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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1959

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Senatorial Scholarships Available To Students

The County Superintendent James P. Hill announced scholarships for September 1959 from Western Maryland College The Maryland Institute Mt Royal Market place evening programs St Johns College and Washington College An exam will be held March 7 at 9 a.m. in Caroline High School Denton Contact Mr Hill before February 11 Eligibility includes a Johns Hopkins University State Engineering Program scholarship which requires the CEEB Aptitude Test Applicants should seek details from Mr Hill High school counselors have been informed

James P. Hill Western Maryland College Caroline County Maryland Institute Mt. Royal St. John’s College Washington College Library of Caroline High School Denton Mr. Hill Thhe Board of Education Hill Johns Hopkins University CEEB

Heart Month Drive Opens in Caroline County

The Heart Fund Drive of the Heart Association of the Upper Eastern Shore has officially launched in Caroline County led by O. O. Stivers and Dr. E. Paul Knotts. A volunteer door to door collection begins the week before Heart Sunday February 22 as part of a month long fundraising campaign with leaders from surrounding counties attending the Baltimore kickoff.

Heart Association of Upper Eastern Shore Caroline County O. O. Stivers E. Paul Knotts Wilmer Fell Davis Heart Fund Maryland Baltimore Charles P. Howard C. Merrick Wilson Queen Anne’s Finley M. Bobbitt Dorchester County Wm. C. Lowe Heart Heart Sunday Heart Association

Cartwright Named Greensboro Freight Agent for Pennsy

R F Cartwright named freight agent for The Pennsylvania Railroad at Greensboro effective February 1 1959. He joined the company May 16 1917 as a clerk operator and later served at Goldsboro Sadlersville Harrington. He resides in Goldsboro and leads church and civic groups. Weather and date notes follow, including February observances.

Roland F. Cartwright Pennsylvania Railroad Co Greensboro Cartwright Goldsboro Sadlersville Harrington Delmarva Peninsula Delmar Trinity Methodist Church School Methodist Men Trinity Methodist Church

Choptank District Dinner Speaker Named for Feb 25

J S Queener of Du Pont will be guest speaker at the Choptank District Annual Dinner Meeting of Boy Scouts serving Caroline Dorchester and Talbot Counties. Dinner is at the Denton fire hall at 6 45 p m on February 25 with tickets at 175 per person.

Florists Day Set at College Park February 18

Florists and nurserymen are invited to Florists Day at the University of Maryland College Park campus on February 18 with registration at 9 a m in the Student Union Building. The program features a floricultural research report, talks on pot plant culture greenhouse records and flower handling, plus a greenhouse tour and a practical panel on air cooling.

U. of Md College Park Conrad B. Ling Horticulture Department Irving K. Christensen Wood Ridge N. J William P. Dieckmann Elm Grove W. Va Paul Bauer Bertram G. McGinnis Washington, D. C L. S. Gahs Baltimore Link

Denton Artist's Work Accepted for Regional Baltimore Exhibit

Denton artist Gilbert Passwaters, who has studied art for five years, has had his abstract watercolor "Indian Summer" accepted for exhibit in the 1959 Regional Exhibition at the Baltimore Museum. The show opens Monday and runs three weeks, following his prior acceptance at the Delaware Art Center Show last fall.

Gilbert Passwaters Baltimore Museum Passwaters Nance Hall Asher Denton School of Art Hans Hausman Provincetown Mass Laura Douglas Washington Delaware Art Center

Historical Society Meeting in Federalsburg February 13

Judge J DeWeese Carter announces the Caroline County Historical Society winter meeting on February 13 at 6 15 p m in the Women's Club Room Federalsburg The banquet committee is led by M H Smith with Max Chambers as arena chairman Ticket sales are limited to 100 with a February 11 deadline The reception committee includes Mr and Mrs Paul A Croll and others The menu features crown roast oysters rockfish and state history talks by Dr Wroten of Salisbury State Teachers College about early Maryland history

J. DeWeese Carter Denton Caroline County Historical Society Women’s Club Federalsburg M. H. Smith Arena Max Chambers Calvin Lynch Ridgely Harry H. Rieck, Sr Preston Winfield Nichols W. L Paul A. Croll Irvin Brumbaugh James Lynch Harry Ricck, Jr John Asher W. ST. Wreeten, Jr Dorchester County Salisbury State Teachers College Wroten Maryland Maurice Todd Robert Corwin William Lynch Nelson Covey Land Week Elmer Kelley Friendship Grove Club Todd

Community Committee Debates Denton By-Pass Route

The Community Committee met January 28 in the High School Library with 20 citizens led by chairman John W. Asher to study a possible Denton by-pass. The group, formed by civic organizations, will prepare findings within 45 days for the State Roads Commission on route options and recommendations for the town. The next meeting is February 18 at the High School.

John W. Asher Denton State Roads Commission

Concord Chipmunks Club Meeting At Sarah Lane’s

On January 22 the Concord Chipmunks gathered at Sarah Lane’s home. Karen Hackett demonstrated Open Hearties. Red Cross first aid instructor Mr Wirts spoke about first-aid and a five week course. They earned 33.75 from a Christmas candy sale and planned a February 21 luncheon for mothers at Brethren Church. Plans include luncheon committees and tours to Denton Journal, Health Center with Older Youth, and Annapolis on February 12. Sarah Lane, Reporter.

Concord Chipmunks Sarah Lane Karen Hackett Wirts Red Cross Brethren Church Denton Journal Annapolis

Style Show At P. T. A. Next Monday Evening

The Home Economics Department of Caroline High School will present their annual style show at the PTA meeting on Monday February 9. Girls under Mrs. Doris Stivers will model about seventy five dresses made in class using the Bishop method of construction. The public is invited.

Caroline High School PTA Doris Stivers

Caroline County Garden Club Meets and Plans Federated Membership

Sixteen members met at the home of Mrs. W. Carman Leggett on January 30. The group voted to sponsor the Four Seasons Garden Club of Salisbury for Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland membership. Reports highlighted symposia at the Baltimore Museum of Art and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, plus a Christmas Greens Show exhibit.

Caroline County Garden Club Ashley W. Carman Leggett Austin Murphy Four Seasons Garden Club of Salisbury Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland Charles P. Merrick Baltimore Museum of Art Irvin Brumbaugh New York Metropolitan Museum of Art W. Edwin Unger Baltimore Museum Wilmer Fell Davis Dallas Blades Valentine Frederick P. Roe William Paxson

Copies Of All Bills May Be Seen At Clerk's Office

Senator Harry R Hughes announced that copies of all Bills introduced in the General Assembly this session are supplied by his office to the Clerk of the Court for public convenience. Bills are available during Clerk's Office hours from 9 a m to 4 30 p m daily except weekends. Contact Senator Hughes or Clerk D Ralph Horsey to obtain a copy. The practice began in 1953 under John W Logan and continued by Senator Layman J Redden.

Harry R. Hughes General Assembly Sen. Hughes D. Ralph Horsey John W. Logan House of Delegates Layman J. Redden

Bids For Denton Post Office To Be Opened

Congressman Tom Johnson criticizes delays in the Denton post office project and announces that bids will be opened in Washington on June 16, 1959. Architect drawings will reach Johnson by March 1 and the GSA will advertise for construction May 13, 1959. Keep your fingers crossed.

Tom Johnson Denton Washington, D. C Congressman Johnson General Services Administration

World Day Of Prayer Observed At Denton Churches

The Universal World Day of Prayer will be observed at the Church of the Brethren in Denton on Friday February 13 at 8 pm. Participating churches include Grace Methodist Christ Episcopal and First Methodist. All Christians are invited and urged to attend.

Church of the Brethren Denton Grace Methodist Christ Episcopal First Methodist

Homemakers Council Plans County Land Week Fair

The Homemakers County Council met with County Farm Bureau President Mr Coursey Edwards to discuss a County Land Week plan evolving into a County Fair. Exhibits of farm and home products would showcase conservation efforts and educate youth on county cooperation.

Coursey Edwards County Farm Bureau County Land Week

Week Of Dedication To Be Observed Next Week

The Week of Dedication in the Methodist Church will feature home visits to prospective and inactive members. Twenty five lay visitors led by T Carville Fleetwood will train Sunday and call Monday Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Ash Wednesday service with Rev Essell P Thomas precedes Friday World Day of Prayer at 8 pm.

Methodist Church First Methodist Church T. Carville Fleetwood Membership and Evangelism Commission Essell P. Thomas Church of the Brethren

4-H Public Speaking Training Course Held

The 4-H Boys and Girls Public Speaking Training meeting was held Friday evening January 30 at the Church of the Brethren in Denton. Leaders and 4-H members attended as the program explained its objectives including leadership, citizenship, information gathering, organization of material, appearance, and public speaking skills. The Caroline County 4-H Public Speaking Contest is set for Friday April 3 at 7:30 p.m. in the Denton fire hall.

Church of the Brethren Denton Caroline County Fire Hall

Greensboro Fire Co. Answers 28 Alarms in 1958

Fire recorder Charles E. Nichols reports Greensboro Volunteer Fire Company answered 28 calls in 1958, 11 fewer than 1957. Total property loss estimated at 8005 dollars while 85000 dollars worth of property was saved. Equipment covered 189 miles with 360 men in service and 368 man hours. Hose usage included 1275 feet 1 inch, 650 feet 114 inch, 700 feet 215 inch, and 144 feet of ladders raised. Fires listed as 1 mercantile, 8 chimney, 1 grass, 2 dwelling, 1 automobile, 9 miscellaneous, 4 oil burners, 1 woods and 1 assist.

Charles E. Nichols Greensboro Volunteer Fire Company

Caroline County Farmers Embrace Drainage and Conservation

In 1958, 63 farmers in Caroline County installed drainage systems covering 17.87 miles and handling 130 207 cubic yards of earth, aiding 1800 acres. Additional efforts included land clearing 60.5 acres, obstruction removal 62 acres, spoil bank leveling 34 984 cubic yards, and 18 ponds with 16 stocked by the Inland Fish and Game Commission. These measures promote farm life and fire protection.

Caroline County Inland Fish and Game Commission

Boy Scout Council Meets In Denton February 25th

The Chop tank District Boy Scout Delmarva Council holds its annual meeting at Denton fire hall on Wednesday February 25 at 6 30 p m Invitations go to units J Dallas Blades district chairman will be toastmaster lead the annual election and introduce a speaker and entertainment James K Cooper chair of arrangements committee Edw H Covell ticket chairman Dinner is by the Fire Department Auxiliary District committee members and wives from Caroline Dorchester and Talbot are expected to attend.

Mr. Queener University of Tennessee duPont Company Tennessee Indiana Minnesota Delaware Deel- Mar-Vay Council National Boy Scouts of America Health and Safety Committee J. Dallas Blades Choptank District Boy Scout Delmarva Denton James K. Cooper H. Covell Fire Department Caroline, Dorchester Talbot

Dairy Meeting Set in Denton Fire Hall February 18

Plans finalized for a two county dairy meeting on Wednesday February 18 from 10 a m to 3 p m at the Denton fire hall. The program covers hay and silage quality, maximizing net income from the dairy herd, and how federal marketing orders affect county dairymen. A joint Caroline and Talbot County Extension Service winter meeting invites dairymen to attend and participate.

Denton Caroline Talbot County

Dedication Date Set For The Federalsburg School

Superintendent Wilbur S. Hoppengardner announced Federalsburg School will be dedicated Sunday March 15 1959 at 3 00 p m Dr Thomas G Pullen Jr state superintendent of schools will give the dedicatory address The program will be published later and the public is invited to participate in the ceremony.

Wilbur S. Hoppengardner Federalsburg Thomas G. Pullen, Jr

Mrs Chauncy Downs Receives Rotary Award

Mrs Chauncy Downs received the Rotary plaque for leadership among area youth at a Rotary meeting on Tuesday night February 3. She has led Concord Chipmunks 4-H Club for three years, guiding county and state activities. The Rotary Youth Award honors ongoing devoted service to youth.

Chauncy Downs Rotary The Rotary Club James K. Cooper Mervin Pentz, Jr A. W. Reddish

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R. F. Cartwright Greensboro Freight Agt Weather Data Boy Scouts of America Incorporated William Henry Harrison Berkeley Lincoln New Mexico St. Valentine’s Day Oregon J. S. Queener Wilmington Dorchester Talbot Counties J. T. B. Ambler Carter Cal Scout Cookie Concord Chipmunks Club Homemakers’ Council County Farm Bureau President Jay Smith Homemakers Lewis Cherry Frank Zeigler, Jr George Clendaniel Spring County Council Greensboro Fire Co Boy Scout Council Mrs
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