Denton Journal (Newspaper) - March 6, 1937, Denton, Maryland 1845 A Family to Local and General Intelligence Agriculture and on all Subjects Caroline per Annum in Advance Out of County 1937 VOL 91 DENTON MARYLAND SATURDAY MORNING MARCH NO 23 Heir De I 45 DELAWARE'S FINEST SOUND EQUIPPED Here it is That big program of latest hits we promised Read for yourself see what ware and Maryland's favorite theatre has to offer GREAT ENTERTAINMENT AWAITS YOU Fri Sat March 5 G America's Favorite Story Magnificently Filmed In Technicolor From The Famous Novel By James Oliver Curwood ALL rl CONQUER ALL MEN 1 Family Variety Show Mon Tues March 8 9 Should a woman marry a man she cannot love When snj loves a man she cannot See the answer to this burning question in Kay's latest hit CLAUDE RAINS IAN HUNTER Wed March 10 One Day Only SILVER DOLLAR GIFT KITE or Given Away PAT O'BRIEN in THE GREAT O'MALLEY Thurs Fri March 11 12 Paramount's Outstanding Hit Don't Miss It Your Friends FRED Sat March 13 One Day Only BARRED ROCKS WHITE LEGHORNS and NEW SHIRES ooOoo CUSTOM HATCHING Two Cents Per Egg Set ooOoo WEST DENTON HATCHERY Denton Maryland Phone 140 Permanents Duart Oil Wave Now Helene Curtis ess All other work at reduced prices McKENNA'S BEAUTY SHOP 3rd St Rear Nichols Store Phone DENTON MD For Sale Extra quality Clover Seed per Preston Md Wanted Housekeeper in a small family ligh work EMANUEL PRITCHETT R F D No 2 Denton Md HOME OF OUTSTANDING HITS Sat March 6 2 Shows 7 9 HELD OVER THRU DAY TO ACCOMMODATE THE VAST JANE WITHERS IN THE HOLY TERROR WITH LEAH RAY ANTHONY MARTIN KIDDIE KLUB P M MONEY NITE MONDAY March 8 1 Show 8 P M POSITIVELY GIVEN For BRIAN DONLEVY HELEN WOOD RALPH MORGAN Tues Wed Mar 9 10 1 Show 8 P M BACK BY THANKS A MILLION DICK POWELL ANN DVORAK PATSY KELLY FRED ALLEN PAUL WHITEMAN And His Band With RAMONA OFF Yacht Club What A What A Dances Thurs Fri March 12 1 Show 8 P M THURS ONLY Gift Nite GEORGE BRENT COMING SOON ON THE AVENUE LLOYDS OF LONDON THREE SMART Show Place Of The Shore Fri Sat March 5 G Double Feature Program THE JONES FAMILY OFF TO THE RACES Remember Them in BACK TO This Is Even nier and Better BRUCE CABOT MARGARET LINDSEY SINNER TAKE ALL JOSEPH CALLEIA THRILL PACKED DRAMA Mon Tues March 8 9 ERROL FLYNN ANITA LOUISE GREEN LIGHT The Story That Makes A lion Readers Wake Up And Love With WALTER ABEL Now In Extended Runs In The Cities Wed Thurs March 10 11 GRACE MOORE WHEN YOU'RE IN LOVE CARY GRANT By The Same Author Of Mr Deeds Goes To Town She's Hear Her Sing Minnie The Moocher BABY CHICKS Day Old and Started BARRED ROCKS WHITE LEGHORNS NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS or most any other breed All from flocks Hatch each week CUSTOM HATCHING Hen and Turkey Eggs DAVIS HATCHERY i mi S W of roads Preston THEATRE ENTON MARYLAND Two Shows Nightly 7 I Fri Snt March 5 G in The hilarious story of a ing movie star who falls f 01 a shy country lad Adolph Zulor faino Man o with W A H K E N RANDOLPH Will JAM SCOTT Wednesday Only March 10 IN CASH TO Lucky Coupon Meet Torchy Blane a boiled reporter f d Thurs Fri Sat March The Outstanding Picture of 1937 GARY COO PER JEAN ARTHUR PLAINSMAN lames Ellison Porter Moll Directed by 8 Cab Calloway and his Band 1st Chapter NIW Notice Notice is hereby given that he County Commissioners of Caroline County will sit in their office on DAY MARCH 23rd 1937 at 2 o'clock p m to hear objections to the report returned by the Drain sion on the following or Jonestown ditch also Kruger and Butler Branch ditch lying in the Fourth Election District of line Maryland W S RUTTER Clerk Clover Seed For Sale Korean Lespedeza reel caned and red clover seed W J MARTIN Denton Md ROBERT YOUNG ALICE FAYE Mon Tues March 8 9 SPECIAL SALE OF LADIES NEW SPRING HATS WORTH UP TO While They 35 Cents Each At The BOOK STORE THIRD STREET Rear Farmers Merchants Bank DENTON MARYLAND Safety Com- mission Urged By Motorists Declaring the formation of a State Safety Commission to plan and ordinate under one directing head the activities of all state agencies dealing with the problem of highway safety ns a positive means of ing sharply the number of highway accidents Garrison P Kuox Manager of the Keystone Automobile Club of Miss Smith supervising the lower Maryland today petitioned Governor j part of the county while Miss Buch Nice to give consideration to the takas the upper Their reports posal ara very interesting and show that In a letter to the Governor Mr unexpected cooperation is often shown Knox even by the most discouraging cases Public Health Board Plans New Service The County Public Honltli Board met at the office on Tuesday March 2nd Mrs Nuttle Mrs Summerfield Mrs Brumbaugh and Mrs with the two nurses being present Mrs Irvin Brumbaugh has succeeded Mrs Albert Saulsbury as treasurer The nurses have the work Tho problem of increased public is one that is many sided and needs a firm hand at the helm to cor- relate all in order that a concrete and well defined may be carried out With due to the agencies now vested with participation in this movement it is our belief that a lack of coordinated direction from a centralized authority is the greatest retarding factor of safety progress We as a motoring representing thousands of individual motorists in this state tition you to give earnest tion to the appointment of a State Commission with the express authority to assume full control over the safety activities entered into in be- half of the citizens of Maryland APRIL JURORS DRAWN The following Jurors for the April Term 1937 were drawn last First District Norman Smith W Foster Clark Jus A Turner John T Shultz A T Sittig Thos Gray Second District P II Magee Howard W Groce Win Williams Jas Both have been busy with the r gular school work which includes the Schick testing for diphtheria eye corrections and other routine work Two patients were admitted to toria cne of whom was found to be free from tuberculosis The other one left against advice Fourteen vaccine treatments were given a colored boy for rabies morbidity visits to a syphilis patient occupied much time since he was given typhoid cine which necessitated a watch of his temperature Funds were obtained from the Red Cross to board a patient who was being treated at the clinic since there was no room for him at the hospital The County Welfare Board supplied money for a pair of glasses In planning for Negro Health Week Mrs Lulu D Ward of Colored Schools for line County has consented to act as general county chairman for 1937 and is planning a general meeting to be held in March at which time of each section of the ty will gath jr for final district plans In an effort to coordinate of the Welfare Board Home S Edwards EC Carter Jr t A t Agricultural Agent Board District Ghas G Jos M Wyatt Martin C Voss Education A and Health De- ucl G Nuttle Wm Waples Ernest a meeting with the G Cooper i above workers present and the Fourth District Jos P Harris lans madu 1 Miss Smith Avas Harry M Hollis Gustav C Rieck I S E Douglas E W Wrightson I appointed to interview the County man T Griffith of Schools for Fifth District Harry Kinder I for the school or schools in Geo A McDaniel Jr Reuben D county that might be used for gars John A Hyland Gilbert E Wright Chas P Wright sarden and projects the Sixth District Harry S Fisher and Home Demonstration Geo B Milford Kline Geo Agents agreeing to work A Butler Alex Hollister schools in order that material for hot Seventh District W M M vi ton Francis Lynch Thos W Jones lunches be available to schools Roy Cherry John W Ferrick Otis j 2 At the request of Miss Smith Towers I meetings and demonstrations by the Eighth District Harry P Willis Honle Demonstration Agent and State Harvey B Lord W Kelley Turner 0 Brantle H Trice Ramond T An- Nutrition Specialist are being held at Brantley H Trice Raymond T An- drew Geo L Griffith Good Food For Sound Thinkers The unrest of this weary world is the universal cry after The happiness of your life depends upon the character of your thoughts Marcus Aurelius The coming of tha Christ Truth to human consciousness results in a change from a material to a spiritual basis of thought and action tian Science Monitor For Sale One fine Percheron Stallion HARVEY B LORD I Md On road Pigs For Sale 8 weeks old a pair Near Double HillR WILLIAM OSTERMANN Route 2 Denton Md intervals with the County Welfare Workers and Nurses with the idea of giving families under supervision ter information with regard to food preparation and budgeting Greatest advertiser of try Han over of Honied Acreage Buyers from all over The World Free open E A STROUT REALTY AGENCY J W FUNK REPRESENTATIVE DENTON MARYLAND bushes vines and grasses 1 have 20 varieties ready for planting priced from 26 to 60 each depending on the species and size Orders filled on Saturday or after school g Denton Md For Sale Electric washing machine Mapte wood heater medium size Boy's bicycle 28 Inch All in dition May be seen at MRS WEBB No 2 Denton Md GEORGE'S SANITARY MARKET Baking Chocolate lOc TOMATOES No 2 Can Full Standard For SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS Royal Clover PEANUT BUTTER for 33 RICE Whole Grain to Sc TOMATO JUICE 14 oz Fancy Vita Rich Royal Clover 3 For pkg SALT Ib 3 For IOC Waldorf Paper 4 Tender Macaroni or Spaghetti Longhorn CHEESE IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT HOME KILLED FRESH PORK SHOULDERS Fresh Ground Hamburg Smoked SAUSAGE Ib Zlc Tender CHUCK ROAST ZlC Quality Groceries Fruits 170 Dollars To Doughnuts To Be Given Friday March 12th Editorial Dependability is an outstanding tor toward our success How many of us have read an ment beginning as Dependable man Wo all have I am sure No employer wants n son who can not be depended on to do certain work In any vocation we may choose dependability is important Now while are in school is the Lime for us to acquire this istic We can do this by ly doing the set for us If we do this surely when we are alone fighting our battles of life in the world we can always be relied upon We can desire nothing finer than to be depended upon by other people Senior Class Play The Senior Class will present their play Dollars to on day evening March 12 at thu high school auditorium Everyone is urged o come This event is ono of the for the Seniors Much work and ime has been spent on this play and we are sure it is worth while Conic out and enjoy this hilarious comedy Dollars to The prices adults and children The characters ara as Mr Boland a typical middle-aged business Willoughby Mrs Boland attractive but flighty wife of James Seese Caroline their daughter home from college Margaret Collison Chester their son Reese George Hobbes in love with Caroline Johnson Men Cory Chester's girl friend Jean Temple Flossie Hill Mrs Boland's sister a sporty spinster Elizabeth Moore fhe Kev Samuel Piggott a minister Frank Depew another daughter of the Bo- land's Mary Ellen Wright prince Sergei Danilov in love with Hortense Marvin Hollis A The monthly meeting of the A vas held in the high school auditorium in Monday evening March 1 First here was a short business session several reports were given A A ir will be held on Friday 19 in the auditorium of C II S There will be a marionette show food sale and then a dance Mrs Miss Morgan's and Miss O'Connor's rooms each had he same number of parents present 10 each room received one dollar for he purpose of purchasing a book Following the business meeting Miss Timmons Biology class d the program for the evening in Murphy gave a brief outline of the ife of Louis Pasteur the scientist was followed with singing by the Girls Glee Club Shadow Pictures rom the Life of Louis Pasteur were hen presented Some of the ng scenes were Pasteur as a young ioy Pasteur studying at a school and working in the Laboratory e characters were as eur as a boy Charles Butler eur as a student Austin Murphy as a scientist Robert Moore he Blacksmith Donald Kubler le Billy Behlke Professor Dumas Wyatt Mrs Pasteur eth Lankford Mrs Meister Mary lubbard Joseph Meister Eugene Collison Assistants Harold Altfather Sherman Tribbitt Thomas Lankford eorge Clendaniel Jane Atkinson Tarry Hughes Postman Robert hawley After this four members of the P X D class gave very interesting talks lary Ellen Wright spoke on the lose of P 0 D As a result of their tudy of government in P O D Elizabeth Moore gave a report on the legislative Department Louise Ad- ms the Executive and Jean Temple he Judicial Department Student Council Meeting The Student Council met on the ular day the first Wednesday of the month The lunch consisted cf meat oaf sweet potato souffle orange o fruit salad cocoanut or chocolate lie This was served by the cafeteria Elizabeth Moore entertained us during he program Our new business concerned ive arrangements for our future meetings in addition to the ion of officers for next year Exhibit on The Maid of Salem The exhibit Maid of shifts o the Pilgrim folk who inhabited Old alem This picture in the ays of witchcraft in New England Card 1 introduces the characters in he play It shows Barbara Clark by Colbert and gay cavalier of ginia portrayed by Fred MacMurray Card 2 shows the kind of clothes he Pilgrims wore It displays the design of the Cavalier of ginia The exhibit shows the wardrobe ifor the Rev Samuel Paris and also the Maid of Salem 1 Library News We have two new books to add to our collection in the library One is called written by Robert Lee Eskridge Umi is a Hawaiian boy who has skill to kill life moves swiftly revealing the tery about his birth an important part of the story proves himself worthy of his heritage makes the book nil the more exciting life is an adventure The other book is called Up Creek and Down written by Esther Green acre Hall This book has thing to do with the people who live in the backwoods sections hemmed in by high mountains and away from towns and trains Agricultural News The two agricultural classes and the F F A clubs will hold their first an- Agricultural Banquet in the oline High School auditorium the early part of April Further arrangements will be made later Alumni News Mary Ann Knotts was home for the We are interested to hear that she is to have a part in the bert Sullivan Operetta which is being produced at Tower Hill School Spring vacations begin at Easter time this year We are looking forward with great anticipation to seeing our brothers sisters and friends Tea Time Last week Thursday Feb the Home Economics class gave a George Washington tea We had red white and blue decorations and flags There were pictures of Washington and also red white and blue napkins For beverages we had tea coffee and punch Biscuits George Washington bars Scotch short bread and late covered marshmallows were ed The tea was a success News Flashes Mr Fontaine High School Super- visor visited our school recently The total amount deposited this week on Tuesday March 2 was Rooms leading in the amount deposited were Mrs Hughes Mrs and Miss O'Connor's Preston will present their annual Senior play My on Thursday and Friday March eral of our Seniors expect to attend tho Thursday performance Mrs Nichols room received the card for the best attendance for the high school this month and Miss Lawless room received the card for the mentary school Primary School News Mrs room had the highest percentage of attendance for ary The per cent was 91.18 We are glad to welcome Julia Lee and Anne Black back to the Primary School They have been attending school in Hinsdale Illinois for the past ten weeks The Fourth grade of the Primary School will provide the entertainment feature for the April meeting of the A The children in Miss Morgan's room have just completed their unit on The They visited the postoffice and Miss Edna Shipman told them many interesting things They later constructed their own postoffice where they mailed letters and packages bought stamps and received their mail Tho boys and girls in Mrs Brooks room have completed their building of a toy train and a toy store They are now making their arithmetic classes very interesting by using them They ride in the train and purchase ies from the store The boys in Miss Chaffinch's room have constructed chairs from orange crates The girls are helping with the painting and decorating of them A table to be used as a typewriting table is under construction at present Many new books have been added to our library Books to supplement our texts in History and Science are in the collection as well as poetry story and picture books for younger children The pupils in the Third and Fourth grades are receiving each week a current events paper known as My Weekly Reader After the papers have been road in each copy is kept on file and the remaining copies are distributed among the children Twenty-three children are receiving free lunches in our cafeteria to their box lunches Money has been donated by the Health tee Eastern Star Ladies Club and Cafeteria fund Miss and Dr Waters visited our school recently and gave the Schick test to a large per cent of the pupils in the first three grades CROSS THANKS CAROLINE The following letter explains in a clear manner the disposition of 11 contributions to the Red Cross Flood Relief donated to the February 24 1937 liss Blanche Chairman Cavolino Co Chapter American National Red Cross Jenton Maryland ly dear Miss In the rush of business incident to he present emergency I have been until now personally to tho splendid service ed by your Chapter on behalf of the lood refugees on the Ohio and the Mississippi Your quota has been most jusly This is a credit significance to your community and nee again a testimony to the zeal and of your organization Please accept for yourself and on of all of your associates my appreciation and thanks Cordially yours Gary T Grayson Maybe The Saying Isn't So Appropriate I suppose winning from tlint was just about like taking candy from a child Well replied One Arm Jack but did you ever notice tho howl any kid could put up if you tried to grab his Happiness is the natural flower of duty Phillips Brooks EASTON PLANS CONVENTION More than firemen and ladies auxiliary members are expected to at- tand the forty-fifth annual convention of the Maryland State sociation to be held at Easton June Curtis C Larrimore Secretary Easton Fire Department announced that ths convention committee already fiad prepared a tentative program covering three full days The program includes a moonlight excursion on the River with dancing on board a midnight show for the men a crab and beer party The Fire Chief's Club of Maryland will hold a banquet On the last day of the con- vention a parade will be held Fire companies from Maryland vania Delaware and Virginia are ex- to be in line City Say Dad how many kinds of milk are Why my Oh I'm making a picture of a cow and 1 want to know how many faucets to put on her There is nothing an actor hates more than the sound of people coming in while the play is in progress Unless it's the sound of people ing out H H Nuttle Names Bureau Committees Farmers in every section of land will help to carry forward tha program of the Maryland Farm reau this year judging from the com- assignments just announced by President Harry H Nuttle Six ing committees will have the of carrying forward the gram of the farmer members of the organization according to Mr Nuttle P C Turner of Baltimore county Is chairman of the bureau's important legislative committee which also in- cludes the Fred Jones ford county Linwood O line county John Carroll county Francis Shillinger Talbot county A G Ensor Harford county Ellis Bo wen Calvert county Roby Mullinix Howard county A K tin Dorchester county and A M Etzler Frederick county The following list and the county represented is included on the ative business H S erton Kent Samuel Linton Charles D B McDowell Cecil A G Ensor Harford P C Turner Baltimore R F Washington J W Jones Montgomery and Chaa Tt Cockey Jr Baltimore The Agricultural Policy committee is made up of Mr Nuttle Samuel ton Charles Walter E Burrall erick T Roy Brookes Harford J W Jones Montgomery and D'r T B Symons University of Maryland On the bureau's Program and Mem committee Mr Nuttle lists these Wilbert L Smith erick W R C Connick Princa John W Smith Queen Anne's C C Phillips Wicomico Dr Symons Mrs R C F Weagly Ralph Shockley Worcester M F Carver Somerset and M L Sutton Kent Home and Community work of the Bureau will be lead by Mrs R F Weagly Washington Mrs R G Spoerlein Carroll Mrs Harry T iams Kent and Miss Venia M Kellar of the University of Serving on the tax committee which works with a similar group from tho State Grange are Mr Nuttle Mr er Mr Weagly Secretary C E Wise Jr Mr Turner J H Blandford of George's county and Chaa L Boyles of Queen Anne's county REPEAL THE FEDERAL GAS Motorists of Maryland have paid a total of since the gasoline tax first was levied in this state in 1922 to finance highways Governor Nice was informed recently by Joseph P Lanigan Secretary of the Maryland Petroleum Industries Committee Mr Lanigan pointed out that this is the 18th birthday of the gasoline tax which first was levied by Oregon on February 25 1919 Motorists of Maryland have 1922 contributed more than 944 to gasoline tax collections which on a national basis have reached a total of more than since February 25 Mr Lanigan said Included b their share of the total cost of the duplicating gasoline tax levied by tho federal government since 1932 State gasoline tax payments at Maryland motorists totalled in 1935 Total payment from 1922 through 1935 amounted to 556 Payments for the first 9 months of 1936 amounted to The state gasoline tax first was levied in Maryland as in Oregon for the specific purpose of financing ways It has increased in this state from the original rate of Ic per gallon to the present rate of to which must be added the duplicating federal tax of Ic On this day the 18th anniversary of state gasoline taxes first levied by Oregon February 25 1919 it would be sound policy to consider the state's highway needs the ability of ers to pay and the of im- posing this tax at a reasonable rate collecting the revenues in full end using the income exclusively for ways It would be advisable also to ask the Congress of the United States to repeal the duplicating federal tax Truth and no need of loud MAHCH fire an American citizens later known CM Boston Dred Scott deci- sion affecting runaway slaves handed down by Supreme Court Flirt patent to Issued on telephone 1876 Treaty signed opening Japan to United ships 1854 Villa bandit raided bus 1916 Patent tea and valre for steam grunted Twenty iron Boston IV
