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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1958
Page
6
The item lists biblical passages for devotion focusing on Matthew 8 1 17 Mark 1 29 34a and Matthew 9 38 38. It signals a devotional reading session emphasizing healing and teaching in the Gospel texts. The material presents verses to reflect on faith compassion and Jesus power.
A 1958 lesson contrasts modern American health invisibility with visible illness in the Orient and in Jesus time. It argues Jesus healed real diseases, linking bodily health to mental and spiritual well being, and notes the church's growing role in hospitals, health education, and preventive medicine.
A readable clue list for a crossword with across and down entries. Includes misprints and variant spellings such as 81 and 87 and asks for answers like names, places, and common terms across categories like vit ality and armor parts. The puzzle touches on fauna and classic biblical names with several short definitions.
A compact puzzle item listing previous week clues with numbers 35 37 38 41 and 43. The fragment hints at a wordplay grid, noting goods helps roster turf and solemn promise as related prompts. The item reads like a weekly crossword or quiz update from a newspaper column.
In Lewes Delaware on Saturday November 11 1933 Rev M S Andrews pastor of the Denton M E Church and companions landed about 150 pounds of blackfish with the largest at 8 pounds. The catch was shared with friends and feathers of the fishing party are noted. The article also details local meetings including the Past Matrons and Patrons Association Eastern Star Caroline Chapter 62 and American Legion Caroline Post 29, with officer lists and social events. Funeral notices follow for several residents, plus community visits and church homecoming at Ridgely Methodist.
Ross Simon returns home from Memorial Hospital at Easton. Mrs. William D. Marvel Jr. and Mrs. Ernest Barnes remain patients in Memorial Hospital at Easton, with updates expected on their conditions.
Army Pvt. James W. Jones, 18, Ridgely, and son of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Jones, has arrived in Germany as a member of the 3d Armored Division’s 48th Infantry. He entered service last April, trained at Fort Hood, Texas, and is an automatic liftman in Company C. He attended Ridgely High School.
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