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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1943
Page
5
A school paper from Caroline High School outlines class activities across grades including senior geometry and civics units, sophomore exams, and freshman reading and bibliography work. Intramural results feature teams such as Gremlins Goal Diggers Wolverines Waves and Hell divers P and Qs with varied scores. News notes mention magazine sales war loan progress and donations, plus several students and alumni visiting home.
Ridgely Chamber of Commerce held its December meeting at the Methodist Church House. New officers were elected including Herman O. Bradlee as president and Martin L. Sutton as vice president. Evangelistic services at the Methodist Church begin with Rev Ella Gobon and music by Mr Gobon. two weeks’ stay announced. Various local social events, visits, and family updates fill the week, including birthdays, travel to hospitals, and community gatherings at Ridgely and nearby towns.
Del spent the week end at his home here. Mrs. Paul Smith and daughter are visiting her mother in Brooklyn. Mr. Charles Starkey of Greensboro was a visitor in town Saturday. Mrs. Albert W. Saulsbury spent Friday shopping in Wilmington. Mr. and Mrs. Sloan moved to the Ludwig property. Mr. and Mrs. Lawless moved into the Richards home. Mrs. Fooks spent Tuesday at her home here. Mr. S. G. Lane is visiting in Philadelphia. Miss Virgie Sparks returned home Saturday.
Maryland soil conservation leaders at a State conference at the University of Maryland hear from Joseph H. Blandford, chairing the Maryland Agricultural Adjustment Agency and USDA War Board. He notes historic clover growth, later bare spots, and shifts to other crops as farmers faced unresolved soil issues and chemical unknowns.
A Maryland report outlines federal actions to protect soil fertility and maintain dairy and egg output. It notes early sowing of alsike clover, tighter restrictions on feeding market hogs, higher fertilizer prices for 1944, and expected freight rate relief for fruit and vegetable containers to support the state’s agriculture.
A reformer is portrayed as a hero only after conquering himself first. The saying by Mary Baker Eddy emphasizes that sincerity outperforms genius or talent in leadership and reform efforts.
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