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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1952
Page
3
A piece extols backlot farming for families, noting children stay active during break while learning to contribute to the family food budget. It suggests small urban spaces can support vegetables, chickens, pigs, dairy cows, ducks, rabbits, and pigeons, with planning and good management.
Hillsboro residents report guests from Milton Delaware and Queen Anne Maryland. Connie Stoops visited Baltimore. Harry Kemp hosted and later traveled to Baltimore for the winter. Molly Beaven and Margaret Beaven spent time in Baltimore. Harlan Blades and Mary Ellen visited Willard Russell family. Jean Beaven visited from Baltimore. Mary Lou Sparklin spent weekends at home. Community Club holds a December 2 meeting.
The Inter State Milk Producers Association banquet occurred Tuesday evening at the Community Hall in Goldsboro with the Sewing Circle serving. Various placements include Mrs Laura Ober visiting Salisbury and multiple Delawar e visitors staying with local hosts as families welcomed guests. The Sewing Circle annual Christmas party is slated for Tuesday December 2 at 8 p m in the Community Hall.
In loving memory of our wife and mother Mrs Sarah Baker on her birthday November 30th. We do not need a special day to bring you to our minds. The memory shines like sunshine through the years and comforts our tears. May the love you gave us return to you in heaven. Sadly missed by husband and children. NiwspapeRrAADHIVE
Governor Theodore R. McKeldin proclaims Sunday November 30 1952 as Christmas Seal Sunday urging all faiths and races to support the 46th annual Christmas Seal Sale by the Maryland Tuberculosis Association and its county affiliates. The drive began November 17 and runs through Christmas Day to fund tuberculosis control programs including chest X ray surveys clinics and health education statewide.
A lively Christmas scene on Main Street with Joan, Mary, Si, Walt, and Betty gathering, celebrating together as local shops like Breeding and Nichols and The Willis and Covell Co. display festive offerings. Ben Franklin 5 and 10 adds to the neighborhood mood.
A Laurel Maryland woman fainted in Superior Court Friday after being sentenced to 15 years in prison for manslaughter in the Aug. 10 fatal stabbing of Iona Smith during a fight over a partner. Mrs Lelia R Hinton 43 pleaded guilty to manslaughter after originally facing first degree murder charges. Sentence was deferred to Saturday. Evidence noted the defendants legal husband died in World War II aboard the Lexington and one son served in Germany.
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