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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1960

Page

2

Good Intentions Don't Alter Economic Law On Wage Reform

The piece argues that raising the minimum wage and extending coverage to 1.4 million workers would raise inflation and reduce employment for unskilled and marginal workers. It cites Taxpayer's Dollar from the Chamber of Commerce, warning that higher costs harm small businesses, farmers, and low-income workers while increasing government spending.

Taxpayer's Dollar Chamber of Commerce of the United States

Local Social News Highlights Visits and Students

Mrs. Hickman and friends visited Mrs. Croll while Greenwood guests stayed with Mrs. Breeding. Several families hosted dinners and Sunday visits across Harrington, Cecilton, and Philadelphia. Paul O’Day heads to Fort Knox with the National Guard. Carolyn Drummond enrolls at the University of Delaware. Mrs. Breeding undergoes hospital observation and surgery plans.

Eva O'Day Madalyn Andrews Wayne Greenwood Margaret Breeding Jesse Trotto Michael Harrington Floyd Messick Paul Scott I<enny Rita Ann Carl Parker Billy Ira Crum Cecilion Clarence Porter Paul O’day Irvin O'Day Fort Knox Kentucky National Guard Carolyn Drummond University of Delaware Wheatley Neal August Breeding Milford Memorial Hospital Mrs Lawrence Drummond Manila Dukes Fred Coulbourne Federalsburg Annie Fountain Philadelphia James C. Fountain Harman Morgan Chester James Foxwell Oscar Torbert Frank Fountain Denton Jesse Fearins Gerald Banning Wilmer Nagel and Dale Woodrow Passwaters Georgetown Isaac Noble James Drummond Howard Drummond Ruth Norman Cohee Henderson Alonzo Cohee Clayton Brown Cohee Goldsboro Michael Trotto Gene Long and Dale Harry Towers Bethleem Clarence Breeding Raymond Fisher Wilmington Hickman

Residents Share Weekend Visits Across Maryland Delmarva

The Ridgely area peoples report a busy weekend with relatives visiting from Greenwood Federalsburg Philadelphia and Wilmington. Families gathered for reunions and dinners while students and alumni visited universities. Local donations and church land gifts are noted alongside several home and holiday visits.

Wesley Church Society Supper Plans At October First

Bur rsville news notes WSCS members entertained at Mrs Francis Baker s home on Thursday planning a supper for October 1. Mr and Mrs Roland Draper of Easton visited Mr and Mrs Roland Draper Sr over the weekend. Mrs Lulu Pusey dined with Mrs Houston Thawley on Sunday.

Daniel Kraus Millard Jamison Elkton Calvin Covington Mary E. McClintock Alfred Covington Wye Mills Karin J. Covington American University Washington, D. C Albert W. Saulsbury Saulsbury WSCS Wesley Church Francis Baker Roland Draper Easton Lulu Pusey Houston Thawley

Social guests and visits across Milford and area

Mr and Mrs Charles Cain visited Mrs Bakers. Rev Donald Iurst resumed seminary studies in Washington DC. Mr and Mrs Charles Welch hosted Mr Noble Saunders of Dover and Mrs Mildred Deputy of Wilmington. Mrs Houston Thawley and Elizabeth Ann and Donna Werner visited Mr and Mrs James Thawley in Milford. Roland Draper III of Easton stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Roland Draper Sr.

Charles Cain Francis Baker Donald Iurst Washington, D. C Charles Welch Noble Saunders Dover Mildred Deputy Wimington Houston Thawley Elizabeth Ann Donna Werner James Thawley Milford Roland Draper III Easton Roland Draper

Tab Hunter Reveals Views On American Women

Movie star Tab Hunter speaks his mind about American women in an exclusive feature. Read his likes and dislikes in the October 2 issue of True Time, a TV magazine distributed with the Baltimore Sun.

Tab Hunter True Time Handy TV Baltimore Sunday American

Card of Thanks from Norman Edwards for support

Norman Edwards thanks friends and relatives for the lovely cards gifts and flowers received during his recent illness.

Norman Edwards

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