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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1951
Page
5
The devotional draws Romans 1 8 16 themes praising faith, prayer, and mission. It highlights Paul’s gratitude for believers’ faith, his prayers, and his longing to share the gospel with Rome and beyond. The study connects Isaiah and Acts passages to illuminate light, outreach, and spiritual empowerment.
A devotional urging belief in Christian missions as the world’s answer to needs. It argues that missions unite Christians, transcending borders, and contrasts missionary religions with Christianity. It recalls early church challenges, illustrates home missions, and credits Paul’s model for spreading the gospel through cooperation, prayer, and sacrifice.
A dense set of crossword clues covering across and down entries. Includes definitions like chamber fellow wavy heraldry learning little island and many numbered entries with varied topics from animals to letters to places. Readers solve by matching definitions to grid positions.
The article notes Gene Tunney defeated Jack Dempsey in Philadelphia on Thursday night to become world champion. It also covers the 146th anniversary of Barratt's Chapel near Frederica Delaware to be celebrated October 3rd with Rev J J Bunting as pulpit orator, drawing thousands annually. Includes local obituaries and community notices about Elmer E Wheeler of Baltimore, family ties, and county residents visiting Denton.
Sharon Annette James of Newkirk Oklahoma writes a short poem To her brother Set Lawrence James who died in Korea The author thanks soldiers for courage and sacrifice and asks recipients to leave the message as a landmark near the Yellow Sea The poem was sent to Korea but never reached him due to his death in action.
The article lists contributions by Misses Mabel Tor bert, Hickman, Louise Sullivan, and others toward a county fund for a gy county camp started by the Federated 4-H Clubs. It notes John Janson died Wednesday at age 68 near Henderson after a paralysis stroke. He was born in Sweden and lived in the U S since 1888, leaving his wife and four sons and six grandchildren. Funeral services were led by Rev W L McClintock with pallbearers Raymond, William, Amos, Lawrence Janson, Arthur Lemons, Henry Presthofer and interment at Greensboro cemetery.
A concise observation contrasts extrovert and introvert approaches to conflict. The extrovert redirects aggression outward, while the introvert channels force inward, shaping interaction and outcome.
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