Greensboro Homemakers Club Meeting Recites Food Plan and Feb News
The Greensboro Homemakers Club met February 11 in the W S C S Hall with twenty members. They discussed The Family Food Plan, planned a baking demonstration in March, invited the Marydel Club for April, and shared notes on nursing services and a mobile X ray unit for mass chest surveys.
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Greensboro
U. S
Stephen Foster
Kentucky
Stevenson
Poore
Marydel Club
A. B. Linhard
Old
Harry Bastian
Thomas Thornton
M. Elise Roe
4 H geo CLUBS Baking Demo in Denton
The 4-H Clubs will hold a baking demonstration at the First Methodist Church in Denton on Saturday February 15 from 10 to 3. 4-H members and visitors are invited. Demonstrations cover bread rolls cakes icing biscuits muffins and fruit bar with Charlesta Davis Genevieve Poore Betty Ellwinger and others. The Home makers Clubs executive board meets February 25 with Mrs. Howard Harris new president presiding. Special guests include Miss Venia M Kellar and Mrs. Gosweiler state president.
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First Methodist Church
Denton
4-H
Miss McPheeters
University of Maryland
Charlesta Davis
Genevieve Poore
Betty, Ebling
Betty Mae Ellwanger
Greensboro
Martha Ann Zeigler
Rita Ann Rogers
Mary Lou Horsey
Patty Messick
Joanna Sculley
Ridgely
Ann Galloway
June Bryant
Federalsburg
Howard Harris
Venia M. Kellar
Gosweiler
Card of Thanks for Fire Brigade Efforts in Denton
Mr and Mrs D Fritz Clopper thank the Fire Companies of Denton Ridgely and Queen Anne and neighbors from Tuckahoe Neck for their help last Sunday when their house was on fire and nearly all goods saved though the house burned completely.
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Denton
Ridgely
Queen Anne
Tuckahoe Neck
Denton Tops Preston 18 13 in close junior game
The Denton boys defeated Preston 18 to 13 last Tuesday in a hard fought contest. Coach Snecker used second stringers to edge the score closer, and a low scoring, physical game kept spectators engaged. The first quarter ended 7-5, with Denton holding the lead as refs called many jump balls and throws.
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Denton Boys
Preston
Snecker
Denton
Armory
Greensboro
Denton-Preston
Denton Boys Fall Hard at Glenburnie in Practice Tilt
The C H S basketball team traveled to Glenburnie last Friday and faced an unbeaten five. Glenburnie opened with a commanding lead and maintained it through the game, finishing 63 to 28. Denton showed improvement in the second period but could not overcome the early deficit. Towson tallied 31 in the contest while Denton’s 28 marked the second-highest allowed by Glenburnie all year.
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Glenburnie
Denton
Towson
C. H. S. Boys
Gleh
Burnie’s Visit Sparks Excitement Among Fans
The lineup lists Denton Pos and Glen Bernie with T. Sharp as RF and Fracton M. Smith LF. Substitutes include Denton, M. Sharp, H. Mere dith, L. Howard, M. Pentz, J. Eaves, T. Lederer, Glenburnie-Flammery, Palmer, Walkes, and Rowan.
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Denton Pas
Preston M. Smith
W. Rieck
P. Legg
McDonald J. Eaves
Schmick
D. Maucere
Blades
B. Roberts
Messick
Denton
H. Meredith
T. Sharp
N. Pippin
D. Palmer
T.léderer
Preston
V. Rieck
Burnie
Glen Bernie
Fracton
M. Smith
Close N. Pippin
Larabie
Maucere
Klansberg
Glossner
M. Sharp
L. Howard
M. Pentz
J. Eaves
T. Lederer
Glenburnie
Flammery
Palmer
Walkes
Rowan
Gratitude for Kind Thoughts During Illness
For every kind thought that prompted messages of friendship during my illness I am very grateful. To every friend who has remembered me I extend sincere thanks.
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Ens Horon
Mason Cloppers
Howard Gannon
Spafford
Henry Fisher
Denton High School
Valentine
Double Hills Homemakers Club
Harry Butler
Dr. Salsbury
Nuttle Milling Co
D. Fritz Clopper
Denton 3, Md
Journal
the Peoples Bank of
Maryland
Caroline’s Friendly Bank
Fspa Perralalye
N.r.behrke&sons
Sour Apple Tree Road
Denton, Maryland
ESSO
ATLAS
American Weekly Nation’s Favorite
Baltimore
Eglantine
New Hampshire
S. C
Eglantine Farm
National Farm Loan Association
Easton
National Farm Loan Association of
H. E. Holsinger
Sec
Treas
Zeke
SWIFT
Swift & Company
Swift’s Plant Foods
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