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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1958
Page
6
A compact devotional note lists multiple Bible passages including Exodus 20 15 Pea cue 6 4 25 35 38 Deuteronomy 25 18 16 Proverbs 11 1 Amos 5 4 8 Luke 19 1 10 James 5 1 8 I Peter 4 7 11 and Micah 6 9 15 for contemplation.
A September 14, 1958 column asks if God belongs in modern economic life. It urges Christians to apply biblical ethics to everyday business from pricing to honesty, warns wealth is not sinful when gained rightly, and challenges readers to integrate faith with work across the economy.
Twenty five years ago this week in Caroline County farms employ hundreds as tomato canneries operate paying 6 to 7 cents per bucket. A three car accident on the Ridgely Greensboro road injured Charles Ross and Mrs. Maggie Buck. The Medford family reunion was noted among local events and a large list of club officers and committees was announced by the Denton Community Club president Mrs. William Wolf.
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At the home of Mr Henry Medford Greensboro features a six oclock five course dinner in honor of oldest brother William B Medford and niece Mrs Elizabeth Hanson of Valley Falls New York Attendees include Henry William B Medford Mrs Elizabeth Hanson John B Medford and son Edwin Henderson Fanny Medford Temple Medford family members Mildred and Louise Medford Mrs Susan McClain of Hebron and Chas Medford of Wilmington were absent Mrs Sadie Brown, recently in a Rest Home, now with Mrs Andrew Willoughby in Federalsburg awaits news of recovery Mr and Mrs Luther Lee Jr hosted a turkey dinner for Luther Lee Sr and Ellen with Leslie Scott death notice for Alfred Anderson at County Rest Home near Greenwood extending sympathy to family and friends.
A 19 member Fostoria High School freshman club conducted a vehicle safety check that evaluated 920 cars, double the prior adult-driven effort. They handed out 2000 copies of Ohio’s demerit system, distributed safety literature and flares, and earned commendations from the Seneca County Traffic Safety Committee and City Council.
Hickman and Gilbert families hosted visitors from Wilmington and Philadelphia over the weekend. Chester Pa. and Ridgeley W Va guests joined Mr and Mrs Daniel Cody, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Drummond, and others for suppers and church attendance, with several small children present.
Maryland Optometric Association offers a folder to help parents spot vision problems in children that can affect school performance. Indicators include clumsiness, poor eye hand coordination, strain or head thrusting, and difficulty with close visual tasks like reading or drawing.
Short attention span and difficulty concentrating on near tasks push children toward outdoor activities like running and biking. Nausea headaches and eye strain accompany visual concentration demands. Dr. Marvin Getz notes that a child learns mainly through vision and cites surveys showing a third of schoolchildren require vision care before completing eighth grade.
James O Knotts, chairman of Caroline County 1958 Mental Health Drive, calls on every citizen to contribute. Of the $2,000 set by the State Association, $1,160.14 is collected. 60 percent remains in the county, 40 percent in Maryland. Volunteers are scarce in some areas due to other drives. Contributions may be sent to Mrs. Clarence Kern, Denton, or local chairmen. a full county report will be released soon.
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