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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1952

Page

4

Twenty Five Years Age Mr D Warner Hignutt Dies

Died at his Concord home after months of illness. Funeral at Concord Church with burial in Concord cemetery. Survived by seven children, four sisters, three brothers. Pallbearers named. Also mentions road work in Delaware Maryland border area and local thefts at Preston Garage and Station. Includes a fatal railroad accident near Williamsburg involving George W. Bush and a rail crew. Family reunions and visits noted.

D. Warner Hignutt Concord Concord Church Concord Cemetery J. W. Wheatley C. H. Atkins Thomas H. Everngam Alphonzo Meredith Norman Vanscoy Lee Hignutt George Thawley Charley Clark William Bullock Harvey Lord Denton Ernest Lankford Fred Wright John H. Hignutt Hobbs Charley Hignutt Federalsburg Eber Ritchey Philadelphia Delaware Highway Department Kenton Hartly Maryland Highway Department Templeville Delaware Maryland Peninsula Wilmington Marydel Preston Motor Company Preston John Noble Ford Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic Railway Preston Canning Company Easton Dover Bridge George W. Bush Smyrna Del Williamsburg Seaford-Cambridge Pennsylvania Railroad Rash W. C. Reed Joseph Morris Edward Reed Thomas Clopper Miriam James Cade Mary Lou H C. Wright D. M. Clopper Howard Wright Merlyn Doris Kern N. J. Kern Byron Cade N. J. Cade

Woman who lives with fear faces Communist vengeance

Mrs. Whittaker Chambers, living under threat after her husband’s sensational testimony sent Alger Hiss to prison, discusses her dramatic story in an exclusive interview with Alice-Leone Moats. The feature appears in the November 23 issue of the New American Weekly, in color gravure with the Baltimore Sunday American.

Alger Hiss Whittaker Chambers Alice- Leone Moats New American Weekly Baltimore Sunday American

Worldwide Bible Reading Drive Enlists Millions Across 38 Nations

The American Bible Society sponsors a global Bible reading plan between Thanksgiving and Christmas. Twenty nine selections will be read daily by millions in at least 38 countries with the U S President as honorary chairman. The president calls the Bible a safeguard against hate and urges wide participation.

American Bible Society United States

Prayer Verses and Psalms Readings for Sunday Service

A reading list for the Sunday service includes Psalms 103 1 91 9 121 and Psalm 1 along with the Thanksgiving reference. The selection emphasizes gratitude and faith with verses from Psalms 103 91 121 and 1 for congregational meditation.

Community Notes From Millsboro And Surrounding Areas

Hickman readers report weekend visits as Mr and Mrs Kenneth Moore of Millsboro stayed with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Drummond. Mrs Harry Willis of Anderson Town visited J N Drummond’s family. Milicent Hamilton from Wilmington is with her sick father William Hamilton. Pvt Robert Messick of Fort Belvoir and Mrs Messick from Farmington visited his parents Floyd and Mrs Messick. J C Fountain and Edgar Fountain hosted visits from rural Bridgeville. Mrs Virgie Wright and Mrs Norman Oliver from Harrington called on Mrs Annie Wilson and Mrs Sallie Wroten in a Tuesday gathering.

Harry Willis Andersontown J. N. Drummond William Hamilton Milicent Wilmington Pvt Robert Messick Fort Belvoir

Service Short With The 7th Infantry In Korea

Private Earl R. Kornrumpf son of Greensboro residents arrived in Korea and joined the 7th Infantry Division after entering the Army in March 1951. He was previously at Fort Benning and reached Korea on October 27. The division has seen action from Inchon to the Yalu River in the Korean theater.

7Th Infantry Korea Earl R. Kornrumpf Earl Kornrumpf Greensboro Serong Inchon Korean Peninsula Yalu Kornrumpf Fort Benning

Card of Thanks From The Martin Family

The Martin Family expresses deep appreciation for acts of kindness, floral tributes, and sympathy cards during their mother’s long illness and recent death.

Martin

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