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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1962
Page
6
A devotional reading prompts study of Exodus 20 8 11 Mark 2 23 3 6 and Hebrews 4 1 10 along with accompanying passages 4 16 20 31 10 Nehemiah 13 15 2 Bible verses are cited to guide daily reflection and contemplation.
A column argues the Lord's Day should be holy and restful yet active. It stresses worship freedom, the need for leisure for religion, and Jesus’ call to do good on Sundays. The piece warns communism targets religious practice and urges using Sunday to aid others and improve self.
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A Greensboro resident for most of her life died aged elderly. She is survived by two daughters and a sister, with home cared for by daughter Mrs Ober. Funeral services were held at the daughter’s home with ministers from Ridgely and Goldsboro officiating. Interment followed at Greensboro Cemetery.
Twenty five year old items from the Journal cover deaths in Caroline County including Charles A. Dulin 83, services for Nettie Dean and Annie Watkins Fields, a 84th birthday surprise for Harriett Billing, baptism plans for Bateman Draper Jr, Commodore W E Payne named head of Merchants and Miners fleet, death of William L Goodwin conductor, Pearl Pratt injured by stove fire, a quiet Ridgely wedding of Marian Hemmons and Carl Bochan, and other local notices.
Prepared by the American Foundation for Animal Health outlines pinkeye as a costly, seasonally persistent cattle disease. It ranges from simple irritation to permanent blindness and can devastate herds. causes vary from infectious agents to nutrition and environmental factors, making expert veterinary diagnosis essential before treatment or vaccination decisions.
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