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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1955
Page
10
A 1955 lesson argues make-believe stories can convey truth but cautions they may mislead. It contrasts Amida Buddhism with Christ, notes B C versus A D worldviews, and asserts real change comes from the real Jesus, not fairy tales.
Twenty five years after restoration the old Quaker Meeting House near Denton hosts an anniversary and memorial gathering on Sunday afternoon October 5 from 3 to 4. J Russell Hayes of Swarthmore leads the service. The week prior a reunion and memorial marked the site’s return after 40 years of abandonment.
A compact list of cross clues with across and down entries including capitals, gods, titles, and ages. Notable items include capital of Transjordan, Egyptian god, queen of England, and various miscellaneous terms. some entries appear with currency symbols and dialect notes.
The fragment lists clues and partial answers from a past puzzle set. It includes entries such as Gal Henne 22 Mused 23 Open poet 24 Snare 26 Vasco da Port navigator 28 Jewels 80 Polishing material 31 Of great depth 2 Notion 33 Small liquid measure 35 Hair on a lion's neck 86 Remnants 38 Wurttember g 40 Exclamation.
Burial in Denton Cemetery for Mr. Anderson aged 73, born 1865 in Tuckahoe Neck, with service by Rev. F W Kirwan. He was clerk of Caroline County affairs, railroad station agent, and coal businessman, member of Christ Church and several fraternal groups. Also notes death of Mrs. Laura Neal, age 73, of Market Street, with two children, funeral at home, interment in Denton Cemetery. Mention of Bell Mont Golf Course ladies tournament won by Mrs. P C Cantner with Mary Carroll runner-up.
A brief note claims Stonewall Jackson was accidentally killed by his own men during the 1863 Chancellorsville battle. The entry appears in a period newspaper teaser promoting subscriptions to the Journal.
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