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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1958
Page
3
The Caroline County dairy community faces reduced pasture by July with potential extension into late August. Advice includes silage or hay from surplus pasture, subdividing fields, seeding Sudan grass or Pearl Millet, careful grazing, nitrogen application, and vigilant armyworm checks.
The 1959 wheat price support starts at a minimum of 1.81 dollars per bushel if two-thirds of June 20 referendum voters approve marketing quotas. The guarantee may rise with parity price and supply data as of July 1 1959, and producers within allotments in the commercial area would qualify for support on all wheat produced.
Marydel and nearby towns share social updates including the May 16 wedding of Miss Ann Bose to Philip Gunter at Calvary Methodist Church Marydel chaired by Rev William Hawkins. Local visitors, civic club events, a new minister, and youth activities at Marydel Baptist Immanuel Church are noted along with school and weekend visits among families and students.
In noncommercial counties the area will get 75.47 percent of support if quotas are not approved by two thirds. If not approved, support for the 1959 wheat crop in commercial areas falls to 50 percent of parity, about $1.20 per bushel. Compliance with allotments remains required for the lower price. The $1.81 per bushel equals 75 percent of parity. Support level hinges on estimated total supply versus a normal supply for the year. The 1959-60 wheat supply is now estimated at 170.9 percent of normal.
Mrs. Romine Cartwright and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Smith and Clayton Kinnamon visited Percy Meredith in Wilmington on Sunday. Travers Shively and son from Augusta, Ga., are guests of Noble Shively. Tim Williams and boys joined a picnic dinner with Francis Kinnamon near town. Roland Cartwright and Har nearby companions joined the gathering with others in Goldsboro.
Centreville area residents noted as Troop 263 members with Scoutmaster Garland Turner attended the Elks Boy Scout Field Day in Easton on Saturday. Scouts Gordon Walls Jimmie Luff Mike Williams Eugene Richards Gordon Sylvester Bobby Ecell David Drake Donald Thompson Johnny Gavoille Jerry Jarrell earned a trophy for knot tying relay sack race observation and signaling.
Mr and Mrs Preston Evans and family from Alabama are visiting Mr and Mrs Tarvey Shively this week as part of a celebration for Barry Williams eighth birthday.
Marian Robinson reports social visits in Federalsburg and Cambridge with Adams family relatives. Deb ie Fountain and Lewis Lockerman called on the Johnson sisters. Randall Dustworth of New Jersey visited his father and Charley Johnson. Minnie Adams hosted Nancy and Cheryl Dennis. Mrs Robinson and Mrs Adams have grippe. Subscribe for the Line Journal.
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