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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1956

Page

6

Funeral of the Constitution echoes a political delirium

A dramatic protest piece imagines burying the Constitution while railing at international plots and the Supreme Court. The speech, attributed to Russell Maguire in The American Mercury, denounces globalists and urges Americans to defend the founding charter amid fears of treason and loss of rights.

Supreme Court United Nations Yesteryear United States America Russell Maguire American Mercury

Pertinent Information You Should Know About Wills

Spring housecleaning prompts a review of wills and estate plans. Check if you have a will, its validity, and whether it is in good order to prevent future complications. Ensure proper execution, updates after life changes, and clarity of beneficiaries and assets.

Charity American Legion Magazine

Girl Scout Cookie Sale Reaches 1956 Milestone

Miss Iliane Schadt of the Peninsula Girl Scout Council reports the 1956 Cookie Sale totaled 33,600 boxes across nine districts, a 58 percent jump from last year. Profit of 6,400 goes to Camping Fund and sending five local girls to the National Senior Roundup in Michigan. troops receive about 1,350 for their work, marking a 116 percent increase in troop funds.

Iliane Schadt Peninsula Girl Scout Council Michigan

Unity Club Highlights 4-H At March Meeting

The Unity Club met on Wednesday March 21 with 4-H as the theme. Members discussed the meaning of 4-H in the community and the need for more leaders. New member Mrs C C Merriken joined the group. Vp Mrs D Ralph Horsey was absent and Mrs George Lowe presided. About 30 people attended including children.

Unity Club Roy Adams You Maggie T. J. Turkington William G. Towers George Clendaniel Norman Raleigh Preston Lee Walston Empire State Building Jerry Fletcher California C. C. Merriken Frank Zeigler Sr Susan Leese

Planning Group 2 Meets at Voss Home on St Patrick Day

Planning Group 2 of Maryland Farm Bureau met March 20 at Mr. and Mrs. Martin Voss home. I D Zeigler led discussion on Maryland Port Authority. Group favors private enterprise pay as you go and opposes more taxes. Members urge farmers to improve port facilities and trade programs. University studies to expand Maryland products abroad. Mrs Voss and Mrs Gardner led games. Mrs Dulin and Mrs Lowe won Irish word prizes. Refreshments fit St Patrick's Day.

Maryland Farm Bureau Martin Voss I. D. Zeigler Maryland Port Authority Baltimore City Maryland William Gardner Robert Dulin George Lowe

Homemakers Observe Home Demonstration Week in Maryland

About 300 Homemakers from 17 clubs in Caroline County join 19 000 Maryland club members for National Home Demonstration Week April 29 to May 5. A county meeting at Preston fire house May 1 features luncheon, speaker Mrs Hester Beale Provensen from University of Maryland, and a Style Revue.

Caroline County Maryland Preston Fire House Homemakers Club Hester Beale Provensen University of Maryland Hansen Hoffman Ridgely Baltimore City County Home Demonstration Denton

Women’s Traffic Group Met Here Wednesday

Caroline County Women’s Group For Traffic Safety organized on Wednesday at the Health Center, Denton. District chairmen were appointed: Miss Louise Dennison of Goldsboro, Mrs. Max Stirn of Greensboro, Mrs. Gus Koste of Denton, Mrs. Paul C. Trice of Federalsburg, Mrs. S. Edward Carney of Denton, Mrs. Clifton G. Crouse of Queen Anne, and Mrs. Elmer Robinson of Federalsburg.

Caroline County Women’s Group For Denton Clifton G. Crouse Queen Anne Elmer Robinson Federalsburg

Social Security Card Steps for Farm Workers

A farm employee should obtain a Social Security Account Number Card if not on file and show it to the employer. To get a card, visit the nearest Social Security Office or request Form SS-5 at a post office and mail it to the Salisbury Maryland District Office. Having the number ensures credit for wages.

Social Security Administration Salisbury

Solvent solitude tested over time

If able to sustain solvency, solitude remains bearable for a reasonable period. The quote suggests financial security reduces isolation's burden and supports endurance in quiet amid economic stability.

Apple Beans and Bacon Picnic Dish Plan

Sc tops OING on a picnic with pork and beans baked with chopped tart apple and bacon slices. Instructs partially cooking bacon, mixing with beans, adding brown sugar, and baking 30 minutes at 375 F. Serves four and keeps hot in newspaper wrapped casserole for transport.

Handsome brick-fronted two-bedroom with luxury features

Big and handsome here is a brick-fronted two-bedroom home offering a Hollywood bathroom, large master with his and hers closets, double glazed windows, efficient U-shaped kitchen, and a two-car garage. A king-sized study plan is available to readers for 25 cents plus mailing from Modern Plan Service, Dept. H, Lincoln Building, Mt. Vernon, New York.

Modern Plan Service Dept. H. Lincoln Bldg Mt. Vernon N. Y

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