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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1956
Page
8
A 1955 tax guidance note explains sick pay treatment from employers or insurers, limits on tax-free amounts, and when withholding affects income. It covers medical expense deductions, 3 percent rule exceptions for seniors, insurance premium handling, and special rules for widows and widowers including joint returns and dependent care credits.
The Orphans Court met in regular session led by Chief Judge M A Brackett with Associates Carroll and Schrieber. Letters of administration were granted to Charles W Wood Sr for Frances M Wood with bond approved and creditor notices ordered. inventories and appraisements filed for Laura Hall Goldsborough by Denton National Bank and Wesley E Thawley. Jarman estate files include first and final administration and distribution, creditor publication proof, separate debt list, information report, and Frances M Wood personal estate appraisal.
The Ladies Aid met in the Community Building on Wednesday evening with hostesses Mrs. William Croll and Mrs. Isaac Noble. Several families are noted for visits and social events including engagements and a Denton wedding between Phyllis O Day and Franky Brown.
Release filed in the estate of John W Hallowell by Jeannette N Zeller and related probate actions for Calvert C Merriken James L Wright Jr and Fred H Beauchamp estates. Birth of daughter at Memorial Hospital Milford and several social visits and family news from Milford Bridgeville Federalsburg Farmington and Federalsburg area.
Hillsboro residents report visits by Grace Brown Asbury Bartlett Nell Centreville and others including Olan Porter Wilmington and Milford Kline. Attendees include Murphy Todd Robinson Pinder and Fleming families visiting Baltimore Philadelphia and Denton. PTA set for Feb 20 at 7 30 pm. Also a dated Hitler remark from Oct 3 1941.
Reed of Smyrna visited Mr and Mrs Charles Rathell and Randy on Sunday in a brief social note.
Mrs Roland Cartwright reports from Correspon dent Greensboro 2187. Mr and Mrs John Milby guest with El bert Connor in Laurel Del. MYF Sub District meeting held at Harmony Methodist Church Monday night. Ed Adkins and son of Seaford visited Minnie and Louise Dennison Sunday. Janet Hutson attended Maryland State Hair dressers Association in Easton Monday night. Edgar Cahall operated on at St Francis Hospital Wilmington last week. Howard Shockley and son Richard, Joe White and Sadie Berry enjoy trip to New Orleans. Mary Carolyn Shockley there a week. Noble Jarrell Jr hosted WSCS Circle No 2 Tuesday evening. Malcolm Wheatley and wife from Wingate were dinner guests of Rev Omro Todd Saturday.
In loving memory of our father who passed away February fourteenth, 1945. Beyond all pain and sadness, beyond all trouble, thou art gone. Yet we hope to meet some day and find thee. Earth to earth and dust to dust. Calmly now the words we say. Left behind we wait in trust for the Resurrection Day. Jr., Lucy, Temple, Winfield, Nettie.
Over 80 women attended the Homemakers meeting at the Community Club House in Denton on Wednesday February 8. Mrs Janie Scott of the Simplicity Pattern Co demonstrated pattern selection fit and design and explained pattern types and correct sizing. Miss Lavonia Hilbert of the University of Maryland Extension Service arranged the visit and showcased a portable sewing cabinet.
A lyrical poem about a silent cold snowy night lit by a bright moon. The speaker notes a yellow moon beams brighten the crusted white and reveal a world of loveliness, inviting the reader to see beauty in winter night.
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