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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1963

Page

2

The Seeds of Fascism Editorial Debate

Thoughtful argument that fascism or totalitarianism could grow from government dominance and welfare state trends. Warns that a large defense budget and regulatory state threaten liberty, urging an informed public to defend freedom and limit government control.

Christmas Society Notes From Greensboro Area

Greensboro area social columns list guests visiting from Philadelphia New Hope Pa and Wilmington Del plus local families hosting Christmas Day dinners and hospital stays. Attendees include Betty Jean Bilbrough Frances Mallory Ann Lockhead Miriam Case and many others with extended visits from Norfolk Detroit and Harrington. Several residents underwent surgery or fell ill, with hospital stays noted at Memorial Hospital Easton and a day visit by Sedr. Robert Taylor U S N.

Charles Bilbrough Betty Jean Bilbrough Frances Mallory Philadelphia Ann Lockhead New Hope Byard Cahall Robert Taylor Norfolk Levin W. Taylor Miriam Case Alonzo Sharp Detroit Mich George Sharp Jack Sharp Lester Stevenson Wilmington Ralph Sharp Fred Drozenko Ocala Fla Walter Weaver A. J. Urry Jack Clark Harrington George Cruser Harry Rhinehart Donna Larry Chillicothe Phillip Bradley Washington, D. C Herman Kemp Memorial Hospital Easton Roger Moyer Cathie Lansdale C. B. Morris

Christmas Day Dinners Reach Families Across Counties

Denton and nearby towns shared holiday meals as numerous families hosted relatives. Lists include Fearins, Fletcher, Russum, and Wilson households in Denton and Williston, with extended kin from Drexel Hill, Greenwood, Federalsburg, Delmar, Bridgeville, and Green wood. Separate notes mention Mrs. Isaac Noble at a Dulany Frozen Food Plant party in Bridgeville and Dulany Plants president Ralph Dulany presenting service pins.

Jesse Fearins Emerson Fletcher Bill Russum Keith Dawson Fearins Dorothy Debbie Denton Alvin Fearins Johnnie Jesse Jorma Lee Richard Wilson Peggy Elaine Isaac Wilson Williston James C. Fountain George Watson Drexel Hill Howard Drummond Ruth Drummond James Drummond Linda Greenwood Lawrence Drummond Brenda Diana Susan Allen David Dale Foxwell Hurlock James Foxwell Florida Isaac Noble Dulany Bridgeville Ralph Dulany Dulany Plants Bessie Melvin Norwood Melvin Federalsburg Irvin O’day Martin Marker Delmar Billie Gray Billie Ross Donald van Vorst Frank Brown Paul O’day Paul Scott Rita Ann Kenny Luther Lee Timmy Billy Scott Lois

Christmas Guests and Visits Across area Families

Numerous Greensboro, Salisbury, and surrounding area families hosted relatives and friends during Christmas. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jarrell Jr and children. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jarrell. Mr. and Mrs. David Morris. Mrs. Robert Stevenson. and extended visits with the Russ, Cooksey, Bailey, Hammond, Morris, Minners, Shockley, Woodward, Gray, Bush, Butler, Draper, Riddeiberger, Edwards, and Paswater households. WSCS circles met. St Paul’s Church held open house. Daw son Warrington family moved to Wilmington. weekend guests came from Marcus Hook, Claymont, and Ocean City.

Nolan Hubbard Maurice Stewart William Hendon Easton A. J. Urry Greensboro Joseph L. Riddleberger Joseph B. Riddleberger Douglas Robert Dean Churchie Paul Bennington Bridgeville Jack Redden Harrington Clinton Edwards Walter Sullivan Ruth Wilmington Joseph Roche Martin Williams Ridgely John Morris Carol Tolson Memorial Hospital Goldsborough Stafford Barbara and Goldsborough Lucy Chance Preston Samuel Johnson Phyllis Ann Martin Milford Elizabeth Smith Norman Baynard Robert Binebrink Dentown Ray Turner Janie Thorpe Henderson Charles Jarrell John Yatchum Larry Hanover Jack Pritchett Sally Jackie Charles Jarrell, Jr Barbara Fred Jarrell Freddie Terry Debbie David Morris Robert Stevenson Merrel Spence James Shively Clarence Russ van Cooksey St. Pittsburgh Tenn Donald L. Carter David Cooksey Carter Sally Ludlow Baltimore Lulu Hevalow William D. Bailey Stephen Gibb Florence Thornton Irving Morris John James Minner John Shockley St. Michaels William Woodward Christas Woodward Edna Gray Salisbury Gray Clinton Gray Alexandria Horace Renshaw Swarthmore Alden Bush Town Elmer Butler Ellen Ann Butler Washington, D. C WSCS Mary Draper Donald Carter Joseph Riddieberger Walter Weaver Norman Edwards Earl Paswater St. Paul’s Church Sandra Weaver Salisbury State Teachers College Larry Bilbrough University of Maryland Dawson Warrington Warrington Purnal Dean George Long Dean Clarke Marcus Hook Charles Clarke Cheryl Claymont Del Robert Topping Ocean City Tommy Topping Dean

March of Dimes Celebrates 25 Years With Cakes Across Nation

The 25th anniversary campaign spans the country with giant Times Square cake displays and smaller community events at treatment centers for birth defects arthritis and polio. Governors wives mayors and health leaders join volunteers at kickoff gatherings to raise funds for patient aid and research. Basil OConnor calls the milestone a springboard for the future as the campaign plans coin drives posters and events in over 40 cities.

New York City Times Square U.S National Foundation Torch of Dimes Voluntary Health Organization Basil O’connor National Foundation March of Dimes

Ridgely social notes detail family visits and guests

Grace Vernon Smith reports numerous callers and visits across Ridgely, Denton, Concord, and Federalsburg. The column lists holiday gatherings, Open House events, Christmas Day dinners, and nieces and nephews visiting relatives, plus a birth announcement in Memorial Hospital Easton and military staff updates.

Leslie Maggie Scott Dallas Neal Keith Richard Behlke Sheila Sylvia Denton Wheatley Neal Charlotte Concord Grace Charles Federalsburg J. D. Neal Robert Redden Memorial Hospital Easton Patrick Briscoe Glenville State College Glenville W. Va Elizabeth Briscoe Donald Sutton Randolph-Macon Academy Front Royal Martin L. Sutton Gerald Herman Sander Cordova Sander Robert B. Phillips Margaret Hevalow Ralph Meredith Risden Fountain Ormond Beach Fla Fountain Iris Smith Ridgely Kennard Parks Inlaw Frank Cohee, Jr Woodbridge Cohee Turkey U. S. Army Management School Tort

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Denton Journal Melvin & Johnson, Incorporated Benjamin F. Johnson, SR Benjamin F. Johnson, JR Malcolm Melvin Market Street Maryland Caroline County National Editorial Ass Lchation U.S. Dept. OF Commerce Fascism B. Morris, Jr Hickman Susie Noble Jimmy Boggess Coy, Ark Kennedy White House Coy Ark Henry Scott Chester Tyre Ocean View Glenda Mumford Covey Brown Wesley Andrew West Pamela Carl Parker Billy Luther Lee, Jr Wilmer Nagel and Dale Gerald Benning Jerry Diane Eva O’day Madlyn Andrews Oscar Torbert Winnie Cavender Wingate Neal Bill Neal Luther Lee, Sr Velma Breeding Blaine Carolyn Fred Coulbourn Manila Dukes Wilmer Nagel Jason Reed Minnie Nichols Ridgely Grace Vernon Smith A. W. Saulsbury, Jr Wayne Felton Russell Griffith Irwin Saulsbury, Jr Eugene A. Arnold Severna Park Ronald Lane Everett Noble Princess Anne John M. Saulsbury Norris Diefenderfer District Heights Coursey Edwards Denton National Bank Denton, Maryland Telephone Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System
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