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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1962
Page
16
Government officials plan a tax cut and increased spending amid an eight billion dollar deficit. Welfare expansion could trigger inflation, dollar depreciation, wage demands, and higher living costs, risking a cycle Soviets hope for.
Henry J. Taylor warns Russia could dominate world trade by 1965 as its cargo fleet rises from 10 percent before WWI to an anticipated 75 percent. He cites Admiral John Will and Vice Admiral John Sylvester noting U.S. aging ships. The piece argues subsidies may need renewed focus to keep U.S. shipping competitive in the cold war era.
GREENSBORO MMFA Lee Butler finishes Machinist Mate School at Great Lakes and heads to Norfolk aboard the Canberra. Local families host visitors, birthdays celebrated, students return home for holidays, choir honors, church service, and a Community Caroling event scheduled for Friday night at 7 30 in the Baptist Church.
Sunday gatherings brought relatives from Baltimore Catonsville and Pinehurst to Ridgely for holiday visits. Miss Peggy Ringgold spoke at Denton Church of the Brethren on her Ecuador project. The Hammond couple marked their 57th anniversary as families shared in church activities and Christmas offerings.
A Christmas Eve service at 11 o clock will be led by Andrew Rampmeyer with Rev Charles Trader of Hillsboro as speaker. WSCS met Dec 13 at the church, decor by Mrs Shufelt and Mrs Virginia Cooper.ushered by Mrs Shufelt and Mrs Jarrell. Reflective social hour with fruit punch and cookies. Containing local visits, gravesite service details, and a note on Ridgely postmaster wearing a blue pony express jacket supplied by the government.
Marydel Boy Scout Troop No 328 and Assistant Scoutmaster James Plumley spent Friday and Saturday nights at Camp Pecometh. David Bickling was on the sick list last week. Irene Pierce of Philadelphia and Mr and Mrs Francis Pierce are noted. Christmas program planned at Trinity Methodist Church December 23 at 7 30 with special music by combined choirs. Congratulates Salvador Schepens on a baby boy born December 16. Amos Wyatt and others attend events, and wedding of Clark Burkins to Nancy Overstreet in Carneys Point New Jersey. Seasonal greetings to all readers.
The Preston Monday Bridge Club met with Mrs. Lee Noble on Maple Avenue. Local church groups share Christmas services and programs through Dec 24 with guest speakers and music. Residents visit relatives in Yardville and Wilmington as holiday events are noted. Mrs. Edward Bower returns home after surgery with wishes for a speedy recovery.
Miss Kay Killen spent the weekend with her grandmother in Camden Delaware. Roy Medford attended the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs William Hammond near Felton. Kenneth Heverin of Greensboro visited his grandmother Julia Gerth. Anna Houseal and Harry Purnell visited Carroll Houseal near Dover. T A Montague spent the weekend with W A Palmer and sons near Dover. On
The Caroline County Civil Defense Agency reports that the Army has adopted a policy to provide part time reserve officers for Civil Defense staff duties upon request. The county Civil Defense Office is studying how to incorporate these officers into the local organization and expects a request for their services soon.
A brief quotation from Michelangelo links trifles to perfection, noting that small details cumulatively shape excellence. The line underscores meticulous craft and attention to every minor element in art and work.
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