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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1955
Page
16
Voters in many states backed fewer bond issues than in prior years, with nearly 1 billion dollars in bond measures rejected and less than 500 million approved across 10 states. U S News & World Report notes a conservative trend and hopes for government alignment with this mood.
A reflective verse on home as more than a roof and walls. It celebrates family bonds, warmth, love, kindness, and shared joy, portraying home as the first school and church where children learn right and feel comfort in every need.
The piece argues for the right to work free of coercion by unions or employers. It notes that seventeen states have abolished the closed shop and affirmed the right to work, while distinguishing this from a blanket anti union stance and emphasizing voluntary union membership if chosen.
The Christmas Star remains the emblem of hope from ancient prophecy. Readers are urged to remember the Wise Men and shepherds, to reflect in Bethlehem, and to give to the less fortunate with heartfelt cheer as the light from the star continues to shine through 1955 and into 1956.
Greensboro Assemblies of God invites all to hear Rev Chester P Jenkins district youth president speak on activities of the Christ Ambassadors youth group and share the morning message at the Greens bore church on Sunday December 18. The day includes a Sunday School Christmas program at 7 30 pm featuring recitations and music while the church youth dramatizes The Message of the Carols.
Mr and Mrs W J Fisher spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Baltimore. Dr and Mrs Myron Smith and Cheryl of Pocomoke visited Har ry Karcher Sr. Clara Seward stayed with the Bullocks in Harrington. Nichols and Usilton families hosted Usilton Sr. Guests included Earl Minner and Beverly Spencer in Milford. Dittmar returned from two weeks in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Spencer family visited relatives in Washington DC and Virginia. Seger Williamson and children stayed overnight with Vernon Jones in Wilmington. Greensboro 4 H held a meeting and plans a 2 PM Christmas party at the fire hall Saturday. Zechman and Paige of Wilmington visited Virgie Roe. Raymond Nichols broke his left wrist at Greensboro School. treated by Dr Stonesifer. sent to Memorial Hospital Easton. returned to grandparents Nichols. Sylvia Williamson had a tonsillectomy at Kent General Hospital. recuperating at Williamson home. Susie Ingersoll a Memorial Hospital patient. Woodrow Passwaters and Beverly visited by Denton. Weaver hosts Slaughter and others from Denton, Heinold and family from Wilmington, Cohee, Weaver and George from Greensboro. Barbara Butler and Helen Litski from Salisbury spent weekend with Butler family. James Smith and Everett Smith with C G Smith visited a brother at C O Hospital Clifton Forge Va.
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