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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1954

Page

4

Progress With People at 21st annual food chain meeting

A national food chain association held its 21st annual meeting in New York City with the theme Progress With People. The piece traces retailing history from mass distribution to modern services and declining wholesale to retail price spreads due to free competition.

National Food Chain Association New York City

Greensboro Homemakers plan trays and Christmas party

The Greensboro Homemakers met at Mrs. Melvin Carroll's home for roll call and minutes. They discussed etching trays, with Mrs. Mary Embert assisting, and planned a Christmas party and the January meeting at Mrs. Frank Ziegler Jr.'s. The Junior Women's Club thanked supporters of Tag Day raising 88.13 to date, and members attended WSCS District Meeting at Wesley Chapel near Rock Hall. Numerous visits and social notes follow from area residents across Greensboro, Wilmington, Chester, and Del., with several out-of-town guests and service members mentioned.

Greensboro Melvin Carroll Health Association Frank Ziegler, Jr Carroll Washington Mary Embert Frank Zieg Ler

Grandma Taylor’s 1924 Franklin Not For Sale Sign

Gre Marsh notes Grandma Taylor’s perfectly polished 1924 Franklin parked at curb with a bold spare-tire sign reading Not for sale. She explains the old-car craze, insisting the cherished automobile remains priceless, while the author prefers new cars. The piece closes with a call to respect differing tastes and ride along smoothly.

Grandma Taylor Joe

Memorial and area residents noted in hospital and social items

RIDGELY A Orrell Saulsbury Sr is a patient in Memorial Hospital Easton Rev and Mrs Leelan Jackson returned home Sunday from Morehead City NC Mr and Mrs Robert Hutson and two children are occupying the apartment of Mrs A G Saulsbury William J Sculley is a patient in University Hospital Baltimore Mr and Mrs Everett Noble and daughter of Princess Anne were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Ronald R Lane Mr and Mrs Allen Bennington announced the birth of a son David November 10th in Milford Memorial Hospital Milford Del Cpl Claude M Rampmeyer stationed at Fort Bragg NC is at home on a 7 day leave Mallory Winstead son of Mr and Mrs Mallory B Winstead is a pa Mr and Mrs Roy Mitchell of Kentmore Park were callers of Mrs J A Mitchell and Miss Edna M Detwiler They were accompanied by Mr Mitchells mother Mrs Ida Mitchell of Wilmington who remained with her sister for a few days before spending the balance of this week with her sister Mrs A G Gelletty near Williston Mrs Calvin C Covington Mrs Ronald R Lane Miss Stella Matthews Miss Elsie Matthews and Mrs Harry Kemp attended the district meeting of the WSCS held at Wesley Chapel near Rock Hall Thursday of last week.

A. Orrell Saulsbury Memorial Hospital Easton Leelan Jackson Morehead City N. C Robert Hutson A. G. Saulsbury William J. Sculley University Hospital Baltimore Everett Noble Princess Anne Ronald R. Lane Allen Bennington David Milford Memorial Hospital Milford Del Claude M. Rampmeyer Fort Bragg Mallory Winstead Mallory B. Winstead Roy Mitchell Kentmore Park J. A. Mitchell Edna M. Detwiler Mitchell Ida Mitchell Wilmington A. G. Gelletty Williston Calvin C. Covington Stella Matthews Elsie Matthews Harry Kemp

Adams Day at Bloomery Methodists Family Event

Marian Robinson reports Adams events in Federalsburg Maryland. Mr and Mrs Ray Fitzgerald entertain relatives. Bloomery WSCS meets with Mrs Ethel Bowdle on Tuesday evening November 23 with Mrs Anna Robison assistant hostess. Mr and Mrs Wm G Dennis and daughter of Lewes visit. Cow sale attended by Maurice Adams Edna Adams and others. Bernice Lare called on Sarah Arner.

Ray Fitzgerald Bloomery Wscs Ethel Bowdle Anna Robinson Wm. G. Dennis Lewes Earle Robinson Maurice Adams Edna Adams Adams Bloomery Methodist Church Bernice Lare Sarah Arner

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