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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1956

Page

8

Layton Rust wedding in Denton and Harrington

The marriage of Ottilie Layton of Denton to Norman L. Rust of Harrington occurred at Pilgrim Holiness Church on Saturday at 2 PM with Rev. Edward M. Wheatley officiating. Mrs. Paul Dill was matron of honor and Mr. Paul Dill served as best man. The couple plans to reside near Harrington.

Ottilie Layton Denton Norman L. Rust Harrington Pilgrim Holiness Church Edward M. Wheatley Paul Dill Rust

Williston Guild and Local Club Meet and Births Noted

The Williston Guild meets Friday November 23 at Mrs. Daisy Rice home. The Republican Women’s Club of Caroline County held a meeting at Mrs. Carlton Mandrell’s home. Linden Shaffer announce birth of Laura Kay on November 5 at Memorial Hospital Easton. Numerous personal notices cover visits, relocations, hospital stays, births, and weekend travels among locals, including Bronwyn Jordan’s rheumatic fever and Leslie Frederick Lutz Jr.’s birth at Memorial Hospital Easton. Circles of First Methodist Church set meetings for November 19 with Circle No 1 at 8 PM at Mrs. Howard Mezick’s home.

Williston Guild Daisy Rice Republican Women’s Club Caroline County Carlton Mandrell Linden Shaffer Laura Kay Memorial Hospital Easton Carrie Wagner Dover J. Claude Wheatley Robert Warner Church Hill University Hospital Baltimore Jean Thawley Burrsville B. F. Somers Salome Somers Bryan Beth and Keaton Ambler Wharton Bryan Garden Road Fred J. Wright Iaston James M. Clarke G. Raymond Brooks Bronwyn Jordan Joseph S. Jordan Bronwyn 41St St West Bradenton Fila William H. Cole Oil City Preston Smith Georgia A. T. Thawley Belleview Florida Alfred Reddish Fifth Avenue Marvel Friedel Rehoboth Del E. Rowland Seeders Annapolis C. H. Morrison Lcdr Austin R. Murphy Arlington, Va Austin Murphy Leslie F. Lutz Leslie Frederick

Record Tag Day Totals Reach $791.20 Across Districts

Health Association’s Tag Day drive raised $791.20 with several districts setting records. District captains and contributions include Federalsburg $126.22, Preston $117, American Corners $50.25, Hillsboro $12, Ridgely $85.72, West Denton $36, Denton $206, Greensboro $85, Goldsboro $12, Henderson $6.69, Marydel $50, and county chairwoman Mrs. Frank Zeigler Jr.

Health Association Everett Gambrill Federalsburg Harry H. Rieck Preston Charles Hackett American Corners Pearl Eveland Hillsboro Clarence Ringcold Ridgely Lula Ward Mildred Kern George Clendaniel West Denton George Lowe H. Earle Smith Denton Margaret Myers Greensboro Howard Shockley Goldsboro Roland Thompson Henderson T. Olin Ford Marydel Frank Zeigler, Jr

Apex Wood Opens Greensboro Wood Yard Plant

Apex Wood Products Co of Baltimore and Linkwood Maryland opens a Greensboro woodyard near the railroad. Secretary Treasurer David F. Stewart will spend substantial time in Greensboro to receive pulp wood and pay cash on delivery. The firm, operating since 1928, expects benefits for the county and community.

Apex Wood Products Co Baltimore Linkwood Greensboro David F. Stewart

Three Big Days At Cross Roads Drive-In Shows

Starting Thanksgiving Day November 22 the Cross Roads Drive-In near Denton presents two shocks in one weekend. Girls In Prison stars Richard Denning Joan Taylor Lance Fuller and Adele Jergens in a brutal melodrama while Hot Rod Girl features Lori Nelson John Smith and Chuck Connors with blazing road exploits. Also notes that President Garfield’s term ended with Chester A Arthur.

Cross Roads Drive-In Denton Richard Denning Joan Taylor Lance Fuller Adele Jergens Lori Nelson John Smith Chuck Connors American International

Fall Survey Shows Fewer Corn Borers in Maryland

Wallace C Harding Jr reports Maryland’s fall average is 78 borers per 100 stalks, down from 140 last year, with ten fields per county sampled. The study tracks overwintering borers to predict next season’s losses, urges tillage to destroy stalks by May 1 1957, and notes Bulletin 135 offers control methods and history. copies free via county agents.

Maryland Wallace C. Harding, Jr University of Maryland Extension Service Harding Carroll Worcester

This Thanksgiving Poem by Hilda K Wiggin

A concise Thanksgiving verse expressing gratitude to the Gracious Lord for answered prayers and blessings of the year. It asks for a thankful heart and acts of kindness, pledging to help others as part of devotion.

Maryland Feeder Pig Sale Set for November 29

A new market for feeder pigs opens with the first Maryland Feeder Pig Sale on November 29 at the Baltimore Livestock Auction Market West Friendship. Pigs must weigh 25 to 125 pounds and be double vaccinated for hog cholera with veterinary certificates. The event is run by the Maryland Swine Producers Association and Maryland Extension Service, attracting buyers from several states.

Rogers Maryland Baltimore James R. Fergnson University of Maryland Extension Livestecl South Carolina Ohio Illinois New York Maryland Swine Producers Association Maryland Extension Service

Horticultural Society To Meet December 11 And 12

The 70th annual Peninsula Horticultural Society meeting will be held at Capital Grange Hall Dover on December 11 and 12 1956. James Richardson president says the two day program features latest Delmarva fruit and vegetable grower research with Vegetable Day on December 11 including a general morning program and topics on chemical practices.

Richardson Maryland Delaware Virginia R. F. Stevens Peninsula Horticultural Society Box Newark The Capital Grange Hall Dover James Richardson Delmarva Peninsula

Befo re the End Poem by Hilda Wiggin Lowe

The poem reflects on decline and loss using flowers and autumn as metaphors. It contrasts bright bloom with eventual fall and likeness to beloved people nearing end, noting the preciousness only in the brief moment before passing away.

Beauty Fades Amid Pearly Smile’s Quiet End

The lines reflect a transient loveliness and bliss that begin as one pauses before an impending end. A concise meditation on beauty fading and memory, with a calm, somber tone that mirrors a quiet, reflective moment.

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