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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1953
Page
12
A historical outline details updated car insurance classes 1A to 3 under a new plan. It explains hazard-based tiers for private non business and youthful drivers, noting 20 percent farmer rate reductions and the old versus new rates for basic limits coverage.
A Greensboro firm joins the Tomato Council as allies expect tomato canners from all areas to join. The new organization plans several promotional events for canned tomatoes with materials for members and a fall promotion tied to Macaroni Institute and National Macaroni Week October 15 24. An official symbol and slogan have been chosen: Canned Tomatoes All Ways Delicious Red Ripe and Ready to Eat. Harvey J. Jarboe Harrison Jarboe Sherwood elected president John W Rue Easton manager Helen W Rue Easton secretary.
Easton hosts a Young Audiences concert at Easton High School with no admission charged. The program stresses informality, audience participation, and music that appeals to youth, aiming to develop a new public for serious music through local sponsorship and support from Baltimore and local groups.
County Bird Club maps a year of conservation themed meetings. In September president Hewitt will show Florida sanctuary slides learned on a winter trip. An October wildlife film begins a sequence of talks with Game and Inland Fish Commission involvement in November and February.
Caroline County farmers are urged to attend district meetings to shape the future farm program per Secretary Ezra Taft Benson. The Policy Planning Committee lists members from Preston to Federalsburg and will hold meetings in all districts except the 1st and 2nd. The 1953 study year and 1954 decision year aim to decide on issues from government role to price and production policies.
The Maryland State Conference of Social Welfare will sponsor ten institutes on October 22 covering interviewing supervision job skills payment administration child welfare and group leadership. Dr. Edward Davens announced registration runs to September 30 at 120 West Redwood Street with a $3 fee and two sessions daily. Leaders hail from Washington Philadelphia and New York. committee chaired by Miss Irene Olson.
National experts in housing, Roy O. McCaldin and Ralph K. Longaker, will visit Denton for two weeks to train local staff and survey homes. They will inspect houses to collect statistical data, comparing Denton housing with other areas. Citizens will be asked for consent, data used strictly for study purposes.
The text discusses farm price plans, government role, and measures to boost farmer purchasing power. It outlines surplus quotas and allocations as income factors and calls for a full evaluation at community through national levels. The county annual meeting in Denton on October 30 will vote on the findings.
Miss Mattie M. Smith of the Public Health Nursing Division works with Kent Queen Anne's and Caroline Counties nurses and Memorial Hospital nurses toward an off campus course from Catholic University in Washington. Miss Smith meets with groups this week. Sally answers a pastor about twins with a quip about money.
The Three-County Gideon Rally will be held on December 5 and 6 with an installation by David J. Nelson vice-president of the Delmardie District. The Church of God fellowship hall hosts a banquet on October 15 and the women's group will serve. About 1,600 testaments will be distributed to fifth grade students in Carolina Talbot and Dorchester white and colored schools as an annual project aimed for completion by Christmas. Bibles will also be placed in the Tidewater Inn new wing in Easton and in several motels.
Denton residents are urged to call 10 to place a classified advertisement. The notice emphasizes quick placement and clear contact during the upcoming sale period.
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