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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1960
Page
2
Senator Byrd of Virginia spoke in Chicago before year end, outlining three musts for the nation. He called for eliminating nonessential spending, reducing the federal debt to curb inflation, and curbing labor leaders' excesses while preserving collective bargaining rights.
Secretary Flemming reassures that Stilbestrol used as a feed additive is safe and no residues have been found in beef, mutton, lamb, or pork. Advanced tests can detect traces as small as two parts per billion, clearing misconceptions about food safety.
Local residents report illnesses including Miss Sandy Blades and Polly Bash. Numerous social visits, guests, and dinners are noted across Greensboro and nearby towns. Sudden death announced of Thomas Bernard Bowers of St Petersburg, Florida.
Ridgely residents attend the Canners Convention in Miami Florida. Local moves include Grayson Winstead to Easton and Elsie Roe to Elacay Apartments. Many relatives visit and host, with church activities noted and a forthcoming MYF ham and dumpling supper at the Ridgely Methodist Church House on January 23.
Local Marydel community events note visits among families from Clayton Greensboro Bridgeville and Federalsburg. 2nd Lt Paul Wiest departs for Texas Air Base after furlough with his mother in Marydel. Marydel WSCS to hold raffle sale and covered dish supper inviting public. several members attend county Farm Show in Harrisburg and other social gatherings around Jan. 22 23 weekend.
Mr Charlie Stevens suffered a tree accident and remains home recovering. Friends and neighbors send wishes for a speedy recovery. Carl Parker and Billy joined Mr and Mrs Charles Parker of Chester Pa for a Sunday visit. Wilmer Nagel visited her parents Isaac and Mrs Nagel on Tuesday. Frank Breeding had surgery at Kent General Hospital Dover last Thursday. well wishes flow from friends. George Brade of Denton spent Saturday evening with Clarence Breed. MYF met Monday night in Burrsville Community House and tickets for a skating party at Dover Roller Rink were sold for Monday night February 5. Carl Parker hosted Saturday evening entertainment with Henry Scott, Clarence Porter, Paul Scott, Kenny, and Rita Ann. Isaac Noble hosted Tuesday evening visits. Harry Gilbert and Raymond Cannon of Wilmington were guests of Charlie Stevens last week. Gilbert stayed through the week with her father. Dale Nagel of Federalsburg visited grandparents Isaac Noble over the weekend. Sunday visitors included Richard Nimmo, Laverne Bullock, and Wilmer Nagel of Federalsburg.
Miss Karen Covington and Miss Mary Lynn joined the family after school. Mr A O Saulsbury Jr is a patient in the Naples Emergency Hospital at Naples Florida.
BURRSVILLE The MYF met at Union Church on Jan 18. President Carol Willis led the session, minutes were read by Brenda Drummond. The group planned a Feb 8 skating trip at Dover Skating Rink and agreed to sell greeting cards to raise funds. Next meeting Feb 1 will be a Charge meeting, followed by games and refreshments at the Community House. Mrs. Harry A Porter has returned.
A compact camping room unit includes chairs a basin a table and a gas burner that fold flat to fit on a cartop carrier making transport and setup quick and easy.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Breeding entertained at supper Saturday evening near Bridgeville. Guests included Mrs Bill Tull Wayne Bobby and Debbie. Mrs Jason Reed has been very sick but is somewhat improved. Susie Noble reports from Denton.
A new shipping container enables direct-to-retailer meat delivery from packing houses. This innovation aims to shorten supply chains, reduce handling, and improve freshness for consumers and businesses.
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