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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1959

Page

2

Safe Driving Tips for Teenagers

National Safety Council offers a free guide of teen safe driving tips distributed by a major oil company and affiliates. Tips urge calm, responsibility, weather adaptation, and avoiding ego. Emphasizes that teens face higher fatal accident rates per mile and that prudent driving can reverse this trend.

National Safety Council

Ladies Auxiliary of Greensboro Fire Company Meeting

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Greensboro fire company held their monthly meeting at the fire house on July 30. The treasurer reported 637.10 dollars from the carnival cake booth and thanks were given to all who helped. The article lists numerous residents and visitors visiting Tolchester, Rehoboth, and nearby towns, including Miss Patsy Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Foster Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Pippin, and many others, with social calls, family visits, and local events noted throughout the period. It also records garden produce and prize results from the Kent and Sussex Fair and local gatherings at Tolchester, Betterton, and Conquest Beach.

Greensboro Fire Company Marvin Pippin Kent General Hospital Alfred Blackburn Robert Edge Frederica, del Clayton Wyatt Frances Gary Dawson Cohee Tolchester Mattie Wyatt Wilmington Jesse A. Mackey New York City Katie Webber Ruth Padgett Tammy Paul DeFord Oakland Teddy Taylor DeFords Frank Asilton Jean Asilton Lawrence Jones Rehoboth Sadie Ash Oscar Nichols Connie Penny Dobson Dover Margaret Dobson Betterton Ash Edward Dean Willie Harris Tommy Boney Delmar Marie Tolson Grasonville Agnes Wyatt Cliff Thomas Chester Robert Porter Porter Joseph Hayes Alexandria Robert Earheart Ralph Sharp Denton Elizabeth Smith Samuel Johnson Milford Francis Karcher New England States Herman Kemp, Jr Joann Cynthia Melvin Felton Doris Kemp Pasadena Herman Kemp Elmer B. Draper Philadelphia Ann Clark Nora Mae Wilson Jane Ingersoll Nelson Evans Smyrna Del Grant Evans Bradford Cooper Jane Evans Rosewood School Owngs Mills Maryland ARC Rig Harry Smith Georgetown Harry H. Smith William Heath Holly and Billy Baltimore Charles Heath Mackey Patty Heath Herbert Butts Mary Smith Pearl Glover Gettysburg Allie Seward Millington Raymond Crozier Margaret Crozier Elks Cumberland L. C. Antal Ray Town

Marydel Horse Show Winners and Local Notices

Frank Walenter won two prizes at the Lewes Horse Show, taking first in Free Pleasure with his horse Fair Lady and second in the Trial Division. the event drew 16 and 20 entries respectively. Local society notes cover visits by Dev on Smith, a famed hitchhiker, and multiple residents visiting kin in Marydel and nearby towns. Additional items mention agricultural prize results at Harrington’s Kent and Sussex Fair and assorted weekend gatherings and travels.

Frank Walenter Lewes Fair Lady Sussex Lee Harman Devon Smith Mr. Smith New Castle Los Angeles Calif Alaska Yukon Canada Marydel Washington, D. C Europe Russia Mary Smith Norman Smith Dover Helen Menz Fort Monmouth N. J Anna Walenter Frank Menz Louis Collison Rehoboth Kennard Shults Ocean City Kent and Sussex Harrington John Thomas Frank Thomas

Hillsboro social notes recount visits and oblique events

Hillsboro items detail varios visits from Chestertown to Easton and Philadelphia area, birthday dinners, Camp Mardela counselor duties, and family gatherings. Notable items include weddings in Washington Missouri and local church picnic plans at Conquest Beach with a church truck departure at 1 p.m. on Saturday near August 8.

Chrstine Brace Elizabeth Haddaway Chestertown Rhonda Allen Rhonda Connie Stoops Phyllis Thistlewood Freddie North Easton Joe Barvinshak State College James Walters Emitt Potts Memorial Hospital Oscar Rice Larue Fogle York Frances Murphy Rusty Eaton Paul Eaton Ridgely Alan Segar Camp Mardela Barton Butler Cheri Elwood Fleming Rehoboth Ruth Beaven Gardner Beaven Mort Taylor Ridley Park Beaven Oliver Hewitt Rusty Janet Blanche Morse Sue Sparklin Helen Sparklin William R. Warren W. J. Warren Marthasville Missouri Evangelistic Reform Church Washington, Mo Warren Harold Heister Washington, D. C Ross Allen Ralph Lewis Baltimore Joe Thomas Howard Dodds Danny Hodgman Pocomoke City Francis Fleming Bill Eveland Ned Eveland Charles Boyles John Eveland Hillsboro Conquest Beach

Hobbs People Visit and Host in Easton and Nearby Towns

Miss Melinda and Susan Chaffinch stayed with aunt Mrs. Harry Clark in Easton last week. Numerous visits followed among Hobbs residents including the Stafford, Scott, Thomas, and Butler families with guests in Denton Greensboro Harrington and Chincoteague. A Canada trip by Mr. Milo Crane accompanied by Clifford Towers’’s aunt’s visit is noted along with best wishes for Frank Fountain’s recovery.

Melinda Susan Chaffinch Harry Clark Easton Wesley Stafford Ronnie Dale Sharon Harold Scott Susan Candy Chaffinch Rehoboth L. H. Thomas L. Hopkins Thomas Paul Maloney Ronnie Blazejak Julie L. Reyner Dukes Denton B. B. Allen Elizabeth Smith Greensboro Irah Smith Whitman Harrisburg J. R. Ricards Wanda Fountain Marvin Butler Thomas Grant Harrington Ellen Butler Washington, D. C Elmer Butler Ann Harrington Fair Lewis Butler Albert Matthews Salisbury Frank Willoughby Paul Stafford Roland Towers Billy Tommy Danny Jeff W. G. Holbrook Chincoteague May Wright Frank Fountain Clifford Towers Canada Milo Crane

ADAMS CROSS ROADS NEWS ITEMS

Marian Robinson reports from Federalsburg RFD 2 Maryland. Mrs Wm Dennis and her daughters visited Earle Robinsons. Ray Trivitts and wife welcomed a son Charles Ray. Althea Adams of Wilmington spent the weekend with Edna Adams. Ethel Heller and her father visited Kemp Adams. Earle Robinson hosted Bill Dennis of Philadelphia. A survey notes half of brides are under 20.

Wm. Dennis Carteret N. J Earle Robinson Ray Trivitts Charles Ray Althea Adams Wilmington Edna Adams Ethel Heller Kemp Adams Bill Dennis Philadelphia

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