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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1959
Page
6
A devotional reading pairing Deuteronomy chapters 4 through 12 with Psalm 105 verses 1 through 7. It invites reflection on God’s deeds, faithfulness, and mighty acts in Israel’s history and calls readers to praise, seek his wondrous works, and recall his enduring covenant.
A 1959 lesson argues the United States stands “under God” as evidenced by the seal, mottoes, and prayers. It contrasts reliance on money and technology with faith in the Christian God, citing Romans 15 6 and Deuteronomy to urge genuine devotion over nation worship.
Twenty five years ago on June 22 the Busy Boys 4-H Club gathered at Dick Garey’s home. Members read the Bible prayed and inspected project records. They planned to obtain 4-H armband insignia by the next meeting.
A compact list of crossword clues covering across and down entries from 1 to 50 with hints for words like Sundry Eskimo knives Biblical mount and more including national terms and archaic forms. The grid hints include names, places, and abbreviations used in classic puzzle conventions.
BRAD ANDERSON outlines a program where Maryland residents accepted by the University of Maryland NC universities and graduate school may pursue a master of science in library science at Chapel Hill. Out-of-state fees are paid from a regional fund, with up to three semesters or four summers eligibility after MD recommendations and UNC acceptance. Final admission decision rests with UNC. Maryland admissions contact at College Park. Also notes 1958 wool payment rate rise due to low market prices and past rates from 1955 to 1957. Wool payments for 1958 cover wool and unshorn lambs sold between April 1, 1958, and March 31, 1959. applications were due by April 30, 1959.
Maryland wool growers will receive 70.3 cents per dollar of short wool marketed in the 1958 year. The rate lifts the national average to the 62 cent per pound incentive price. Unshorn lambs paid at 1.02 dollars per hundredweight to cover wool, preserving wool-on sales.
Mrs. Frank R. Depew expresses gratitude for cards notes and prayers received during hospitalization at Memorial Hospital Easton and after returning home.
Maryland graduate students in library science may pursue training at the University of North Carolina under a new formal agreement between the two institutions. The arrangement broadens access to advanced coursework and practical experiences for Maryland students seeking graduate study in librarianship. The collaboration aims to strengthen regional education ties and expand opportunities in library science.
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