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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1949

Page

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Brethren Camp Delmarva Site Hosts Youth Encampments

Delmarva Camp near Benton continues to host events through August with Baptist youth camps Aug to 13 and a special reunion Aug 28 for Bridgewater College and Blue Ridge College graduates. Notable activities include 4-H achievement day Aug 2, bird and tree studies, and addresses by local leaders from Denton Easton and Queen Anne. The Rev J William Krabill and alum families observe their 60th wedding anniversary there.

Church of the Brethren Delmarva Camp Benton Caroline County J. William Krabill Denton Emanuel King Tuckahoe Neck Bridgewater College Virginia Blue Ridge College Church of the Brethren of Greenwood J. S. Rittenhouse Queen Anne Grace Gates Easton

All-Star Game Set at Centreville for Lou Gehrig Fund

Centreville hosts what is believed to be the first Lou Gehrig Memorial Fund all star game in the country on Thursday Aug 18 at 8:30 DST under lights in Centreville Park. Bi-State Stars led by Henry Baxter face Tri-County stars managed by Pete Richardson. Sudlersville 11-2 and St Michaels 9-1 headline leagues with several clubs listed. a Centreville-Grasonville midget game precedes the event.

Lou Gehrig Centreville Centreville Park Henry Baxter Sudlersville Pete Richardson St. Michaels pilot St. Michaels Sadlersville Galena Henderson Townsend Millington Queenstown Kenton Tri-County Ridgely Denton Queen Anne Preston Hurlock Neavitt Grasonville Jesse A. Linthicum Baltimore Morning Sun Ed Nichols Salisbury Times

Dentonians To Play St Michaels Sunday

Dentonians to play St Michaels Sunday in a game with Ridgely and Denton in action. Montgomery earned the win for Denton while Blades took the loss. Key moments included two base hits by Blades and Montgomery and three base hits by Lynch. Pinder Bennington Willis and Henry stole bases as the Denton and Ridgely lineups battled for runs and outs.

Dentonians St. Michaels RHE Ridgely Denton Lemans A. Bennington Spence Lane D. Bennington Harrison Blades K. Bennington Lynch Montgomery Montgom ery Pinder Willis Henry Butler Cole Ridgely Schaub Park Ridgely Ab H. Po. A 0 0 |Pinder, 3b. 20 Tribbitt, lf. | L. Bennington Ib p p. Spence Denton Pa. A Scurto Smith Orme Ib Harrison Andrews

Plan A Safe Vacation Plan A Safe Vacation

Millions of Americans suffer injuries during summer vacations due to rushed sports and travel. Prioritize common sense, moderation, and preparation for emergencies. Ease into vigorous activities after sedentary work and gradually tan rather than rushing into intense exercise.

Girls 4-H Annual Achievement Day highlights August event

Girls from across Caroline County gathered August 2 at the Church of the Brethren Camp near Penton for the 4-H Annual Achievement Day. Blue and purple awards named include Betty Ellwanger and Shirley Banning, with top finishers to represent the county in the State Style Revue.

Church of the Brethern Penton Betty Ellwanger Shirley Banning Rita Ann Rogers Purple Barbara Boyles Patsy Towers Janet Hoffman Alice Richard Jane Ringgold Peggy Callahan Natalie Hastings Mary Joyce Crouse Caroline County Mary Ellen Ellbwanger Gladys Ann Wilson Lois Ann Butler Angel Cake Joan Engerman Mary Leu Horsey Jane Dodd Barbara Fuchs Lois Fuchs Nancy Rice Edwina Rosser Elma Jean Reed Mary Lou Horsey Barbara Hager Barbara Butler Shirley Rietzow Joanna Baynard Furmans Grove Club

4 H Club Girls Sent To Camp

Martha Ann Ziegler of Denton Maryland spends two weeks at Camp Miniawacha in Selby Michigan. She earned the trip from Maryland 4 H clubs for consistent good club work. The other Maryland girl is Mary Jane Adkins of Salisbury. Delaware sent Betty Webb from Goldsboro though she lives just across the state line. The girls departed Maryland last Saturday.

Janet Hoffman Edwina Rosser Natalie Hastings Barbara Hager Mary Lou Horsey Rita Ann Rogers Johanna Hyde Club College Park Maryland Virginia Kerns Alice Richard Janette Vanville Etta Mae Willey Patricia Townsend Janis Stowell Associated Women of the State Farm Bureau Elma Jean Reed Associated Women of the County Farm Bureau Betty Mae Ellwanger Joan Frye Barbara Tuneff Martha Ann Zeigler Caroling County Juniata College Camp Miniwaca Michigan young peoples Martha Ann Ziegler Frank D. Ziegler Denton Selby Miss Ziegler Mary Jane Adkins Salisbury Delaware Betty Webb Goldsboro

Thomas Concert Sunday Sept 25 Tickets announced

The Junior Auxiliary of Memorial Hospital announced the John Charles Thomas concert for Sunday September 25 at 3 30 p m Tickets are 5 for the patron block in the Avalon Theater orchestra and 360 for any other seat Proceeds support hospital services The group also coordinated nurse events and stage decoration duties with members including Mrs Covell Mrs Walter McCord and Mrs C W Bowman.

John Charles Thomas Memorial Hospital Westland Charles E. Wheeler Avalon Theater Herbert Austin Covell Walter McCord Westlands Howard Anthony Sarah Adkins C. W. Bowman

Townsend Picnic Attendees Gather From Nearby Towns

The Townsend Club held a Tolchester picnic with attendees from Ridgely including Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dean and others, from Denton including Walter Fountain Sr. and Emmett Lord, and from Schenectady New York Mrs. M V Gomez guest of her sister Mrs. Robert Dean. PFC Michael J Seiler is spending a fifteen day furlough with his father and sister at the Blazejak home.

Townsend Tolchester Ridgely Robert Dean Emmett Messenger Edgar Greenly John Pollard Leonard Dean Charles Hammond John Scully James Shively Nora Bartlett Ethel Benny Gertrude Cannon Effie Everett Melissa Mitchell Florence Thompson Homozelle Winstead Edna Dtweiler Annie Turner Ada Elsie Matthews Denton Walter

Delmarva Camp Meetings Open On Peninsula

Two historic camp meetings on Smith Island in Tangier Sound and near Laurel begin late this week. Smith Island sessions run a week from 7 45 P M with Rev. Gilbert E Turner leading services and a Maryland Legislative Council visit planned for August 14. Delmarva Camp opens for three weeks with Friday start, featuring Sunday school, evangelists, guest ministers, and visiting singers across most days.

Smith Island Tangier Sound Delmarva Camp Laurel Del Siloam Delmarva Crisfield Gilbert E. Turner Maryland Legislative Council

Caroline Women Revive Short Course Club Reorganized at Denton

The Rural Women's Short Course Club of Caroline County was reorganized Tuesday in Denton after wartime suspension. Mrs. Paul Hoffman of Ridgely was named chairman and Miss Alberta Porter of Greensboro secretary and treasurer. Mary Wharton of Ridgely was named chairman of a club party for College Park next summer. Thirty three women are eligible to join, with one requirement being graduation from the short course after four years. It is suggested that associate membership be offered to women who attended the Maryland University short course for one year.

Caroline County Denton Paul Hoffman Ridgely Alberta Porter Greensboro Mary Wharton College Park Maryland University

Tomato Picking Demonstration On William Engerman Farm

A tomato picking demonstration will be held at William Engerman's farm near Denton on Route 404 Wednesday August 10 at 7:00 PM DST. Five top pickers win cash prizes from $5 down to $1 with University of Maryland Marketing Department judges and open public attendance.

William Engerman Denton U. S University of Maryland Marketing Department

Del Mar Hot Spell Wrecks Truck Crops in Del Mar Peninsula

A cooperative weather and crop report cites a heat wave ending July 30 as one of Maryland and Delaware's hottest weeks on record. Central Del Mar area crops suffered near complete losses while areas west of the bay fared better. Rain is needed across most regions for full crop development. corn, potatoes, soybeans, tobacco, and fruits show mixed progress with beetles, moisture shortages, and market conditions impacting yields.

Del-Mar Peninsula Maryland Delaware Del-Mar bay Washington county Kent Queen Anne Caroline counties Somerset-Wicomico

Gov Carvel Greets Breeders At Fair Show

Governor Carvel attends the Kent and Sussex Fair in Harrington Delaware where over 100 registered cattle from Maryland Delaware Pennsylvania and New Jersey compete judged by J Garrett Tolan. Blair Stock wins Grand Champion bull and Supreme Champion while Andelot Kate is Grand Champion female. Bill McGregor earns Senior Showmanship and LeRoy Johnson takes Champion Showmanship.

Maryland J. Garrett Tolan international authority Pleasant Plains Ill Delaware Pennsylvania New Jersey Blakeford Bill McGregor W. A. McGregor & Son Worton

Denton Attorney William J. Rickards Dies After Illness

William J. Rickards a Denton attorney and former magistrate died at his home after a long illness. He would have turned 75 on Aug 17. He studied at Dover Academy and Maryland University School of Law in 1904. Survived by niece Dorothy Miller and brother J Nelson Rickards. wife May Taylor died earlier. Funeral Friday at 2 p m conducted at his home by Rev Edwin W M Johnson. Burial in Denton Cemetery.

William Joseph Rickards Denton James S Sarah Ann Todd Rickards Ridgely Dover Academy Maryland University School of Law Caroline County Rickards Christ Protestant Episcopal Church Dorothy Miller J. Nelson Rickards May Taylor England Edwin W. M. Johnson Denton Cemetery

Kent Sussex Fair Draws 100000 Crowd in Record Year

The thirtieth Kent and Sussex Fair drew an estimated 190000 attendees last week, says general manager Brinton Holloway. He calls it one of the best fairs, noting heat limited daylight turnout. Poultry exhibits set a record with 550 entries across chickens ducks and geese.

Brinton Holloway Holloway poultry department

Caroline Children Of Today Our Citizens Of Tomorrow

Read as a community item highlighting youth engagement and civic education. Mentions byline and local focus on preparing younger generations for future responsibilities within the town.

Caroline Children Of Today Our Citizens Of Tomorrow

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