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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1955
Page
7
A short poem describes October breezes stirring the day through colored trees. Leaves softly fall as they drift outward with the wind. The breeze sings and sighs as trees sway under sunny autumn days.
An explainer on the polio threat and how the Salk vaccine helps protect children and young adults. It covers how immunity works, why three virus types must be included, and the goal of universal vaccination to reduce paralysis risk for most Americans.
Ira Dill of Westover Pa visited friends in Burrsville and attended Wesley Church services. Homecoming at Concord Church on the Seaford Circuit presided by Rev Manuel Buarque. Dinners hosted for Martha Short and others. William Atkinson sells summer home to Ida Harmoning. Wilmington visitors Mr and Mrs Wm Joyce visit Porter household. Union Church oyster ham and chicken salad supper on Nov 16. Theodore Warren Jr and family from Camden NJ weekend visitors. Wesley Church ladies thank helpers for Oct 13 supper.
At the first UCC 4-H Club meeting Miss Marybelle Remsburg outlines camp qualifications for June next year and notes members may earn funds by chores at 75 cents per hour or more. Members review project record books required for merit awards and future goals. The club will attend the County 4-H Banquet at Ridgely on Nov 17 after a brief meeting. Refreshments included apple cider and cookies.
The Greensboro Town and Country Club met Monday November 7 at Mrs John Berger's home with 16 members. They raised nearly 30 dollars in a bake sale and planned a Christmas party at Seaford on December 14. The club will donate one dollar for honors for Mrs Harcum and will host the next meeting at Mrs John Riffle's home.
A poem elegy for a mother's passing, describing autumn leaves and shadows as she leaves for a "brighter day" New morning light and sunbeam symbolize her death and her earthly work completed with a final smile and blessing.
In loving remembrance of our husband and father Linwood Long who died November 10 1947 Eight years have passed since that sad day Our hearts still long for you and miss your steady love Mrs and Daughter remember and honor his memory with quiet devotion
The self employed farm operator pays 3 percent of net self employment income for 1955. The tax is 3 percent of the first 4200 dollars of net earnings each year through 1959, with the exact tax depending on the operator's net income.
Poem by Hilda K Wiggin Love praising daily strength from God. It speaks of renewing energy for work words fellowship and fun and for sorrow guiding hearts to follow His way to bring heaven nearer.
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