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Lesson for February 17 presents subjects and scripture texts chosen by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission, outlining thematic focus for teaching.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1946
Page
3
Lesson for February 17 presents subjects and scripture texts chosen by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission, outlining thematic focus for teaching.
A sermon outline tracing Deuteronomy's second law and Israel's renewal. It emphasizes hearkening to God's law for life and land, remembering God's mighty acts from Egypt, and trusting in God's promise for victory through obedience, now mirrored by the Holy Spirit in believers.
Puzzle item lists numerous clues across and down with numbers and varied word lengths including hints like Vibrate Transparent substance and Sayings of Jesus. Also includes archaic style entries such as Goddess of dawn and Ang 36 Wicked.
Postwar highway program demands more skilled engineers and compensation must rise. Salaries for chief engineers across states average $7,400, a 5 percent rise since 1929, with wide ranges from below $5,000 to above $10,000. Bureau heads average $5,000 and division engineers about $4,650.
A study by the American Society of Civil Engineers recommends a salary scale for chief engineers at a minimum of 9600 dollars and up to 9360 for principal assistants, with 7920 for division engineers. The piece argues higher pay is needed to retain talent and support a vast postwar highway program, noting many engineers migrate to railroads or other fields when compensation lags.
Mrs Evelyn A Williamson sells at auction from her Denton Greensboro road residence starting 1 00 p m offering a Hotpoint electric range living room and dining room suites beds dressers appliances tools 75 ft hose 150 ft copper line and many more items described as nearly new in very good condition with removal after terms met Auctioneer Wm E Andrew conducts the sale on the state road from Denton to Greensboro.
Public sale of valuable household and farm items to be held at the seller's home near the West Denton plant of the Maryland Cooperative on at 1 30 p m rain or shine. Items include beds bureaus washstands china sets rugs stove sewing machine ice box dishes pans lamps furniture tools wood and miscellaneous goods belonging to Mrs Gertrude Warner.
The undersigned offers a public sale at his residence one mile south of Camden on Route 13 at noon rain or shine. Items include Peggy the 12 year old sorrel mare, Dick the 12 year old sorrel horse, Sonny Boy the 9 month old pony, multiple dairy cattle including Guernsey and Holstein cows and calves, a Jersey cow, and several Holstein and Guernsey heifers. Also listed are a 1945 bull, numerous farming implements, tractors, milking machines, belts, plows, wagons, a Model A Ford truck, furniture, a oak dining suite, bed, bureau, and many other farm articles. Terms are cash. Auctioneers: Chas. W. Carroll. clerks: Ralph Spence and John Metz.
Executors of Sadie Blough will auction 125 acre farm in Caroline County on a main Denton highway. The sale, in front of the Court House, runs 2 to 4 pm with immediate possession to purchaser. Terms: one third cash, rest on ratification or all cash, title at purchaser’s expense. Auctioneer William E. Andrew. Layman J. Redden, attorney.
The subscriber in Caroline County Maryland has letters of administration from the Orphans Court for Caroline County on the estate of Fred P. Parker of Kent County Delaware deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers by August 8 1946 or lose rights to the estate. Debtors must settle promptly. Dated February 1 1946. William F. Parker Administrator. True Copy Test Carlton V. West Register of Wills.
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