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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1961
Page
2
An essay on money as promises to pay, gold backing, and the off gold standard era. It argues real wealth is tangible, notes private citizens do not hold money, and urges readers to study economics to understand international payments and currency issues.
Mrs Carrie Dabson and others visit extended family in Greensboro while many couples from Wilmington Harrington and Dover spend weekends with relatives in town. Circle meetings, birthday celebrations for Sandy Knox, and local visits to family homes fill a detailed community snapshot.
Preston society items mix visits meetings and engagements including Mrs C E Anderson visiting relatives in Bridgeville, bridge clubs on Maple Ave and at home, Petersburg guest weeks, garden club gathering Feb 23, hospital patients, Lions Club hospital visit, Betty May Morrison engagement to Richard Glynn Pugh, store opening in Easton, and guests from Arlington and Philadelphia with various church and community activities.
Marydel civic activities include a Merle Norman Beauty Culture Studio lecture at Mrs. Lee Leslie’s home with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mills of Dover. New members welcomed. many visits, birthdays, and community events noted. A son, Gary Eugene Sherman, born Feb 21 at Air Base Hospital, weighs 9 pounds.
RIDGELY Alex Dawson is a patient in Memorial Hospital at Easton. Adam Holsinger has returned home from Easton Hospital. Mrs. Charles King is home from Easton Hospital. Frank Cohee is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kennard Parks. Mrs. Leon Travers, after February with Miss Margaret Swing, has returned home. James Lynch spent last week in St. Louis Missouri. Mr. and Mrs. A. Orrell Saulsbury spent several days this week at Dallas Texas. George Ross is a patient in the J. Paul Temple Seaford and visited his mother Mrs. W. T. Temple over Washington’s Birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Lowe of Dover were in town for the firemen’s supper February 22. Mrs. Wayne Brown of Easton spent Saturday with her mother Mrs. C. C. Covington. Miss Mary Lou Sander of Cordova and Hagerstown was a weekend guest of grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Phillips.
Mr and Mrs Carl Parker and Billy joined Mr and Mrs Paul Scott and family for supper last Tuesday. Turkey dinners honored 80th birthdays of Joshua Porter and Sally Maloney with multiple guests from Denton Preston Milton and Greenwood. Nearby visits included Edith Hickman and family due to the death of Margaret Breeding and other weekend gatherings among local residents. A closing note remarks that paying cash helps keep debts paid.
Alan Segar attended a CBYF Fellowship Supper at Green Hill Maryland on Sunday. Cadets Richard Murphy and Alan Christine from Fork Union Military Academy enjoyed mid winter leave with Richard Murphy and family. Peggy Murphy and Roger Segar attended Bob Wunderlich’s birthday party in Denton. Other local visits and gatherings include Homemakers Club meeting hosted by Mrs. James Sherwood and several residents visiting relatives in Easton Ridgely and Medford New Jersey.
OUR STATE UNIVERSITY Maryland local chambers of commerce the U S Small Business Administration and the University of Maryland will offer an eight week Business Management Institute beginning on April 4. Lectures and group discussions will be held Tuesdays 7 30 to 10 p m in the Health Science Laboratory auditorium on the Baltimore campus. Topics include organization communications personnel accounting data taxation deferred compensation profit sharing management laws and marketing. Information available from Director of Institutes University College University of Maryland at College Park.
Mr. Robert Allen Snedeker of the Social Security Administration will be at the Denton Fire House next Monday March 6 starting at 10 a m to assist residents with Social Security matters and subscriptions to the Journal.
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