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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1963
Page
2
Henry J. Taylor argues in a column that double taxation on corporate profits hurts 18 million shareowners, a form of discrimination not faced by other groups. He says the losses to all taxpayers come from tax savings redirected to investment and economic activity, urging Congress to consider tax reform.
The Greensboro 4-H Favors met February 21 at Kay Stirn’s home with Nancy Porter presiding. A WSCS circle gathering followed with three groups meeting at local homes. Community notices include Boy Scouts seeking used uniforms and a Greensboro Fire Co response to a damaging house fire.
The Marydel Civic Club met at Mrs. Herbert Butts home with Mrs. Sam Ward presiding. A new member, Mrs. Elvin Phillips, was welcomed. An informative program by Kent County Demonstration Agent Mrs. Katie Thomas covered drapery and upholstery materials. Social hour followed.
Residents and guests share visits and hospital notes from Easton to Crumpton. Calls from Feasterville Hatboro and Bridgetown mark a busy weekend. Birth announced in Easton Memorial Hospital. Lent breakfast with Ridgely Methodist men and Caroline County groups noted along with church events and local visits.
Two announcements were made before the meeting adjourned. Plans are underway to form a Webelos Den for boys aged ten and a half to prepare them for Boy Scouts. A parent training class will be held in connection with Cub work soon.
Sympathy is extended to the family of Mrs. Rose Kusmaul who died Saturday in Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Dora B. Melvin and daughter Catherine visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Overfield in Dover. Mrs. Mary Klepacki and Mr. T. H. Gough are patients in Memorial Hospital. Henderson MYF plans to sing at Evangelistic Services at Hurlock Methodist Church next Saturday evening led by Rev. Edwin L. Johns. WSCS was entertained by Mrs. Pearl Jones. M. T. A. Montague is a patient at Emily P. Bissell Hospital in Wilmington. Mr. Wallace Jones of Dover visited relatives Sunday. Little Miss Myrna Houseal of Dover spent the week with uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Harry Purnell. Mrs. Casper Meredith and Mrs. Delbert Jester of Church Hill visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Purnell and Mrs. Anna Houseal Sunday. Mr. C. A. Shenton of Wilmington called on Mrs. Mary S. Pippin Saturday.
Social notes record numerous visits and attendances across Delaware and Maryland. Donald Everngam of Wye Mills mourned. William Baker and in-laws attended the funeral. University of Delaware events included Reading Conference activities for Noble Jarrell Jr and Louise Dennison.
Hillsboro residents Miss Beth Thornton and Peggy Murphy joined relatives for visits near Milford and Denton. The Hillsboro Queen Anne Methodist MYF plans a March 30 Calendar Party at 7 30 p m with a penny per year of age or fifty cent admission. WSCS met at the parsonage. Scout Troop 133 and Queen Anne youths spent a weekend at Camp Rodney near Elkton with several named participants.
Landing, Cambridge, Greensboro, Ridgely, and Killsboro residents attended a Sewing Circle meeting at Mrs. Smith Shockley home with 12 members present. The treasurer reported, minutes were approved, a motion to buy aluminum pitchers for the Community Hall was passed, and plans for the annual bus trip were discussed. Refreshments were served.
Mr and Mrs Harold Holsinger Alan and Myra thank the Denton Ridgely Greensboro and Goldsboro Fire Companies for promptness and aid after their home was destroyed. They express gratitude for the many acts of kindness from friends and neighbors. Drive to arrive alive.
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