Year of decision on extending wage hour act to retail service
A bulletin from the American Retail Federation declares 1960 will be the year of decision on extending the Federal Wage Hour Act coverage to retail service and similar exempt areas. It argues retailing’s local nature requires local tailoring and warns that applying a federal limit could harm inexperienced workers and raise payroll costs beyond value.
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American Retail Federation
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hugo Black
Supreme Court
Local Residents Report Week of Visits and News
Ridgely and surrounding communities share hospital and home news. Visitors arrive from Baltimore Wilmington Princess Anne and Woodbury while students Barbara Edwards and Barbara Covington spend weekends at home from the University of Delaware and the University of Maryland. Lin da Valerie Smith born March 13 at Memorial Hospital Easton. several neighborhood residents move or plan moves and community activities, including eyeglass drives and Cub Scout derby results.
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Russell Griffith
David
David Griffith
Wilmington
Oneco
Florida
Irvin Griffith
Everett Noble
Princess Anne
Ronald R. Lane
Barbara Edwards
University of Delaware
Barbara A. Covington
University of Maryland, College Park
Herbert Walls
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Emma Walls
Greensboro
Ridgely
Elacar
Samuel Ward
Templeville
James Dunn
Linda Valerie
Clinton W. Guthrie
Joseph Leonard
Salisbury
Vinton D. Shufelt
William Smith
Camp Pecometh
Otis Wharton
Woodbury
N. J
Ross Simon
Samuel Lane
Carlton Lane
Edward Hirs
Barbara Corkran
St. Michaels
Charles Hammond
Walter Griffith
Norris Diefenderfer
Beatrice Bower
Paul Hoffman
William F. Richards
Memorial Hospital At
Sympathy observed for Ida Wheeler’s passing
Greensboro notes extend sympathy to the family of Mrs. Ida Wheeler who died Thursday. Social visits include Mr. and Mrs. George Murphy and son of Ridgely with Mrs. Iva Murphy, and Frank Asilton with Elwood Moore in Massey Maryland. Ruth Williamson of Denton visited Nelson E Draper family. Jesse Mackey and family of Flushing New York with J W Meyendorf and Layton Mackey of Claymont Delaware visited sister Katie Webber Saturday evening.
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Ida Wheeler
George Murphy
Ridgely
Iva Murphy
Frank Asilton
Elwood Moore
Massey, Md
Ruth Williamson
Denton
Nelson E. Draper
Jesse Mackey
Flushing
N. Y
J. W. Meyendorf
Flushing, N. Y
Layton Mackey
Claymont
Del
Katie Webber
Charles Moore
Harty
T. A. Montague
Walter Wessel
Elmer Bowdle
Easton
H. L. Melvin
Keith Webb
Near Town
G. M. Bachman
Gordy Estates
Newport
William Wright
Billy
Wyoming
Roy Medford
James Darrell
Smyrna
Gaylord Durham
Robert Irvin
Centreville
Charles Lofland
Harry Purnell
James Carlisle
Felton
Lida Purnell
Harry Seward
Goldsboro
Lewis Shelton
Bonnie
Sadlersville
Dora B. Melvin
Wm. A. Palmer and Sons
Near Dover
Ray Turner
Norman Baynard
Bonnie Parks
Greensboro
Lewis Jones
Philadelphia
Ben Elliott
Linwood
Local Residents Share Weekend Visits and News
Community members hosted and visited kin across nearby towns. Denton and Wilmington guests joined gatherings at Parker Messick and Trice households. A sympathy note followed the passing of Mrs. James Farrell of Greenwood, with Rev. and Mrs. Hurst visiting Burrsville. Billy Parker underwent Riverside Hospital surgery. friends wish him a speedy recovery. Weather brings garden plans as several Drummond and Breeding families held Sunday gatherings celebrating birthdays.
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Paul Scott
Kenney
Rita Ann
Carl Parker
Joshua Porter
Denton
Clarence Breeding
Clarence Porter
Donald MacDonald
Cindy
Near
Paul Messick
Raymond Fisher
Wilmington
Ralph Trice
Winnie Cavender
William Croll
Floyd Messick
August Croll
Federalsburg
James Farrell
Greenwood
Farrell
Donald Hurst
Burrsville
Donald
Bill Tull
Debbie
Gerald Banning
Isaac Noble
Henry Parker
Billy
Riverside Hospital
Edgemoor
Lewis Breeding
Dottie
Harrington
August Breeding
Billy Parker
Howard Drummond
Ruth Drummond
Lawrence Drummond
Preston Beauchamp
James Drummond
Lindy
Greenwood, Ly
Drummond
Dianna Drummond
Gerald Breeding
Hillsboro social notes and lecture series announced
Mrs Mae Callahan visits Centreville as her husband begins basic training. Dr Edwin Booth will lecture at St Mark's Easton on April 3 and 4 with a free will offering to cover expenses. Lectures cover John Wesley Jesus and Albert Schweitzer. Various weekend visits and hosting at local homes are listed.
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Mae Callahan
Centreville
Everett Murphy
Albert Schweitzer
Rhonda Allen
Grace Lord
Bernard Pinder
Vincenttown
N. J
Howard Dodds
Earl Murphy
Brooklyn
Robert Murphy
Peggy Murphy
Jane Scifken
Bishopville
Doris Hanks
Baltimore
Grover Pinder
Russell Eaton
Sanny Postles
Dover
Sue Warren
Helen Sparklin
Preston Social Notes Highlight Local Gatherings
Mrs Lee Noble hosted week end guests including Mr and Mrs Michael Redgrave of Rockville Md Miss Kay Noble of Baltimore and Mr Lee Noble Jr of Washington Also Mr and Mrs Dallas Blades of Federalsburg and Mr and Mrs Chas Noble of Preston Masonic banquet at Bethesda Methodist Church WSCS Other clubs meet and local tele phone directory announces March 31 change Frazier Circle hosts travelogue by Calvin Lomax Palm Sunday breakfast in Federalsburg Messicks return from Florida families visit relatives and friends
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Lee Noble
Michael Redgrave
Rockville
Kay Noble
Baltimore
Washington
Ghana
Gold Coast
Africa
Caroline County
Federalsburg
Frazier Circle
Bethesda Methodist Church
O. B. Blades
Bethesda Circle
Woodrow Willey
Raymond Messick
Florida
Lloyd Brodes
Donna Rae
Family moves into vacant store-adjoining house
The Trices purchased the Breedings’ vacated home and will move there soon. Several Den ton Greenwood School children were confined with measles last week. Woodrow Passwaters Georgetown and Gertrude Dill Harrington visited grandmother Margaret Breeding. Punches were served by hostesses Mary Alice Sherwood and Olowyn Whitby. Morton Taylor Ridley Park Pa visited Ruth Beaven over the weekend. Fred Baker Bel Air and his wife were weekend guests of Milton and Ruth Beaven. Bob Brunelle Silver Spring and two sons were Sunday guests of the Beavens.
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Ralph Trice
Denton and
Greenwood School
Woodrow Passwaters
Georgetown
Gertrude Dill
Harrington
Margaret Breeding
Morton Taylor
Ridley Park, Pa
Ruth Beaven
Fred Baker
Bel Air
Milton Beaven
Bob Brunelle
Silver Spring
Beaven
Adams Cross Roads Weekend Visits and Travel
Little Linda Trivitts spent Thursday with her grandmother Mrs. Charles Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Melaney were callers on Monday afternoon at the Robinson home. The Dennis sisters Nancy and Cheryl Lynn after 12 weeks with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Earl Robinson returned home on Sunday at Carteret New Jersey. Mrs. Marian Robinson and aunt Minnie Adams motored to Wilmington on Sunday.
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Clara Seward
Richard Bullock
Harrington
Del
Howard Cole
Memorial Hospital
Easton
John Kershaw
Wilmington
John Hemann
Huntington
W. Va
G. Harrison Nashold
Gale Nashold
Jane Harris
Goldsboro
Harry Williams
Linda Trivitts
Charles Johnson
Clem Melaney
Robinson
Little Dennis
Nancy
Cheryl Lynn
Earl Robinson
Carteret
N. J
Marian Robinson
Minnie Adams
Local social notes and card of thanks from Henderson
Henderson residents share visits and dinners among families from Wilmington Camden Smyrna Centreville and Philadelphia. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for food and financial support during bereavement, naming numerous donors and organizations.
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Donald Lee
Clark Woodward
Dave Bishop
Charles Butler
Don Cooper
Don Mather
Virginia Towers
Vernon Blades
William Cummings
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Hillsboro
G. Russell Eaton
Preston
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Ruth Diamond
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Olowyn Whitby
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