Emory Dobson Joins Denton Publishing Firm
Emory Dobson, veteran Caroline County newspaperman and president of News Times Inc, joins Melvin Johnson Inc to become Executive Editor later this month. The Denton Journal remains separate. The Times in Federalsburg continues as publisher. The move aims to revitalize the county’s oldest newspaper and expand news advertising for Denton and northern county areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Dobson
Caroline County
Melvin & Johnson, Inc
Benjamin I. Johnson
Dobson
News- Times, Inc
The Times
Federalsburg
Denton
Johnson
Denton Journal
Wheat Legislation Urges Action by Congress Says Farm Bureau Leader
Noah E Kefauver Jr president of Maryland Farm Bureau urged Congress to pass wheat legislation to avoid another wheat referendum in 1961 and to secure a sound program with higher markets and more freedom for American farmers. Delegates from 49 states and Puerto Rico attended the national convention in Chicago as they finalized the 1964 Farm Bureau program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Noah E. Kefauver, Jr
Maryland Farm Bureau
Washington
Kefauver
American Farm Bureau resolutions committee
National Agricultural Advisory Committee
Puerto Rico
Alaska
Chicago
Farm Bureau
DPI Elects Ed Covell As 1964 Leader In Delmarva Poultry
Edward Covell of Bayshore Foods becomes head of the Delmarva Poultry Industry Group for 1964 at Salisbury where outgoing president A E Bailey of Townsend's Millsboro was honored. The meeting noted a 1963 DPI membership near 5000 and included a report on the National Chicken Cooking Contest held in Salisbury last June with 205 participants from 43 states and DC. New DPI officers named include William R. Murray, Frankford. Charles R. Fulton, Snow Hill, MD. William R. Stephens, Bridgeville. Richard L. Clem, Easton. and J K Groff, Laurel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
DPI
A. E. Bailey
Townsend's, Inc
Millsboro
Del
poultry association
Ed. Covell
Bayshore Foccas, Inc
Easton
Bailey
Delmarvy Poultry Industry Group
Sam Quillin
Berlin Milling Co
Geil
Poultry and Eye National Board
Chicago
District of Columbia
Covell
Bayshore Foods
Bayshore
Laurel
St. Michaels
Burris Poultry Processing Division
Milford
William R. Murray
Murray’s Feed Service, Inc
Frankford
Charles R. Fulton
Fulton's Broiler Service
Snow Hill
Midh
Wm. R. Stephens
O. A. Newton & Son Company
Bridgeville
Richard L. Clem
Maryland National Bank
J. Koaiper Groff
Caroline Farms
Textron, Inc
Laurel, Del
Denton School Menu For Next Week
Denton schools publish meals for the coming week with two main lunch platters daily in the main building and a separate primary building menu. Items include spaghetti with meat sauce, vegetable beef soup, turkey dishes, fish sticks, meatloaf, chicken, spaghetti and meatballs, baked beans, and tuna salads, all with sides, desserts, and milk. a la carte desserts and salads are noted daily.
Joyous Christmas program at St Luke's Church Dec 22
Christmas music program at St Luke's Church features three choirs joining for a special service Sunday evening December 22 at 7 30. Junior and Junior High choirs directed by Mrs Willis and Mrs Foster with 75 students perform duets and trios led by Rev O G Brewer Jr invites public to attend this worship through music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Church
Charles Willis
James Baker
Barbara Foster
Douglas Bennington
O. G. Brewer, Jr
Truck Crashes Car in Laurel. Couple Die in Crash
Horace T. Waller, 69, and his wife Alice F. Waller, 65, died after a multi-vehicle collision on U S 13 near Seaford. Waller and his wife were from Laurel and Salisbury, with four daughters and six grandchildren among survivors. The crash involved a propane gas truck and a Greyhound bus, with the truck driver Charles E. Ball treated for minor injuries. Double funeral services were held at Windsor and Disharoon Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace T. Waller
Nanticoke Memorial Hospital
U. S. 13
Seaford
Alice F. Waller
Waller
Greyhound
Laurel
Tie
Delaware 24
Charles E. Ball
Easton
Windsor and Disharoon
Wallers
Evelyn Conaway
Mary Reed
Denton
Norris Brodey
Louise Owens
Salisbury
Raymond Lokey
Seden
Sallie Tyndall
Annie German
Lillie Matthews
Harry E
Archie
Georgetown
Martin Mitchens
Concord
Jeffie Layton
Pauline Jester
Nine County Roads To Be Resurfaced In Caroline County
The State Roads Commission plans resurfacing nine Caroline County roads as part of a five year program from July 1, 1964 to June 30, 1969 totaling 19.74 miles. The plan, based on the Maryland Highway Needs Study, seeks funding changes including tax increases and reallocation of the Motor Vehicle Fund. Primary and secondary system projects include resurfacing MD 313, MD 513, MD 318, MD 40, MD 16, MD 307, MD 312, and MD 577 along Federalsburg, Denton, Goldsboro, and nearby areas with Dorchester and Sussex counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
State Roads Commission
Maryland
General Assembly
Legislative Council
State Police
Department of Motor Vehicles
Goldsboro
Greensboro
Denton
Watts Creek
Federalsburg
Dorchester County
Hillsboro
Delaware State line
Andersontown
Ridgely
Downes
Delaware State
Universal Bible Sunday Observed At St. Luke's
Universal Bible Sunday was observed at St. Luke's Methodist Church in Denton during the 11 am service when Bibles were presented to 27 fourth graders. The Revise Standard Version was given. two children read the scripture lesson, Nedra Butler and Gordon Wheat among recipients, with Mrs. Walter Palmer Sr. and Mrs. Douglas Bennington teaching the two fourth grade sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
St. Luke’s Methodist Church
Mark Robbins
Nisa Brewer
Nedra Butler
Gordon Wheat
Grace Gelletty
Darlene Lankford
Walter Palmer III
William Behlke
Jackie All
Christmas Party at St Luke's Church
On Tuesday evening December 17 the church school children nursery through grade 5 of St Luke's Methodist Church Denton will hold a Christmas party in the frame building from 7 to 8 30 p m Santa Claus will attend and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton JC’s
Denton
Lockerman High
Market
Third
Courthouse
JC’s
Christ Church
Church School of
Denton and Cambridge Share Eastern Bowling Lead
Carry Flaharty rolled a high set of 385 and Russ Cahall 360 plus Jim Williams 342 helped Denton win two of three over Shore Lanes. Cambridge, last week's leader, dropped a pair as Denton tied for the league lead. Next week Denton hosts Cambridge to close the doubleheader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Cambridge
Carry Flaharty
Russ Cahall
Jim Williams
aston
HWC Aids Christmas Giving Effort Across Agencies
The Health and Welfare Council coordinates unsolicited Christmas gifts with 33 member agencies. The Information and Referral Service lists recipients and contact methods, urging anonymous giving and privacy for those helped. Baltimore City Public Welfare and the Salvation Army serve the most clients. donors are guided to appropriate agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health and Welfare Council
HWC
HIWC
Baltimore City
Deer harvest tops Caroline County hunters weigh in
Caroline County deer check station reports 38 deer registered after four hunting days. County champion is James Christopher of Federalsburg with a 228 pound 5 point buck near Bethlehem. Edward Gibson of Bridgetown leads antlered weight at 144 pounds with a 15 point rack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Wilson Cohee
Jas. Christopher
Federalsburg
Christopher
Bethlechem
Edward Gibson
Bridgetown
Caroline
Morris Melvin, Jr
Henderson
Goldsboro
Ingleside
ung
Samuel Ianson, Jr
Greensboro
Richard Janson
Marydel
Mr and Mrs T F Johnson Christmas Open House
Mr and Mrs Thomas F Johnson will hold their Christmas Open House at South Point Farm on Stephen Decatur Road Route 611 off Route 50 near Ocean City Maryland on Sunday December 29 from 3 o clock. Those intending to attend please notify Mrs C P Merrick phone 759 Denton Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Johnson
South Point Farm
Stephen Decatur Road
Ocean City
C. P. Merrick
Denton
Maryland Wool and Lamb Promotion Deductions Set
Deductions for 1963 wool and lamb promotion payments will stay at prior levels. William L. Dudley announces that 1 cent per pound is deducted from shorn wool payments and 5 cents per hundred pounds from liveweight lamb payments to fund advertising and market activities under the National Wool Act. The program runs April 1 to December 31, 1963 in transition to a calendar year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Dudley
Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
American Sheep Producers Council
E S P S Co Acquires Land In Denton Outskirts
The Eastern Shore Public Service Company of Maryland announced it acquired about 7.86 acres on the Denton Greensboro Road for a future district office and storeroom. Deeds were recorded from Miss Ruth G Beauchamp and Mr and Mrs Paul C Singer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Shore Public Service Company of
Maryland
Denton- Greensboro
Iiss
Ruth G. Beauchamp
Paul C Singer
Heart's Garden God Is There in a Garden Poem
A lyrical poem describing a sacred garden where flowers bloom daily and fountains cast rainbow spray. Paths widen between flowers and trees as soft footsteps glide. Laughter, songbirds, fragrance fill the air. The verse affirms happiness, understanding, and divine presence in the heart’s garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weather Data
Sitting Bull
Fort Yates
N. C
Boston
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Kitty Hawk
North Carolina
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Missouri
New York World
Edward Cowell
The
Delmarva Poultry Industry Group
St. Luke’s Church
St. Luke’s
NWC
Mera
Cohee’s
ing
M. Zion
Fred Kirsch
Penton
Glen Fleming
Oeel
Donald Porter
Boyce Mill Read
Vaughn Fludson
EH. H. Eighmy
Naval Academy
James Elben
George W. Ford, Jr
Annapolis
The Plains
Jack Anthony
Cordova
home
Frank Gadow
Preston
Richard Trader
William Bear
Bowie
Wethers
Edgar Voorhees
Raymond Breeding
Harry Eaton
Bill Cooper
Clifford Hughes
W. Glen Wise
Burrsville
Charleston
W. Va
Mason’s Branch
Billy Ringgold
Ridge- Ivy Cemetery
Luther Bennett, Jr
Kinnamon farm
Jacob Thomas
Herb Ivins
Coursey Edwards
spike
own farm
Berlin
Worcester County
James Christopher
Beth Schem
William Cooper
Wilson Steward
Joe Kowalski
T. F. Johnson
HEART’S GARDEN
Hilda Wiggin Love
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!