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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1954
Page
12
A Congressional inquiry produced about 7,000 pages but David Guntert, a Los Angeles attorney, says there is no concrete evidence the Taft Hartley Act injures workers or interferes with union rights. The act's main impact, he asserts, is protecting workers from coercion by unions, which angered labor bosses.
The Wall Street Journal notes food sales reached a new high with a year end record and a rise in Q1 profits though margins remain slim. An 18-chain sampling shows 1953 profits at just over one cent per dollar sold, with chain share near 36 percent and independents at 64 percent, unchanged for two decades.
Mrs Edna Carmine phone 3596 Mrs Harold Klahold and family took a cottage at Rehoboth for ten days. Miss Charlotte Cannon accompanied them. Margaret Rose Bateman and Ann Plummer visiting grandparents R M Sawyer Elizabeth City NC. Mrs J L Gallagher attended the Postmasters Convention Ocean City. The Monday Bridge Club met with Mrs Lloyd Cannon. Mrs Harry Taylor hosted three table bridge at Tidawater Inn Easton Wednesday. Mrs Creighton Carmine and Mrs H M Hollis visited Mrs Carmine at Rehoboth over the weekend. Mr and Mrs J C Bateman and family spent Sunday at Ocean City. Mr and Mrs Walter Clement visited Rehoboth Sunday. Mrs John Schmick Jr and Mrs Robert Stanton attending Rural Women’s Short Course University of Maryland. Miss Inez Noble, previously at Memorial Hospital Easton, has returned home. Mr Peter de Wilde a patient at Memorial Hospital Easton.
Vacation Bible School at Trinity Methods Church Goldsboro will run June 25 from 9 15 to 1 30. Class leaders include Juniors Todd Mars Jarrell Naomi Cartwright Primary Eleanor Smith Mae Shive Ivy Louise Scotton Kindergarten Evelyn Sylvester Pianist Addie Turner Recreation Tielen Quillen Refreshments Helen Brown Ruth anna Smith Assistants Barbara Cain Janice Stubbs Pee Quillen Ruth Shockley Carol Lee Smith Carolyn Shively Way Schaube Jean Shively Bess Ross Mary Esther Brown Mary Rebecca Hughes. The Ladies Auxiliary meets Tuesday night June 22 in Community Hall.
The Double Hills Homemaker's Club will meet on Tuesday, June 22 at noon for a covered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs. Shirley Nat zinger. Each member should bring a dish of food.
The Willing Workers Circle will meet on Monday June 21 at 7 p m at the home of Miss Emma Clark. Co hosts are Miss Mattie Moore Mrs Lida Wine and Mrs Lillie Nichels.
We are sincerely thankful for the many expressions of sympathy during our recent bereavement, T. Dukes Roe, Elizabeth Pitts.
A group of Greensboro residents in the Second District announce support for Russell H. Wright, a first time candidate for the House of Delegates, praising his community service and urge voters to back him despite not knowing him personally.
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