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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1952

Page

3

Scout News Council Meeting Sets August 25 in Denton

Scout leaders in seven counties prepare for Peninsula Girl Scout Council by laws constitution and budget. The August 25 meeting at Caro Line High School Denton invites adults and interested persons to discuss proposed documents before September approval and charter application.

Caroline High School Denton Peninsula Girl Scout Council Seven County Ogden Driggs Oxford Charles Bilbrough Greensboro Max Chambers Preston Nelson Wright

Social whirl widens as Ridgely residents host guests

Ridgely and nearby towns see a flurry of visits and homecomings. Miss Joan Thompson and Master James Thompson return to Rock Hall after visiting relatives. Elizabeth Vansant of Church Hill visits sister Virginia Sparks, while Margaret Ann Sparks and Virginia Sparks travel from Philadelphia. Seaman Calvin Whittington returns home on leave. Frequent churchgoers and extended family guests appear across Denton, Chesapeake Bay Bridge outings, and local celebrations. Frederick Friedel returns home after eight years in the U.S. Army.

Elizabeth Vansant Church Hill Virginia Sparks Stanley Zweck-Bronner Margaret Ann Westport Conn John M. Swing Margaret Swing Seaman Calvin Whittington Margaret Sparks Philadelphia John Swing William T. Temple Jas. Temple Denton Frank Smid Prospect Park N. J Timon Smid Cedarhurst Harry Cornish Chester Matthews William N. Rairigh Baltimore Ord Rairigh Margaret Chesapeake Bay Bridge Robert Phillips Mary Lou Sander Cordova Frederick Friedel Fred Friedel Ridgely Ronald R. Lane Frank R. Flounders Stella Matthews Caroline County American Red Cross Paul Gutermuth Ralph Cable New Brighton St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church Theodore F. Fischer Barry’s Church L. H. Higgins Chas. King Rainelle W. Va W. A. Fertig Edgewood Arsenal C. W. Guthrie Leonard Sparks Eugene Knotts Clayton Del Beverly Fischer Cambridge St. Paul’s Parsonage Leon Arbeene Boston Lying-In Hospital J. S. Fifer Buckeystown James Stack Norman Dudley Granville Hooper Robert and Timothy Anderson Gadsden Ala Robert Keating Elmira N. Y Walter R. Moore

Local social notes from Rehoboth and surroundings

Mr and Mrs Paul Stafford and family visited Rehoboth and relatives last week. Several residents and visitors from Denton Harrington and Easton gathered for dinners, crabbing, or hospital care. A thunderstorm killed a young cow for Jack Adams and Edden Tribbitt underwent Easton hospital surgery.

Paul Stafford Clara Stafford Virginia Stafford Rehoboth B. B. Allen Louise Gray R. Ricards Denton E. Paul Knotts Roland Towers Billy Tommy Nelson Henry Oak Orchard Clarence Greenlee Ralph Wooters Neil Russell Harrington Lottie Sat L. H. Thomas L. Hopkins Thomas Easton Lena Cohen Edden Tribbitt Charlie Butler Lewis Butler Frank Willoughby J. A. Willoughby Paul Ocean City Tommy Lee Thomas Jock Lister Smith Ellen Ann Butler Kenneth Ramsburg Jack Adams Easton Hospital

Weekend social round-up nods to many visiting guests

Hickman hosts a steady stream of guests including Andrew Moore and Elaine Moore from Bridgeville, Bonnie Halston of Millsboro, and Jimmy Randall, with others visiting Clem Melaney and J C Fountain. Notables include Louis Torbert of the Navy and Mrs. Breeding hospitalized in Dover.

Lawrence Drummond Andrew Moore Bridgeville Jimmy Randall Elaine Moore Bonnie Halston Millsboro Connie Moore Edna Brome Salisbury Clayton Brown Mary Lou Alonza Cohee Goldsboro Ola Watson Philadelphia Mary Dukes Denton Carlton Dukes Harmony Clem Melaney Willie Melaney Seaford Edgar Fountain Francis Fountain Camden N. J J. C. Fountain Louis Torbert U. S. Navy W. F. Torbert Lawrence Breeding Dover Hospital Catherine Ritter Chester Edward Warren Harrington William Hamilton Floyd Messick Robert Messick Farmington Myrtle Melvin Lincoln Olin Melvin Sarah van Dyke William Croll Clem Meluney Annie Wilson Frank Fountain Sadie Brown Baltimore Smithville

Orphans Court Proceedings Set for Margaret Magee Will

The Orphans Court convened with Chief Judge Towers and two associates on August 12 to review estates. Probate dates set for Margaret Magee Ella Jump Zuzanna Bacsak Hattie Matthews Anna Glenn and others. petitions, inventories, and releases filed. letters testamentary granted and bonds approved. notices to creditors ordered published.

Orphans’ Court H. Roland Towers Charles V. Moore Maurice A. Brackett Margaret Magee Marie T. Shaw Sherman L. Tribbitt Naomi H. Tribbitt Sherman W. Tribbitt Elmer J. Cohee Velma M. Cohee Mary A. Matthews Lyman.c. Matthews Anna R. Glenn William Preston Katherine Reagan Carl Reagan James L. Jones Allison Covey Zuzanna Bacsak Calvert C. Mer J. Frank Robinson Inez Robinson C.t.a Louise H. Johnson Margaret P. Everngam Sallie A. Cooper Ward Cooper Jacob W. Brown Lona B. Brown

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