Why Was Jesus Hated and Opposed by the Elite
In this reflection the author argues that Jesus faced opposition not from the lower classes but from financial, social, and religious leaders. The piece asserts humanity's war between good and evil, notes how even a perfectly virtuous figure would be shunned by powerful interests, and urges readers to evaluate the Gospels for themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Christ
Galilee
International Council of Religious Lercation
WNU
Across and Down Word Puzzle From a Historic Page
A dense OCR style word puzzle lists across and down clues with enumerations and partial hints. The grid references include topics from geography, biology, language, and general knowledge, showing a classic newspaper puzzle layout with clues for fills like townships, vessels, and common terms.
Longtime Denton Resident Hobbs Family Remains In Town
Marriage notices share the passing of Mrs. Hobbs who lived on a farm near the town named for them, with survivors and funeral details. Additional obituaries list Mrs. Mary Jane Curry and brief biographical notes on their families and interments. Denton National Bank elects J Bolang Chaffinch as president, with officers and directors named. Peoples Bank reelects directors and declares officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs
Denton
Mary
Blanche
Fidna
Henry T. Nuttle
Andersontown
Edw. FE. Nuttle
Federalsburg
Samuel G. Wattle
G. J. Hooker
Fred R. Owens
L. Stanley Dealyne
J. Ed. Nichols
William H. Nuttle
Ames Cemetery
Mary Jane Curry
William Cannon
Preston
James Curry
Greensboro
T. C. Curry
Bridgeville
Del
James Swann
Cornelia Prettyman
Lula Broadhead
Anderson
Indiana
Methodist Church
W. O. Bennett
Greensboro Cemetery
J. Bolang Chaffinch
Denton National Bank
Tueday
Harvey L. Cooper
Chaffinch
Tilghman F. Chaffinch
Denton National
Dickinson College
Charles W. Hobbs
William S. Norris
I. Robertson Fleetwood
Ferdinand
the Peoples Bank
H. C. Hobbs
T. If’. Johnson
William R
Local notices and obituaries from Easton area
Updates include Thomas W. Harmon’s arm injury recovery at Easton Hospital, Charles L. Hobbs becoming auditor of the Eastern Shore Trust Co, and the bank’s 19 branches across several counties. Also reported are weddings, services for Roxanna Breeding, and the death of Mrs. Araminta Hobbs with a Denton burial.
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Thomas W. Harmon
Preston
Easton
Charles L. Hobbs
State Banking Department
Bank of Ridgely
Eastern Shore Trust Co
L. R. Hubbard
J. Emily
Charles B. Walls
Charles, Jr
Betty
Frank H. Doerr
Harry B. Mason
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Araminta Hobbs
Charles W. Hobbs
Denton
Hobbs
Tilghman Nuttle
Andersontown
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Kenneth J. Foremar
Dr. Foreman
Sanhedrin
High Court
Jerusalem
Newspa Perenne
Down
Pinch
Township
Apex
Attica
Board of
Ordnanc
Little Brook
Siberian Gulf
Free
London
Tional School
Gorge
Reasonable
Little Girl
Roma
Measure
House God
Chin
Celerity
Persia
City
S. Fr
Jjax
Fountain
Paul Holsinger
Thomas L. Day
William Croll
H. Earle Smith
F. J. Wright
Harry H. Nuttle
J. Frank Wright
George J. Kibler
George T. Redden
H. Clay Hobbs
William FH. Nuttle
Frances Johnson
Theodore Orme
J. Owen Knotts
Tle Lumber Co
Wood
G. Emory Gottwall
The
Journal of
Arthur Adams
Smithville
Denton M. E. Parsonage
M. E. Wheatley
Homs
Ormond Wright
Roxanna Breeding
Whitall Laramore
Laramore
Grilla Ferrer
Ella Jester
Hickman
Clinton
Willard Breeding
Howard Breeding
Henry Porter
W. J. Porter
Harrington
Wesley
Mary Nuttle
Bernice Wooters
Mary Emily Walls
William I. Norris, Jr
Daniel Crouse
Ir. D. C. Hegeman
Baltimore
Young People’s Division
Maryland-Delaware Sunday School Association
Fred J. Wright
Alton Billmeier
C. Elsie Billmeier
Optometrists
Daffodils
Virginia Lee Gardens
Joseph B. Orrell
Maryland
CIA
Easton Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc
Easton, MD
Coca-Cola Company
Washington
Easton & Salisbury
Baltimore & Washington
Rehoboth Beach
Ocean City
Brick Hotel
Red Star Motor Coaches, Inc
Salisbury
Norfolk
Talbot and
Carolin
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company
Baltimore City
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