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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1958
Page
2
The U S Department of Labor data shows Oregon job totals rising from 417,000 in 1947 to 492,000 in 1956 yet basic lumber employment slipping from 62,500 to 61,700. Most growth came from nonproductive sectors like teaching, finance and government, prompting calls for citizen-led policy changes.
The Greensboro Rod and Gun Club held a special meeting this month to explore a public pond in Caroline County. Guests included Cong. Miller, Sen. Redden, Rep. Hughes, and Maryland Game and Fish officials who shared information. The next meeting is Feb 5 to discuss the 57 quail project and club emblem plus a future banquet.
The Bethesda Circle of the Methodist Church met with Mrs. A T Blades and Miss Mary Nuttle as co hosts. The Frazier Circle met with Mrs Creighton Carmine and Miss Inez Noble as co hosts. Mr John A Irwin attends the National Conference on Fine Arts in the Small Church in Nashville as a delegate. Mr Robert Wheatley led the Sharptown church service in Mr John Irwin’s absence. The Monday bridge club gathered with Mrs T L Trice III. Mrs Lee Holt and Mrs H C Houghtaling remain patients at Memorial Hospital Easton. The Caroline County Garden Club plans a Friday meeting with Mrs A T Blades. Mr Frank Duke of Lakewood New Jersey, formerly of Preston, died January 16. Mr J Frank Patchett and son moved electrical equipment from Federalsburg to Preston.
Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson and Mrs Ray Trivitts drove to Wilmington on Thursday. Mrs Edna Adams Mrs Nellie Williams Mrs Elva Lyden and Mrs Marian Robinson visited Mrs Mary Adams Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Bill Dennis of Philadelphia called on Mr and Mrs Wm Dennis and daughters of Seaford last Saturday night. The Joe Bailey family entertained relatives over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vincent spent Saturday evening with Mrs. Edna Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fountain entertained relatives on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dennis and daughters of Seaford were Sunday dinner guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Robinson.
Internationally known author Van Allen Bradley shows how to spot rare books while a Maine woman uncovers an 1827 Edgar Allen Poe edition of Tamerlane. The Baltimore Sunday American begins a new series on January 26, inviting readers to subscribe for The Journal.
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