Jesus Meets Need Lesson for February 11, 1951
The piece argues that Christianity triumphs by meeting human needs not by argument alone. It cites Jesus as one who teaches the ignorant, heals the sick, feeds the hungry, and frees minds from superstition. It emphasizes mission work, medical aid, hunger relief, and the pursuit of liberty as expressions of Christian faith across nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Peter
North America
Church
Sam Higginbottom
India
Salvation Army
America
Europe
Across and Down Word Puzzle Clues and Answer
Readable crossword style clues list with across and down entries. Includes definitions for entries such as Long nap on cloth, Learning, Mudguards, Lofty mountain, Man's nickname, Retain, Bitter, Goes without food, Wash, Stripe, Exclamation, Thoughtful, International language, Flutter of eye, Present time, Autocrat, Leg joint, Ripped, Droop, Grit, Mimics, Frighten, Harbor, Old wine can. Ends with ANSWER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retain
Bitter
Autocrat
Mimics
Deaths and gatherings in Denton era community notes
Obituary notices for John Elliott Nichols in Philadelphia and Anna Stayton near Frederica, with funeral details. Denton Community Club supper at new clubhouse draws large turnout amid improvements. School attendance lists, weddings, and local resignations noted, including Eugene G. Anderson leaving to work in New York. Additional items cover Miss Pearl Cohee and William Loewe marriage, Ella Carter midwinter events, Henry Jarrell death, and birthday party at Walraven home featuring numerous Denton residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ejilliott Nichols
Philadelphia
Seaford
Nichols
John Nichols
Gilpin’s Point
Denton Community Club
Moore’s School
Charles Gottwall
John Bilbrough
Walter Meredith
Carlton Bilbrough
Howard Quillen
Earl Bilbrough
Russell Edwards
John Pogany
Edgar Bishop
George Gottwals
Howard Richard
Louis Bishop
Anna Matilda Stayton
Rhoda Donovan
Frederica
Del
Barratt’s Chapel
Spry
Tilghman Harris
Greensboro
Eugene G. Anderson
Denton Volunteer Fire Company
Anderson
New York
General Engineering and Management Corporation
Maryland State Roads Commission
France
M. E. Parsonage
Concord
Pearl A. Cohee
Preston
William G. Loewe
Caroline
C. H. Atkins
Attacks From The Flank Addresses US history debate
Robert S. Henry of the Association of American Railroads argues in a long critique that internal attacks threaten the American republic. He defends the nation’s achievements, credits great men and hardworking citizens, and warns that abandoning the free economy would erase American blessings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Robert S. Henry
Association of American Railroads
Movement For
George Washington
Miss Walraven's Birthday Celebrated by Greensboro Guests
IXarl Dingledine and a group from Greensboro attended a pleasant evening of games. Afterward, delicious refreshments were served as guests departed wishing Miss Walraven many more happy birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ixarl Dingledine
Orvil Travers
Robert Dulin
Hilton Dobson
Ovid Langrell
Paul Davis Jones, Jr
Edward Laramore
Otto
Eugene Zacharias
Greensboro
Miss Walraven
We Can't Pass The Buck On Rationing And Controls
Marion B. Folsom warned before the National Association of Food Chains that rationing and price controls are unnecessary and would hinder building military capacity. He urged tax, credit, and monetary policies to curb inflation, saying controls mask root causes like wasteful government spending and shift burdens to producers and distributors. He called for principled, nonpolitical action to address the disease, not the symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Food Chains
Marion B. Folsom
Committee For Economic Development
Washington
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BIBL
International Uniform
Kenneth J. Forbes
Mark Eee
Bai
Jesus Meets
Need
Abraham Lincoln
Africa
China
Greenland
International Council of Religious
Cation
WNU
Dr. Foreman
Navy
Lapland
Turk
Tibet
Layoon
The
Journal of
Fred J. Wright
Alton Billmeier
C. Elsie Billmeier
Optometrists
Dienton, MD
Broiler-Maker
Southern States Farmers’ Supply Cooperative, Inc
Denton
Maryland
Piros
Viel NY
OUR Employment Office
Seaford Nylon
C. 1. duPont de Nemeurs & Co., Inc
Seaford, Delaware
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