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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1962
Page
2
A call to invest in America argues for at least 17 billion dollars annually to create a million jobs, plus 20 billion more to maintain current plants and machinery. It posits savings and retained earnings of businesses and individuals fund growth, and that all people are capitalists when they invest through banks, insurance, or real estate.
Mass distribution in the United States is a system built on buying cheaply and selling at low unit profit to deliver more value per consumer dollar. It marked a revolutionary shift from high margins on small volumes to large volume with small profits, a model that chains pioneered and many other merchants adapted, contributing to the American standard of living.
Edith Lerch returns to Harrisburg after a month with daughter Wilbur Carroll and husband. Numerous visitors arrive and depart from Denton area homes, with church services at St Pauls and ongoing community activities including Mission School, paint up project, picnics, and summer travel to Ocean City, Lewes, and White Mountains.
Mrs. George Graff returns to Bethesda after visiting friends. Numerous residents host weekends and meetings, including Garden Club and Monday Club gatherings. Families from Wilmington Philadelphia Laurel and Memphis visit Wells Harbor area with dinners, dinners, and social events.
William N. Raleigh attended the American Library Association meeting in Miami Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pollard married Friday evening and took a Taylor apartment on First Street. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sparks moved to Maryland Avenue. Mrs. W T Temple hosted last week with J Paul Temple of Seaford Lucy Walters of Clayton and Fannie Temple of Newport Delaware as callers. Mrs. James Walker is home from the hospital. The Phillipses are home after two weeks visiting Red Bank New Jersey and Huntington Long Island New York. Accompanying them were their daughter Mrs. Walter Resler of Huntington, cousin Mrs. Ira W. Boyce of Red Bank and nephew Arnold Rosenthal of Levittown Long Island. Mrs. Wayne Brown of near Harrington visited her mother Mrs Calvin Covington last week and Sunday.
Clifton Richard Hicks 67 of Hillsboro died Friday June 22 at his home. He owned a milk route for Abbott's Dairy Philadelphia and later worked for Jump Hardware and John W. Chaires in Queen Anne. Survived by wife Gladys Gale Hicks two children Clifton R. Hicks Jr Easton Norma Kibler of Easton and ten grandchildren. One son Kenneth Gorsuch Hicks was killed in a U S Air Force training flight in World War II. Services held June 26 at Moore Funeral Home Denton with Rev Edwin C Thomas Jr. Hillsboro Cemetery interment. Hicks was lifelong Hillsboro Methodist and a member of Veterans of World War I USA Inc. Sympathy extended to Mrs Willard Russell and family in death of sister-in-law Mrs Cora Reese. Funeral services were held on Thursday evening.
Rev Bryan Blair preached an excellent Sunday sermon at Union Church to an attentive audience. The Union Church Young Adult Class plans a Trap Pond picnic on Saturday July 7. Social visits include Wheatley Neal and Charlotte of Concord with Carl Parker and Billy, and John Stevens with Jesse Fearins. Verma Breeding visits Linwood Pa relatives two weeks. Friday evening supper guests were Isaac Noble and family.
Advice urges careful driving on modern highways for motorists. The guidance emphasizes attentive behavior, adherence to traffic rules, and reducing risks while on the road.
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