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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1963
Page
2
An editorial warns Staten Island fires show how dry spells and wind test a town’s pumps water mains hydrants and reservoirs. It urges communities to assess readiness reduce fire risk and notes lower insurance rates when fire facilities improve.
A letter-style critique asserts Pravda brands Boy Scouts as instruments of espionage and germ warfare. It argues Soviet state media push anti American tales to brainwash readers, including Cub and Girl Scouts, while noting limited press freedom and Western radio broadcasts as countermeasures.
Mrs. Robert Gibson and Miss Bonnie Monroe leave for a Girls Auxiliary convention in Memphis. Many guests visit Greensboro families from Maryland Delaware and Virginia. Local hospitals, surgeries, and a 99th birthday are noted along with a Baptist church picnic and a family reunion trip to Kansas.
Sunday services at Burrsville Union Church and Wesley Church School details and superintendents. A parade of visiting relatives, hospital stays, and community events spans Hillsboro to Milford, Wilmington, and Queen Anne with weddings, church talks, camping trips, and youth fellowship planning. Notable guests include Miss Charlotte Neal and Miss Anne Segar, with summer schedules announced by church and community leaders.
Henderson Home makers Club met June 17 at Mrs. Floyd Jackson's near Goldsboro with 16 members and 2 visitors. The group discussed community problems and agreed a local doctor is needed in First District. Many neighbors and relatives were noted as visiting or visiting during the day, with several social calls and weekend gatherings mentioned.
Dr H R Trapnell announced definite arrangements for Chuck Dial National Red Cross First Aid Representative to teach an instructors course at the Fire House Denton from 7 to 10 pm Aug 5 through Aug 9 inclusive. Many more candidates are needed for this training and interested persons should contact Dr H R Trapnell at Federalsburg.
Hillsboro correspondent Mrs G Russell Exton reports on shopping in Baltimore by Mrs Charles Jackson of Easton, Mrs Joe Jackson Sr of Queen Anne and Mrs James Sherwood. Wendy Eaton stayed with Miss Mary Sue Martin near Denton. Harold Krabill and family hosted guests from Annapolis. Linda remained for a visit. Gus and Brent Callahan visited grandparents in Wye Mills. Janice Sherwood was honored at a surprise shower at the Hillsboro Community Building with about 30 guests and wedding gifts.
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