Spring farming tips guide from county agent
The county agent urges readiness for spring work with tractor tune ups, feeder and fertilizer checks, soil preparation, and planting plans. Advice covers seed quality, small grains, corn and soybeans, fumigation for nematodes, pruning fruit trees, strawberry planting, peas, malathion spray, and poultry range management to cut costs and boost yields.
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Temple
Local Social Notes From Henderson Events
Mrs Rose Kusmaul visits relatives in Newark Delaware and Philadelphia Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs William Phillips dined with Mr and Mrs Chas Nichols Greensboro Sunday. Mr and Mrs C A Shenton Wilmington spent Monday with Mrs Mary S Pippin. Mrs Sally Cole and Mr Gene Cole Wilmington weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Medford. Sewing Circle delightfully entertained by Miss Annabel Clark Tuesday eve ning. Mrs Dora B Melvin and Miss Catherine Melvin with Mr and Mrs Charles R Walls near Dover Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ira Wooters near Greenwood visited Rev and Mrs Grover Tharp Sunday.
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Rose Kusmaul
Newark
Del
Philadelphia
William Phillips
Chas. Nichols
Greensboro
C. A. Shenton
Wilmington
Mary S. Pippin
Sally Cole
Gene Cole
Roy Medford
Esther DeWitt
Goldsboro
Annabel Clark
Dora B. Melvin
Catherine Melvin
Charles R. Walls
Dover
Ira Wooters
Greenwood
Grover Tharp
Harry Gordon
Harry Karcher, Sr
Irvin Berkey
Media
Gordon
Baltimore
William L. Gardner
Tappahannock
Fred Cohee
Henry Irwin
Lida Wegman
Joe Weber
Brooklyn
N. Y
W. P. Watson
Fred Monroe
Salisbury
Watson
Monroe
Allen Memorial Baptist Church
Ethel Stufft
Cyrus Stufft
Edgar Stufft
Paoli
David Stufft
West Chester
Elmer Stufft
Glenolden
Benjamin Baughley
Chadds Ford
Cassius Fisher
Green Ridge
William Morgan
John Grundy
Oscar Starkey
Joseph Morris
Centreville
Medford Starkey
Herman Starkey
Homer Benton
Dudley Clough
Sadlersville
William Clough
Massey
James Shelton
Leslie Booker
John Godwin
Lucy Walters
Barclay
Palmer Pippin
Hillsboro
William Collier
Henderson
Margaret Blackburn
Ridgely
Alonzo Cohee
Roy Slaughter
Denton
Sue Price
Medford Price
Kent General Hospital
Wilmer Webber
Thomas Ober
John Shockley
St. Michaels
Irving Morris
Neb Cover
Seaford
Arthur Dean
Byron Poore
Donald Dacier
Framingham
Mass
Josephine Bastian
H. B. Bastian
Oscar Nichols
Raymond Nichols
Sadie Ash
John Cahall
Smyrna
Nichols
Raymond
Jack Wells
Clayton
Greensboro Socials and Church News Highlight Local Guests
Greensboro society notes cover dinners, hospital visits, and church events. Families from Henderson Easton Claymont Dewar attend gatherings. memorial hospital observation for Mrs Nichols. St Pauls Methodist conference led by Rev Grayson Wheatley with church officers elected. Baptist Women’s Society hosted prayer week and Alaska work study. Visitors to Easton Dover Salisbury Wilmington and Baltimore are listed among weekend trips and extended family appearances.
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George Lake
James R. Lake
Charles Nichols
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Albert Stengel
Baltimore
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Greensboro
WSCS
Preston W. Spence, Jr
Grayson H. Wheatley
St. Paul’s
Women’s Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Southland
Dana McClung
W. P. Watson
North Star
Alaska
Robert Hastings
Mabel Hastings
William West
Florence Thornton
R. C. Downey
Wilmington
Color In Your Life Health Advice In March
Health for all explains how color influences mood and energy, with red boosting vigor and blue calming. It suggests practical, inexpensive uses of color in clothing, decor, meals, and imagery to improve well being without major purchases, and notes seasonal color shifts for comfort.
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March
Maryland Farmers urged to sign up for conservation program
Maryland farmers were urged to join the 1955 Agricultural Conservation Program by George B. Reeves, chairman of the Maryland ASC. The program covers pasture renovation, tile and open ditch drainage, farm ponds, contour strip cropping, and more, with government reimbursement of about half the cost. Farmers who overharvest basic crop allotments are ineligible for reimbursements, though pending bills in Congress could remove this restriction.
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Maryland
George B. Reeves
Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Reeves
ASC
Congress
Rest Comes After Task Completion Proverb
A concise note asserts that earning rest requires finishing work first, framing diligent effort as the path to relief and reward. The saying emphasizes discipline and steady progress as keys to well earned downtime.
Foreign investment projections for 1975 growth plan
The report predicts that if US income grows on its trend line and doubles in twenty years, foreign investments could reach about 15 billion dollars annually by 1975, totaling 75 billion with allocations of 15 to Canada, 5 to Australia, at least 10 to the Middle East, 5 to Africa, and 40 to Latin America. Investments must be wisely managed as international markets expand. US exports exceed imports, and much production abroad involves American capital or joint ventures with host nationals.
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America
Canada
Australia
Middle East
Africa
Latin America
United States
Why Some Students Dread School
An observation notes that education can feel distant to learners as many students express dislike for school. The tone suggests frustration with student engagement and the classroom environment.
Parents help with Junior’s school homework at home
Parents across communities are urged to assist children with homework routines. Experts emphasize consistency, organized study spaces, and guidance that builds independent learning skills while reinforcing classroom concepts.
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S. Catherine Melvin
Ethel Thornton
Robert Draper
Aston
Louise Clements
Dorothy Swann
Georgia Swann
Melvin Cole
S. A
William Caine
Richard Walls
Bainbridge Naval Center
Thomas Clark
Gertrude Longfellow
Harry Bilbrough
Springfield
James Bilbrough
Sherwood
Sherwood Oil
ORSAT
G. D. Crouse
Junior
Ne ‘Goodsyearls
Earl M. Grouse
4Th & Market Sts
Caroline Home & Auto Supply
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