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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1953
Page
10
A devotional pairing examines Acts 15 1 29 with Psalm 119 105 highlighting guidance by the Holy Spirit and scripture for decision making. The reader is invited to reflect on faith, grace, and obedience in light of biblical teachings.
The article explains that Christians are dead to the law not as a land code but as a curse and cage. Christ bears the law’s curse, freeing believers from earning God's favor. True obedience flows from grace, faith, and love, not fear, with Christians living beyond mere compliance to Ten Commandments.
A compact grid of crossword clues listing across and down entries. Includes weapons and applaud, a cut of meat, Cripples, gay, silk scarf from Ecclesiastes, honest, questions, music notes, physics terms, ages, animals, states, and various noun clues. Ends with a mix of terms such as goddess of peace, streams, and digestion organ along with multiple abbreviations and regional references.
Colored Farmers and Homemakers News reports the 4-H Club Short Course and camp to be held July 6-10 at Maryland State College Princess Anne. Delegates planned include 10 girls and 26 boys from Caroline and Dorchester Counties with teams for demonstration and judging. Activities encompass recreation music appreciation dramatics and leadership with tribe leaders, tours and health citizenship.
Close-up portrait of Huang Pamei, hailed as the pirate queen, commanding 1000 armed junks and 40,000 men. The illustrated feature in The American Weekly June 14 issue depicts her sinking ships carrying material bound for Communist China, tied to Baltimore Sunday American.
Denton and county residents are referenced in a string of social notes and obituaries. W. Taylor of Preston died in Baltimore at 64, survived by Bernice Nichols and ten children as services were held at Grove M. P. Church. Reese Sewell earned a Maryland University degree and honorary distinctions, while George Richard also earned a degree in engineering. The Maryland State Normal School at Salisbury reported its largest class yet with seventy-three graduates and a $300,000 administration building cornerstone. The Twenty-First Century Community Club hosted talks on a Short Course, inviting a delegate group for future meetings.d
The County Agent reports a shift to combo pest controls like methoxychlor-zineb with an aphicide such as nicotine sulfate. The guide notes broader effectiveness for beans cucumbers and cabbage and points to University of Maryland Extension No 141 for details. Dust in dry mornings and dust weekly or ten days to prevent disease and insects from establishing.
About one fourth of all revenue bituminous coal shipments move between 400 and 600 miles from mine to market, indicating the typical distance coal travels from producer to consumer.
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