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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1963

Page

3

Getting the From Your Garden

Garden herb growing makes a comeback with historic plots at Williamsburg and other sites. The article lists popular herbs Basil Chive Dill Lavender Mint Rosemary Thyme and offers storage tips and cultivation guidance. It invites readers to request free vegetable growing information from Asgrow Garden Guide in New Haven Conn.

Williamsburg Mt. Vernon Old Sturbridge Asgrow Garden Guide New Haven 2 Conn

Next Week Perennials for a Labor Saving Garden

A practical guide outlines suitable perennials for a low maintenance garden, emphasizing drought tolerance, long bloom periods, and year round structure. It highlights plant choices suitable for shaded and sunny areas, with tips on spacing and soil preparation.

Bee Keepers Short Course At University Of Md

Maryland beekeepers may attend an Extension Short Course in Bee Keeping at the University of Maryland from June 17 to 21. The program covers honey bee biology and hive management with no sting charges. Enrollment needs a $15 fee and applications due by June 5. housing and meals available on request.

University of Md Maryland University of Maryland George J. Abrams Abrams Department of Entomology United States

Farm Front This Week Soybean Price Support Set At 1962 Level

The Agricultural Department set 1963 soybean price support at the 1962 level. National average support will be $2.25 per bushel, about 75 percent of March parity. Supports will use loans and purchase agreements for eligible producers. Soybeans must grade No 4 or better with no more than 14 percent moisture. County rate schedules with premiums and discounts will follow.

Pastor Rev G Bryan Blair Returns To Burrsville Charge

Rev G Bryan Blair was returned to Burrsville Charge for his second year and welcomed back with his family. MYF Counselor Francis H Trice Jr and group enjoyed a hay ride Friday evening. Community members and neighbors visited, celebrated birthdays, and hosted guests across several local households last week.

G. Bryan Blair Burrsville MYF Francis H. Trice, Jr Chas. Sewell Janice Cleveland Henry Queen Anne Nelson Henry

Hickman Welcomes Back Pastor Rev. Bryan G Blair

Community notes recount many visits and family gatherings in Hickman and nearby towns. Local residents entertain guests from Philadelphia to Greensboro, with a baptism at Trinity Methodist and a 4-H club event drawing seventy attendees. Several car incidents are reported with modest damages and warnings, alongside church and hospital visits and civic group meetings.

Demand for soybeans climbs past ten year average

Demand for soybeans has risen by over 30 million bushels annually on average during the past decade. Market prices for growing soybean supplies have generally stayed well above price-support loan levels.

Sympathy Extends for Noble Jarrell Sr. Death

Sympathy is extended to the family of Noble Jarrell Sr who passed away suddenly at his home on Saturday. Weekend visitors included Medford Marvel and daughter from Wilmington and Edward Jarrell with their son Ted Jarrell in Damascus Maryland. Clark Quillen and Louise Dennison visited Susan Dennison at Holton Arms School Washington. Mrs John Milby Janet Hutson and Eddie Hutson spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Elbert Connor in Seaford. Dinner guests on Sunday included Mr and Mrs Elbert Connor.

Bryan G. Blair Wesley Union Prospect Ames Jesse Iearins Johnnie Fearins Ellendale Wheatley Neal Charlotte Cynthia Sue Concord Paul Scott William Tull Wayne Bobby Mike Debbie Greenwood Clarence Breeding William Nagel Leroy Ricky Federalsburg Jesse Fearins Charlie Wroten Harry Friedman Philadelphia Edgar Wroten Lawrence Cannon Ronnie Cannon Lyman Wroten George Watson Drexel Hill James C. Fountain Fountain Dave Messick Gerald Banning Jerry Diana Isaac Noble Woodrow Passwaters Bertha Ennis Georgetown Luther Lee Timmy Denton Hickman Lee Nuttle Lumber Company Laura Ritz Messick Milford Memorial Hospital Jesse Fearing James Willoughby Hobbs Alpheus Horney New Haven Frank Breeding Wanda Councell William Councell Greensboro Robin May Coventry Carl Coventry Sam Heiser Scott Wilmington Wilson Smith Edmund Smith Cambridge Hospital Lee Turner University of Maryland Garland Turner Chester Johns Orlando Fla Edwin Johns Fire Company Noble Jarrell Medford Marvel Edward Jarrell Ted Jarrell Damascus Clark Quillen Louise Dennison Susan Dennison Holton Arms School Washington John Milby Janet K. Hutson Eddie Hutson Elbert Connor Seaford

Two Delaware men linked to Cross Roads Drive-In breakins

State Police report shows Paul Junior Williams and William E. Warren, both of Dover, arrested after a search near Cross Roads Drive-In. They are charged in multiple break ins including Marvel's Service Station and Mosley's Tavern. Evidence ties them to at least eight break-ins across Maryland and Delaware. Williams is jailed in Caroline County.

Cross Roads Caroline County Paul Junior Williams Dover Williams William E. Warren Maryland Delaware Marvel’s Mosley Rte

Temptation to Agree Over Reasoned Debate Noted

A reflection on choosing to yield to pressure by agreeing with certain people instead of engaging in a pointless argument that wastes time and energy. The idea cautions against surrendering principles to avoid conflict.

Weeds Take Over After Slight Expansion

A quirky adage echoes a garden truth as minor allowances for invasive plants turn into a yard of trouble. Gardeners warn that small exemptions can lead to large, unwelcome growth, complicating upkeep and control.

Truth in Lending Bill Promotes Consumer Credit Transparency

Congress should require full disclosure of credit costs at the retail level. The public deserves clear written details on finance charges and true annual interest rates to compare lenders, enabling wiser shopping for credit and reducing misleading rate information. Both parties should back strong truth in lending protections.

United States Congress Senate

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