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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1950
Page
5
Preston First Methodist and Grace Methodist churches list weekly services with mornings at 9 45 and 11 00 and evenings at 6 45 and 7 30. Wednesday prayer meetings and choir rehearsals, plus Sunday School and Young People activities. Local residents and visitors also noted in weekend visits and social events.
Cambridge Dairymen defeated the Denton Bobcats 50 to 44 at the Cambridge Armory. Goldy Tyler hit eight three-pointers and 19 points, Ed Woolfolk added 14, while Granville Hales limited Bill Brown to 10. Denton officials were Gilligan and Wilds.
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George F. Conner filed an application under Maryland law to offer beer and brewed beverages at Conner's Bar and Grill on Greensboro Denton Road in Caroline County. The Caroline County Board of License Commissioners will hold a hearing from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Tuesday February 7 1950 at the County Courthouse Denton. Objections must be filed with the Board or Clerk by 10 a.m. February 7 1950 and will be heard between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. on that date. Rachel Collison Clerk Board of County Commissioners Caroline County.
Three Denton Marines were among 250 Marylanders on active duty promoted in the Marine Corps. Thomas W. Sharp passed the General Subjects Test for promotion to Sergeant. Privates First Class James R. Farrer and Charles R Voet Jr were promoted to Corporal under the new time in grade rule. Promotions depend on vacancies. records note qualification and rapid advancement for NCOs during mobilization.
Hillsboro notes show the Community Club meeting scheduled for Wednesday night February 8 at Mrs Richard Heaven's residence. The column also lists a parade of visitors and hosts including Russell Townsend and Judith Ann from Philadelphia, Ann Beaven visiting Western Maryland College, and several families from Easton Baltimore Felton Wilmington Salisbury and others sharing meals and attending a funeral.
Rev T J Turkington pastor morning service 930 Sunday School 1030 Manning Merriken superintendent Church of the Nazarene West Denton Ma F Phillips pastor 45 A M Sunday School 1045 A M Morning Worship 730 A M Evangelistic Service 730 PM Prayer Meeting Wednesday aa
Edwin W. M. Johnson presides as rector at CHURCH of Christ Episcopal during Septuagesima Sunday services. Morning 8:30 service, 11:00 choral Eucharist, and church school at 3:45 AM noted.
A church notice from Saint Elizabeth's Roman Catholic Church Denton Maryland dated February 5 1950 lists Pastor Rev J Francis McDonough and service times with St Elizabeth's at 10 00 and St Benedict's at 8 30.
Melvin Kay pastor J P Thompson associate conduct worship hours at Concord Grove Choptank Harmony and Grove Concord Blo Commons Chestnut Grove list Sunday School times 10 00 am 11 15 am 2 00 pm and 3 00 pm with 10 00 am Sunday School at Chestnut Grove and American Corners noted.
Miss Norma Jean Cohee daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman Cohee of near Greensboro wed Mr Samuel Tilden Hughes son of Mr and Mrs Tilden Hughes of near Harrington last Friday evening in St Pauls Methodist Church parsonage Greensboro The Rev Gray son H Wheatley officiated Mr and Mrs Hughes are employed by the International Latex Corporation Dover
We thank friends relatives and neighbors for messages sympathy floral tributes and acts of kindness shown after the death of our husband and father Mrs. Fred Frase and Children
Orphans Court met in regular session with Chief Judge H. Roland Towers and Associate Judges Moore and Coulby. Proceedings included inventory and appraisement of Emma E Covey estate, orders to sell real estate, notices to creditors, transfers of stocks, amended appraisements for Mary Elizabeth Williamson, and accounts of sales filed.
Frederick Au gust Frase, 47, died after a cerebral hemorrhage at his Goldsboro farm. Funeral services were held at Rawling's Funeral Home in Greensboro with Rev. Hafner of Dover officiating. Burial followed in Greensboro Cemetery. He left a wife Maude and five children Alma John Ruth Judith James, plus a father August Frase of Goldsboro and four sisters and a brother listed among survivors.
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