Caroline Chapter Installs Officers
Caroline Chapter No. 62 of the Order of the Eastern Star held a January 1 installation. Florence Messer became Worthy Matron with A. E. Miller as Worthy Patron. numerous officers were inducted and Mildred C. Butler received a Past Matron's pin from her husband Louis Butler, Worshipful Master of Temple Lodge No. 128.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Order of the Eastern Star
Florence Messer
A. E. Miller
Virginia Townsend
Samuel Nowell
Mildred C. Butler
Elsie Billmeier
Esther S. Brooks
Mary S. Smith
Denton Booters Face Ridgely in Sunday Playoff Clash
Eastern Shore Soccer League play offs start Sunday with Denton Club meeting Ridgely at Ridgely grounds. Last week Ridgely beat Kent Island 8 to 2 as Denton and Kent Island posted other results Greensboro edged Easton by forfeit 1 0. Kickoff is 2 p m with Kent Island at Queen Anne waiting.
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Ridgely
Kent Island
Greensboro
Easton
Denton
Ridgely Kent Island
Queen Anne
strong Ridgely
WSCS Meeting at Dover Sets January 15 1948 Date
The Peninsula Conference Women’s Society of Christian Service holds its annual meeting at Wesley Methodist Church Dover Delaware on Thursday January 15 1948 at 10 am Miss Gloria Wysner secretary of Foreign Missions Conference of North America will speak in the morning. Mrs Fred C Reynolds vice president in charge of the Department of Work of the Home Field will speak in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peninsula Conference Women's Society of Christian Service
Wesley Methodist Church
Dover
Delaware
Gloria Wysner
Foreign Missions Conference of North America
Fred C. Reynolds
Department of work of the home field
Martha Zeigler Rites Held For Denton Widow At Saturday Funeral
Funeral services for Mrs Martha Zeigler 86 widow of Eno H Zeigler Denton farmer were conducted Saturday by Rev Wayne E Wheeler. Burial followed in Denton cemetery. She died Tuesday evening at Jarvis convalescent Home Felton Delaware Survived by son Frank Denton a leading agriculturist daughter Edna Hursh Cassoday Kansas six sisters Mary Blosser Ella Calvin North Lima Ohio Alice Mitchell Edna Detwiler Ridgely and four brothers Henry Detwiler Denton Leroy Detwiler Wilmington William Detwiler Utah and Frank Detwiler Florida
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Zeigler
Eno H. Zeigler
Denton farmer
Wayne E. Wheeler
Denton cemetery
Cancer Clinics To Be Held On Shore
Cancer clinics announced in Denton Elkton and Salisbury with dates in January and contact numbers. The notice states surgery x ray and radium as recognized cancer treatments and advocates a complete physical examination every six months as best insurance against cancer.
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Denton
Elkton
Salisbury
Denton Bobcats Face Dover and Cecilton Next Week
Denton Bobcats, riding a five game win streak, prepare for back to back Denton league games against Dover Guard on Wednesday January 14 and Cecilton Drakes on Thursday January 15. Dover sits second with six of seven starts. Cecilton is improving and not to be overlooked. The earlier January 5 win over Harrington 46 to 29 featured rough play on slick floors, with injuries including a knee contusion to Skip Coalla and a bleeding mouth for Bill Murdoch. Prosen led Denton with 11 points, as the box score shows strong contributions from Swecker and Diffey among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Bobcats National Guard
Bobcats
Dover Guard
Cecilton Drakes
Dover
Denton
Cecilion
Harrington
Bob Roberts
Skip Coalla
Bill Murdoch
Harington
Diffey
Swecker
Murdoch
Prosen
Denton Fg
Fp. T
rfc
Lane
rif
Legg
ed Diffey
Mordoch
Coalla
Smith
Hughes
rg e
Nuttle
Layton
Jarrell
Willey
T. Peck
Cobb
Melvin
Dill
Vane
Neeman
Dyer
ton Bobcats
Harrington Legion
Stan Prosen
Jack Dill
Smyrna
Cecilton
Bill Bodley
Jim Ford
Simpson
Hornets
Bob Cooling
Tom Foard
Drakes
Chestertown
Middletown
Pfund
Freddie Gray
s. Dover
Rhes Walton
Paul Martin
Tom Earnest
Martin
Wesley College
Earnest
Pennsylvania
Guard
Bob Thompson
ranky
Phone Expansion To Be Completed Soon In Denton
A 58000 expansion project to add aerial cable and extend rural lines in Denton will be finished by mid 1948. The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company announces 217 miles of steel line wire 40600 feet of aerial cable 400 feet of submarine cable and 576 poles. Growth noted: telephones in service rose from 500 in 1942 to 800 in 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
F. A. Greaves
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Baltimore City
Greaves
C. and P
Greensboro Fire Co Elects Lacey Nichols as President
At the annual meeting of the Greensboro Fire Company Lacey Nichols was elected president, succeeding Ernest J. Pearson. Other officers named include Edward G. Dean as vice president, Clarence Pearson as secretary treasurer, Carl H. Nichols and Leslie Wyatt as directors, with W. Byron Poore as fire chief and various assistants and captains elected. The company answered 31 calls in 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro Fire Company
Lacey
Nichols
Ernest J. Pearson
Edward G. Dean
Clarence Pearson
Carl H. Nichols
Leslie Wyatt
W. Byron Poore
Wallace Thornton
Paul Dill
Denny Taylor
Alvin Simpson
Norman Baynard
Woodie Dill
Frank Asilton
Francis Roberts
Harry M. Jones
Alex Seiler
Charles Jarrell
John Wyatt
Norman Walls
Robert Riddleberger
Clyde Embert
Caroline County Firemen’s association
Farm Institute Dates Set for Denton January 28-30
F M Rogers Caroline County Agent announced a three day Farm Institute to be held January 28 29 and 30 at the Armory and Denton high school. Caroline county farm folk from Farm Bureau Grange 4 H Older Youth 4 H Club members Associated Women Poultry Association and others will discuss economic production and efficient marketing of crops. The tomato growers and tax ditch committees will plan for the year. The Caroline County Poultry Association banquet will close the event Friday night January 30 at the Denton Community House with guest speaker J C Huttar of GLF Cooperation New York State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Rogers
Caroline County
Denton
Farm Bureau
the Grange
Associated Women
The
Poultry Association
Caroline County Poultry Association
J. C. Huttar
GLF Cooperation
New York State
Mrs Mabel Rollison Rites Held At Lane's Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Mabel Ludwig Rollison 58 a Ridgely native were conducted at Lane's Funeral Home Church Hill. She died Sunday in Betterton after a brief illness and is buried in St Paul’s Cemetery Ridgely. Survivors include husband John D Rollison and eight grandchildren plus her children from her first marriage Mrs Edward Gallagher Mrs A R Beaven and Mrs Edgar Flaggs of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Church Hill
Mabel Ludwig Rollison
Ridgely
St. Paul's cemetery
Edward Gallagher
A. R. Beaven
Edgar Flaggs
Baltimore
Funeral services for Wilhelmina Peters held January fourth
Mrs Wilhelmina Peters died January second at her daughter Evelyn Peters home in Denton She resided in Jacksonville Florida and belonged to St Marks Lutheran Church Survived by daughter Gertrude Totten of Schenectady and three grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina Peters
Moore
T. J. Turkington
Peters
Evelyn Peters
Denton
Jacksonville
Florida
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Gertrude Totten
Schenectady
WSCS Committees Are Announced
Mrs. Jay Kitchen, elected president of the W. S. C. S. of First Methodist Church, announces committees led by Mrs. John E. French and Mr. Walter Sylvester for Missionary Education, Christian Social Relations, Student Work, Children's Work, Spiritual Life, Literature and Publications, Supply, Program, Parsonage, Publicity, Membership, Fellowship, Social Welfare, Music, Resolutions, Status of Women, Study and Action, and Flower Chart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Kitchen
First Methodist Church
John E. French
Walter Sylvester
Newman Richards
Theodore Orme
Madge Jump
Wallace Keys
Mabel Duffy
W. I. Norris
Harry Nuttle
W. O. Ledman
Geo. Lowe
Walter Palmer
Wm. Addington
Walter Kerslake
Reese Brown
Gilbert Rue
John Coulby
Edna Shipman
Harry Smith
James Clarke
Ralph Horsey
Calvert Merriken
A. May Thompson
Elmer Orme
Hattie Dukes
Myrtle Dukes
Charman
Carville Fleetwood
Lee Wyatt
Norris Coulby
Norman Sutton
Fred Covey
Anita Ankeney
B. F. Johnson
Harry Ramsdell
J. W. Funk
Oron Smith
Flower Chart
Fred Nuttle
Denton Forms First Girl Scout Troop at M E Church
Investiture service held at the First Methodist Church on Sunday January 5 1948 marked the formation of Denton s Brownie and Intermediate Girl Scout troops. Mrs Austin Roberts led the ceremony with long time involvement in scouting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Austin Roberts
Sadlersville
Roberts
Peggy Bell
Janet Lou Butler
Susie Cooper
Ann Crouse
Marguerite Downes
Mary Ann Fleeetwood
Ellen Carter Nichols
Emily Dabney Nuttle
Martha Jane Orme
Beverly Smith
William Addington
K. Thomas Everngam
Sandra Addington
Peggy Crouse
Mary Kay Everngam
Patsy Kelly
Betty Jo Orme
Norma Pitts
Mary Ann Short
Sandra Stafford
Patsy Towers
Patsy Townsend
Peggy Van Dyke
June Wise
Theodore Orme
C. L. Stafford
Everett Townsend
Mar Del Basketball League Race Tightens Week
Dover guards 77 Felton VFW 23. Milford VFW 40 Chestertown 37. Denton Bobcats 44 Harrington 29. Middletown AC 64 Camden VFW 48. Smyrna Hornets 41 Cecilton Dyakes 31. Schedule Monday January 12 Chestertown at Smyrna Cecilton at Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover Guards
Felton
Milford
Chestertown
Denton Bobcats
Harrington
Middletown AC
Camden
Smyrna
Cecilton
Middletown
Chestertown Legion
Milford VFW
Safvrna Hornets
Harrington Legion
Cecilton Drakes
Camden VFW
Felton VFW
Denton
Dover
Bob Reed
Martin
Earnest
Thompson
Bob Thompson
Tom Earnest
Ron Macomber
Paul Josephs
Felton JV
Sammy Virdin
Phil Moore
Milford Vets
Chestertown Legionnaires
Chestertown Five
Ellis Keene
Duke University
Dover High School
Wesley College
Camden Vets
Marion Davidson
Minner
Bill Rash
Den
Caroline Tax Funds Distributed to Maryland Regions
State Comptroller James J. Lacy announced a six month race track tax distribution totaling 1,308,347 to Maryland counties and Baltimore city on a population basis led by Baltimore city at 617,161 and ending with Calvert county at 7,531. Counties may allocate to incorporated towns per local decisions, with funds limited to capital assets. Listed shares include Allegany 62,479 Anne Arundel 49,119 Baltimore 111,951 Calvert 7,531 Caroline 12,606 Carroll 28,055 Cecil 18,970 Charles 12,652 Dorchester 20,118 Frederick 41,171 Garrett 15,790 Harford 25,186 Howard 12,338 Kent 9,673 Montgomery 60,280 Prince George's 64,287 Queen Anne's 10,399 St. Mary's 10,507 Somerset 15,060 Talbot 13,494 Washington 49,451 Wicomico 24,805 Worcester 15,262 and Baltimore City 617,161. Also lists upcoming local sports and league action in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Lacy
Baltimore city
Maryland
Baltimore
Calvert county
Lacy
Allegany county
Anne Arundel
Baltimore county
Calvert
Caroline
Carroll
Cecil
Charles
Dorchester
Frederick
Garrett
Harford
Howard
Kent
Montgomery
Prince George’s
Queen Anne’s
St. Mary's
Somerset
Talbot
Washington
Wicomico
Worcester
Denton Chef Appears on Maryland Poultry Yearbook Cover
Charles Boston of Denton is featured on the cover in a chef costume with a platter of fried chicken. Known as Charlie to friends, he serves as jeni tor of Denton National Bank and participates as chef at large affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Boston
Denton
Maryland Poultry
Denton National Bank
Charlie
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Caroline Chapter
Eastern Shore Soccer League
FA Ridgely
WSCS
Greensboro Fire Co
Lacey Nichols
Farm Institute
Mabel Rollison
K. Thomas Everngain
Denton Rotary Club
Blake Brooks
T. Carville Fleetwood
Conover Crouse
Louis Butler
K. Thomas Everagain
John French
James A. Wise
Paul Van Dyke
Stella Williams
Smyrna Hornets
Cecilton Dyakes
DentonChef