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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1963
Page
8
The marriage of Miss Alice Fay Hayman of Denton to Mr Dennis Ray Mullins occurred Saturday evening December 21 at the home of Rev W L Jump. Attendants were Miss Lois Marie Scott and Clyde Thomas Mullins. They plan to reside in Hickman. Flo is with Libbys.
Hiram V. Kenton 68 of Greensboro a World War I veteran and Eastern Shore Barracks chaplain died Sunday at Kent General Hospital Dover. Survived by wife Eva two nephews and one niece. Funeral Thursday at Rawlings Boulais with Rev. Kirwan and Rev. Carter. interment Greensboro Cemetery under Veterans of WWI and Red Men. Pallbearers from Red Men and veterans group. In Cambridge a resident died weekday after illness leaving two daughters Beulah Carter and Mrs Charles Allender, two sons Thomas and Massa, nine grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral services Tuesday at Moore Funeral Home with interment Denton Cemetery.
David Martin Clopper of Denton died Saturday at 91. Viola Smith Lofland, 70, widow of William Leroy Lofland, died last week at her Cannon home. Survivors include two daughters Charlotte Fleetwood and Jennette Scott, sisters Nellie Ireland and Emily Bunting, and three grandchildren. She belonged to Wesley Methodist Church Seaford. Services were held Saturday afternoon at Hardesty Funeral Home Bridgeville.
A retro open faced party dish uses canned corned beef with a tangy mayonnaise relish corn mix. Toast bread then top with corned beef and bake broil to heat, cut with holiday cookie cutters, yields eight sandwiches for easy, budget friendly entertaining.
Marydel folks joined Trinity Church MYF for a Christmas program last Sunday evening. Birthday wishes go to Mrs. Howard Tuxward for a Dec 20 birthday. Mrs. William Bennett is home recuperating from a recent hospitalization. College youths returned home for holidays. Delaware National Guard members Andrew Collison, Leslie States and Ronald Rebb took a ten day leave from Fort Bliss, Texas after a flight to New Castle Airport. Mrs. T. Olin Ford shows improvement. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Butts attended the christening of Bradley J. Duplicki in Media with guests from Buffalo and New Jersey. Best wishes for a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year.
Preston Community Club held its Christmas party Tuesday December 17 at 2 p m hosted by Mrs H H Bieck with co hosts Mrs Ethel McAllister Mrs Dorothy Osteen and Miss Cornelia Cannon There were 23 members present who took part in games and a gift exchange Festive decor music poems paper hats and three handmade Christmas trees with gifts marked the event Refreshments followed the closing Christmas prayer by Mrs Clyde Elzey Bethesda Methodist Sunday School presented its annual Christmas program in Fellowship Hall Sunday night featuring a pageant God Created Christmas and selections by the Junior Choir Santa distributed treats to the children.
University of Wisconsin researchers state that the hottest blood resides in the liver and brain, challenging common assumptions about body heat. The finding elevates the liver and brain as key heat sources, suggesting new angles for understanding human temperature regulation.
Grace Vernon Smith and Miss Mary Laird associate with Valley Forge Military Academy and local hospital staff, while Grenville State College and University of Maryland students return home for the holidays. Families entertain, visits occur in Ridgely and nearby towns as church programs mark Christmas season with a church school program and Christmas Eve service.
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