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Abraham
Coffin and Quillen Funerals Mark Week in Henderson
Funeral services were held from the late residence in Henderson with interment in Greensboro cemetery. Survivors include a daughter in Baltimore, a son in Henderson, a sister and brother, two grandsons, and a granddaughter. Annie Quillen died at her Wyoming Delaware home after a long illness aged 74. Funeral services were at Wyoming MFE Church with burial at Barratt's Chapel. A large party hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mr and Mrs George Howard in American Corner, and their plan to move to Two Johns. Anna Louise Hicks, 9, died of typhoid at Harmony. she was a Harmony school pupil.
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Bright
Henderson
Greensboro
Mr. Coffin
Milford
Del
Caroline County
William Hemp
Baltimore
Edward Coffin
Olivia Coffin
Amos Coffin
Jersey City
Billy
George Himp
Ann Coffin
Annie Quillen
Z. L. Quillen
Wyoming
Lida Ralston
Emma Gay
Boothwyn
Katie McBride
Anna Louise
Wm. Henry Hicks
Harmony
Harmony School
Caroline Post No
American Legion
Denton
Caroline Post
D. W. Shimer
Elizabeth
Chowchilla
Calif
Shimer
G. A. McDaniel
J. F. Swartz
J. A. Leese
Caroline
California
Vernia Wooleyhan
James, Jr
Audrey
Sadlersville
Fred Love
C. E. Collins
Edgemoor
Grayson Sparks
Richmond
Wm. Sparks
Wilmington
Union
T. Dukes Roe
William H. Evans
Charles S. York
Elmer T. Orme
R. Leo Meginney
Ridgely
Frank Bradley
Federalsburg
G. B. Stewart
Hillsboro
Frank Taylor
Stewart Graham
Milton North
Fred Gore
Cambridge
William H. H. Perry
Preston
Perry
Caleb Wheeler Steamboat Company
Wheeler Line
Pennsylvania Railroad
William
Nancy Perry
Celia Frances Wright
Willis
Margaret Wright
Harry O. Perry
F. M. Collins
Salisbury
Eugene Callis
New York
J. O. March
Pottstown
Capt. Perry
Bethesda M. Se
Thomas R. van Dyke
Nanticoke Lodge
No. 172
A. F
A. M
Joseph Edward Coffin
Easton
Suffering for Us Lesson for November 4 1956
A devotional piece on the Isaiah prophecy of the servant and its Christian interpretation as Jesus. Philip encounters a man reading Isaiah and asks about understanding the text. The article discusses levels of suffering, culminating in Jesus bearing humanity's sins for others.
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Philip
God
Jesus
Jesus of Nazareth
Christ
Isaiah
Judas
Twenty Five Years Ago Caroline Post Meets in Denton
The regular monthly meeting of Caroline Post No 29 American Legion was held in Denton with discussion of topics and routine business. Also noted were local visits by residents and the recent organization of the post with 28 members. The report covers social visits, a dog show winner, a marriage in Burrsville, and deaths including Capt William H H Perry and Joseph Edward Coffin with funeral details.
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Granpa
BY Brad Anderson
Goddess of Discord
Jason
Bos
Eagle
Thoron
Bank
O. H. Howard
George Howard
Mrs. Howard
Two Johns
Dr. Foreman
Church
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
U.S. A
Community Press Service
Journal of
Walter D. Mode
Bullock & White’s
North 6Th St
Ernest Cooper
Mahoney
U.S. Senate Authority
Wm. P. Webb
Treas
Fred J. Wright
Alton Billmeier
C. Elsie Billmeier
Optometrists
AMOCO
Hershey
Louis Andrew
Walter Turner
S & H Green
Fifth Avenue
J. Virgil Moore
Charles V. Moore
Gale Electric Company
Farmers’ Market
House of Representatives
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Emerson Hotel
Baltimore Sun
Champ Clark
Missouri
National Press Club
Washington, D. C
Congress
First
Maryland
Edward T. Miller
In the South Congress
Fred P. Adkins
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