Brownley Bottomley Couple Wed in Goldsboro Parsonage
Miss Charlotte Ann Bottomley eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas H Bottomley of Price marries James Walter Brown son of Mr and Mrs W D Brown of Henderson in a quiet ceremony at the Pilgrim Holiness parsonage Goldsboro on Saturday evening April 12 at 7 30 o clock Rev P F Bean officiating Their future home will be near Ingleside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown—Bottomley
Charlotte Ann Bottomley
Thomas H. Bottomley
Price
James Walter Brown
W. D. Brown
Henderson
Pilgrim Holiness Parsonage
Goldsboro
P. F. Bean
Brown
Ingleside
Personal Notes From Easter Week Social Roundup
S Sgt and Mrs Orrie William Dean travel with parents through Concord to Maine by car. Numerous visits and gatherings across Jersey, Maryland, and Delaware mark the holiday period with relatives and friends. Easter parties, hospitalities, and family reunions highlight the social scene, including Knotts grandchildren festivities and local club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrie William Dean
Orrie Dean
Concord
New Mexico
Maine
Short Course Club Elects At College Park Meeting
Home Demonstration agents and club officers gather for a week of classes on homemaking, public speaking and radio at College Park. Freshman members are honored in the reception line. Caroline County delegates and cookies for Fiesta Day support the club building fund, with last year’s proceeds near four thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd
Pahlman
Dorchester
Talbot
Caroline Counties
Denton Model Airplane Club Organized
The Denton club plans a summer air show with speed events precision acrobatics combat flying and free flight. Earl Shaffer will teach beginners to fly safely helping about twenty boys age 10 to 15 last year in Milford. A meeting is set for Friday April 18 at 7 30 pm over Breeding and Nichols Store for officer election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Els
Earl Shaffer
Nichols
The
American Legion
Wm. Mordock
Caroline High School
Easter Services at Grace Church Draw Large Crowds
Easter services at Grace Church drew record attendance with a packed 11 o'clock service, full choir, inspiring sermon titled Great Expectations, and a $1057 offering. Sixteen joined the church as flowers honored loved ones. evening Primary Room service also packed with recitations and music.
Deaths James A. Smith 84 retired farmer and mill operator
James Alfred Smith 84 a retired farmer and saw mill operator died in a Greensboro nursing home on Monday April 14 after long illness. He was born to James and Jane Slaughter Smith of Burrsville and survived by seven sons Oscar Denton Lawrence Ridgely James Homer of Greensboro Charles Gilbert and Harvey New York City, two daughters Mrs Ithel Brubaker and Mrs Mildred Gorman Denton, 23 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Pilgrim Holiness Church with Rev W R Dudley and Rev Grover Thorpe. Interment Denton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry W. Davison
Princeton
N. J
E. Paul Knotts
John Lawson
Roselle
Stoll D. Kemp
New Market
J. Frank Wright
Judy Ann Legg
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Russum’ Legg
Esther Kauffman
Washington
S. Kauffman
Blanch Shaub
Atglen
Donald Turner
Leonardtown
Clifford L. Stafford
Edward Trevarthen
Butler
Lillian Kauffman
Tom Galpin
Ernest Roe
Edgar Roe
Chester
Lester Love
Cora Ann Nichols
Robert
Diane Nichols
Burton A. Roe
Carol Lonsdale
Millville
Quentin R. Walsh
J. Owen Knotts
George Huber, Jr
River Hall
New Castle
Del
G. S. Roe
Denton
Joseph Hill
Milmont Park
Roe
Melvin H. Bieber
Glenburnie
Raymond C. Alden and Son
Silvery Spring
Ernest J. Brown
Alan Greenly
Mount Wilson
James Satterfield
Wilmington
Burton Satterfield
Harrington
Earl Cooper
Philip Wheatley
Paul Hall
Salisbury
Edna Satterfield
Harold C. Nattle
Nancy
Baltimore
Louise Cooley
Fredericksburg
Alfred Gelletly
Philadelphia
J. W. Funk
Samuel G. Nuttle
Clyde Ellwanger
Milford
Mary Ellen
Tommy
Lucy Garey
Frederic N. Nichols
Dawson O. George
Orme George, Jr
Houston
Texas
Eastern Airlines
George L. Griffith
Hattie Dukes
Minnie Dukes
Maude Long
Claymont
Henry Beck
Sadie Beauchamp
Joe
Thomas J. Turkington
Harold Skinner
Camden
Bessie Porter
Gilbert H. Rue
Halton G. Cropper
Elmhurst
Charles Ankeney
Clear Spring
John W. Rue
Easton
James Alfred Smith
Greensboro
James
Jane Slaughter Smith
Burrsville
Oscar
Lawrence
Ridgely
Homer
Charles Gilbert
Harvey
New York City
Ithel Brubaker
Mildred Gorman
Annie Marie Masden dies at 84 in Grove vicinity
Annie Marie Masden 84 died April 14 at daughter’s home in Lynch Mill area. Survived by daughter Mrs. Stockley, another daughter Mrs. Roy Scott, sons Willie Carl and Henry Masden, 20 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. Moore Funeral Home with Rev. Thomas J. Turkington officiating. Interment Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Marie Masden
William B. Stockley
John
Sarah Flaharty
Grove Vicinity
Stockley
Roy Scott
Lynch, Md
Willie Eaton
Carl Eaton
Henry Masden
Wilmington
Moore Funeral Home
Thomas J. Turkington
Grove Cemetery
Easter program highlights and local social notes
The Easter program at the church Sunday evening drew interest and a collection of 73 dollars and 37 cents. Sunday School teachers and children enjoyed an egg hunt Monday afternoon. Local residents, visits, and hospital updates follow with multiple names and family connections across Boonesboro Denton Rahway Seaford Easton Vernon Greenwood and Harrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Ramsburg
Boonesboro
Lewis Butler
Paul Stafford
Denton
F. L. Stafford
James P. Hilliard
W. G. Holbrook
Rahway
N. J
Bernard H. Thomas
R. B. Jones
Dickerson
L. H. Thomas
Geo. Fountain
Mildred Hamilton
Easton
Ralph H.wooters
Neil Russell
Harrington
Matthew Russell
Greenwood
John Wooters
Clinton Luff, Jr
Vernon
Eddie Willis
M. A. Brackett
W.G. Holbrook
Burrrsville Church Services and Local Visits
Burrrsville announces church services for Sunday April 20 with Union Church School at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m Wesley Church School at 10 a m and revival at 7 30 p m. Local residents note visits and household guests including Fred Lewis in Sykesville Edwin Baker Carroll Williams near Chestertown and Norman Wix ill health of Mrs Wix. Rev T J Lard of Bellefonte Wilmington assists Rev Roy Phillips at Wesley Church. Theo Warren hosts guests from New Jersey and Martha Short with son L T and Mrs Henry Stafford shopped in Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union—Church School
Wesley—Church School
Fred Lewis
Sykesville
Edwin Baker
Carroll Williams
Chestertown
Charlie Welch
Norman Wix
Daniel Gooden
Dover
Greensboro Fire Company Drive Underway
A Greensboro Fire Company fundraising drive proceeds amid lists of donors and sponsors including Ethel Steinman, Wm. Bullock, Pet Milk Employees, Hartford Fire Insurance, Caroline County Bank, Dan Perry and many others. The campaign mobilizes community support through local businesses and individuals across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Steinman
Wm. Bullock
Pet Milk
Hartford
Caroline County Bank
Dan Perry
Gustav Miller
C. Frederick Norris
Otis Towers
Corsia Langmaid
Samuel Carrow
C. F. Cherry
Wm. Gray
Paul Shoemaker
Jane Ingersoll
Wesley Tribbitt
Henry Lucas
S. C. Porter
A. W. Brumbaugh
Lillie Legar
Edward Caudill
Walter Dillon
Andrew Altis
Norman R
Elsie M. Schall
Reese
Cora _ Bickling
7Zeth Weaver, Jr
Greensboro Homemakers Met Last Week
Greensboro Homemakers Club met April 8 for a program on house plants and care. Mrs. Thomas Everland led with guidance from Mr. Thomas Ober, a local florist, on lilies azaleas hydrangeas and gardenias and planting, pruning and storage tips. Mrs. Charles Wothers and Miss Mae Pippin hosted the meeting with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro Homemakers Club
Thomas Everland
Thomas Ober
Greensboro
Ober
Charles Wothers
Mae Pippin
Term Of Enlistment For United States Navy
Navy offers a minority enlistment for youths aged seventeen to eighteen with parental consent. Enlistment extends to twenty first birthday. Local recruiters available in Cambridge Veterans Administration Building 8:30 am to 4:30 pm daily except Tuesdays Thursdays and Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy
Navy
Veterans Administration Building
Cambridge
Legion Supports County Blood Program
Legion members urge contact with Red Cross chairman Mrs Turkington or committee for information on making a donation when the Bloodmobile visits the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Denton Adopts Daylight Saving Time Start Date
At the Monday meeting the Denton Commissioners voted unanimously to resume Daylight Saving Time this year. Clocks move forward to 2:00 a.m. on April 27, 1952, and end at the same time as Baltimore City’s practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Baltimore City
Firemen's Auxiliary Meeting Set for Thursday in Denton
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Denton Volunteer Fire Co. will hold a regular meeting on Thursday, April 24, at 8:00 p.m. at the fire house. Mrs. Marie Trice and Mrs. Catherine Downes will hostesses. Trustees meet at 7:30 p.m. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Volunteer Fire Co
Marie Trice
Catherine Downes
WSCS Circle to Meet at First Church Monday Night
WSCS to meet in Fellowship Hall at 8 pm Monday. Mr Parker Stone will speak on his trip to Mexico with lantern slides of old cathedrals and articles made by locals. Members urged to attend this fine program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 2
WSCS
First Church
Fellowship Hall
Parker Stone
Mexico
Watery pressure rises with depth and loads depths
A concise scientific note explains that water exerts about one ton per square inch for each mile of depth, illustrating how pressure scales with vertical water column height.
No sea-bottom plants below sunlit depths
The statement notes that no plants grow on ocean floors where light cannot reach. It implies photosynthesis cannot occur beyond illuminated zones, restricting plant life to sunlit depths and shaping marine ecosystems.
Homemakers Club Plans Fashion Show Meeting
The Double Hills Homemakers Club will meet Tuesday afternoon April 22 at Mrs. Margaret Longs home with Mrs. Hester Stafford assisting. Members are reminded to bring or wear clothing for the upcoming fashion show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Double Hills Homemakers Club
Margaret Long
Hester Stafford
Circle To Meet The Willing Workers
Circle will meet at the home of Mrs. Samuel Nowell on Monday April 21 at 730 p m The assisting hostesses will be Mrs John Towers and Mrs Addie Wertz All members are urged to be present and ready to participate in the planned program and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Nowell
John Towers
Addie Wertz
Hours For Draft Board Office Open Hours Denton 1952
Draft Board office at 302 Market St Denton will be open 8 00 a m to 4 30 p m DST Monday through Friday effective April 28 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draft Board
Market St
Denton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nora Craft
Lewis Craft
Doris Knotts
Boothwyn
Siloam Methodist Church
Virginia Gilmore
Springfield
Paul Singer
Shadowlawn F. F. Lockers
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Jackie Quillen
Shaw Air Force Base
S. C
Edward Quillen
Margaret A. Knotts
Louis J. Knotts
Oakland
Calif
Ethel F. Peters
Julia H. Wilson
Talbot Music Club
Stevens Browne
Aubrey Boone
Niewspaper nabHiye
Short Course
Kennard Holden, Sr
Fannie Trice
George Lowe
George Clendaniel
Model Airplane Club
Grace Church
Hobbs
J. H. Edgell
Seaforg Memorial Hospital
Edgell
Greensboro Fire Company
Firemen’s Auxiliary
Sidney Theatre
Bridgeville, del
Peter Lawford
Janet Leigh
Sun. & Mon
Walt Disney
Johnny Weissmuller
Angela Greene
Jungle Jim
Pat O'Brien
Richard Denning
Kinawa
Charles Starrett Smiley Burnette
Wild River
Stewart Granger
Pier Angeli
Clesaing
Floyd R. Aden
Denton News Service
Peoples Cut
Fresh Rock
G. Clifton Cohee
Prop
Denton, Maryland
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