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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1943
Page
4
Twenty five years ago this week covered varied items from markets to social events. Wheat at 2.35 per bushel and coin at 1.10 featured alongside hog-raising results, landmark letters from France, and multiple marriages and social gatherings across Hickman and surrounding towns.
Birth notices list a string of newborns in Ridgely area with parents from Greensboro Hillsboro Denton Harrington and others, detailing December dates for each birth. Also noted are tonsil operation names, Mrs Noble E Palmer leaving for Brentwood Long Island to supervise Mason General Hospital library, a new Army rehabilitation experiment, Mrs Palmer to perform as harpist, and multiple social visits. The Ridgely Chamber of Commerce December meeting hosted by Methodist Church House featured State's Attorney Layman J Redden as guest speaker. Mr and Mrs Calvin C Covington from Chester Pa visited with friends from Elkton Chestertown and others. Their children Barbara and Tommy visited with grandparents in Baltimore.
The Women's Society of Christian Service met at the home of Mrs. John Swing with Mrs. A Orrell Saulsbury and Mrs. Albert W Saulsbury hosting. Rev W L McClintock from Georgetown Del visited his daughter Mrs C C Covington and left with his wife after a month. Guests included Mrs Wm Sparks Evans Campbell Vergie Sparks and Edward Sparks at Hampstead. Samuel Bear, ill in Baltimore, returned home with his brother in law Joseph Goldstien. Frank L Slaughter and family visited Mr and Mrs Slaughter at Goldsboro. L M Winstead entertained his daughter Mrs Edward Whitby and granddaughter Olwin of Chester Pa. Clinton Guthrie takes a two week vacation.
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