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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1951
Page
10
This sermon argues that the Bible addresses economic life and insist that everyone should earn a living, condemning loafing and urging responsibility. It links economic relations to human dignity, warns that wealth can tempt greed and pride, and stresses Christ’s call to use wealth for good, not mere accumulation.
A mixed list of crossword clues across and down covering foods names minerals places and objects. The puzzle includes clues such as dips into water like jump set of Japanese boxes girl s name like bread erases gold heraldry type measure and many others with references to unions rivers and historical terms.
25 Years Ag Mr O Gilbert Hignutt bought the James E Hignutt farm between Denton and Williston. County Commissioners awarded contract to erect a standby pavilion on the public square in Denton to Mr F C Brown. Philip W Downes filed for County Commissioner as a Democratic primary candidate, nineteenth to file. July marriage licenses granted to Walter Needles and Minnie Robinson. Lawrence Smith and Pearl Larimore. Alonzo Hammond and Mary Jones. Thomas Skinter and Elsie Tribbitt. Elwood Statum and Blanche Drake. Willard Holleger and Letha Downes. Joseph Smith and Myrtle Tharp. Charles Grasser and Louise Zaule. Jerome Howard and Anna Wothers. Albert Baynard and Mary Boston. James Thomas and Louise Tellar. Lewis Brogley and Serena Manspeaker.
Concord Camp, among the peninsula’s oldest, opened yesterday and will run ten days. Rev. C. H. Atkins leads. Lewis P. Carroll conducts choir. Mrs. Elmer T. Orme plays piano as the Orme Orchestra performs. Rev. Robert E. Gibby of New York will lead tonight’s service. The following ministers lead services through August: Sunday E E Dixon T O Crouse C H Cannon. Monday E E Dixon E N Wright G J Hooker. Tuesday W S Grant O E Connelly. Wednesday W S Grant W F Dawson lecture Five Smooth Stones A W Betts. Thursday W S Grant W J Du Hadway C H Cannon. Friday E E Dixon W S Grant District Supt O E Jones. August 7-8 Rev George W Cooke. Large crowds expected as usual. Mr and Mrs H S Cooper and family and Mr E J Stellwagon of Philadelphia were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs H B Mason, with Miss Catherine Cooper spending a week. Mr Addison Darling of Riverside N J and Miss Mary Doris Ferry of Beverly Mass were married at Elkton on Saturday.
Miss Tamar Oberly and Miss Katherine Wilson return from a nurses home visit at Pennhurst State School. Mrs. George Sachsenmair and son visited Gelletlys in Elkins Park. Local residents Alfred Gelletly, Milo Crane and Jesse Ellis took a trip to Ocean City and Chincoteague. Twelve year old Robert Bennett dies. funeral at Mt E Church South with interment Greensbor o cemetery. Addison A. Christian, longtime Gimbels executive and Caroline County landowner, dies at Riverdeen Greensboro after a nervous breakdown. age 67. He served as Caroline County Bank director and was noted for poultry and dahlias.
Maryland's Sunny Isle of Kent invites buyers to a new year round or summer home development with sandy beach access, a 200 foot wide by 14 mile long tract, level homesites around %4 acre, dual-lane roads and central parkways, electricity and telephone, cement promenade along the beach, and homesites from 300 dollars with flexible terms. Directions from Matapeake Ferry via Route 33, contact Harold H. Barshop at 20 Park Ave Baltimore, phone Lexington 4745. ad dated 7-13-41.
The article notes that taxes on a typical car and its gasoline last year exceeded the average Maryland motorist’s federal income tax. It also compares the current 11.4 cent gasoline tax to the national government’s total tax receipts from all sources 35 years earlier, highlighting the growth of fuel taxes.
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