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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1955
Page
6
A compact listing of key Bible passages for study and meditation. Includes Matthew 3 19 17, 26 26 28, 28 19 20, Acts 2 38 41, 10 34 48, I Corinthians 11 23 29 and Romans 6 1 11 for reflection and devotion.
A fragmentary crossword with across and down clues, including whip handle fragment, natural elevations, wine receptacle, and plant terms. scattered entries such as vex, listen, sprite, writing fluid, disturbed, and edible roots of taro appear alongside disjointed hints and misprints.
The article reflects on baptism and the Lord's Supper as central Christian symbols. It explores their meanings as remembrance and hope, noting historical disagreements yet shared faith that Christ is present in the communion. It emphasizes personal witness of presence and the unity of past present and future in the rite.
A class initiation was held at Masonic Hall in Denton on Tuesday night by Caroline Council No. 175 Jr. O U A M. The Preston Council No. 43 presented the secret work and inducted 70 members. The council now has over 350 members and is active in community life as a growing force. Also reported is the death of Rev. F C MacSorley D D longtime Wilmington Conference minister who served Federalsburg Middletown and Dover among others. Burial followed in Tallcrest. he was 78.
Counts Agent T. Dol and County Secretary Polder and Victor Dean presided as the afternoon meeting wrapped with film footage titled The Farm That Jack Built. HH. PE Muttle of Andersontown served as toastmaster at the banquet while Herbert Schoeneman led songs. The evening featured Cambridge quartet vocal music Mrs. M. A. Brackett Ridgely solo reads by Mrs. D. Thompson Swing M. C. Vaughn singing and Dr. T. B. Symons giving an address, with orchestra accompaniment.
Cold January forced volunteers to respond to 31 alarms with six in towns and 25 in rural areas. The weather led to extra heating needs and 19 chimney fires. There were eight dwelling fires, one grass fire, and three miscellaneous incidents.
Firemen fought 19 incidents across the county with Federalshare leading at 12 fires and Ridgely next with 6. Denton had two blazes, one sparked by car backfire igniting gasoline. Estimated losses reached 20600 dollars, with 15500 dollars insured.
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