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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1960

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Reverend C W Reeve to speak at Grace Church rally

Reverend Charles W. Reeve, a second generation Methodist missionary to the Belgian Congo, will be guest speaker at Grace Methodist Church Denton for a Caroline County Methodist Youth Fellowship Rally on Sunday January 10 from 2 30 to 5 00 pm He will also address a Caroline County Missionary Rally at First Methodist Church Denton Monday January 11 at 730 pm Reeve and his wife Mildred England an Asbury graduate have served in education evangelism and church supervision in the Congo since 1949 including Tunda and Katako Kombe mission stations and Lodja district Interested people from all denominations are invited to attend the rallies

Charles W. Reeve Africa Belgian Congo Grace Methodist Church Denton Caroline County First Methodist Church Reeve Carrollton Tunda Katako Kombe Lodja Mr. Reeve United States Reinhardt Junior College Georgia Asbury College Wilmore Asbury Seminary Kennedy School of Missions Hartford Conn Mildred England Calhoun Asbury Lafayette Caroling County

District Supervisors To Hold Open House Jan 12

The Caroline Soil Conservation District Supervisors will hold their monthly meeting at the fire hall Preston on Tuesday Jan 12 1960 at 7 30 p m All farmers in the Preston area and the Fourth District are invited The meeting will explain how the district is operated its goals and how it functions Farmers with soil conservation problems may present them Afterward refreshments will be served.

Caroline Soil Conservation District Preston Caroline

Driver Re Registration Notices Mailed for P QQ R Surnames

Commissioner John R. Jewell announces that re registration applications have been mailed for drivers with last names starting with P QQ and R. If not received, notify the department in writing with full name address and current license number, expiring June 30 1960. Includes a calendar of unsettled dates weather and historical notes.

John R. Jewell

Increased State Support For Teachers Salaries Needed

Superintendent Wilbur S. Hoppengardner argues Caroline County schools require higher state funding to attract and retain qualified teachers. He compares James Committee and State plans, warns of unequal tax burdens, and notes local bonds already limit funds for salaries amid a national teacher shortage and higher nearby salaries.

Wilbur S. Hoppengardner Caroline County Maryland State Board of Education Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers Maryland State Teachers’ Association Legislative Council Gov. Tawes James Maryland Baltimore County Somerset County James Committee Caroline

Fortieth Anniversary Celebrated By Jarrells

Mr and Mrs J Boone Jarrell Sr celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary at their Ridgely area farm home. They were married December 31 1919 in Bridgetown. Friends and relatives attended the open house with ruby anniversary themed cake and roses and white mums. They have two sons, J Boone Jarrell Jr of Denton and Norris Jarrell of Harrington. The couple are active in the Farm Bureau and Ridgely Methodist Church.

J. Boone Jarrell Ridgely Mrs. Jarrell Bridgetown J. Boone Jarrell, Jr Denton Norris Jarrell Harrington

Federalsburg Scout to Represent Maryland in Report to the Nation

Philip L. Meredith, 15, of Federalsburg Explorer Post 137, has been chosen as one of 50 Scouts nationwide to deliver the Boy Scout Report to the Nation in February. He will meet Congressmen, officials, and visit the United Nations in New York, after being selected by the Choptank District. Meredith, an Eagle Scout, 10th grade at Federalsburg High, has 24 merit badges and holds leadership roles in local Scouting and school activities.

Philip L. Meredith Federalsburg Elmer L. Meredith United Nations New York Meredith Boy Scouts of America Caroline Talbot Dorchester Maryland Explorer Meredith Federalsburg High School Choptank Union Methodist Church Union Methodist Church Youth Fellowship Philmont Ranch New Mexico Rodney North East Phil Federalsburg School University of Maryland

Holiday State Trooper Activity Summary

State Police report a busy week with multiple investigations and arrests. Incidents include a breaking and entering at Evey's Television Shop Preston with a $75 television theft, a similar larceny at Kelly's Restaurant Federalsburg with $25 stolen, and larceny of two farm gate panels near Denton valued at about $35. Other cases involve tire theft from Goldsboro, a Greensboro disturbance with Emma Walls injured, and arrests for disorderly conduct Howard Turner and assault Howard Turner Federalsburg. Jan 3 to Jan 4 saw vehicle collisions near Federalsburg and Route 404 with minor injuries and driving violations. one crash near Greensboro left Gale Powell Nashold hospitalized with injuries. others were nonfatal with no injuries.

Evey Preston Kelley’s Federalsburg Clarence Kern Denton Christopher Lee Goldsboro Greensboro Emma Walls Charles Henry Knight Howard Turner Gale Powell Nashold Robert Lee Dyer Memorial Hospital Easton Donald Homer Smith

Federalsburg Bans Local Liquor Sales After March 7 1960

Federalsburg adopts an ordinance banning sale of alcoholic beverages other than beer effective March 7 1960. The move follows a January 4 1960 council meeting and ties to county lease decisions on the Federalsburg dispensary. The council had sought removal of the dispensary since 1958 but the county renewed its three year lease in 1959. The delay allows time to relocate the dispensary and to negotiate a new site.

Federalsburg Caroline County

Co op loan reform discussed by USDA officials

President Eisenhower may not back forcing power cooperatives to rely on commercial lenders. USDA officials still consider higher interest rates on REA loans and possible private lending in the future, but no immediate push before the next election. Proposals to raise REA rates have repeatedly stalled in Congress.

Eisenhower Congress Wall Street Journal USDA David Hamil Journal Treasury Florida Electric Hamil Homer Capeheart R-Ind Edgar Hiestand Calif

Gordy Joins Denton National Staff As Credit Chief

Mr Hugh Gordy becomes manager of the new Consumer Credit Department at The Denton National Bank. A Salisbury native with ten years at Commercial Credit Corp Baltimore he studied at Western Maryland College and the U S Naval Academy. Married with two children he began duties January 4 1960 with full operation hoped by February 1 1960.

Hugh Gordy Consumer Credit Department Denton National Bank Gordy

Plumbing Licenses Must Be Held By All Plumbers

The Maryland State Board of Practical Plumbing announced a representative will be at the Court House in Denton on Wednesday evening January 20 at 7 to receive applications and interview plumbers seeking the examination for licenses. All applicants should appear to determine eligibility. The move follows complaints that many county plumbers are unlicensed.

Maryland State Board of Practical Plumbing Court House Denton Caroline County

Statutory Rapist Gets Suspended Sentence In Trial

Last Wednesday Jan 6 Paul Spence 18 of West Den ton was convicted of statutory rape of a 15 year old out of state girl and received a one year suspended sentence in the House of Correction by Magistrate Stewart Wright. Mitigating factors included a guilty plea an oral confession and no force used. The investigation was led by MSP officers with help from Delaware police. A co defendant Charles D Harris 19 faced an accessory charge which was dismissed for lack of evidence. Also convicted Monday Jan 4 for drunken and reckless driving was Joseph C States 24 of Hillsboro.

Paul Spence West Denton House of Correction Stewart Wright Spence Tpr Meryl Morgan Tilghman Whitby Set. Riley Delaware James O. Knotts FBI Joseph C. States Hillsboro

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