Debits and Credits From the Editor's Pen
Journal entries discuss D Ralph Horsey being elected treasurer of the Maryland Court Clerks Association and Cliff Stafford as treasurer of a similar group. Mention plans for the State Association presidency, rumors of Bryers plant reactivation in Ridgely, a move from New Jersey to Ridgely, a shortage of exchange students in Denton, and a traffic note on Route 404. Also references to the Ocean City convention, and a joke about a station wagon with the word Carrousel misread as Carousal.
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Caroline County
D. Ralph Horsey
Maryland Court Clerks Association
Cliff Stafford
Registers of Wills
John Eveland
State Association of County Commissioners
Ocean City
Bryers
New Jersey
Ridgely
L. Jay Smith
Denton
State Association of County Road Engineers
Cross Roads
Reverend Blair and kin visit Parkersburg conference
Hickman Rev Bryan Blair and his sons Douglas and Gregg spent part of last week in Parkersburg Virginia to attend the United Brethren Conference. Several local residents were listed as visitors and guests at various homes and churches during the week with reminders of sickness and sympathy for Amos Scott's family.
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Bryan Blair
Douglas and
Gregg
Parkersburg
Blair
William Parks
John Stevens
Easton Hospital
Joe Laramore
Jesse Fearins
Allen Laramore
Federalsburg
Mary Bowman
New Castle
Emory Breeding
Amos Scott
Morris Adams
Harrington
Louis Torbert
Patty
Freddie
Laurel
Fred Torbert
Mary Catherine Elzey
Kay
Cambridge
Paul Scott
Willie Fearins
Bonnie
Denton
James Willoughby
Hobbs
Alvin Fearins
Johnnie
Norma Lee
Williston
James C., Fountain
Carrie Bowdle
Isaac Noble
Francis Fountain
Camden
N. J
James C. Fountain
Clarence Breeding
William Tull
Greenwood
Richard Wilson
Johnnie Fearins
Ellendale
Dempsey Smith
Becky
Lawrence Breeding
I Lie The Truth About Madam Bleep and Me
A humorous column recalls a self critical confession about vanity and fear, noting the narrator’s envy of others, contrast with a belief in clairvoyant services, and ending with a blunt admission that he lies about himself and fears. The piece casts doubt on self perception and social performance.
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Madam Bleep
Adams Crossroads Visitors Describe Weekend and Local Notes
Adams Crossroads reports a parade of visitors from Denton Philadelphia Seaford and Severn. Numerous residents shopped and called on relatives including Marian Robinson Earle Adams and the Dennis and Laramore families. Bloomery service note and local gatherings round out the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Melaney
Denton
James Devore
Evg Terrell
Philadelphia
Earle Robinson
Arthur Adams
Marian Robinson
Seaford
Georgetown
Ethel Heller
Mary Stooks
Ormond Wright
Trudy
Washington, D. C
Horace Adams
Wm. J. Dennis
Wm. G. Dennis
Severn
Gertie Laramore
Boston Laramore
Annie
Boston Laramores
Charles Donovan
Arthur Lee Donovan
Bloomery
Floyd Smith
Salisbury
Charles Johnson
Effie Adams
Felton
Ray Trivitts
Martha Lockerman
Chas. Johnson
Eva Terrell
Sadie Devore
Blanche Stetler
Harold Arner
Local swim entrants from Caroline in Oxford meet
Sixteen Caroline County swimmers enter the Oxford Red Cross swimming and life saving event this afternoon with delegates from Denton Greensboro Ridgely and Federalsburg among the participants. In other news weddings mark August ceremonies including Miss Bernice Porter Wooters and Grover B Hastings and several other local nuptials.
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Caroline County
Oxford
Red Cross
Eastern Shore
Peggy Sxnotts
John Merriken
David Putnam
William Merriken
Lacey Orme
Pat Knotts
Charlotte McAllister
Edwina Breeding
Denton
Douglas Cooper
Greensboro
Tom Binebrink
Ridgely
Ethel Morgan
Preston
Bob Webb
Grover B. Hastings
A. A. Hastings
Westover
Wooters
Market Street
L. E. Wimbrow
First Methodist Church
Ella Carter Anderson
W. Paul Lord
Greenwood
William H. Henderson
Will's Sporting Goods Store Opens New and Used Outboards
Will's Sporting Goods at 409 Franklin Street in Denton offers new and used outboard motors. Shop features a range of powerboats and marine accessories with attentive service and local inventory updates.
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Will’s Sporting Goods Store
Franklin St
Letter proposing Denton Journal as most improved county paper
Frank H. Kessler encloses a $2.00 check for a year’s subscription to the Denton Journal. He urges recognition for the paper, calling it the most improved county paper in the state.
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Denton Journal
Denton
Frank H. Kessler
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