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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1959

Page

6

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Luke 20 27 40 John Derotwass Reading 2 Corinthians 4 13

Luke John Derotwass

Death Not The End Lesson for February 8, 1959

The article explains Jesus response to the Sadducees question about life after death, stressing resurrection as a gift of God’s grace, not a natural extension of this life. It notes immortality as beyond human description, with hints that there will be no marriage in heaven and that believers will be like the angels in some ways. It emphasizes God’s power and love, and ends with the assurance that where Jesus is, believers may be also.

Jesus Heaven Hell Lazarus God Harper Lang Frank Lane Lang Lane and Samuel Milby Cordova Frank S Louis E Herbert Lane Ridgely W. D. Short Ridgely Cemetery G. L. Blades Harlan

Winter Cold Bites Town As Fires, Fetes Mark Week

Twenty five years ago this week, bitter cold gripped the area with records at 11, 8 and 4 on the 29th 30th and 31st. Firemen battled blazes including Rue Publishing Co. amid high winds and overloaded heating units. Weddings obituaries and social events fill the pages as communities cope with illness accidents and a fatal fire scare while preparations for Candlemas Day unfold.

Rue Publishing Co Rue G. H. Rue Ridgely Greensboro Ellen May Marshall Centreville G. Alfred Noble Federalsburg Christ M. P. Church G. E. Leister Noble J. Herman Noble Walter Brown Denton Easton Myrtle Smith Denton Bridge Brown Ann Melvin Margaret Brown Sara Baynard Philadelphia General Hospital Ferdinand Baynard Lillie Liden William Fleetwood Joe Fowler Thelma Towers Mary Emily Alburger Alice Ross Gertrude Young Dolly Towers Mabel Richards Marjorie Beauchamp Cora Chambers Anna Stevens Lillian Timmons Louise Todd Messrs Harwood George Carl Dingledine James Watson Edward Rash Thomas Baynard Bennett Todd Howard Meezick Earl Towers George Towers

G I Loan Deadline For Vets At Legion Post

American Legion announces until July 25 1960 veterans may apply for a G I Home or Business Loan with optional extra payments up to one monthly 100 dollar payment without charge. For W A assistance write to Charles Michael at The War Memorial Baltimore 2 Md. Don Edmond a Solomon's Island Legionnaire serving in Antarctica discussed with LeRoy Metz via amateur radio, noting minus 40 degree temps and 60 000 penguins near the base. Readers with relatives in Antarctica may contact Legion HQ for possible voice contact, via Ham operators aiding Maryland disaster defense.

W. W. II W. A Charles Michael American Legion the War Memorial Baltimore 2 LeRoy Metz Don Edmond Solomon’s Island Don Antarctica South Pole Legion Mr. Metz John K. Baker Antarctic Legion H. Q War Memorial Maryland

Crossword Puzzle P-331 Across and Down clues

A puzzle entry lists Across and Down clues with numbered items such as Mining ex cavation and Seraglio, plus Down clues like False and Algerian seaport, formatted as a traditional crossword grid clue set.

Cast Week's Answer Cast Week's Answer 44 Sorrows 46

The note lists a sequence of items with names and roles, including Mr Mack as emcee and Hebrew Jetter. It reads like a program snippet or theatre card from a periodical. The piece suggests a schedule or cast labeling for a week’s events with stage directions and participants.

Wartime service rules affect G I training eligibility

Brad Anderson explains that wartime service is counted from the first discharge date by law. Reenlisting does not reset the clock, so veterans must apply for G I training within three years of that initial discharge. Reenlisting for three or more years means they miss the deadline and lose eligibility.

Vets May Borrow Cash From GI Insurance Without Surrender

Mr. R. T. Brown of the Baltimore VA Office advises permanent GI policyholders they may borrow up to 4% of the cash surrender value for emergency needs. Repayment preserves the policy. surrender for full cash value ends it. If receiving VA compensation, repayments can be deducted from benefits.

G. I R. T. Brown Baltimore V. A Vv. A V. A

Card of Thanks from S J Hurst Convalescing at Harmony

A note expresses gratitude for cards and gifts during illness. The writer thanks friends for visits and asks continued calls at her son's Harmony home as she convalesces. Signed S J Hurst.

Harmony S. J. Hurst

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