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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1951

Page

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Girl Scouts Camp Todd Near Denton Closes After Season

The first season of Camp Todd the Girl Scout camp near Silver Lake Denton ended Saturday. Mrs. Austin Roberts director and counselors Brownies reported achievements as fourteen girls earned life saving badges. Forty two girls and nine counselors staffed the final week with nine girls in the Gipsy unit led by Miss Helen Roe Roberts. Denton participants include Ruby Adams Jane Adams Mary Lee Engerman Sally Everngam Louise Hignutt Mary Lou Kerslake Sarah Lane Lois Slaughter Vera Smith Roberta Somers Elaine Willis. Three Denton girls Janet Lou Butler Mary Ann Fleetwood Carolyn Tongue attended a preceding encampment with enrollment of 35.

Camp Todd Five County Leaders Club of Girl Scouts Silver Lake Denton Austin Roberts Sadlersville John Frick Allentown national board of Girl Scouts Eleanor Hoover Waynesboro K. Thomas Everngain Helen Roe Roberts Ruby Adams Jane Adams Mary Lee Engerman Sally Everngam Louise Hignutt Mary Lou Kerslake Sarah Lane Lois Slaughter Vera Smith Roberta Somers Elaine Willis Janet Lou Butler Mary Ann Fleetwood Carolyn Tongue

Wright Reunion Held At Choptank Last Sunday

Descendants of John Riley Wright and Ann Kimmey Wright gathered at Estelle Wrights home in Choptank for the tenth annual reunion. Nellie Jump chaired, minutes read by Clara Wright, program included singing, a poem, prayers, and imitations. A buffet lunch followed, with moving pictures taken by Leon Wright. Attendees from Md Del and N J included E Orland Wright, Clara Wright, James Wright, Connie Lou, Wilbur Jump, Ralph Jump, Myra Jump, Ralph Wright, Helen Wright, Peggy Wright, Bill Wright, Leon Wright, Myrtle Wright, A M Willey, Alcaid Wright, Anna Wright, Richard Wright, Inez Wright, Teg Wright, Lillian Wright, Pearl Wright, H B Wright, Ralph Agnew, Palmer Agnew, Clara Deen, Ann Deen, Craig, Dixie Craig, Dorothy Brown, and Mary Silvey. Plans to meet again in 1952.

John Riley Ann Kimmey Wright Estelle Wright Nellie Wright Jump Clara T. Wright Nellie Jump gladelias Peggy Wright Philadelphia Ralph Helen Wright Ralph Wright Alcaid Wright Myrtle Wright Leon Wright E. Orland Wright North Wales Farm James Lucille Wright Connie Lou Dover Road Wilbur Nellie Wright Myra Wright Houston Del Villas New Jersey Peggy Bill Wright Bainbridge Leon Mary Wright Winchester Virginia A. M. Willey Hurlock Alcaid Anna M. Wright Richard Alcaid Wright Jr Michael Alcaid Trenton Inez Bill Teg Wright Lillian Wright Pearl Wright H. B. Wright Preston Ralph and Ann Wright Agnew Palmer Ithaca N. Y

Double Hills Homemakers Hold Annual Picnic

The Double Hills Homemakers Club enjoyed its annual picnic at Trapp Pond Delaware on August 2. The event featured a pine woods setting with a pavilion and fire places, a lunch that disappeared quickly as members ate, and post lunch bathing and games. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lockerman and sons, Miss Mary Ann Blades, Mr. Charles Todd, Dennis and Mary, Mr. Havil Krabill, and Mr. Robert.

Double Hills Homemakers Club Trapp Pond Delaware

Wheatley Neal Wins Back-to-Back 4-H Fitting Trophy

Wheatley Neal of Denton has won the Richard Blackburn Champion 4-H Fitting and Showing Trophy for a second consecutive year with the same Guernsey heifer. The 4-H youth, son of J Dallas Neal, also raises Hampshire and Yorkshire hogs and serves as Sour Apple Tree Club treasurer.

Wheatley Timonium Centreville Richard Blackburn J. Dallas Neal Denton Neal

Club Week At College Park In Progress

The 29th annual Club Week at the University of Maryland College Park runs August 6–11 with about 1100 youths in attendance. Caroline County delegates, led by Barbara Hager who won a scholarship, participate in dress reviews, judging contests, food and home management activities, and other exhibits while living on campus.

University of Maryland College Park Caroline County Denton University Carolyn Brown Janice Boulais Barbara Butler Mary Anne Closson Virginia Lee Covey Mary Joyce Crouse Barbara Dean Alma Frase Barbara Hager Joanne Jackson Virginia Kerns Patsy Lister Elma Jean Reed Janet Neal Alice Richard Jane Ringgold Rita Anne Rogers Peggy Sutton Patsy Townsend Audrey Turner Jeanette Van Greensboro Rita Rogers Etta Mae Willey Mary Ann Closson Geneva Williams

Denton National BankCelebrates Sixth Anniversary Open House

The Denton National Bank marked its sixth anniversary with an open house from 3 to 6 pm. About 300 guests viewed William A. Schick Jr.’s coin and bill collection dating 1793 to 1926 and a $1000 six percent bond. Bank officials and wives hosted, with guests from nearby and Baltimore and Philadelphia banks.

Denton National Bank William A. Schick, Jr Philadelphia National Bank Evan Chandler Archer Mr. Schick Mesdames Joseph M. Eaton D. Thompson Swing Charles Eilwanger Wilmer Fell Davis J. Lester Everagam Dawson O. George J. Roland Chaffinch Clark Quillen Baltimore Philadelphia I. Robert Fleetwood

Local Stock Car Races Draw 2500 at Harrington and Delmar

Dick Kaufman of Harrisburg pa wins the 25 lap feature at Harrington Delaware in car 49 after a dramatic restart. Frankie Schneider of Lambertville NJ leads Delmar Raceway feature in car 88 before Kaufman places second and heat results list Tucker Reed and White among top finishers.

Delaware Stock Car Racing Assn Kent & Sussex Harrington Delaware Dick Kaufman Harrisburg Kaufman Johnny Martin Martin Norris Reed No. 38 the checker Horace Williams Jack Tucker Fred Smith Freddie White Bill Walker Jake Twilley Bob Atkins Dick Mundorf John Mundorf Herman Kohland Frankie Schneider Lambertville N. J Delmar Raceway Bill Domino Paul Walker Norwood Ellingsworth Jimmy Marks Peanuts Smith Frankie Sechneid

Late tomato blight risk from cold nights guidance

Cold nights may hasten tomato late blight. Farmers should inspect fields and begin spraying or dusting immediately if symptoms appear. Use fixed copper or Zineb with 100 gallons of water per acre or 40 to 50 pounds of dust. If spraying, 2 pounds copper or 2 pounds Dithane Z-78 per 100 gallons applies. If dusting, 40 to 50 pounds of 7 percent fixed copper or 6 percent Zineb per acre is advised.

Marriage Licenses List from Delaware and Maryland Towns

A list of marriage licenses shows partners from Wilmington Dover Lewes Denton Marydel Queen Anne Greensboro Federalsburg and Seaford. Names include Griffin Rich Maull Seymour Eure Harmon Hay Marcke DeLong Mannering Cherry Dennis Wright Power and others with ages in the 20s to 50s.

Thomas Maurice Griffin Wilmington Del Jeraldine Arnetta Ann Rich William T. Maull Lewes Gertrude Seymour William Eure Denton Bessie Mae Harmon Roland Hay Marydel Mary Marcke Dover William C. DeLong Christine Mannering Townsend Orville Cherry Queen Anne Helen B. Dennis Greensboro Elbert Wright Federalsburg Virginia Power Seaford

Caroline Choral Group Serves Resort Concert at Rehoboth

The Caroline Choral Society of Caroline County gave a community concert at Epworth Methodist Church in Rehoboth Beach replacing the usual evening service. Prof. Robert G. Hunt directed the chorus with Mrs Dorothy W. Rue at the piano. This was the first concert of their summer itinerary after Ocean City on August 12.

Caroline Choral Society Caroline County Rehoboth Beach Epworth Methodist Church Baltimore Avenue Robert G. Hunt Dorothy W. Rue Rehoboth Ocean City

Krabill Family Reunion and Dinner Held Sunday

The Krabill family gathered Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Have Krabill to honor Mr. J. W. Krabill who turned 84 on August 8. Descendants attended including Verlin A. Krabill and Clyde Nafzinger, with many spouses and grandchildren listed among attendees.

Krabill Have Krabill J. W. Krabill Verlin A. Krabill Clyde Nafzinger Havel Krabill Harold Holsinger Allen Myra Earl Krabill Lee Garey Harold Krabill Linda Stephen Melvin Krabill Lillie Mae Eckhart Verlin Krabill Betty Bill Bert Thornton Chuck Charles Todd Dennis Mary Lewis Nafzinger Moses John Nafzinger Jimmy Barbara Jean

New Grasses and Legumes Shown at Field Day

Caroline County farmers can view new grasses and legumes tested at the University of Maryland Plant Research Farm near College Park on Thursday August 16. Maryland agronomists assess birdsfoot trefoil red clover alfalfa Ladino clover orchard grass timothy and broom grass for best regional yield. The program begins at 10:00 a.m. Also the New Livestock Laboratory Building will be dedicated Saturday August 11 with public invitation.

Caroline County University of Maryland Plant Research Farm College Park Maryland agronomists

Ritcheys Celebrate Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Harry Ritchey celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their home near Denton on Sunday July 22. A noon covered dish luncheon and afternoon open house from two to four featured music by Steve Chike and dances by Jean Trice. The couple thanked friends for cards and gifts.

Harry Ritchey Denton Steve Chike Jean Trice Hurlock Catherine H. Tull School of Dancing Seaford Ritchey

Deaths Of The Week Mrs Dorothy Lynch

Mrs Dorothy Lynch 31 died in Memorial Hospital Easton on Wednesday August 5. She is survived by her mother Eva Edwards Ridgely three sisters Lola Hutson Beverly NJ Elsie Conner and Betty Greenley Greensboro one brother Lawrence Edwards Burlington NJ and an infant daughter Barbara Jean Funeral services were held at Rawlings Funeral Home Wednesday Aug 8 at 2 pm with Rev Whelington officiating Interment Greensboro Cemetery

Dorothy Lynch Memorial Hospital Easton Eva Edwards Ridgely Lola Hutson Beverly N. J Elsie Conner Betty Greenley Greensboro Lawrence Edwards Burlington Barbara Jean Rawlings

Two North Carolina deaths in Denton and Goldsboro

Mrs Florence Sally Jarrell 85 of Goldsboro died July 31 after a long illness. Survived by three sons and a grandson. Funeral at Rawlings Thursday with Rev Ray Kirwin. interment Greensboro Cemetery. Mrs Nannie Garey Pastorfield 70 widow of merchant William C Pastorfield of Denton died in Washington apartment. Surviving daughters and siblings. funeral Tuesday 2 pm at J Virgil Moore and Son. burial Denton Cemetery.

Florence Sally Jarrell Goldsboro Memorial Hospital Easton John Wilbur Cortelyou Upper Darby Clifford S. Cortelyou Rehoboth Edward R. Jarrell Rawlings Ray Kirwin Greensboro Cemetery NANNIE G. PASTORFIELD Nannie Garey Pastorfield William Carroll Pastorfield Denton Washington James H. and Mollie Payne Nichols Elizabeth Pastorfield Warner W. Price, Jr Smyrna Winfield T. Nichols Thomas L. Trice, Jr Preston Edwin W. Breeding J. Virgil Moore and Robert Sutton Christ Protestant Episcopal Church Denton Cemetery

William Willis Jr 7 Dies Near Denton

William Willis Jr the seven year old son of William and Martha Slaughter Willis died at Memorial Hospital Easton on Monday. The funeral was held Wednesday at 2 p m at the Willis home with Rev Thomas J Turkington Grace Methodist Church officiating. Burial followed in Concord Cemetery.

WILLIAM WILLIS, JR William Martha Slaughter Willis Denton Memorial Hospital Easton

Gerald Bradley Follows 4-H Beef Path in Delaware

Gerald Bradley of Federalsburg raises a pure bred Angus baby beef for a 4-H project. He first entered in a calf scramble at the Skent & Sussex County Fair in Harrington and has shown at the Eastern Shore 4-H Show in Centreville, the 4-H Dairy Show in Denton, and the Kent & Sussex County Fair in Harrington. He consumes substantial grain daily and also raises Kenworthy hybrid corn and a bird patch conservation project while serving as vice president of his 4-H Club guided by Messrs. Ross Robinson and John H. Williams.

Wheatley Neal Caroline County Wheatley Timonium Guernsey Eastern Shore Kent & Sussex Maryland Maryland State Guernsey Breeders Association Waterloo Iowa Gerald Bradley L. C. Bradley Federalsburg Gerald Sussex County

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Girl Wright Choptank Double Hills Homemakers Mary Ellen Ellwanger Lois Fuchs Lois Ann Butter Peggy Crouse Barbara Fuchs Barbara Covington Barbara Hag Page Schneider Delmar Caroline Choral Group Krabills Ritcheys
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