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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1962

Page

2

Farm City Week Promotes Farmer City Understanding

The article urges person to person understanding between nations and stresses Farm City Week from November 16 to 22. It notes urban residents pay prices that include processing, taxes, and transportation and urges participation in community activities to bridge farm urban gaps before Thanksgiving Day.

Trade marks move into Communist economy in shift

The piece notes the Soviet Union adopting trade marks to boost quality and incentive after state ownership led to shoddy goods. It warns removing brand names from prescription drugs would curb progress and endanger public health, then shifts to church notes, community events, visits, and weekend trips.

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Greensboro social notes and visits across the region

A cascade of local appearances and family gatherings fills Greensboro and nearby towns. Notables include Mr Layton Mackey and sisters in Claymont, Del. Roscoe Calloway and family at a 50th anniversary in Milford. a Boumi Shrine Circus bus trip sponsored by Dr Wright for Goldsboro Henderson youths. hospital updates on residents in Easton Dover and Milford. and a Democratic Women’s Club delegation touring the White House with visits to three embassies.

Layton T. Mackey Claymont Del Katie Webber Roscoe Calloway Milford Horace Edwards Calloway D. B. Gallagher Wilmington Luther Bennett Ethel Thornton Gilbert Carrow Kenton Robert H. Wright Baltimore Goldsboro-Henderson Russell Wright John E. Boulais Edward Smith Lynchburg T. Olin Ford Marydel John Emerson Bridgetown John FE. Boulais Edward Schmitt

Weekend Socials Across Ridgely and Nearby Towns

Ridgely residents hosted and visited relatives and friends from Baltimore Seaford Georgetown and Newport in late October weekend gatherings. Attendants included Mr and Mrs Winford Bailey Mr and Mrs Wroten Mrs Cherry and Mrs Grubb with Walter Bush family in Middle River and Miss Elizabeth Wilson from Newport Del. Sunday service at the Methodist Church was attended by local families.

Nelson Bishop Ralph Sharp Memorial Hospital Easton Florence Taylor R. B. Rawlings Kent General Hospital Dover T. Dukes Robb Milford Irving Morris John James Minner John Shockley St. Michaels William Wroten Virginia Hamilton Washington Richard Bullock Phoebe Harrington Clara Seward Fred Seward Lester Haddick Winford Bailey Baltimore Seaford Temple William T. Temple James Reed John M. Saulsbury Georgetown Ladies Aid Mt. Olive Church Reed Harold Kruger Eugene A. Arnold Severna Park Irwin T. Saulsbury MacFarland Charles Cherry Elizabeth Wilson Newport Del Norman Wilson Elma Wilson

Community notices from Marydel and Dover area

Marydel area residents and families are noted for recent gatherings birthdays and visits. Tommy Deusa celebrated his birthday on Oct 28 with dinner guests from Milford and local families. Calvary Sunday School held a teenage bowling party at Dover Lanes with about 20 attendees. Calvary Church School sponsored a Halloween party with Civic Club help and prizes for two age groups.

Fred .Deusa Diane Paul Larry Andell Bobby Lee Milford Violet Deusa Tommy Tommy Deusa E. Siltoe Wilmington Kennard Shults Almina Farrow A. Lee Harman Charles Shewbrooks George Tessitori Pennsylvania Louis Collison Allentown Fred Deusa Tom Deusa Calvary Sunday School Dover Bowling Lanes Calvary Church School Civic Club Howard Tuxward Sam Ward Edgar Harman Shirley Melvin

Hillsboro Women Tour Washington Embassies Luncheon Host

On Wednesday the Hillsboro Democratic women traveled by bus to Washington. The itinerary included visits to the White House and the Chinese Nicaraguan and Austrian embassies. They were luncheon guests of Congressman and Mrs T F Johnson. Local participants included Mrs Bill Mason Mrs Charles DeFord Mrs Clarence Towers Mrs Lyman Cohee Mrs Oliver Todd Mrs Seth Willis Mrs Rufus Hutchison Mrs Matthews and Mrs Kennard Holden.

Democratic Party Washington White House T. F. Johnson Bill Mason Charles DeFord Clarence Towers Lyman Cohee Oliver Todd Seth Willis Rufus Hutchison Matthews Kennard Holden

Community notices from Dover area churches and families

Tuesday afternoon conference meeting replaced the district event at Dever church in Delaware. Local residents attend multiple church gatherings and social visits. Anniversaries, visits, and weekend trips are noted across Dover, Viola, and nearby towns with several generations mentioned. An upcoming service at Barratt's Chapel is announced for November 11.

Dever Del Charles Scott Memorial Hospital Easton Ray Patrick Jackie Preston Chas, DeFord Jake Holland Pauline Thomas Chester Joseph Thomas Howard Dodds Alan Segar Bridgewater College Edward Segar University of Maryland Dawson Segar Wesleyan Service Guild Laura Eveland MYF Seaford

Henderson Guests Visit from Elsmere and Washington

Mr and Mrs Edward Winner and children and Mr Nils Clark of Elsmere Del were guests of Mrs W F Clark and Miss Anna Bell last Wednesday Nils remained for the weekend Mrs Thomas W Hickman Mrs Louis Antal Jr Mrs Roland Thompson and Miss Helen Bjorge spent last Wednesday in Washington with the Caroline County Ladies Democratic Club Mrs Anna Houseal and Mrs Harry ...

Lewis Jones Clayton Porter Lewis Taylor Democratic Women’s Club Caroline County Greensboro White House Thomas F. Johnson Mesdames John FE. Boulais Levin W. Taylor, Sr Irving Morris Margaret Dobson Roland Bates Jane Ingersoll Mildred M. Ginn Mary K. Porter L. Mae Pippin Ann Taylor Frank Lawson Townsend Wallace Hutson Goldsboro Helen Bjerge Henderson Harold Overfield Dover Dora B. Melvin Thos. W. Hickman Walter R. Hickman Malvern T. A. Montague William A. Palmer and Sons Alice Bennett Dallas Moore Viola, del Fred A. Evans Hershey Kenneth Heverin Greensore Julia Gerth Thomas’ Chapel W. F. Clark Annabel Clark Edward Winner Elsmere Del C. A. Shenton Daisy Spiddle Wilmington Mary S. Pippin Ida Alexander Walter Wessel Nils Clark Annabel Nils Thomas W. Hickman Louis Antal, Jr Roland Thompson Helen Bjorge Washington Ladies’ Democratic Club Anna Houseal Harry

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