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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1960
Page
2
Vice Admiral H G Rickover argues in The Saturday Evening Post that democracy requires citizens to voluntarily sacrifice to strengthen the nation's power. He says government should pare spending and focus on values beyond material production, while urging a stronger stance in foreign relations.
The September Reader's Digest lead article compiles Dr. Charles Malik’s address on Communist rise and Western defeats. He argues the events were preventable with unity, tech and economic competition, and a shift from containment to liberation emphasizing spiritual values and global freedom.
Hillsboro notes report a reunion near Chester Maryland attended by the Connell Dodds and Thomas families, with Warren in an auto accident en route. MYF hay ride and a weenie roast occurred at Stoney Point. Church events include Hillsboro Queen Anne Sunday School Rally and choir rehearsals. A reception for Bishop John Wesley Lord is planned in Dover. Several residents face hospital or home moves, including Mrs. Hall Pepper and Mrs. Mary Whitely. Alan Segar attended CBYF activities at Camp Mardela over the weekend.
Mr and Mrs Calvin D Lynch return to their Ridgely home after a season spent at Rehoboth Beach. Mrs Mary Davis remains a patient at Miss Mary Leu Sander in Corcova. Robert Rogers from Denton called on Miss Sander's grandparents, Mr and Mrs Robert B Phillips. Paul Downes moved to Second Street near Maple Avenue. Fred Friedel of Ingleside visited town last week. Local youths head to college this week with Jane Lister, Carol Lynch, Charles Koeneman and William Saathaff bound for the University of Maryland College Park.
A long list of local visitors and residents stopping by or spending weekends in Ridgely Chestertown and surrounding areas. People include Park Larry Davis and Karin Covington with ties to American University Washington D C and Bridgewater College Virginia plus Mary Ellen Williams of City Hospital School of Nursing Baltimore. Attendees at church services and seminars are named along with relatives and friends visiting from Baltimore Denton Wilmington Philadelphia and Ocean City Maryland.
Greensboro reports the consecration of St Pauls Methodist Church new educational building during morning worship on Sunday. Rev J Leas Green will deliver the sermon and special music is planned. A fellowship dinner follows hosted by church ladies.
Falls Church and Harrington visitors call on Mrs. Margaret Breeding and others as families gather. The community mourns the death of Mrs. Laura Torbert at Fletcher's Nursing Home Felton after three years there. Sympathy expressed to her family and friends.
Marydel social page records dinner guests and weekend trips across Smyrna and nearby towns. Names include Mr and Mrs Archie Poore, Mr Harry Smith, Miss Margaret Smith, Mrs Mary Smith, and guests from Philadelphia and Baltimore. Attendees attend bankers meeting in Rehoboth and visit Yellowstone and Denver. WSCS first meeting noted.
Mr and Mrs E J Harris spent several days at Ocean City last week. Mr and Mrs E M Hollis visited Rehoboth on Friday and Saturday. Mrs J L Gallagher hosted the Thursday evening bridge club. Mrs S E Douglas and Mrs P C Douglas visited Ocean City for several days. Mrs Henrietta Stieff has returned home after spending the summer at Ocean City Md. Mr and Mrs Alden Soberg and children Kathy and Charles spent the weekend on Chincoteague Island. Mrs Harold Wlnhold and family have returned home after spending the summer at Rehoboth Beach. The Lucky Leaf 4 H Club attended Timonium Fair on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Earl Roberts visited their son and his wife.
Rudy Evins outlines a practical winter storage plan from the Evinrude Boating Foundation. Steps include removing the hood and spark plugs, turning the flywheel to drain the cooling system, cleaning the sediment bowl, lubricating cylinders and carb, draining and refilling lower unit oil, checking the propeller, storing upright in a dry place, and cranking the starter rope monthly to keep lubrication.
A brief note argues that effective selling hinges on informing potential buyers about available items through smart advertising. It emphasizes clear messaging and strategic promotion to boost sales.
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