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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1960
Page
6
An obscure puzzle page lists numerous across and down clues from 1 to 43 with mixed difficulty. It also reports local obituaries for Herman Dyer age 47 and Eleanor Newton 59, plus Mary F. Meeks 20, detailing their deaths, families, and funeral arrangements in Greensboro and Easton areas.
A devotional reading listing biblical passages including Mark 16 1 to 8 Colossians 3 1 15 and Romans 6 5 11 presented as a brief religious meditation from the Beebe source. The note emphasizes resurrection hope and living in newness of life through faith.
The sermon frames Christian life as new LIFE not added virtue, urging believers to live heaven’s risen life now. Paul’s imagery of dying and rising with Christ, a changed wardrobe, and unity beyond social barriers guides conduct—compassion, kindness, and above all love.
A 1935 Caroline County notice highlights the Sunday School Convention at the Methodist Protestant Church in Denton with speakers Dr Richard L Shipley and Dr Ross W Sanderson and no registration fee. Obituary notes Alda P Whitby, 54, long-time public official, funeral in Denton with details of his service, background, and survivors.
Under Chapter 24 of the 1948 Maryland act an election for three Greensboro commissioners will be held 1 to 6 p m at the Greensboro Fire House Main Street. Registered voters within town limits who are 21 or older and meet residence and tax requirements will elect by secret ballot to serve two years. All candidates must file with the Town Clerk ten days before the election. Greensboro officials listed include Russell H. Wright and Nolan H. Hubbard.
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