Maryland Farmers Urged on 1955 Crop Loan Repayments
Maryland farmers with 1955 crop grain under price support stored in public warehouses must repay by February 29 1956 or the CCC will own the commodity. Maturity and repayment deadlines apply to warehouse stored wheat, with settlements based on market value minus loan value plus interest. Bradley notes farm stored loans differ from purchase agreements and allow delivery or repayment options until final delivery instructions are issued.
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Maryland
Commodity Credit Corporation
Chester S. Bradley
Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Bradley
CCC
Circle News and Community Events in Goldsboro
Goldsboro WSCS circles meet at homes on January 10 and recent events include devotion topics The Changeless Gospel In A Revolutionary Age and Master of the Waking World A February study class is planned Circle No 2 teacher is Mrs Turkington Circle No 1 discussed fundraising and set 2 o clock meeting time Other local visits include the Kings Dennison Paxson Todd families and several social gatherings A Cub Scouts pack meeting is scheduled for January 26 A MYF sub district trip was cut short by weather A Ladies Auxiliary met January 24 with new by laws read and officer elections A banquet for Goldsboro firemen is planned for February 15 with refreshments served by Mrs Cahall and Mrs Hughes
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Circle No
Goldsboro
WSCS
Wallace Hutson
Omro Todd
Turkington
Circle No. 1
Minnie Dennison
John Milby
Albert Connor
Laurel
Del
George Rea
Glenolden
W. H. Paxson
Lee Payne
Roland Cartwright
Marjorie Williams
Washington
D. C
Charles Todd
Howard Brown
David Kings
Jacksonville
the Keys
Ft. Lauderdale
Mla
Georgia
Thomas Cahall
Marie Cahall
Stephen Smith
Wilmington
Laura Ober
Thos. Ober
Irving Ober
Greensboro
Community Hall
MYF
Federalsburg
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Helen Brown
Josephine Shockley
Laura Meeks
Lillian McRae
Marie Gibson
Pearl Cahall
Mary Hughes
Local Social News Highlights In Marydel
Mrs Virgie McFadden of Kenton and sister Mrs Clara Smith enjoyed a midweek visit through Saturday. Rev Henry Covington of Burrsville and Rev Charles Covington hosted guests at a Saturday supper. Leslie Meredith celebrated his 36th wedding anniversary on Friday Jan 13 with Mrs Meredith also marking her birthday. Mrs R G Miller has been ill. Local families visited hospitalized Phyllis States in Easton Memorial Hospital: Mr and Mrs Charles Shenbrook and Mrs Pearl Jones reported her improvement. Marshall Hutson of Claymont visited his mother Ella Hutson on Sunday. The Wals family from Dundalk Md joined J Wesley Walls Sr’s family for weekend visits. The Logan family from Penns Grove NJ spent the weekend with relatives. Olin Ford and Janet Heather plan a Florida winter stay. Heather will visit. Harry Heather hosted dinner for Wright of Clayton and Ford and Heather. L A Covell will host Civic Club Jan 26 at 8 pm with Ruth Sutton as cohostess. program on Books and Magazines for the Home. Frank Boys and three children from Bridgeville were weekend guests of A H Wyatt and family. Howard Logan visited ill Charles Phillips of Goldsboro. Joseph Dailey of Bear Del visited his father J S Dailey. Ben Oxley and children from Canterberry RI spent days with Wm L Oxley family. A Games Party for the Building Fund by Immaculate Conception R C Church is scheduled Jan 31 at 8 pm in the Marydel Firemen's Hall. tickets at the door. refreshments served. VSPAPER RADHIYE
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Virgie McFadden
Kenton
Clara Smith
Henry Covington
Burrsville
Charles E. Covington
Leslie Meredith
Meredith
R. G. Miller
Charles Shenbrook
Pearl Jones
Phyllis States
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Marshall Hutson
Claymont
Ella Hutson
W. H. Walls
Dalton
Dundalk
J. Wesley Walls Sr
Stewart
N. Logan
Linda
Michael
Penn’s Grove
N. J
Logans
T. Olin Ford
Janet Heather
Miami
Fla
Heather
Harry Heather
Wright
Clayton
L. A. Covell
Ruth Sutton
Frank
Bridgeville
A. H. Wyatt
Howard Logan
Charles Phillips
Goldsboro
Joseph Dailey
Bear
Del
J. S. Dailey
Ben Oxley
Canterberry
Rhode Island
Wm. L. Oxley
Immaculate Conception R. C
Marydel
Preston Community Club Notes and Local Visits
The Monday Bridge Club met at Mrs. H M Hollis's home. Miss Edith Noble spent time with Mr. and Mrs. Wm Kelley in Salisbury. 4 H girls visited Baltimore for the National Rally at the Lord Baltimore Hotel. Several residents vacationed in Baltimore with Mr. Herman Schmick and with Mr. and Mrs. E J Harris and Mr. and Mrs. W J Bonner. Mrs. Lee Noble and Mrs. Creighton Carmine dined with Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Fletcher at Log Haven, Aston. Mrs. C E Anderson of Bridgeville visited relatives Lloyd Cannon and his wife last week. The Catholic Society hosts a Games Party at the fire hall this Friday evening January 20. Mr. and Mrs. Max Chambers attended the Farm Bureau Convention at the Lord Baltimore Hotel in Baltimore. Mrs. Mary Carroll McFarland of Washington visited her aunt Mrs. Ella Harrison over the weekend. The Epiphany Guild met with Mrs. J Frank Patchett Monday evening.
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Monday Bridge Club
H. M. Hollis
Edith Noble
Wm. Kelley
Salisbury
Baltimore
Lord Baltimore Hotel
Herman Schmick
E. J. Harris
W. J. Bonner
Lee Noble
Creighton Carmine
Theodore Fletcher
Log Haven
Aston
C. E. Anderson
Bridgeville
Lloyd Cannon
Catholic Society
Fire Hall
Max Chambers
Farm Bureau Convention
Lord Baltimore
Mary Carroll McFarland
Washington
Ella Harrison
The
Epiphany Guild
J. Frank Patchett
Still Time to Win Disneyland Trip Contest
Readers are invited to enter a contest offering 22 trips to Disneyland and 2500 other prizes. The Baltimore American January 29 issue features the first three puzzles and urges timely entry. The item emphasizes ease and fun and calls for readers to check the January 29 edition.
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Disneyland
The
Baltimore American
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Farm Bureau
Sara
Mary Scotton
John Sylvester
A. D. Quillen
Howard B. Logan
Preston
Community Club
Edna Carmine
FOX Brothers
Washington St
Easton, Md
Ing
J. Virgil Moore
Charles V. Moore
Denton
Watchmaker & Jeweler
Denton, Maryland
Breeding & Nichols
Denton Quick Wash
N. 3Rd Street
Wue Abel
Cooper
Caroline County
Niow Spayer Na Ghive
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