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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1955
Page
9
The County Agent urges farmers to scan for army worms now as the pest appears in nearby regions. It details the moth and caterpillar life stages, egg laying, broods, and the full growth cycle from egg to adult, with notes on migration, hibernation, and control hints.
Mrs Roland Towers celebrated a birthday with family visits in Federalsburg while friends and relatives from Greensbor o Easton Denton and Tuckahoe Neck stopped by or hosted gatherings last week. Hospital observation for Mrs Chas Davis and multiple dinners and weekend visits tied the schedule across several households.
Marydel notes welcome Rev and Mrs Covington for another year. Reports on hospital patients, visits by Amos Wyatt and Edwin Guth and baby in Gale's Ferry Conn. Cancer Drive contributions reach $55.85. Local trips and church activities, youth conference in Wilmington, and theater outing at the Boyd Theatre. Civic club meetings, lectures by Elder Archa Dart, and Lions Club charter night in Cordova are mentioned.
Mrs Shirley Trice of Denton spent Monday of last week with her parents Mr and Mrs Paul Maloney in a brief report noting family visitation in Washington area society notes.
J E McCaffrey, vice president of International Paper, told the Southern Pulpwood Conservation Association that the South’s pulpwood use will rise from about 14.4 million cords in 1952 to an estimated 30 million cords in 1975, a 107 percent increase, adding to lumber and pole needs. The National Association of Manufacturers cited his Atlanta speech outlining industry requirements.
The Baltimore Sunday American promotes the Jackpot Crossword Puzzle with a weekly cash prize. Readers are invited to solve the crossword for a chance to win money and enjoy a guaranteed entertaining challenge.
A canine's tongue is the sole body part that sweats, providing a unique cooling mechanism. Dogs regulate temperature primarily through panting and surface evaporation rather to sweating like humans.
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