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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1956
Page
10
A brief devotional reference summarizes Acts 2 44 47 Hebrews 10 19 25 and 11 1 13 8 with emphasis on unity fellowship and faith. It highlights Ephesians 4 1 13 as guidance for living worthy of the calling and building up the body of Christ through unity maturity and service.
July 22 1956 lesson argues loners seek purpose through the church, the great company. It emphasizes believers as living witnesses in Hebrews 11, stressing faith as action not mere belief. Heroes are shaped by God, not self, and humble believers are forged through trials.
Twenty five years ago a wagon loaded with wheat for the thresher on the Harry Clark farm near Queen Anne was struck by lightning and destroyed in a Wednesday storm. The horses were loosed and taken to shelter moments before the blaze. Severe electrical and wind storms have swept Shore localities this past week with crop damage but no reported injuries. The July term of the United States District Court will convene next Monday, first session ever in the county under the law requiring twice yearly sessions. Congressman Goldsborough escaped serious injury when his car was hit near Stevensville, suffering only a shakeup. Funeral services for William H. Davis were held at Federalsburg Hill Crest Cemetery. he died Monday night at 69 and founded Federalsburg’s first water plant.
An OCR fragment presents a crossword puzzle with Across clues numbered 11 to 28 and partial down hints. Entries include Less adorned large ungulate a source of oil by oneself an easy gait must infirm single unit coins tantalum symbol na native of Canada and more, plus several fragmented entries and missing numbers.
News items include obituaries and local society notes. The text mentions Mr. Davis and family survivors in Port Deposit and Federalsburg, and various residents visiting or returning from Baltimore Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Community events include telephone upgrades in Easton and surrounding towns and a Twenty First Century Community Club gathering at Choptank with reports from College Park and plans for a federation picnic in August.
Keene Texas founded by Seventh Day Adventists in 1890 is described as the only U.S. town where the post office stays open on Sundays. Local lore highlights religious roots guiding civic service with steady weekend access.
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