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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1956
Page
10
A brief note identifies the background scripture Luke 24 1 53 and cites the Reading I Corinthians for further study. It signals a cross reference in a church or study group setting without additional details or commentary.
A reflective Easter piece on what the Resurrection means to believers. It notes the event as a contemporary miracle, opens eyes to scripture, and fires hearts with living faith. It argues that a living Christ inspires mission, courage, and joy across communities worldwide.
A long list of crossword clues covering Across and Down entries. Includes Birthplace of Mohammed, various common crossword items like soothed, Mongrel dog slang, South African statesman, and many other scattered terms across multiple lengths.
Salisbury paving firm Layfield and Waller Paving Co. bid 32994 dollars for a 2.03 mile concrete road from West Denton toward New Bridge, without cement, and will also build the Ridgely Greensboro road. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Allie Walker of Easton, aged 73, with survivors including son George L. Walker, daughter Nellie M. Walker, a granddaughter, and several siblings. Burial was in Spring Hill Cemetery, Easton. Constable Glanville Downes of Ridgely faces a hearing today in the killing of Arthur Wooters of Cordova after a resisted arrest during a warrant for theft. Downes has a 17-year tenure as a constable. Rev. Edward F. E. Dixon, retired M. E. minister, died suddenly at the Philadelphia M. E. Conference and was born in Denton in 1858. He was buried in Moore, Pa. Mrs. Benj. F. Somers of rural Denton is a niece of Dixon. Other items note visits, a bank robbery aftermath in Ridgely, and preparations for the 63rd Wilmington Conference at Asbury Church Crisfield on April 8.
Seventeen and Albert Cannon performed well in the contest with selections including Mark Antony's Speech. Winners were Jane Collison and Albert Cannon. They will advance to the school contest on Thursday, April 2.
A lyric reflection on winter's calm and the approaching spring. Children delight in snow while livestock need feed, and the earth hints at a coming harvest as robins sing and tools rest before planting seasons.
A note states that up to 40 people can stand on the Statue of Liberty’s head at one time. The remark is paired with a whimsical poem by Feliza Jane about summer chores and insect nuisances.
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