Bowlers count pins in weekly duckpin leagues across town
Caroline Bowling Lanes shares results from Duckpin leagues with team standings and high scores. Jokers edge Thunderbirds as Cooper Furn upholds high series while individual leaders include Conley 148 game and Tibbitt 118 average. Other leagues report high games and averages for Patsys Five Satellites Night Owls and Yankees with weekend totals for mixed doubles and children groups.
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Caroline Bowling Lanes
Caroline League
Jokers
Thunderbirds
King Pins
American Legion
C&p Tel
Caroline Teachers
Patsy’s Five
Strikettes
Beverly Willin
Lorena Gloyd
Patsy
Betty June Bradley
Eleanor Fleetwood
Betty Bullock
Golda Downes
Senators
Orioles
Red Sox
Angels
Yankees
White Sox
Mike Seiler
Don Tracey
Jack Dixon
Fred Parenteau
Charles Knott
Clippers
Pioneers
Hi-Lites
Night Owls
Comets
B. J. Bradley
Caroline
L. Gloyd
G. Dutton
E. Fleetwood
R. Canall
J. Jarrell
L. Cahall
J. Williams
B. Bullock
J. Mandrell
B. J. Smith
H. Smith
Uptowners
B. Baynara
Counts Over Millington and Schedule for Centreville
The report lists Counts over Millington at 6 to 5 and 12 to 3. It notes a home matchup with Centreville on 12 October. In football, the Colts play the Los Angeles Rams away at 4:30 PM, with WBAL radio coverage at 12-9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millington
Centreville
Colts
Los Angeles Rams
WBAL
Daytona racing schedule eyeing track champions
Auto racing at Daytona International Speedway features NASCAR Modified Sportsman events with heavy support from Auto Lite. Includes two 100 mile Grand Nationals on February 16, a 230 mile Sportsman Modified Championship with a 25 mile consolation for late models on February 17, the Daytona 500 Grand National on February 18, plus AMA practice and drags from February 26 to March 4 with qualifying and multiple race distances for experts amateurs and novices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daytona International Speedway
Autolite
American Motorcycle Association
Speedway
Municipal Stadium
Weekend Visit Ties Torbert and Foxwell Family Ties
Mr. Oscar Torbert and Mrs. James Foxwell spent the weekend with Mrs. Elizabeth Morgan of Claymeenat and visited Mrs. Oscar Torbert at Riverside Hospital on Saturday and Sunday.
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Oscar Torbert
James Foxwell
Elizabeth Morgan
Claymeenat
Riverside Hospital
Christ Church Youth Print and Prance Party
Christ Episcopal Church youth in Denton hosts a Print and Prance Party this Saturday from 7 to 11 p m for invited attendees. Decorations use newspapers and a varied dance program is planned with several dances led by named members. admission is free and unaddressed North Carolina High School students may attend with group invitations or by phoning Father Brien at Denton 108.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Denton
North Caroline High School
Father Brien
M. Eveland
Freeze
N. Brien
M. Wright
Paul Jones
W. Logan
C. Dorman
North Carolina High vs Centreville at Home
North Carolina High School hosts Centreville in a home basketball clash on December 8. Centreville visits the campus stadium for a decisive game likely shaping early season standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Caroline High School
Centreville
Missionary couple return after Nepal work on furlough
Drs Edgar and Elizabeth Bucke Miller, just back from five years with Christian medical service in Nepal, attend services at Ames Union Prospect and Wesley churches on Sunday. Mr Allison Covey is under observation at Memorial Hospital Easton. Mrs Oscar Torbert undergoes surgery at Riverside Hospital Wilmington. Bobby Tull of near Greenwood visited grandparents Clarence and Mrs Breeding Friday night.
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Edgar
Elizabeth Bucke Miller
Nepal
Methodist Board of Missions
Ames
Union
Prospect Churches
Wesley Church
Allison Covey
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Oscar Torbert
Riverside Hospital
Wilmington
Bobby Tull
Greenwood
Clarence Breeding
Historical Society Opens Special Meetings in County
The Caroline Historical Society opened its series of open educational meetings at the Episcopal Parish House with many county residents present. President Harry H. Rieck outlined the year’s program, and committees were appointed including a panel to locate the old homes of the county chaired by Irvin Brumbaugh with Harry H. Rieck and others as members.
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The
Caroline Historical Society
Episcopal Parish House
Harry H. Rieck
Irvin Brumbaugh
Greensboro
Preston
L. Reyner Dukes
Denton
Early county genealogy projects and antique tour planned
A Greensboro chaired committee on local decorative arts and an adjoining genealogy group in Denton announced plans. Jack Boulais will arrange a Winterthur tour in February or March, after a report from committees on early families and county history. A Denton meeting is set for February 24 at 8 p.m., with a special directors’ meeting December 7 at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Boulais
Greensboro
Harry IH. Rieck
Preston
Mary C. Porter
Greensboo
Mildred Ginn
W. L. Merricken
Denton
EK. Paul Knotts
lEida Carter
Winfield Nichols
Denton School Menu For Next Week
Denton Public Schools publish a weekly menu listing main building meals. Monday features creamed chipped beef on toast with sides and apple crisp. Tuesday offers macaroni casserole with buttered beets and fruit mix. Wednesday includes frank in buttered roll with cabbage salad and peaches. Thursday shows tomato juice, roast turkey, and dressing with incomplete details.
Inspiring Retelling of The King of Kings Readings
Adele Rogers of St Johns crafts a fresh Christmas narrative of Christ’s life titled The King of Kings. The Baltimore News-Post and Sunday American will publish installments starting December 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Rogers St. Johns
Christ
Baltimore News-Post
Sunday American
Card of Thanks for W. Frank DeFord Family
The family expresses gratitude for cards flowers gifts visits prayers and kindness shown during their father W. Frank DeFord illness and after his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Frank DeFord
Denton Town Ordinance restricts parking on Second Street
An ordinance by the Denton commissioners prohibits parking and stopping on the west side of Second Street from Riverton Avenue to 225 feet south. It enacts that no person may park, stop, or stand a vehicle at any time in that section.
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Second Street
Denton
Commissioners OF
Riverton Avenue
Market Street
Sixth Street
Fourth Street
Franklin Street
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Hickman
Susie Noble
Historical Society
6Th St
Stockley
Kings
Casa
R. Harrison
Federalsburg
Roy R. Adams
G. Emory Gottwall
Adams and Wright Hardware Co
Edward W. Thomas
John W. Emerson
Frank L. Crouse
Caroline County
Maryland
Bridgetown
Ann Grogan
Market St
H. Coursey Edwards
Charles T. Dean
Charles Hammer
Ernest C. Bowman
Board of Drainage
Caroline Home and Auto Supply
G. Emory Gottwals
Vused
Easton Office Equipment Co
Dover St
Camden Mobile Homes
Dual Highway
Main St
Camden
Del
Tt Motors
Will’s Sporting Goods Store
Franklin St
Denton, Md
Gerardi Bros
Caroline Home & Auto Supply
Bryan's Pharmacy
Cover
Delaware
Jarmans
Market & Third Sts
Denton, Maryland
Bethlehem-Harmony Road
Beautycraft Home Products
Dover Street
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Denton Journal
Gay St
W. L. Merriken
Charles W. Griffith
Seventh St
Bill
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Thane
Ben Franklin
William Finn
Harold C. Towers
G. Daniel Crouse
Walter B. Palmer, JR
Alfred W. Reddish
Pearle L. McAllister
Walter B. Palmer
Stockholders’ Meeting
Denton National Bank
James R. Chaffinch, JR
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