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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1959

Page

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Preston School Fire Damages Auditorium and More

A early Wednesday fire in the Preston School auditorium gym nasium area caused extensive smoke and water damage to the building. Firefighters from Preston Easton Federalsburg Hurlock and Denton battled the blaze for about three hours. The loss is estimated over 75000 dollars. Principal William Murdoch oversees the school with plans to resume classes if an adjustment can be worked out.

Auditorium Preston School Preston Victor Rieck Easton Federalsburg Hurlock Denton William Murdoch Wilbur S. Hoppengardner Caroline County

Mental Health Directors Elect Thompson As President

The Caroline Chapter of the Maryland Association for Mental Health met at the Health Center on November 24 electing Miss A May Thompson as president, succeeding James Truitt of Federalsburg who resigned. The group welcomed new State Association Executive Director S Steven Rosner of Baltimore and discussed objectives for the near term. The Maryland Association plans its annual meeting in Annapolis on February 9 with a dinner for state legislators and Dr Turk, the new State Commissioner of Mental Hygiene, expected to attend.

Caroline Maryland Association For Mental Health A. May Thompson James Truitt Federalsburg State Association S. Steven Rosner Baltimore Rossner National Association For Mental Health Philadelphia Alexis DuPont Delaware Rosner Annapolis Turk

Farm Bureau Associated Women Hold An Election

The Associated Women of the Caroline County Farm Bureau elected directors for even numbered districts at their Nov 19 meeting. Officers re elected were President Kennard Holden and Vice President Wm Gardner. Delegates to state convention in Baltimore in January include Merriken Hutson Murphy Holden with alternates Wright Williams Kern Crouse. Mildred Kern to Chicago National Convention. Door prize a mahogany salad set won by Mildred Kern. Calendar items note historic dates in December and notable events.

Associated Women Caroline County Farm Bureau Geo. Stewart Hudson Taylor Geo. Clendaniel Oliver Murphy Kennard Holden Wm. Gardner Baltimore Roy Merriken Wallace Hutson Lawrence Wright Margaret Williams Mildred Kern Clifton Crouse Chicago

Civil Defense Day Observed In Maryland Area

Civil Defense Day will be observed December 7 across Maryland Washington and Northern Virginia with a 1:25 PM Alert Signal five minute siren test. The Take Cover signal will not be sounded. Pearl Harbor Day inspired the timing. Public urged to listen to a five minute radio program. Civil defense literature including The Family Fallout Shelter booklet is distributed. residents can obtain it by mail or phone. Five key preparedness items outlined: warnings, emergency action, first aid, Conelrad use, and fallout protection.

Caroline County Maryland Washington Virginia John S. Legates District of Columbia Pearl Harbor Mr. Legates OCDM Legates Denton

Dentonia Theatre Launches New Question Night Wednesday

The Dentonia Theatre will host New Question Night next Wednesday with a guaranteed cash prize of 100 dollars or four winners at 25 dollars each. Weekly drawings offer payouts from 10 to 100 dollars, and the management invites inquiries about the event.

Dentonia Theatre The Dentonia

Denton Boy Scouts Active In November

Denton Boy Scout Troop hears advancement news at November meeting. Arthur Melvin Jr earned second class badge and merit badges in swimming and life saving from Camp Rodney. Several scouts passed second class requirements. new registrations reported. Pop-out hike from Denton HQ to Camp Mardela on Sunday November 22 with lunch and activities.

Edward Covell Denton Arthur Melvin, Jr Camp Rodney Arthur Arthur Melvin Bobby Adams Wilbur Adams Douglas Altfather Harold Altfather Stewart Dobson Emory Dobson Johnny Asilton Fred Asilton Bobby Wheatley Roland Wheatley Richard Robert Wunderlich William Wunderlich Vernon Bledsoe Camp Mardela Bud Brewer

Caroline County Garden Club Hosts Holly Talk at Green Tree Hill

Caroline County Garden Club members meet at Green Tree Hill, home of Mrs. James Wise, on November 30 for a Holly talk by G A Van Lennep Jr from St Michaels. He notes 500 species and 1000 varieties, tracing holly from Rome and Druids to modern customs. Refreshments and open discussion follow, with gift cakes judged for Perry Point Veterans Hospital.

Caroline County Garden Club Green Tree Hill James Wise G. A. van Lennep, Jr St. Michaels VanLennep Rome England van Lennep W. A. Stewart Wright Wise Veterans Hospital Perry Point Dallas Blades Enoch Nuttle

Social Security Rep to Visit Fire House in Denton

Mr. Robert Allen Snedeker of the Social Security Administration will be at the Fire House in Denton next Monday December 7 starting at 10 am for public assistance and information.

Robert Allen Snedeker Social Security Administration Denton

Board Of Education To Complete Its Program

The Board commits to finish planned school facilities, with Preston renovation in summer 1960 and South Caroline High School by fall 1961. With current enrollments and classroom shortages, expansions peak by 1964, requiring a final loan of 875000 and resulting in decreasing bonded indebtedness from 1966 onward.

Board of Education Preston School South Caroline High School Preston South School Federalsburg

Bishop Miller Holds Thanksgiving Service in Greensboro

The Rt. Rev. Allen J. Miller celebrated Holy Communion on Thanksgiving Day at the Church of the Holy Trinity in Greensboro. He opened by consecrating a harmonized organ memorial, baptized the Wright child, and announced a Christmas Eve service with sermon on December 25. The church, reopened after years closed, hosts morning services at 11. Sunset Avenue at Church Street, Greensboro. Charles Shropshire, formerly of Greensboro, now Dover, Del., is the organist.

Allen J. Miller Robert I. Wright Russell H. Wright Miller Church of the Holy Trinity Sunset Avenue Church Street Greensboro Charles Shropshire Dover Del

World War I Vets Set December Luncheon Meeting

The Eastern Shore Barracks of Veterans of World War I will, with their regular gathering, hold a covered dish luncheon at the American Legion Nome in Denton at 2 p m on Sunday December 6. Guest speakers are Buddy Paul Yradley, former secretary of the National Legislative Committee, and Buddy Edward P Lewis, current sergeant-at-arms of the State Department. Members and non-members are invited with family to learn what is happening in Washington.

Eastern Shore American Legion Nome Denton Buddy Paul Yradley National Legislative Committee Buddy Edward P. Lewis Sergean-At-Arms State Department Washington

Southern Cross Crusade Film At Harmony Dec. 13

Billy Graham evangelistic film Southern Cross Crusade screens at Harmony Methodist Church on Sunday December 13 at 7:30 p.m. The documentary covers Crusade scenes across Australia and New Zealand with Graham, Shea, Barrows and the team. Crowds museum to 150000 in Sydney and 140000 in Melbourne, with 2648 attendees responding to the invitation.

Southern Cross Crusade Film Harmony Billy Graham Australia New Zealand Southern Cross Crusade Harmony Methodist Church Perth Outback Cross Graham George Beverly Shea Cliff Barrows Many Thousand Voices Grady Wilson Leighton Ford Joe Blow Billy Graham Evans Films New York City Ethel Waters Georgia Lee John Milford Billy Graham Film Library

Maryland Farm Front This Week on Corn Loan Rules

Maryland's Agriculture Department announces revised moisture limits for 1959 crop corn under farm storage loans. Ear corn must not exceed 21.0 percent moisture through February 1960 or 19.5 percent in March 1960. Shelled corn and warehouse storage moisture limit raised from 13.5 to 14.0 percent. County ASC offices provide details.

Department of Agriculture U. S William L. Dudley Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee ASC

Legion Holds Thanksgiving Dance At Post Home

Caroline Post No 29 of the American Legion hosted its annual Thanksgiving dance at the Post Home near Denton with about 60 couples joining in crab cakes and barbecued beef sandwiches. Future dances are planned for New Year’s Eve Valentine Easter and a March of Dimes benefit. A North Eastern Shore District meeting of the Maryland Department was held at Rock Hall with Legion representatives Janice Malott Mahala Allston Isabelle Beers and Kitty George.

Caroline Post No. 29 The American Legion Post Denton North Eastern Shore Department of Maryland Rock Hall the Legion Janice Malott Mahala Allston Isabelle Beers Kitty George

North Caroline High PTA To Meet December 9th

The North Caroline High School PTA schedules a meeting on Wednesday December 9 at 8 p m in the cafetorium. President Charles Dean urges strong turnout and says the program after the business portion will be directed by the music and drama departments. Parents may visit teachers in their rooms from seven to eight. Plan to attend.

Parent-Teachers Association of North Caroline High School Charles Dean Calvin Lister

Wheat Growers Asked To Return Cards Promptly

Cards have been sent to all known wheat growers requesting information on acres planted for 1960. Many have returned filled cards. farmers who have not should fill and mail them to ASC Office Box 436 Denton. If you received a card even with no wheat, please return it.

ASC Denton

Santa Claus Day in Denton Ends in Delight

Last Saturday afternoon about 1600 children from Denton and nearby areas attended Santa Claus Day in Denton. The event was organized by the Denton Chamber of Commerce, the Denton Volunteer Fire Company, and the Dentonia Theatre. The tradition began over 25 years ago with free cartoons shown on Thanksgiving Day at the Dentonia in honor of Samuel Mellits’ son Allyn.

Denton Denton Chamber of Commerce Denton Volunteer Fire Company Dentonia Theatre Samuel Mellits Dentonia Allyn Santa

United Fund in Caroline County Falls Short of Goal

Caroline County's United Fund drive is $8,000 below its $24,646 goal, jeopardizing the campaign. President Harry Roe Hughes urges a reprieve from donors who gave less than five dollars, noting eight agencies rely on the funds. Local workers may solicit supplemental gifts or funds may be mailed to United Fund, Denton.

Caroline County United Fund Harry Roe Hughes George Dutton Hughes Denton

State Trooper Activity During The Past Week

The State Police report for the past week notes several incidents. Gar land Lee Turner II of Goldsboro rolled over on River Road near North Carolina High School, car total loss. Oscar Franklin Porter of Goldsboro arrested November 30 for receiving stolen goods. George Neal, formerly of Seville Florida, arrested for carrying concealed weapons. John Leland Dermer of Preston collided with a parked station wagon on Main Street November 28 causing $950 damage and was charged with reckless driving.

North Caroline High School Garland Lee Turner II Goldsboro Oscar Franklin Porter George Neal Porter Seville Fla Main St Preston John Leland Dermer

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