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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1959
Page
4
Outdoor cooking tip guides folding a wire coat hanger into a square to form a compact foil pan. Fold edges under, wrap with foil, and use rocks to support over coals. Pan doubles as plate. bacon and eggs and other foods cook easily. Includes ideas for hot breads and desserts using pancake mix cocoa coffee and Nestle pieces. Contact Joe Bates Jr White Plains NY for a free outdoor cooking booklet.
A five county soil fertility drive was announced to test soils across Southern Maryland. Co chairs William Garvey and Dr James R Miller lead the program with county agents and specialists from the University of Maryland. The effort includes demonstration plots on major highways in five counties and showcases lime and fertilizer benefits at county fairs. The campaign peaks with soil testing from September 14 to October 10 and involves cooperative agencies including the Maryland Bankers Association and Farm Credit Administration.
State Tobacco Authority hosts a conference with Southern Mines Bureau and Agricultural Stabilization officials. Speakers include representatives from the press and radio, TV, and fertilizer and dime manufacturers serving southern Mirstland farmers.
National Home Demonstration Week runs May 3 to 9, 1959, to inform homemakers about Extension Service aid. Marcaret Oliver, Home Demonstration Agent Leader, says in 23 Maryland counties and Baltimore City one agent is ready to assist. The program trains club leaders to extend help, reaching over 90 000 Homemakers Clubs members and more than 117 thousand people in construction and nutrition initiatives. It is sponsored by the University of Maryland, local government, and USDA.
Unity Homemaker's Club met on Wednesday April 15 at Grace Methodist Church for their annual covered dish luncheon and April meeting. The program included poems and talks by members, with reports from officers and a demonstration on hanging pictures by Mrs Geo McDaniel. An anniversary tea was announced for May 9 in the Home Agent's office to mark Unity Club's 32nd birthday and honor charter members and past presidents.
Advertising is not about spending money without returns. Conduct a study of offerings to understand what customers truly want and tailor messages accordingly. Focus on measurable outcomes and adjust strategies to maximize value for the audience.
The Wheaton Promemakers held a meeting with Mrs Clare Kauffman and discussed making hats at the May session. Mrs Reger will order materials for the project. The meeting adjourned after refreshments. The next meeting is Monday May 4 at Mrs Tressie Reger's home.
School officials announce a student registration day scheduled for April 29th next year. The event informs school organization and staff placement planning and urges all parents to register their children.
John G. Gardner of Greensboro and Robert G. Baynard of Greensboro completed nine weeks of recruit training at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes Illinois. The April 11 graduation featured a full dress parade and review before military officials and civilian dignitaries, marking their transition to Navy Bluejackets ready for fleet duty.
A poem in verse describes a shift from dark April skies to bright blue weather. The speaker notes awe at the transformation and wonders how often gloom hides light until a divine opening reveals heaven’s color peeping through.
Reader letters describe a wind friendly tin can stove for portable cooking on ice and other outdoors use. Recipes include Mocha Peanut Clusters and mocha pancakes with Nescafe and EverReady items. The notes promote a free booklet The Easy Way to Outdoor Cooking by Joe Bates Jr Box 414 White Plains NY.
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