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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1949
Page
8
The item lists a scripture reference Isaiah 55 16 8 and a readingRomans, indicating a religious text fragment. It appears to be a brief bibliographic note without narrative events or figures.
This piece argues against common misconceptions about God's mercy and access to salvation. It rejects ideas of selective heavenly lists and divine coercion, urging readers to seek God, come thirsty for living water, and embrace open invitation rather than fear or gloom. It emphasizes God desires willing obedience and joyful faith, not bondage or exclusion.
Mrs Theodore Warren returns from Camden New Jersey while Mrs C N Fountain visits from Dover. Wesley Church W S C S meets November 18 at Mrs Houston Thawley's. all members urged to attend. Mr and Mrs Harlan Blades entertain Wilmington relatives. Elma Blades visits Dover. Eva Snawe y and friends from near Greensboro visit Western Maryland College. Harry Porter, Kent General Hospital patient, returns home improved. Gertrude Kelly and Mrs Charles Willis visit ill sister Mrs Howard Asilton near Washington. Florence Stafford visits Wilmington. Rosa Hurd ill in Baltimore hospital. Ellwood Wright occupies home bought from Charles Fountain.
Mrs. Melvin James and her son Melvin of Mulford and daughter Rachel a student nurse in Delaware Hospital Wilmington called on Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stafford and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stafford on Sunday.
Mrs G C Carmine entertained guests for her son Sam Wilram of Boston at dinner last Friday. Mr and Mrs Max Chambers visit Minneapolis for the National Vegetable Growers Convention. Herman Schmick moves his family to Maple Ave from Easton Rd. Mrs Carmine hosts her club Monday afternoon. Preston Community Club held its monthly meeting at Mrs H C Todd’s home with Mrs Robert Stanton as co host. Pr and Mrs Harold Plummer en-
Cooklyn Dairies Inc applies for a permit to take 90000 to 105000 gallons daily from one 8 inch well about 250 feet deep in Goldsboro Maryland. Water will cool milk and ammonia. A hearing is set at Johns Hopkins Baltimore on November 26 1949 at 2 PM. Objections may be oral or written at the hearing.
Last Friday the card club met and entertained guests. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schmick visited Baltimore Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Harris went to Cambridge Sunday for friends and a war memorial unveiling with General Re cord introduced by ex-Senator Radcliffe. Al Weil of New York stayed at their Harmony area country home over the weekend. Mrs. Wm. Planner of Maryland Ave. was surprised with a baby shower Monday evening and received many gifts. Gary McDonald of the U S Army spent the weekend with his parents in Choptank.
Marvin H. Smith, attorney, gives notice of bulk sale of the Zloch's Garage business stock and fixtures in Marydel Maryland. Purchaser Nicholas Mayulianos requires claimants to present claims at Smith law offices Denton Maryland by Tuesday November 22 1949 at 9 00 A M.
Notice is given that Edward E. Mitchell has been granted letters of administration by The Orphans Court for Caroline County on the estate of Frank Mitchell. Creditors must present claims with vouchers by May 11, 1950 or be barred from estate benefits. Debtors must settle promptly. Dated November 8, 1949. Edward E. Mitchell Administrator True Copy Test: Carlton V. West, Register of Wills.
Mr and Mrs Robert Dulin of Easton hosted their bridge club with Preston members joining. Betty Bradley and friends from the University of Maryland enjoyed a Preston weekend. Mrs Fletcher Sisk visited her daughter Barbara at Goucher College in Baltimore. Mr and Mrs T E Fletcher Jr returned from a Bermuda honeymoon and reside on Main Street. Mr Fletcher Sisk Jr was home for the weekend from Golden College Wilmington.
The Denton National Bank and Carlton V West as executor and Register of Wills publish probate notices for the estate of Mary Elizabeth Williamson late of Caroline County. Creditors must file claims with vouchers authenticated by May 4, 1950, or be barred. Debtors must settle promptly. Reading times and store locations for notices are Covey and Williams Store in Federalsburg on Nov 4, Webstore on Nov 16, and Bradley's Hardware in Preston on Nov 18, all from 1 to 4 p m.
John W Nichols owner advertises a single day auction on the farm from Concord to Chestnut Grove road selling live stock including a horse mule hogs. farming tools. hay. fodder. wire. old iron. stove, furniture, rugs, records, lamps, radio, organ, beds and more. Cash on day of sale. Auctioneer Wm E Andrew. November 11 1921 note.
Harold C Towers and wife transfer a lot of land in the town of Denton to Thomas R Benson dated November 8, 1949. Nellie A Noble transfers parcel of land in the Third Election District to J Eldon Marine and wife dated November 8, 1949.
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