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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1962
Page
6
A February 18 1962 reflection argues killing harms God’s creation by destroying man the only being with a soul who can fellowship with God. It emphasizes human life as precious, warns against self harm, and notes Jesus’ care for all people from children to the poor, urging reverence for life and responsibility to society.
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Twenty five years ago Ridgely defeated Elkton Red Devils 2 1 in the opening game of a three game Eastern Shore Soccer League playoff. Also reported are obituaries for Simeon G Russell fire association elections fatal pneumonia death and church notices including a Denton M E Conference chair and trustees choices and a upcoming marriage in Ridgely with Elizabeth Devo Smith and Leon Goldman.
A quiet wedding took place at the Denton M E parsonage on Monday February 8 as Miss Dorothy M Neal married Irvin D Lyons with immediate family present. They plan a home in Easton after a Pennsylvania trip. Mrs Susan Milby, 78, died of paralysis after a week long illness at her daughter’s home near Goldsboro. Survived by daughters and sons including Alberta Schaube Louise Milby Edda McCaffery Howard Milby John Milby and Raymond Milby. Mrs Albert Saulsbury’s car turned off the highway last Saturday. she escaped injury and was taken to H F Butler’s home after a window exit. The Saulsburys moved from Greensboro to West Chester Pa recently and returned to Greensboro for the weekend.
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Provide necessary dressing and keep in a warm spot. They will stay soft and delicious indefinitely.
The family expresses gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for cards flowers and acts of kindness during mothers illness and after her death.
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