Melvin and Johnson Incorporated Officials and Denton Address
Melvin and Johnson Incorporated lists Benjamin F. Johnson as president and treasurer and Mary Melvin as vice president and secretary. Published every Friday at 205 Market Street Denton Maryland the county seat of Caroline County. Entered as second class matter March 3 1879 at the post office Maryland under the Act of March 3 1879 at Denton.
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Melvin & Johnson, Incorporated
Benjamin F. Johnson
Mary Melvin
Market Street
Denton
Maryland
Caroline County
Blueprint for federal efficiency proposal circulated
A committee linked to Citizens Committee and House candidates circulated research kits weeks before the election. The aim is for elected officials to study the material and implement recommendations that could save about $5 billion annually, possibly more, seen as a decisive plan for greater federal government efficiency.
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Mmittee
Citizens Co
House
Candi- Hoover
Senate
Division Of A Dollar Shows Farmers Get Forty Cents
Oklahoma Farm Bureau reports that farmers receive 39.5 cents of every consumer food dollar, down 23 percent since 1947, while labor shares rise to 31.5 cents and handlers fall to 2.9 cents. The shift reflects more processed foods and strong competition keeping retailer profits low. other costs total 23.3 percent.
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Ers
Oklahoma Farm Bureau
What a Country! Fortune on American spending boom
Fortune’s October feature by Burck and Parker traces rising consumer outlays from 1950 to 1960, noting per capita income growth to $6,000 and a shift to spend better. It highlights inter-industry competition, broader living standards, and a nuanced view of a still imperfect economy.
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Fortune
Gilbert Burck
Sanford Parker
Paris
Messrs. Burck and
Parker
U. S
Buick-Parker
Buick
Florida
Greensboro church women study mission work and events
The Greensboro Baptist Church Women’s Missionary Society met to discuss Joy From Wells of Salvation and World Missions observances on December 4 and 5. Planning included the Mission Christmas Offering on December 11 and district clothing drives for New Windsor via World Overseas Relief.
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Women’s Missionary Society of
Greensboro Baptist Church
Wells of Salvation
Wilma McClung
World Missions
McClung
Youth Fellowship
New Windsor
The
World Overseas Relief
Greensboro Homemakers’ Club
David Spiering
4-H Club
Maryland State Hospital
Cambridge
Town and Country Club
Wilton Porter
Theodore Nashold
It Happens Every Week
Denton guests include the Reed daughter and Barbara Joan Reed while the Woodrow Pass family visits. Wilmington visitors stay with Charlie Stevens. Mrs. Russell Breeding and son Blaine spend Tuesday with Mrs. Wilmer Nagel in Federalsburg.
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Woodrow Passwaters
C Beverly
Barbara Joan Reed
Denton
Harry Gilbert
Wilmington
Charlie Stevens
Russell Breeding
Blaine
Wilmer Nagel
Federalsburg
Community Notes of Ridgely and Nearby Visitors
Henderson and Mary Lou Draper visited Mr. and Mrs. Blades near Ridgely last Tuesday. The Wards from Jacksonville Fla arrived Friday to stay with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Nichols and plan to move to Philadelphia. Several couples hosted guests and shared meals, with local WSCS meeting and recovery wishes for Wade Isner. Office addresses and service details for Bobby Clark and mail inquiries appear as personal notes.
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Sadie Ash
Ash
Wilson
Wade Isner
Wilmington Hospital
Carl Parker
Freddie Torbert
Paul Scott
Robert E. Clark
Bobby
Robert J. Clark
R. A
Co. M
Local Social Notes From Preston And Easton
Mrs. Lee Noble entertained the Monday Club while Judson Bateman lies injured in Memorial Hospital Easton after a Thursday morning crash. J Max Chambers hosted a cocktail party and buffet before the Caroline Cotillion Club dance at the Tidewater Inn. Pauline Stell visited Dorothy Osteen. A R Poole remains a Memorial Hospital patient. Washington’s Mrs Wm Chambers vacationing with Mrs Creighton Carmine for Thanksgiving week. A Bethesda Methodist Church service ended with a Ground-Breaking Ceremony for a new addition. Albert Gregory Easton is contractor with Geo D Savage architect. Mrs Se J Harris Mrs T L Trice Jr and Viola Brinsfield attended a Cambridge bridge party for St John’s Chapel. Mrs Peter de Wilde has returned from visiting relatives near Washington. Subscribe for The Journal.
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Lee Noble
Judson Bateman
Memorial Hospital
Easton
J. Max Chambers
Tidewater Inn
Pauline Stell
Dorothy Osteen
A. R. Poole
Aston
Wm. Chambers
Washington
Creighton Carmine
Bethesda Methodist Church
Albert Gregory
Geo. D. Savage
Se. J. Harris
T. L. Trice, Jr
Viola Brinsfield
Cambridge
St. John’s Chapel
Christ Church
Peter de Wilde
Williamson Street
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