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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1956
Page
10
A devotional pairing notes Luke 18 18 and Joshua 24 14 as guiding verses. It invites reflection on wealth and devotion, urging commitment to serve the Lord while avoiding idolatry and compromise. Readers are encouraged to choose faithfully and act on spiritual commitments.
An essay on human freedom highlighting that men distinctively choose in daily and lifelong matters. It contrasts animal behavior with human agency, stresses the power of choice, and explains choosing Christ as a life guiding decision with eternal consequences.
Mrs. J H Summerfield led the club delegation to the Maryland federation of women's clubs in Baltimore on January 23. The Denton group reported the federation meeting, noted contributions by local schoolgirls, and welcomed new member Mrs Ormond L Andrew. Funeral details and engagements follow, including the death of Mrs Harriet Phillips and several local moves and planned spring marriage.
A grouped crossword clue puzzle with across and down entries, covering letters, Greek letters, plants, objects, and miscellaneous terms. Entries include Nebraska city, Egyptian goddess, Greek coin, and various hardware, animals, and common nouns, forming a large mixed-word grid.
Susan and Isaiah Blades were thrice married, last husband Stephen Phillips who died recently. She leaves two brothers, a sister, two daughters Anna and Ida of Philadelphia, three sons David Henry and Gardner of Federalsburg, and grandchildren. Funeral at Bloomery Church with Rev. Hanbey officiating. interment in nearby cemetery. Lyda McNeal, age 31, wife of Lester McNeal, died Feb. 6 at her sister Dora Frampton's Wilmington home. Daughter of W. S. Wright of Williston. Funeral at Concord Church with Rev. Hanbey. Interment in adjacent cemetery. Fifty Caroline County Firemen attended the quarterly meeting in Federalsburg. Lunch at Blue Lantern Tea Room. County officers elected: President Clarence Roe Denton, Vice-President W. J. Bonner Preston, Secretary Jacob O. Williams Federalsburg, Treasurer Walter Bennington Ridgely. Executive Committee: L. J. Redden Denton, W. B. Wagner Federalsburg, H. R. Dean P. Dean Preston, Clayton Porter Greensboro, William Mit-
The County Association uniting Denton Ridgely Greensborough Preston and Federalsburg fire companies will hold its next meeting at Ridgely in May. Retiring officers include President J K Snowberger Ridgely Vice President J Fulton Noble Preston Secretary Ira Johnson Federalsburg and Treasurer Irvin Brumbaugh Greensboro.
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