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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1964
Page
10
Extension Agent F M Rogers argues farming has become a business requiring teamwork. He notes only 8 percent of workers feed the nation, contrasts global deficits, and warns against surplus problems while urging cooperative efforts to boost profitability and safeguard living standards.
Goldsboro residents visit relatives in Denton Greensboro Chestertown Greenwood Bridge town and Mendenhall Pa. Luncheon guests include families of Shively Tribbitt Cahall and Wooleyhan. Boy Scouts Troup 263 meet at Trinity Church with John Dorman as Scoutmaster. Ladies Auxiliary met with nine members. Dr and Mrs Paxson spent Tuesday in Philadelphia.
Sunday visits to Andrewsville in Delaware, with several residents traveling or hosting gatherings. A WSCS meeting at the Community House, planning for a Saturday supper, and thanks to helpers are noted along with visits from Washington DC and Texas residents. A spring sewing column gives fabric cutting tips, vitamin losses in prepared vegetables, and a Caroline County calendar of club events through May.
Denton schools publish weekly menus April 27 through May 1 with two platter options daily. Platter I and II vary between meals including franks, soups, Texas hash, submarine sandwich, and fish options alongside sides, milk, fruit, and desserts. A la carte salads and desserts available daily.
Burrsville and nearby communities share weekend visits and birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Cornish hosted Bar ton Torbert guests. Mr. and Mrs. Stevens celebrated his 91st birthday with family. Audrey Garrett and other relatives visited Easton area households. Easton Hospital treated Paul Butler. Valley Forge visitors included Wm Houseal and Lawrence Collison. Church groups plan a spaghetti supper April 25 with WSCS and Union Church Young Adult Class involved.
Serving begins at 6 o'clock. Adults pay 1.25 dollars, children 75 cents. Pre schoolers enter free.
Henderson S Catherine Melvin correspondent lists weekend guests from Maryland Delaware and Virginia visiting local families. Notable gatherings include Mr and Mrs Robert M Jones with children from Reisterstown and Mr and Mrs James Richard with children from Newark plus visits to Rev and Mrs Grover C Tharp and others. A Sewing Circle Games Party is planned for Henderson Community Hall on Thursday evening April 30 and the Henderson Homemakers Club met in Greensboro.
The NCHS weekly menu lists daily meals from Monday April 27 to Friday May 1. Each day offers two options with soup or sandwich choices, vegetables, fruit or dessert, milk and an entree such as barbecued beef spaghetti sub sandwiches baked fish sticks or fried options.
The speaker urges giving to support the church in the present moment rather than waiting until a future date or when funds are fully accumulated. The message stresses timely philanthropy and commitment.
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