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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1952
Page
2
Instructions outline a coconut macaroon pie with crust preparation and a lemon almond custard. Line a 9 inch pan, chill, cook egg yolks with salt, gradually add sugar, then milk butter and lemon juice. Fold in coconut and stiffly beaten egg whites. Fill shell and bake 375F for about 50 minutes until set.
The Orphans Court met in regular session on Tuesday April 8 1952 led by Chief Judge H Roland Towers with Associate Judges Charles V Moore and Maurice A Brackett presiding. Various matters were examined and recorded including administration for Charles F Friend estate and Ennell Hubbard funeral bill payment the releases in multiple Carter family estates and other final accounts and probate actions. The last will of Charles N High was presented proven and admitted to probate. Alternate orange slices with cooked shrimp and salad greens with French dressing offered. subscription invitation for The Journal appears at end.
Mrs Ethel Stuart and Mr Frank Stuart near Blanchard spent Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Isaac Noble. Various relatives from Federalsburg Greenwood Andersontown Loch Raven and Wilmington visited or were visited. Mrs Isaac Noble was homebound for a week and two residents remain on the sick list.
Mrs Francis Pinder and children visited her brother in law and sister in Wilmington on Sunday. Mrs Oliver Todd and daughter stayed with sister Carrie Ledman in Tilghman. Mrs Joseph Thomas and Mrs Howard Dodds visited Bernard Pinder in Vincent New Jersey. Mrs Joseph Thomas and children spent Saturday in Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Herbert Beaven moved to Odessa Delaware on Wednesday. Mrs Harry Kemp returned home after winter in Baltimore. Mr Alfrey Lee of Washington DC visited Frank Fleming Sunday. Mrs Laura Greiner and son Jimmy visited her sister in Wilmington. Mrs Wm Short and children visited friends in Annapolis. Mr and Mrs Olin Porter of Wilmington were guests of Mr and Mrs Milford Kline Sunday. Mrs Wm Short and children were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Wm Lynch Sunday.
The Easter Musical Program at Greensboro Baptist Church is scheduled for Sunday evening April 13 at 8 00 p m. The Senior Intermediate and Junior choirs will perform hymns anthems and solos including Were You There and King of Kings Simper plus soprano and tenor solos. Special morning selections at 11 00 a m and a Benediction service will follow. Rev Du Bois Congregation invites all to attend.
Harrington Delaware April 10. Reinsman Leslie Simpson trains and drives an 11 head public stable for the Kent Sussex meet starting May 1. Key runners include Strastorm 2:10 gaited, Ashcroft Hanover 2:11.3 trotter, Bold Venture 2:11.2 pacer, Symbol Diane 5 green pacer, Wilson Hanover 2:11.4 trotter. Simpson notes Bold Venture may race late meet. Wilson Hanover looks stronger than ever.
Cavalcade of America will be broadcast from Seaford with about 1500 attendees per show. In addition to the Tuesday radio broadcast, at least two local performances will be held, adapting the show for a live audience. The event marks Du Pont originations from a plant city, with one hour performances and a warm up period for cast introductions and broadcasting demos.
John Collison Jr expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for cards gifts flowers and acts of kindness during illness at Maryland University Hospital and after returning home. He thanks them for the comfort and cheer those tokens provided.
Dr Gordon M Cairns dean of the college of agriculture and A B Hamilton associate professor of agricultural economics will speak at a two day credit meeting. Bankers association will be represented by Hubert P Burdette and Nevin S Baker of two banks with Caroline county also sending E J Harris. Registration is under way with a large bankers delegation expected. Samuel P Cassen Towson National Bank president and Maryland Banker Association host calls it a practical workshop on banker farmer interdependence and Maryland farming importance.
I express sincere thanks to all who remembered me while my husband was in the hospital and after his return home. Special mention to Mrs. Mahala Allston and family Mr. and Mrs. B W Stultz Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schuler and Mr. and Mrs. Austin Murphy for their untiring efforts to help. May God bless you all.
S Walter Lyden thanks friends and the WSCS of Bloomery Church and Smithville Community Club for flowers, cards, and visits while a patient at Memorial Hospital in Easton and after returning home. He expresses gratitude for every kindness.
Mrs Mary Garton and Mr Charles Moore express gratitude for the thoughtful gestures and the beautiful floral offerings received after Mr Beckwiths illness and death.
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