Lesson for August 18 Selections and Scripture Texts
The material outlines lesson subjects and Scripture texts chosen for August 18 by the International Council of Religious Education. It notes selection and copyright permissions for use.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1946
Page
5
The material outlines lesson subjects and Scripture texts chosen for August 18 by the International Council of Religious Education. It notes selection and copyright permissions for use.
The text argues life is sacred because God made man in His image and only lawful force or God's command justifies killing. It defines murder as malicious, unlawful killing, cites 1944 murder and avoidable deaths, and stresses self defense and legal execution as exceptions. It then links anger and hatred to murder and outlines three safeguards: right view of self, right view of God, and right view of man to prevent murder.
A compact clue list for a newspaper crossword with both across and down prompts. It names common cryptic style hints like river duck and Greek letter, with entries including So. Am. republic Egyptian goddess and Peruvian Indian, among others. The page pairs across and down hints ending with Puzzle Number sixteen as an answer cue.
On the Denton Greensboro highway the owner Paul G Wyatt will sell at 1 p m on the premises a large lot of antiques and household goods including furniture, rugs, appliances, tools, canned goods, and more. Items listed include a Duncan Phyfe dining set, radios, clocks, vacuums, stoves, ladders, lumber, tools, and numerous small items. Auctioneered by William E Andrew with George W Beck as clerk. No removal until terms are met.
John Hodgson owner will sell all described personal property at 10 30 a m on the farm on the Marydel Templeville road 24 miles from Marydel including furniture china glassware oddities and prewar items many new or in first class condition items include beds dressers appliances tools garden gear and fishing tackle with conditions stated auctioneer William E Andrew and clerk Luther Bennett noted.
Twenty one people registered for work with U S Employment Service in Cambridge Maryland. Eleven were veterans and eight were females. Past week had seven referrals, one placement, and 138 job openings. Call Cambridge 795 or visit Denton Armory Wednesdays 10:00 am to 4:00 pm for help. Farmers contact F M Rogers at Denton 37. Employers urged to return referral cards promptly.
Having sold my farm I will sell at the premises starting at 1 o clock listing personal property including vehicles tools farming gear household goods and livestock. Items include Studebaker truck International tractor disc plow harrow binder hay rake wagon gas stoves radios furniture and farm implements with two cows 60 Pekin ducks and 15 laying hens. Auctioneered by William E. Andrew and clerked by Dorsey Nichols with Ivan M. Garman owner.
The sale will begin promptly on the hour. W. F. Jackson is owner with James Temple as auctioneer and Ormond Andrew serving as clerk.
Arlie Knotts owner offers for sale at 10 30 oclock sharp on the Kibler Farm on the dirt road between Greensboro and Whiteleysburg: horses, cattle, a full line of John Deere and McCormick implements, farming gear, wagons, harness, and household goods. Items described as in good condition. sale includes stock, machinery, and household items with many pieces noted as in use or ready for delivery. Luther Bennett, Clerk.
Notice to creditors of Annie M M Smith, late of Caroline County deceased, announcing an Orphans Court petition and requiring claims with vouchers by September 16, 1946. All asserting estates must settle promptly. true copy by Carlton V. West, Register of Wills.
A long list enumerates drill press, Case engine, generator, chain hoist, vise, taps, reamers, brace with four bits, bone, nail puller, hand saws and plane, pipe wrenches, forge, anvil, hammers, drill bits, blow torch, vee saw, bench, planer, box wrenches, broom machine and many other articles too numerous to mention.
Notice from Caroline County commissioners announcing the appointment of a Board of Drainage Viewers to view lowlands in the South Election District for laying out a ditch named the Bradley Todd Public Drainage Association. Viewers will inspect lands after August 26 1946 per Maryland Drainage Law Chapter 261 Acts of 1941. Signed by Harry L. Sullivan John T. Williams Walter Everngam.
Paul Longfellow offers his farm implements livestock and household items at public auction starting 10 a m on the Ernest E Longfellow Farm located on the stone road from Greensboro to Whiteleysburg four miles east of Greensboro The sale lists Guernsey and Holstein cows a black mare two black work horses Case tractor and plows hay tools corn planter mower wagons milking equipment cooking and household items Lunch will be served.
In Caroline County J Virgili OOes and Son and Philip W Porter et al received an order approving the sale reported by Layman J Redden, Trustee, for $3000. The ratification is conditioned on no opposition by October 2, with publication in Caroline County newspapers four consecutive weeks before August 31. Carlton V West Register of Wills notes the sale.
Caroline county Maryland notices letters of administration issued for the personal estate of the deceased. Creditors and all interested parties must present claims by February 2 1947 or be excluded from benefits. Dated July 30 1946 Charles S Bilbrough administrator. True Copy Test.
Caroline county Maryland announces letters Testamentary on the personal estate of the late resident of Caroline county deceased. All creditors and others having claims against the estate must exhibit them duly proven by ruary 1947 or be forever barred. Given under my hand this 31st day.
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