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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1955
Page
10
A Bible study reflection compares the Biblical dream of an iron statue with a lesson from King Uzziah. It notes Uzziah’s strength and moral failing pride that toppled his reign, warns rulers today against self-will, and cites parallels to dictators and church-state conflicts.
Twenty five years ago Mr Martin Dean a well known citizen died at his home in Secretary in his 75th year. The county declamation contest at Caroline High School Den ton produced first second and third place winners including Josephine Jarrell Greens boro and Priscilla Hurlock Federalsburg. Supporters, track participants from Denton, and a surprise 54th birthday for Mr George Timmons noted. Miss Margaret Katherine Lucas and Nelson Bowdle wed at Easton. Various deaths, marriages, school diplomas and local civic notices populate the Denton area scene with births, moves, and civic events.
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John M. Moore, 47, died at his home near Preston last Monday. He is survived by Edna Turner of Greensboro, Wilton J. Moore of Preston, Weasell Sl. Moore of Easton, Oleata Bradford of Preston, and Ference Outten of Preston. Funeral services were held at 2 p m Wednesday at the Methodist Episcopal Church Chop Tank.
The United States Navy Antarctic expedition has closed the camps at Little America, ending active operations at the site and wrapping up base activities after prior scientific and exploration work.
A man who deprives himself of life's basics to save money often ends up spending it to build his constitution. The saying links thrift with a quest for bodily strength and long term well being.
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