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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1965
Page
4
Social page notes a Valentine themed dinner dance February 13 at Caroline Country Club for stay-at-homes with dining and dancing. Also mentions dancing class with Arthur Murray instructor, a golf film screening, and a stag social hour amid light weather and a cozy birthday ending. Includes a critique of beatnik fashion and home care stain tips.
Mr. Ernest E. Lankford is a patient in Memorial Hospital Easton. Mrs. James M. Clarke and Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Brown with daughter visited Severn. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin E. Brown and daughter with Diane Brown to Bridgewater College Va. on Sunday. Mrs. Bessie Doerr broke her wrist last Saturday. The Ruth Reynolds Circle of St Luke's Church will meet Feb 8 at 2 pm at Mrs. Alfred Baughley home with co-hostesses. Double Hills Homemaker's Club meets Feb 9 at 1 30 pm at Mrs. Raymond Smith home. Mrs. J Owen Knotts hosted a dessert bridge and Mrs. Joseph H. Johnson will host another. The Soroptimist Club of Caroline County meets Feb 11 at 6 30 pm for dinner in Fellowship Hall of St Luke's Church. After business they join Sing a Song led by Mrs. James Dike. Several members attended the Eas ton Club luncheon at Tidewater Inn last Wednesday to hear a talk on the Wye Institute. The Women’s Club of Denton meets Feb 5 at 2 pm in Club House with program on Home Furnishings and Food.
National Egg Cooking Contest invites Maryland teens homemakers and careers girls to submit egg recipe entries by March 15 with a 1000 dollar savings bond prize. state and DC representatives will join Oct 18 19 in Chicago for the national cook off. Last year Miss Jeanne McQuaid of White Hall won junior top honors with Eggs a la Maryland. The piece also covers a Md couple wedding details and a foie gras tip.
The Caroline County Garden Club gathered January 29 at Mrs. Floyd Jackson’s Greensboro home. Speaker Mr. Coursey Edwards, Caroline County Soil District supervisor, spoke on conservation and its growth from CCC camps to a major local program. Members discussed projects like tax ditches, watersheds, and timber restoration. plans include a March trip to a Washington, D. C. flower show.
In Baltimore on January 21 Herbert Harris of the American Farm Bureau warned of growing farm surpluses and urged planning for future demand. He projected crop land needs rising from 500 million to 700 million acres by 1975 to satisfy food and fiber needs. Maryland Farm Bureau Young People reelected Thom as Meredith Jr. as president and James Ensor as vice-president. Warren McWilliams of Dorchester County assumed leadership of Maryland Vegetable Growers at the annual meeting during the Maryland Farm Bureau Convention.
Maryland State Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein reported July to December 1964 revenue from major tax sources totaling 228.89 million dollars, up 15.6 percent from the prior year. Growth fueled by individual income tax rising 17.2 percent and strong motor fuel, retail sales, and property tax figures amid temporary collection-date shifts.
Workers at Maryland Plastics Inc in Federalsburg voted against unionizing by the Teamsters Union 876, 148 to 44. Labor attorney Earle Shawe said the campaign lasted three months and employees showed support for the companys personnel policy.
In Ridgely the R and A Furniture Mart marks five years serving county shoppers. The ad promotes their steady customer service and invites new and existing customers to stop in to see their warm, friendly approach for a better year.
Milk checks mailed this month by the Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers for milk sold in Caroline Kent Talbot and Queen Annes Counties totaled 65076.37. The MCMP's December sales topped 2 million dollars for the fourth time in 13 months with 2,079,292.88. Allen H. Cohey of Chestertown is MCMP District 9 Director. High December payments surprised officials who feared December Class 1 sales would dip after Christmas.
Cambodia, a land rich in rice and rubber, sustains a rural scene of farms and people living in stilt houses around village pagodas.
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