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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1953
Page
5
Mrs Russell Stafford will entertain the WSCS ladies on Wednesday afternoon June 24. Congratulations to Paul Adams and Kenneth Butler graduates of Caroline High School last Friday. They chose agriculture as their vocation and our best wishes go with them.
Mrs Ida Hollis spent the weekend with her son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs Robert Reed at Slaughter Beach. S/Sgt and Mrs Glen Hamstead of Cheyenne Wyoming welcome a son. Mrs Hamstead is Shirley Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Clayton Brown. A 20 Harold Messick from New Castle Air Base visits his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Messick. Mrs J C Fountain on the sick list. Francis Fountain of New Jersey and Edgar Fountain of rural Bridgeville called on the Fountains. Marshall Andrew of rural Milford and Wilmer Nagel and family of Federalsburg visited Isaac and Martin Noble. James Dougherty of Philadelphia spent the weekend with the Adams family. The quote about socialism appears.
Greensboro activity includes new telephone lines by Western Electric and 5000s start for Greensboro numbers. Circle 4 WSCS gathers at Mrs J C Smith’s home with Mrs Merrel Spence co hosting to map year’s work and invite new members. Local families, weddings, and summer visits noted along with piano recital at Methodist Church. Greensboro Students Receive Awards highlights student honors, letters, pins, and Babe Ruth awards at GHS with staff and faculty recognitions.
The Willing Workers Circle will gather at Miss Emma Clark's home on Monday evening June 15 at 8 o'clock. Co hosts will be Miss Mattie Moore Mrs Lida Wine and Mrs Lillie Nichols.
Mrs Grace Thompson returns home after a year with her Tulsa family. Solomons residents W Bryan Chambers and family visited Easton friends. Miss Matilda Williams stayed with Chester Town grandparents. Brown Easton and Billy Brown spent Sunday in Washington. Meintzer visited her daughter Mrs Earl Bailey then returned home. C K Stewart spent weekend in Baltimore. Emmitt Potts hosted dinner in Denton. Milford Kline and G C Moore visited Baltimore. Cass Collins spent the weekend in town. Charles Rathell and family moved into Queen Anne area home. Bill Jump and two sons visited South Carolina with Mrs John States.
A compact adage notes troubles drive over half of income, attributed to Robert Updegraff. The saying emphasizes the link between challenges and earnings.
In memory of our father who departed one year ago on June 10, 1952 A wonderful dad grandad and aid One in a million that dad was you Loved by friends and all you knew Sadly missed by daughters Mrs Ruth Fearins and Mrs Hilda Fifield.
A housewife quips to a door to door vacuum salesman that she uses the neighbors’ model and finds it superior, while asserting her own is terrible. The light humor hinges on competitive consumer boasts and neighborly practicality.
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