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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1948
Page
8
The National Guard Company H holds additional tryouts for the Minstrel and Variety Show to be staged at Denton Armory on January 26 and 27, 1948. Pop Smith, the director, says talent exceeds expectations and the show should be among his best. It promises songs, skits, sketches, and plenty of laughter to support local guardsmen.
Mrs Lee Dolan of New Jersey visits her parents in Ridgely while Mrs William Leavin of New York City plans months in France visiting relatives in Le Havre and Paris. The Ridgely Chamber hosts a January meeting at Blue Top Restaurant with officers, guests, traffic safety talk, and a new shoe repair business opening in Smith Block.
In loving memory of John H. Wooters who died January 17, 1941 and Benjamin F. Greenlee who died January 17, 1946. A granddaughter Margaret Jane writes of eternal rest, living in hearts, and the pain of not saying goodbye.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Melvin hosted guests Sunday from Rising Sun and near town while Mr. and Mrs. Ed win Dill and son Carlton joined from Rising Sun Delaware. Numerous local families visited relatives and entertained friends, with Sewing Circle gatherings and several weekend visits to Wilmington, Dover, and Hillsboro.
The monthly Circle No 2 meeting was held at Mrs. Dorothy Shockley home on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Gaylon Ross and their son of Washington spent a few weeks with his parents Rev and Mrs G S Ross and have returned home. Mrs Esther DeWitt visits Magnolia Delaware. Mrs Charles Rich and Penny of Seaford visit her parents Mr and Mrs A C Smith. Belle Morris, once sick, is able to be out again. Remains of Mr Charles T Jar-
A man formerly of Goldsboro died Monday at his nieces home in Wilmington and his remains were taken to Greensboro on Wednesday afternoon for burial. Friends of Mrs. Thompson Gibson of Ridgely express sympathy for the loss of her husband. Mrs. Gibson was formerly from Goldsboro.
We express heartfelt appreciation to friends and relatives for floral contributions and kindnesses shown at the death of our mother and grandmother Georgianna Breeding. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Butler and Family.
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