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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1963
Page
6
Why Jesus Made Enemies and How to Respond
An essay exploring why Christ created opposition rather than peace. It cites Mark's Gospel, Jesus’s bold claims of forgiveness, Sabbath controversies, and the persistence of hostile responses. The piece argues that there is no escaping enemies when one does good, yet believers should keep doing good despite opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Dr. Foreman
Jesus of Nazareth
Jesus
Mark
Son of
Crossword Clue Puzzle From Old Dictionary List
A compact set of crossword like clues across and down covering various definitions. Entries include Teutonic barbarian imprint two toed sloth and many others with wordplay hints and notable phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital of
Maine
Crossword Clues From Last Week’s Answer Key
A compact list of crossword style clues including terms such as quarrel blacken and mountain abbr along with items boil gently unruly child centric person and other entries. It notes arranged like a wedding cake capital of Afghanistan Hindu goddess Babylonian war god and other short word puzzles with clueed answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afghanistan
Denton Workers Earn Ten Year Service Emblems
Kenneth Boston of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company earns a two star service emblem for ten years with C P Telephone Maryland offices. In January 65 emblems were awarded company wide totaling 1,080 years of service. A fire destroyed the Brown family bungalow in Denton leaving only walls standing. the family escaped with clothes. Louise Bates Fisher, daughter of the Fisher family, dies after surgery in Baltimore and is buried in Denton after funeral services at Western Maryland College. Caroline Chapter Order of the Eastern Star marks 15th anniversary with a campus of almost 200 attendees in Denton. Denton National Bank holds its annual stockholders meeting with new officers elected. The Peoples Bank of Denton also reports directors elected and officers appointed. A Colorado wedding in Reading Pa ends with the couple planning to reside in Ridgely. J C Snedeker, 70, dies of pneumonia near Greensboro, with services in Greensboro Baptist Church. Arthur John Rich, former Greensboro merchant, dies in Philadelphia. burial follows in Greensboro Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Boston
Denton
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Baltimore City
F. Asbury Greaves
C & P Telephone Company
Maryland
Louise Bates Fisher
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Westminster
Ralph Cover
Western Maryland College
Baker Chapel
Denton Cemetery
Maud Johnson
Miss Fisher
T. Pliny Fisher
Fisher
Caroline High School
W. J. Kindley
Bel Air
Denton National Bank of
J. Roland Chaffinch
Brick
J. Percy Bittle
Harry S. Dailey
Dawson O. George
F. L. R. Nuttle
F. B
Wm. Cross
W. R. Fountain
H. C. Hobbs
H. H. Nuttle
H. Earle Smith
Paul Holsinger
Roger R. Ringgold
Ridgely
George J. Kibler
Greensboro
Joseph M. Short
Hillsboro
E. Theodore Orme
W. H. Nuttle
G. L. Wilson
Frances IF. Johnson
Maud G. Sleek
J. D. Carter
J. C. Snedeker
Steven Snedeker
Wayport
Louise Leonard
Carbondale
Norris Snedeker
Leroyville
Sarah Rollison
Holmesdale
Elizabeth Lord
Chester
Helen Hopkins
Joseph
John
Marvin
Samuel
Lucy
Greensboro Baptist Church
John J. Watson
Greensboro Cemetery
Maryland Farm Front This Week Advances and Tobacco Rules
The Farm front reports CCC corn sales to Southeastern states at 25 cents over Chicago price, with delivery terms and car counts. It also notes February 15, 1963, as the deadline for new Maryland tobacco allotment applications and outlines eligibility rules for growers without prior allotments. The piece reflects on farm life changes, progress, and the need for planning and education to meet future changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture Today
Commodity Credit Corporation
Chicago
Maryland
Delaware
West Virginia
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
ASCS
The County Agent Says Farmers Face Tough Competition
The county agent notes fierce ongoing competition in farming and that only well managed operations can sustain profits. He stresses that despite high rivalry, capable farmers will continue to earn a decent living, as they have for generations.
Seaman Serves Aboard USS Charles P Cecil During Quarantine
Service Short USS Charles P Cecil Har old W Chambers son of Mr and Mrs William V Chambers of Denton serves aboard the radar picket destroyer USS Charles P Cecil part of the U S quarantine forces in the Caribbean. The Cecil returned to Norfolk Virginia after taking part in the quarantine. Earlier in 1962 the Cecil spent six months with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Cecil
Harold W. Chambers
USN
William V. Chambers
Denton
United States
Caribbean
Cecil
Norfolk
Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
Read the Difference in The Baltimore American
A promotional note touts The Baltimore American’s varied columns such as Art Buchwald Neil Swanson Dear Abby and Louella Parsons. It invites readers to experience the newspaper’s distinctive mix of humor wit intellect and etiquette guidance through the Change of Pace feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American Writers
Art Buchwald
Neil Swanson
Abby
Louella Parsons
Baltimore American
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National Council of the Churches of Christ
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Community Press Service
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Impel
Frosty
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Journal of
Willard Brown
Caroline
Order of the Eastern Star
Lulu Downes
Carrie H. Morgan
A. E. Miller
Josephine Pine
Anna Mae White
Myra Sylvester
Ethel Moore
Carrie Morgan
Helen Gibson
Mildred C. Johnson
Ruth Walker Reynolds
Gainesville
Cemetery Moon
Fred Sxoenemann
A. G. Koenemann
Koenemann
Mary Frances Bickling
Norman Bickling
Eaton
Colorado
Elmer FE. Coblentz
Second Reformed
Reading
Alex Dawson
Stone Hurst
Arthur John Rich
Philadelphia
Rich
Warren van Sant
USDA
S. E. States
Evanston, Ill
PTA
Alton Billmeier
C. Elsie Billmeier
Optometrists
BT Ud
Will’s Sporting Goods Store
Franklin St
Denton, Md
Ee Os
Ben Franklin
Eral Auto
Teries
American Service
Thomas R. Good
Prop
J. Virgil Moore
Charles V. Moore
Gale Electric Company
Wewspaperi
Prirte
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