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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1948

Page

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J Malcolm Bye Named New Basketball President in Denton

J Malcolm Bye known as Mac becomes president of the Denton Basketball Association after a Tuesday meeting attended by about twenty local fans. The executive board includes Harvey Fleetwood as secretary Reese Brown as treasurer William Fleetwood as manager and other officers with Nuttle and Hughes serving as coaches and timekeeper.

J. Malcolm Bye Mac Denton Basketball Association Harvey Fleetwood Lacey Deme Bye Association Reese Brown William Fleetwood Harry H. Nuttle Wilson Cohee transportation O. E. Roberts Byron, Nuttle William Cole Johnny Hughes

Praise Tendered Greensboro Board

A Greensboro Business Men's Association meeting approved a resolution praising the Town Commissioners for sewer and highway improvements and reducing traffic congestion in the business district. The group plans stronger business action, open hours extended to Christmas, and two Saturday night parking lots with deputized guards to aid shoppers. Arthur Brumbaugh is president, Raymond Rawlings vice president, Leslie Wyatt secretary treasurer.

Greensboro Business Men’s Association Greensboro Russell H. Wright Caroline County Bank Greensboro Fire House Arthur Brumbaugh association Raymond Rawlings Leslie Wyatt

General Marshall Undergoes Kidney Operation at Walter Reed

The State Department reported that Secretary of State George C. Marshall had a kidney operation at Walter Reed Hospital Tuesday morning after a prior summer checkup. Surgeons delayed the procedure due to the Paris conference, and officials did not immediately release his post operative condition or determine if he will continue as secretary.

Marshall Walter Reed Hospital State Department General Marshall Army hospital

Boy Hit by Freight Train in Goldsboro Tragedy

An 8 year old boy named Donald Hart was severely harmed when struck by a freight train near the Cooklyn milk plant in Goldsboro last Monday. He was dragged 90 feet after the locomotive struck him as he bicycled across the tracks. Hart and his parents reside in Goldsboro.

Goldsboro Donald Hart Cooklyn Hart

Veterans Administration Denton Contact Schedule Change

A temporary schedule change for the Veterans Administration Denton contact visit is announced for December. John E. Murphy will be at the State Armory from 9 to 11:30 a.m. on Thursday December 23 instead of Friday December 24, with regular schedule resuming Friday December 31. Murphy provides information on VA benefits and services for veterans and dependents in Denton.

Veterans Administration Denton John E. Murphy State Armory Murphy

Marriage License Issued to Four Couples in Three States

Albert Witzke 54 of Bridgeville Delaware and Floye Staton 50 of Greenville North Carolina applied for a marriage license. William Ollie Henry 19 of Federalsburg Maryland and Jessie Merrick 18 of Secretary were also issued licenses.

Albert Witzke Bridgeville Del Floye Staton Greenville N. C William Ollie Henry Federalsburg Jessie Merrick

Bobcats Open Season With Win Over Cecilton Drakes

The National Guard Bobcats defeated Cecilton Drakes 89 to 60 at Cecilton on Monday night, holding a 32 27 halftime edge and pulling away late after a 49 48 third quarter. Coach Roberts used his full bench as Cecilton faced depth and losses. Next games include Middletown and Milford, with potential Smyrna matchup hinted at Armory Court.

National Guard Bobcats Cecilton Drake Cecilion Drakes Pentagon Roberts Lane Snecker Tracy Prosen Coalla Hughes Wimbrow Diffie Slaughter Nuttle Sheffield National Guard Bobcats Milford

Edward T Moore Dies At Preston

Edward Tilghman Moore, 79, of Preston, died at home Wednesday at 1 30 am after three years of ill health. He was a fertilizer dealer until two years ago, survived by wife Delia Rigby Moore, daughter Effie Moore Covey, son Edward Talbot Moore, and two sisters. Funeral at Bethesda Methodist Church Saturday at 1 pm, interment Federalsburg cemetery.

Edward Tilghman Moore Moore Preston Edward Thomas Moore Emma Andrews Moore Robert Harper Bethesda Methodist Church Provident State Bank Delia Rigby Moore Effie Moore Covey Edward Talbot Moore Bessie Rigby Denton Marie Modesitt Easton Peggy Covey Betty Starr Chestertown Sherry Starr A. W. Strickland J. H. Link Preston Spence Claymont Del Federalsburg

Dividend Declared by The Peoples Bank of Denton

At the regular meeting on December 7 the board declared a 3 percent regular stock dividend and a 3 percent extra dividend for stockholders of record as of December 15. Checks will be mailed January 1 1949, bringing total dividends for the year to 12 percent on par value for 400 stockholders.

The Peoples Bank of Denton, Md

Raise In Postal Rates Sought

General Donaldson said he will ask the new congress to boost rates on all mail except first class. He told newsmen at the White House after conferring with President Truman that higher rates will apply to all low revenue producing mail. He plans to seek increases for second class newspapers and magazines third class circulars and advertising fourth class parcel post and special services like money orders.

Donaldson congress White House Truman Budget Bureau

Greensboro Sr. 4-H Plans Xmas Party

The Greensboro Senior 4-H held its annual meeting on December 2 at leader Mrs. Byron Poore’s home with nine members present. Vice-president Virginia Kerns led since the president was absent. The group planned an exchange of gifts at the next meeting and selected girls to decorate after school. Demonstrations on clothing supported the year’s “Care of Clothes” project. Hostess Leona Davis served refreshments.

Greensboro Leona Davis Jeannette Vonville

Grace Church To Render Cantata

Grace Church Denton presents its Christmas Cantata The Manger of Bethlehem on Sunday December 19 at 7 30 p m in the church auditorium Reverend T J Turkington directs with Miss Betty Faulkner on organ A special male chorus solos and duets will feature a long list of participants The public is invited Also a 2 30 p m Sunday program in Grace Church Denton by a minister quartet led by Reverend L E Wimbrow and others with accompaniment by Miss

Grace Church Denton Bethlehem T. J. Turkington Betty Faulkner Eleanor Irwin Doris Johnson Irma ‘Thompson Joyce Baker Stella Williams Jean Turkington Ella Henry Dolly Allfather Phillis Baker Peggy Quillen Virginia Rasch Katherine Finn Ruth Johnson Jerry Fletcher Calvin Lane David Minnick Harry Turkington Charles Steelman L. E. Wimbrow Bridgeville Joseph Vaughn Hurlock Frank Baker Salisbury

Maryland Farm Bureau Convention in Baltimore January 9-12

The Maryland Farm Bureau will hold its 23rd annual Convention at the Lord Baltimore Hotel January 9-12. Delegates from affiliated groups will meet Monday for sectional sessions, with Farm Bureau Day Tuesday featuring Allan B. Kline as guest speaker. The banquet Tuesday night will feature Maryland food, Baltimore musicians, and Bob Patton as humorist. Several thousand delegates expected.

Maryland Farm Bureau Lord Baltimore C. E. Wise Jr Wise Associated Women Farm Bureal Wool Pool Maryland Crop Improvement Association Maryland State Beekeeper’s Association Maryland Vegetable Growers’ Association Maryland Stockman’s Association Maryland State Poultry Council Associated Women of the Maryland Farm Bureau State 4-H Club Conference Maryland Nurserymen's Association Farm Bureau Insurance Agents Maryland Tobacco Growers Association Farm Bureau American Farm Bureau Federation Allan B. Kline Iowa Calvert Ballroom Maryland Baltimore Bob” Patton Howard S. Leaverton Kent county

Free Chest X Ray Drive Helps Tuberculosis Fight

Denton Town Commissioners and Lions Club partner with the Caroline County Health Association to host a mobile chest X ray unit December 9 through 17. The drive invites residents 14 and older to receive free X rays, endorsing case-finding and tuberculosis control efforts.

Caroline County Denton Town Commissioners Lions Club County Health Association Health Department Denton Caroline County Medical Society

Tydings Urges Preparedness For U S Defense

In a Pearl Harbor Day address to 250 Rotary Club members Senator Tydings warned the world situation remains bleak. He urged continued enormous U S military spending to deter a broader war with Russia, warned of a worsening European confusion and a nonshooting but heavily arrayed military struggle between Russia and the democracies. He doubted further China aid but kept an open mind, cautioned Berlin withdrawal would raise costs for the U S and allies, and stressed the need to stay strong and rehabilitate allied armed forces.

Tydings United States Russia Rotary Club Lord Baltimore Hotel Europe China Senate Armed Services Committee Senate Appropriations Committee Maryland Berlin rance Belgium Holland America

F T A Program Draws Large Audience Monday Night

The December meeting of the FTA drew an unusually large crowd on Monday night December 6 in the auditorium. Miss Waller won the book for most parents present and $688.55 was raised from the minstrel show. The high school will receive 250 and the primary 125 to help school expenses.

Bridge Approach Low Bid Sets $197,397 on Shore project

The Williams Construction Company of Middle River bid $197,397.50 for the Western Shore roadway approach to the Chesapeake Bay bridge, described as slightly under the latest estimate. Eight bidders competed as the contract, including grading, drainage, and pave prep, may be awarded next week. Other bids ranged from $206,000 to $326,670 with several firms from Baltimore, Durham, and New York represented.

Williams Construction Company Middle River Chesapeake Bay bridge Walter D. Hopkins State Roads Commission Nelle L. Teer Company Durham N. C Co. J. Langenfelder & Son, Inc Baltimore Potts & Callahan Contracting Co., Inc William A. Harting Lansdowne Empire Construction Company Vanguard Construction Corporation New York Aero Engineering and Construction Corporation Hampton Vaz Cox Creek Sandy Point

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Greensboro Board Clayton Reynolds Hamilton B. H. Welty Inter-State Milk Producers’ Cooperative milk producers’ organization Reynolds Middletown Smyrna Armory Centreville High Edward T. Moore Greensboro Sr U. S F.T.A Crouse Glee Club Fred G. Livingood Washington College
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