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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1955
Page
8
Ridgely correspondence records overnight guests and weekend visits among local residents and guests from Boston Allentown Lancaster and Centreville with social calls. Palm Sunday choir music new members welcomed at Ridgely Methodist Church and Youth Group reports from the Semin ar and Canadian and American youth exchanges.
In Goldsboro notices an Easter egg hunt planned by the Sunday School for April 11 at the church grove and a play The Seamless Robe at Trinity Methodist Church on April 3 at 7 30 p m. Also reports visiting guests, club meetings, a PTA party and weddings with local residents and nearby travelers mentioned.
A United States Public Health Service study confirms mobile X ray surveys best reveal TB in a community. Caroline County currently X reads 10 percent of adults. aims for 90 to 100 percent. The schedule lists multiple locations and times from April 5 to April 20 in Greensboro, Marydel, Senderson, Goldsboro, Federalsburg, Preston, Denton, Ridgely, Hillsboro, and more.
The Double Hills Homemaker's Club met at Mrs Jay Smith's home on Tuesday afternoon March 22 with 16 members 3 visitors and 2 children present. The meeting opened with the president reading the Homemaker's Creed and singing There's Music In The Air. Rolls covered Flowers That Are Easy To Grow And Suitable For Cut Flowers. next month will cover Your Favorite Quick Meal. Reports discussed Rehabilitation of the Aged and a May 3 tea for Caroline County Homemakers at Camp Mardela. Food committee members Mrs Raymond Flack and Mrs Thomas Lockerman spoke on Proteins from milk eggs cheese and meat and demonstrated party sandwiches with various spreads. An attractive array of nut bread and small cupcakes accompanied coffee or tea served by the hostesses. April meeting at Mrs Redmond Long's home. The Unity Club met at Mrs Walter Fountain's home with a protein-focused demonstration and discussion led by Mrs James Henry. samples included wheat germ. Mrs Norman Raleigh gave an International Relations talk stressing self-help and personality training per the Near East Foundation. Mrs E A Pearson summarized homemaker projects for a better home life. Nineteen members and three guests attended the combined meetings, with several children present. The Tri-County meeting at Cambridge on the 25th and other events were announced. Refreshments included ice cream with strawberries and cupcakes served by Mrs Fountain and Mrs Charles Ellwanger. The next meeting will start with a covered dish lunch at Mrs Frank Ziegler Sr.'s home.
Mrs Myrtle Welch of Aspers Pa spent part of last week with Mr and Mrs John J Richard near Miss Annabel Clark. Miss Annabel Clark spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Wilbur Andrew near Denton. Mr and Mrs Lewis E Shelton and daughter Bonnie Lou of Sudlersville were guests of Mrs Dora B Melvin on Sunday. Mrs Roy Marvel of near Sudlers-
Mrs Elmer Butler hosted a pleasant WSCS gathering on Wednesday with readings and business. Plans were made for a Spring supper on April 30. Guests included Mr and Mrs Orville Morgan and Mr and Mrs John Rigby of Federalsburg visiting the Towers family and L H Thomas family.
Mrs W B Reynolds of Denton celebrated her 45th wedding anniversary with husband Mr Reynolds last Saturday The event was noted along with visits from Mr and Mrs Willie Meloney of Seaford and appearances by Mr and Mrs Wesley Stafford Mrs Frank Wright Mr and Mrs Paul Maloney and family Mrs C V Clarke spent part of last week with relatives in Dover Del Mr J Hopkins Thomas and Tommy Lee of Easton were Saturday dinner guests of his parents Mr and Mrs L H Thomas James R Chaffin spent Friday in Baltimore Junior and Mrs Trice Mrs Paul Maloney and Ruth Ann visited relatives near Baltimore last Sunday Dawson Fountain spent Saturday in Baltimore and the group hosted other local gatherings and calls.
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