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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1930
Page
4
BENJAMIN H. JOHNSON serves as President and Treasurer while BENJAMIN I. JOHNSON is named Vice-President and Secretary. The document was entered at the Denton MD post office as second class mail matter on Saturday morning January 4, 1930.
A concise portrait of Jesus of Nazareth as an uncredentialed carpenter turned itinerant preacher born in obscurity. He faced public contempt, endured a crucifixion between thieves, and a borrowed tomb, yet centuries later remains the central figure of humanity and progress.
A historical exhortation urges eight years of high school and college training to cultivate six personal assets character health energy social intellect and leadership. It emphasizes reliable character lifelong health through self care persistent drive social cooperation broad education and public spirited teamwork as keys to future success.
The passage extols six life habits for American youth with emphasis on promptness as essential. It argues early formation of these habits shapes lifelong efficiency and leadership, warning that laziness and time waste hinder success and urging youths to cultivate timely action and reliability.
Economists review year end developments and urge caution in forecasting. They note the 1929 bear market, a possible mid term correction, and insist patient investors with sound stocks can expect appreciation as the new year unfolds.
Rev and Mrs Willard Everett hosted Mr Everett’s parents and sister for a turkey dinner. James Sherwood family spent Christmas Day with Joseph Taylor in Easton. Mack Geiser of Sadlersville called on Mrs S Thompson. R M Peacock of Mount Airey celebrated Christmas with N E Knott. Lulu Beaven of Philadelphia visited her mother Mrs Florence Beaven. Norman Clark hosted a bridge party last Friday. Mrs I T Sparklin returned from New Jersey relatives. Charles Jarrell ill but convalescing. Annie Tarr of Easton visited town Monday. Put in that want ad.
Ridgely and Ridgely area residents celebrate births and holiday visits. Mr and Mrs William Binebrink welcome a daughter. Mr Hamilton Roe visits parents in Ridgely. Prof H E McBride and family spend holidays in Brunswick. several locals travel to Baltimore Philadelphia Detroit and Chincoteague. New car showings at Denton Motor Company. library adds forty new books. Epworth League New Year’s Eve watch party. Concord Ladies Aid hosts a gathering with readings and treats. Rentals and sales advertise a Lincoln and Sixth street house and a Denton residence for sale or rent.
The family extends sincere thanks to friends and relatives for kindness shown during their recent bereavement. Mrs. Greer Cooper and Son.
Harmony Mrs J Cohee hosted a Sunday school social Monday evening with punch ham sandwiches salad coffee cake cocoa and candies. Guests included Mrs Helen Messick and son Howlard from Havre de Grace and Mr and Mrs Carl Warner from near Easton. Several residents attended holiday gatherings and revival meetings continued at Piney Church with invitations to all. A Ford tow truck sale and a fir crest report of a car accident near Hillsboro were also noted along with multiple visits from relatives in Baltimore Philadelphia Centreville and Newark.
Residents of Del Mar Va peninsula praise unusually mild conditions while the nation endures a cold wave. The Eastern Shore reports no freezing weather though a national blizzard threatens elsewhere, with temperatures around 80 in sunshine and snow abroad yet calm locally.
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