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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1952
Page
5
Ridgely residents share meals and visits with relatives and friends across Maryland. Included are birthday celebrations near Williston, holidays in Florida and Georgia, and numerous Sunday dinners and hospital calls. Notable movers include university ties and several regional households from Preston to Denton and Cordova.
Mr and Mrs Hida Frampton of Elmer New Jersey were dinner guests of Mrs Andrew Slaughter and later visited Slaughters brother Medford Frampton in Bridgeville. The Warren and Moore couples joined a Wilmington shopping trip. A funeral for M Atlee Ermold was held in Philadelphia with family connections to Edna Garrett. The last quarterly conference at Hickman Church extended an invitation for a third year. R N Stafford traveled to Baltimore and Amos Layton and spouse returned from a two week Florida trip.
Morristown visitors include Mr and Mrs Randall Dustworth and daughter with J W Johnson and Charles Johnson family. Misses Sadie Devore Blanche Stetler visit Mr and Mrs Herman Fountain Preston. Bloomery Sunday School at 2 preaching at 3 next Sunday with Mr Thompson. Calls and shoppers in Georgetown and a Stanley Party entertained by Mrs Richard Seely. Mgr William Dennis U S Navy Coast Guard guest of Virginia Lee Robinson visiting Lewes grandparents.
The first step in gaining U S citizenship is to make a declaration of intention in the office of the clerk of any naturalization court.
The community mourns 81 year old Lewis Butler who died Saturday after forty five years in the area. Funeral services were held at Moore Funeral Home with interment in Denton Cemetery. Surviving: widow Georgia Lister Butler and a daughter Marietta Ramsburg and two sons Elmer and Marvin Butler.
Preston and Mrs. Winfield N. Trice of Arlington spent the weekend in New York with T. L. Trice and the Schmicks and Harris families. The Bridge Club met with Mrs. J. C. Bateman. Dorothy Osteen returned from Baltimore. Kay Noble, recently ill, can go out. Mrs. H. M. Hollis visits her mother Mrs. James Carmine in Wilmington and brother James Carmine Jr. in Rydal Pa.
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