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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1958

Page

2

Denton Journal notice of Denton Maryland offices and dates

Denton Journal lists Melvin Johnson Incorporated with Benjamin F. Johnson as President Treasurer and Mary Melvin as Vice President Secretary. Published weekly at 205 Market Street Denton Maryland the Caroline County seat. Entered March 3 1879 as second class matter post office Denton Maryland subscription 2.00 per year in advance.

Melvin & Johnson, Incorporated Benjamin F. Johnson Mary Melvin Market Street Denton Maryland Caroline County

Serendipity and the chance in medical discovery

The Journal of the American Medical Association highlights the value of serendipity in science. Accidental discoveries like penicillin and the stethoscope arose from alert researchers pursuing different aims, showing luck plus perceptive thinking drive breakthroughs.

Journal of the American Medical Association Fleming van Leeuwenhoek Edward Jenner Paris AMA

Surprise 50th for Mr and Mrs Clarence Russell in Greensboro

A Saturday evening surprise at the Greensboro fire hall honored Mr and Mrs Clarence Russell on their 50th wedding anniversary with about eighty guests. Out of town relatives joined from Washington Baltimore Wilmington Dover and Magnolia Del. A large wedding cake and gifts including money were given. Refreshments of ice cream and cake followed. WSCS at St. Pauls Methodist held a meeting with devotion and a Japan film. 56 Christmas boxes were sent to the sick and shut-ins and about 5500 dollars were reported in the Building Fund. Additional visits and family news from Greensboro Del and nearby towns were noted.

Clarence Russell Greensboro Washington Baltimore Wilmington Dover Magnolia Del Mrs. Russell WSCS St. Paul's Methodist Church Naomi Paswaters Japan David Ward Little Son Philadelphia

Denton Area Residents Visit Friends and Attend Meetings

Local residents from Denton to Salisbury spent weekends visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Ola Walls and Mrs. Mildred Harrington received visits from Harrington guests, while Barbara Cain and Helen Luzetsky from Salisbury State Teachers College stayed with Calvin and Barbara Butler. Several others hosted dinner guests or traveled to hospital for care, and upcoming events include the Caroline County Historical Society dinner on January 31st at Denton firemen’s hall with speaker Wethered Barrell. The 20th Century Club gathered January 22nd at the Covey residence with Miss Rebecca Voshell co-hostess.

Wilson Wonsley Clifton Dill Harrington Ola Walls Mildred Harrington Barbara Cain Helen Luzetsky State Teachers College Salisbury Calvin B. Butler Paul Riddleberger Baltimore Merrel Spence Robert Donovan Nouston Del Willie Harris Earl Harris Henderson Wilmer Starkey Wiliam Stoops, Jr Richard William Stoops Little Son Centreville Lewes Taylor Felton Caroline County Historical Society Firemen’s Hall Denton Slon. Weth 20Th Century Club Nelson Covey Rebecca Voshell

Weekend Visitors and Social Gatherings Reported

Preston and family from Silver Spring hosted guests Dick Preston. Patsy Van de Visser celebrated her 16th birthday with a party by her parents. The Monday bridge club met, and the three-table club met with Mrs. Trice. Rev. John A. Irwin attended a minister retreat in Buck Hill Falls. Mrs. Florence Dean is ill at her son’s home in Claymont. Mr. Theodore Fletcher, Jr. was

Charles Preston Silver Spring Carlton Dukes Patsy van de Visser Peter van de Visser Fire House Harold B. Plummer T. L. Trice John A. Irwin Bethes

Denton Trading Emphasis Encourages Wise Commerce

In Denton merchants and customers are urged to follow common sense in trading practices, promoting fair dealing and prudent purchases within the local marketplace.

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