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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1951

Page

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Local Gill Passed By The Legislature

The General Assembly approved local Bills affecting Caroline County including a Health Center charter in Denton and salary increases for the deputy treasurer. It also authorized loans for school construction and alms house options, with additional measures widening magistrate jurisdiction and adjusting marriage license fees for county use.

Senatoy Layviman J. Redden Caroline County General Assembly Mc Weldin Senate Redden Hiouse Logan Denton Board of County Commissioners of saig County Circuit

Fat Barrows Exhibit Marked Big 4-H And FFA Show

Charles Hunley of Easton exhibited the grand champion barrow weighing 225 pounds at the Spring Eastern Shore 4-H and FFA Fat Hog Show at Queen Anne's County Park on April 17. Esskay bought it for 35c per pound. Reserve champion Eddie Henry weighed 265 pounds and was also bought by Esskay at 35c. 135 animals were shown by 74 Esskay and 61 Armour buyers for an average of about 22.75 per hundred. James B. Outhouse judged. Marty Gannon assisted.

Charles Hunley Easton barrow Queen Anne’s County Park Charles’ barrow Esskay Eddie Henry F. F. A. Club Armour James B. Outhouse Animal Husbandry University of Maryland Marty Gannon

Girl Scout Troop Committee Meeting Agenda and Plans

The Girl Scout Troop Committee met Tuesday evening April 17 at Mrs. Gerard Warwick's home with assistants Mrs. James A. Wise and Mrs. O. E. Roberts. They discussed Camp Todd progress and learned details about the camp site. Troop 4 announced planting flowering trees along the causeway as a community project. The group noted the need for a meeting place for Brownies and Girl Scouts before fall, and refreshments were served after adjournment.

Gerard Warwick James A. Wise O. E. Roberts Camp Todd Girl Scouts Brownies

Scout Leaders Train In Outdoor Cooking At Camp Todd

Leaders from five counties completed the final outdoor cooking course at Camp Todd Williston and will receive leadership certificates. Mrs Austin Roberts of Sadlersville trained Caroline Kent Queen Annes Talbot and Dorchester leaders in campers stew and camping foods. Caroline county led the 1951 Red Cross drive with $3 375 14 raised, exceed­ing the $2 728 goal. Federalsburg, Denton, Preston, Greensboro and other towns also contributed as noted by Robert Holt and Mrs Reba Wright.

Camp Todd Williston Austin Roberts Sadlersville Caroline Kent Queen Anne’s Talbot Dorchester Centreville Caroline county Red Cross Robert Holt Federalsburg Reba Wright Denton Preston Greensboro Ridgely Hillsboro Goldsboro Maryde Henderson Hickman Hobbs Burrsville Mr. Holt

Greensboro Woman's Missionary Union Meets Tuesday

The Greensboro Baptist Church women gathered at Mrs. Marie Rouse's home for an engaging meeting led by president Mrs. Spicher. Speakers from China, Japan, Nigeria, Latin America and more shared missionary reports while 111 new missionaries were noted. the group also donated 60 to the Annie Armstrong Offering, surpassing last year. Next month meets with Mrs. Irving Ober.

Woman's Missionary Union Greensboro Baptist Church Marie Rouse Spicher Etther Thornton Roger Moyer Jesus China Nancy Thornton Charlotte Thornton Japan Nigeria James Earl Spicher Christ Latin America Carl Wright Douglas Spicher Gunter Wagner Ger Foreign Mission Board Du Bois Irving Ober Annie Armstrong

Easton Concerts Select 1951 52 Artists for Season

The Easton Community Concert Association announced a four concert series for 1951 52. Artists include violinist Ricardo Odnoposoff and the Columbia Canadian Trio Joan Rowland Betty Jean Hagen and William Hossack duo pianists Loretta and Murray Dranoff and baritone Carlos Sherman. Over 500 members have subscribed and volunteers are thanked.

Easton Community Concert Association Arthur R. Higginbottom Ricardo Odnoposoff South America Europe Carnegie Hall New York Times Odnoposoff United States Canada Joan Rowland Betty- Jean Hagen William Hossack Loretta Murray Dranoff Dranoffs North America Steinways Carlos Sherman Columbia Operatic Trio Easton

Cancer Sunday Observed Across Denton Churches

Worshipers will observe Cancer Sunday on April 22 after an announcement by Mrs. William Wolf, chair of the American Cancer Society’s 1951 Crusade. Clergy from Catholic and Protestant churches were asked to include prayers for cancer control during services. Rev. John E. French of First Methodist Church urged that religion aid cancer efforts, stressing saving lives and alleviating suffering as a divine task and noting scientific progress.

William Wolf American Cancer Society John E. French First Methodist Church Denton

Greensboro P T A Holds Last Meeting at High School

Greensboro P T A met April 9 in the school auditorium to elect officers for 1951 52 and to appoint executives. New officers include President Donald Jones and Vice President Charles Bilbrough. Committee members and plans for a sick room, playground grading, and a summer project were discussed along with a talk by Mr Hill and an amateur student show.

Greensboro P. T. A Donald Jones Charles Bilbrough Zeth Weaver Jr McClung Elton Kindleberger Oren Lewis Ruth Seiler Carl Nichols Leslie Wyatt Hill

Caroline County Service Club Banquet Held at Armory

The second annual Caroline County Service Club Banquet was held Tuesday evening at the Armory in Denton with all county clubs present. Federalsburg Lions won the plaque for highest attendance. Over 250 guests enjoyed dinner by Caroline Chapter No. 62 O E S as Fred Asilton and Rev. T J Turkington led piano and song while former Congressman Calvin D Johnson spoke on national foundations and aims to an ovation.

Caroline County Service Club Armory Denton Federalsburg Lions Club ladies of Caroline Chapter No. 62 Francis Holsinger Federalsburg Fred Asilton T. J. Turkington Calvin D. Johnson Washington

Negro held in Talbot one accused of rape attempt

State police and a wide posse questioned a 26 year old farmhand after a violent taxi kidnapping and rape attempt near New Bridge in Talbot County. The man was captured by Trooper Robert Crocker near a road junction after an extensive search.

Guardia Hies HC RAN Weg ean sherif posee reso victia exho Easton Memorial Hospital Easton New Bridge Talbot county Clark Denton Robert Crocker

Caroline County Club Thanks for Support of Choral Concert

The Caroline County Business and Professional Women's Club expresses appreciation to the public for supporting the Caroline Choral Society second concert on Sunday April 15. Under the direction of Robert Hunt with Dorothy W Rue as accompanist the choir delivered a superior program. Special thanks go to Sedna Shipman Sara Murphy Samuel Mellits James Trice Charles Moore Nuttle Lumber Company and the press for cooperation.

Caroline County Business and Professional Women’s Club Caroline Choral Society Caroline County Robert Hunt Dorothy W. Rue Sedna Shipman Sara Murphy Samuel Mellits James Trice Charles Moore Nuttle Lumber Company

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