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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1960
Page
8
The column reports engagements of Sondra L. Lord to James C. Smith III and Mary Alice Sherwood to Charles Jackson with upcoming June and December weddings. It notes Lee Coulby home from the University of Maryland, trips to Miami, hospital stays, a 86th birthday, a tonsillectomy, and a newborn daughter Pamela Beth born November 7 at Memorial Hospital Easton.
The Denton 4-H Club elects Ellen Fuchs as president and Mary Mezick as vice president with Ann Billmeier secretary Janet Lou Harris treasurer Sandra Can non as recreation leader Jane Aden parliamentarian and Diane Co alla as County Council delegate They met Oct 11 at Jane Aden s home. The club banquet Nov 3 featured a skit How To Lose A Man In Eight Easy Steps. The head table favors were a corn shock and two candy pumpkins. The Denton School PTA meets Nov 14 with teacher visitation schedules listed. The Dramatic Club presents Anyone For The Moon The Woman s Club held its November meeting with National Education Week posters winners Laura Jimison Dotty Vandegrift and Greg Jarrell receiving prizes. Guest speakers included Mrs James Cooper and Mr T Con over Crouse who recalled local school history. Mr Fred Sheeley discussed pupil services and modern aids in Caroline County High School. Five new members joined the Woman s Club: Mrs Edward Kaufman Mrs Robert Pippin Mrs Kemp Newnam Jr Mrs William Finn and Mrs Carman Leggett. Christmas gifts for mental hospital patients were planned for the Dec 2 meeting. After the business meeting hostesses served refreshments. Seven members attended the Eastern Shore District meeting in Salisbury on Dec 3. Other items note the birth of Joseph Lee to Mr and Mrs Jesse Werner on Oct 29 at Memorial Hospital Easton and the death of L Claude Covey 56 a Walkertown painter in Federalsburg with services at Williamson Funeral Home Federalsburg.
Mrs Dora B Trice 71 widow of Walter Trice died Sunday in Memorial Hospital Easton. She was active in Union Methodist Church WSCS Federalsburg and a member of the Federal Homemakers Club. Survived by two daughters Mrs William A Hart and Mrs Richard Matthews Federalsburg a son Theodore T Trice Federalsburg two brothers Harry and Roland McMahon Federalsburg two sisters Mrs Chris Nagel Federalsburg and Mrs Raymond Todd Preston. Services were held Wednesday afternoon at Williamson Funeral D O Clendaniel pastor of Union Methodist Church officiating. Interment Hill Crest Cemetery.
Delmarva soybean exports face tighter foreign material limits from buyers led by Japan. A 0.5 percent total foreign material cap and 0.07 percent morning glory seed are required, with uniform bean size for food use. Experts urge growers to produce clean beans to avoid discounts and lift potential premiums of 2 to 5 cents per bushel.
Mrs Annie Elizabeth Payne 90 long Dorchester County native died last Wednesday at Maple Shade Convalescent Home near Mardela Springs where she had resided four years Her husband T Howard Payne died in 1909 She was El Dorado Methodist Church member Survived by three sons P Rodney Edward T Lloyd W two daughters Grace Kelley Russell W Hallowell a sister and a brother Seven grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren also survive Funeral service held at Eldorado Methodist Church.
Miss Mary Catherine Cox a native of Preston died in Annapolis Sunday after a heart attack. A longtime teacher in Caroline County schools she moved to Annapolis in 1929 to continue teaching until her death. She was a graduate of Towson State Teachers College and Columbia University. Funeral services were held in Annapolis on Wednesday.
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Crothers argues that reflecting lower costs through the supply chain harms both producers and consumers as prices fall across the board. He warns that the chain reaction from reduced values hurts the market's overall health.
The Maryland Artificial Breeding Cooperative Inc held its 15th annual meeting on October 27 1960 at the University of Maryland. About 300 dairymen attended touring bulls and a type judging contest as officers were elected to the state board for three years. Dr Harry A Herman spoke on the future of artificial breeding in the United States. September business rose 7.95 with 415 more cows than Sept 1959 led by Frederick Harford and Washington counties. Notable breeders and farms contributed to the breedings and top ten Caroline dairymen listed.
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