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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1946

Page

10

Low Down Letter Stirs Debt Talk and Local Notices

A column urges readers to pressure Congress over the national debt and deficits, arguing the nation risks loss by inaction. The page also records obituaries, birth announcements, and local social notes from Greensboro and nearby towns, detailing family ties and recent travels.

Funeral attendance in Greensboro includes visitors from Centreville and Wilmington

Mrs J H C Legg of Centreville and Miss Eleanor Horsey of Wilmington attended the funeral of Mrs Annie Hopkins in Greensboro on Saturday. Visitors over the weekend with Miss M M Ginn included John Lennon and family of Babylon, L L, Paul Scarborough and family of Wilmington, Dan Cochran of Rehoboth, Camelia Jones of Townsend, Paul Dabson and family of Wilmington visiting his mother, Elvie Tribbitt and son Leonard with Zeth Weaver Jr visiting in Washington to see the cherry blossoms and Rose Tribbitt in training there. Susie Wright and grandson were also noted.

J. H. C. Legg Centreville Eleanor Horsey Wilmington Annie Hopkins M. M. Ginn John J. Lennon Babylon L. L Paul R. Scarborough Dan Cochran Rehoboth Camelia R. Jones Townsend Paul Dabson Dabson Thomas Dabson Elvie Tribbitt Leonard Zeth Weaver Jr Washington

Weekend Socials Across Greensboro and Nearby Towns

Henderson and Kelley families plus several in laws visited Conshohocken, Clayton, Greensbor, Wilmington, Ridgely, Sadlerstown, and Preston. Residents hosted and attended gatherings at homes of Melvin, Stubbs, Pippin, Meredith, and Jones, with extended family and friends sharing Sunday dinners and Friday trips to Baltimore.

James Kelley John Moore Conshohocken Stanley Clayton Campbell Eleanor Harman Elaine Edwards Near Greensbor Annabel Clark George Clark Wilmington James Shelton Lewis Shelton Bonnie Lou Sadlersville Wm. Saathoff Edw. Quillen W. M. Porter Baltimore

Card of Thanks for Mrs. Anna E. Hopkins and Mary Groffin

A pair of notices express heartfelt appreciation for acts of kindness during illness and after death. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wiencke thank neighbors and friends for sympathy. Mrs. Mary Groffin thanks friends neighbors and relatives for flowers and cards while in Dover hospital.

Anna E. Hopkins Charles Wiencke Dover Hospital Mary Groffin

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