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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1963
Page
2
Melvin Johnson incorporated with Benjamin F Johnson Sr as President and Treasurer Benjamin F Johnson Jr as Vice President Malcolm Melvin as Secretary. Published weekly at 205 Market Street Denton Maryland county seat of Caroline. Entered second class March 3 1879 post office Denton. Subscription 2.00 per year.
A powerful chant praises the United States as a government of the people by the people for the people. It emphasizes consent of the governed, democracy in a republic, and a union of sovereign states founded on freedom equality justice and humanity.
President Charles B. Shuman of the American Farm Bureau Federation warns that tax cuts without spending cuts are irresponsible. He notes deficits and inflation risks, stressing that reduced government outlay should accompany tax relief amid full employment and busy plant capacity.
Rural Queen Anne residents and local families are mentioned in a roundup of hospital visits, church events, bake sales, and social updates. Highlights include Mrs. John Jump recovering after surgery, visits by Joseph Thomas and family, upcoming Hillsboro Queen Anne Church quarterly conference on February 12, and a Boy Scout Troop 133 bake sale on February 2 at the Queen Anne fire hall.
Preston couple Herman Schmick left Friday for Florida for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hollis and Mrs. Lee W. Noble were dinner guests of Mrs. Theodore Fletcher in Easton. The Monday bridge club was entertained by Mrs. Judson Bateman. Miss Betty Ann Klahold of Western Maryland College spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Klahold. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lloyd returned from a week in Florida. The Bethesda Circle of the Meth-
Grace Vernon Smith reports on social calls in Ridgely Maryland including Mr and Mrs C W Guthrie Sr and Mr and Mrs George W Smith of Pinehurst. Others visit relatives in Wye Mills Harrington Seaford and Easton Memorial Hospital patients are mentioned. Ridgely Fire Department hosts annual supper February 20 at the firehouse. Families travel to Florida and spiritual retreat ends with sermon on The World Is My Parish.
Odist Church gathered at Mrs. Theodore Fletcher Jr. home and the Frazier Circle with Mrs. Harold Plummer. Bethesda Methodist men serve breakfast Sunday 8 to 9 30 in Fellowship Hall. Harry Rieck Sr attended a Governor's Advisory Committee meeting at the University of Maryland. Walther League met Sunday evening. 20th Century Club met at Mrs. Perry Woshell's home. Mrs. Clara Fields of Easton visiting son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reegner spent Saturday with Mrs. H. A. Spices. Stanley Rieck visiting between semesters from Lenoir Rhyne College. Attended a hair styling show in Baltimore. continuous local social items.
Greensboro residents attend retirement ceremonies at Fort Belvoir and Open House hosted by Lt Col Parrish near Alexandria. Local moves and visits reported from Ridgely to Aldan and Wilmington. Homemakers Club date changed, WSCS meeting slated, clergy visits and hospital returns noted.
Kathy Anderson, born December 1960 with spina bifida, faced life threatening complications until a neighbor's reading of a Moose magazine led to a Columbus trial at the March of Dimes Clinical Study Center. Dr. Sayers and Dr. Robertson guided surgery and hydrocephalus treatment, enabling months of monthly car trips and ongoing care that brings hopeful progress and a life with more normal prospects.
Denton lists weekly school meals with I II platters featuring sloppy joe, chicken pie, beef dishes, soups, sandwiches and desserts. Daily a la carte offers fruit, salads or desserts. milk accompanies every line. It also notes weekly spaghetti and meat sauce, chicken pie with biscuit, hamburgers and macaroni and cheese across days.
It is a good time to advise people not to buy too rapidly or pay too much, it is much easier to assume a debt than it is to pay it off. Drive to arrive ALIVE!
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