvin Edwards
Frances Roache
Milford
Joseph Edwards
Edward Flaharty
Greensboro-Goldsboro
Mr. Edwards
Church House
Concord
Leta Trice
Almira Rosser
Federalsburg Food Club
How to avoid motor overload in portable electric tools
The article cites inexperience and bad habits as main causes of motor overload, with tips to prevent overload such as proper start and stop actions, using sharp and appropriate bits, avoiding excessive pressure, and correct voltage. It also notes that neglecting cleaning and lubrication shortens tool life and shares a DIY tip about locating a nail set using a rubber ball, plus a reader anecdote about ironing asphalt tile backs to fit a floor.
Denton Senior Club Demonstration on Grooming
Girls from the Denton Senior Club will give a demonstration on good grooming Mrs Nelson Covey will tell the group about the All Star Organization.
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Denton
Nelson Covey
All Star Organization
Eye Health Q&A With Dr Wesley On Blindness
Dr Newton K Wesley answers questions on blindness in the United States. He cites about one million blind people, estimates that half of annual blindness could be prevented with regular eye exams, and notes 30 000 new cases yearly. Cataracts and glaucoma are leading causes, most blind after 65, and vision once lost cannot be restored. Regular exams protect sight.
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Paul
Christ
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of
Hrist
U.S.A
Immunity Press Service
United States
National Eye Research Foundation
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Preston Community Notes Highlight Local Visits
Preston reports include Mrs. Johnson Bonner and Mr. Johnson Bonner attending a Masonic meeting in Baltimore. Mrs. Lee Noble visits her son in Rockville Maryland with Mr. and Mrs. Michael Redgrave. Bethesda Methodist Church will skip service next Sunday due to a conference in Salisbury. The Monday Club met with Mrs. H. M. Hollis on West Main Street. Miss Carolyn Schmick of Washington is mentioned.
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Johnson Bonner
Baltimore
Lee Noble
Michael Redgrave
Rockville
Bethesda Methodist Church
Salisbury
H. M. Hollis
West Main Street
Carolyn Schmick
Wash
Weekend visits and hospital notices in local home news
The column notes residents spending time with family over the weekend. Ms Schmick visited her parents, hosts included Mrs Gallagher and co-hostesses Mrs Stanton and Miss Cannon. Harry Taylor returned home after hospitalization in Easton. Gaspar Valensquela and son stayed with Mrs Clare N Payne's mother.
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Cross of Metal
Lia
The
Journal of
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A. S. Daffin
Williston
Frederick County
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Lancaster, Pa
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Wnemdas
Newton K. Wesley
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Preston
the Community Club of
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Rei
Utbourd
Will’s Sporting Goods Store
Franklin St
Denton, Md
NEW & Used Motors
Sinclair
G. D. Crouse
J. Virgil Moore
Charles V. Moore
Gale Electric Company
Aluminum
Higgins ST
Easton
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