Personal and Social News Items Highlights from Easton area
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Martin return from freighter cruise to Panama. Mrs. Christian Gottwall a patient at Memorial Hospital Easton. Caroline Unit 29 members attend Millington banquet. Beers visit Salisbury. Friesse returns from La Jolla. Concord Christian Comrade Class meets Feb 4 at Mrs Gloria Durham’s home. Brick Hotel’s John Richardson hospitalized at Memorial Easton. Double Hills Homemakers hold January meeting hosted by Mrs L. Jay Smith. president Redmond Long leads. Casserole demos and recipes shared. next meeting at Mrs Raymond Smith’s. bring cleaning aids. Marguerite Brubaker visits in Delaware. Birth announced: son Kirk Erich to Allyn S. Mellits. Mrs Florence Spidle hospitalized Easton. Richard Martin at home from Hagerstown Junior College. Fred Love visits Laurel. Rev Fred Walls hosts visit. Lewis Adams of Fliton visits. Meluney couples host Sunday dinner with Seaford pair. Wilmer Parker visits Havre de Grace. Everngam vacation near St Petersburg. will visit Miami. Miss Mary R Downes hospitalized. S/Sgt William F. Detwiler to England. family staying with Detwilers. Zeigler family called home from Sebring for sister-in-law’s illness. Wednesday guests include Minnie Adams, Marian Robinson, Nancy Lee Dennis, Cheryl Lynn Dennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahala Allston
William Beers
Lewis McNeal
Lester Love
Caroline
Millington
Salisbury
John J. Friesse
Frank Rocker
la Jolla
Calif
Christian Comrade Class of
Concord
Gloria Durham
Helen Wilson
Bertha Maloney
John Richardson
Brick Hotel
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Double Hills Homemakers’ Club
L. Jay Smith
Redmond Long
Charles D. Todd
Raymond Smith
Marguerite Brubaker
Clyde Wyatt
Farmington
Del
Allyn S. Mellits
Kirk Erich
Florence Spidle
Richard Martin
Hagerstown Junior College
Herbert S. Martin
Fred Love
Fred Walls
Laurel
Lewis Adams
Fliton
Clem Meluney
Willie Meluney
Seaford
Wilmer Parker
Havre de Grace
Thomas Everngam
St. Petersburg
Fla
Kirwin F. Everngam
Miami
Mary R. Downes
William F. Detwiler
England
Henry Detwiler
Westfield
Mass
Frank D. Zeigler
Sebring
Minnie Adams
Wilmington
Marian Robinson
Nancy Lee Dennis
Cheryl Lynn Dennis
Adams Cross Roads
Deaths and notices from Denton and Hillsboro communities
John Henry Emerson 67 retired dry cleaner died last Thursday at Memorial Hospital Easton. He was a World War I vet, First Methodist member, son of Eldridge and Rosa Ellen Emerson, and husband of Nita Emerson. Services were Sunday at Moore Funeral Home Denton. interment Denton Cemetery. Sarah Turner Potts 58 farmer’s wife died Sunday near Hillsboro. She taught school in Queen Annes County. survived by husband E M Potts, daughter Eugene Knott, sister Mrs. Howard Anthony, and granddaughters Sarah Jean and Marian Knott. Services were Wednesday at Moore Funeral Home Denton. interment Chesterfield Cemetery Centreville. Local crop notes note Hill’s partial resistance to leaf diseases. purple seed stain appears in some areas. Newcomer says Hill and Hood seed show good general resistance. certified seed available from Maryland seed dealers or growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Emerson
Memorial Hospital
Easton
First Methodist Church
Denton
Eldridge
Rosa Ellen Wilson Emerson
Nita Allah and
Emerson
Moore Funeral Home
Otho G. Brewer, Jr
Denton Cemetery
Queen Anne’s County
Centreville High School
Towson State Teachers College
Eugene Knott
Hillsboro
Howard Anthony
Sharon Hill
Sarah Jean Knott
Marian Elizabeth Knott
Edwin C. Thomas, Jr
Hillsboro- Queen Anne Methodist Church
Chesterfield Cemetery
Centreville
Hill
Newcomer
Hood
Maryland
Elva Parrott 84 Dies at Cherry Nursing Home
Elva N Parrott 84 died at Cherry Nursing Home near Greensboro last Monday after six years in the facility. Former Goldsboro resident funeral held Thursday at Rawlings Funeral Home Greensboro officiated by Rev B DeFrees Brien with interment at Spring Hill Cemetery Easton. Surviving nephews four nieces and a cousin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva N. Parrott
Cherry
Greensboro
Goldsboro
Rawlings
B. DeFrees Brien
Christ Episcopal Church
Denton
Spring Hill Cemetery
Easton
New Soybean Variety Hill Available to Growers
A new soybean variety named Hill will be available to Maryland growers this year. Developed by the USDA and cooperating stations in several states, Hill is a medium season bean suited to Tidewater Maryland and Chesapeake Bay adjacent areas with a 180 to 210 day season. It matures two to five days earlier than Dorman, resembles Lee in appearance, and features heavy foliage, tawny pubescence, white flowers, yellow seeds with a light brown hilum, and comparable oil and protein to Dorman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Maryland
Joseph L. Newcomer
University of Maryland Extension
USDA
Delaware
Virginia
North Carolina
Missouri
Arkansas
Mississippi
Texas
New Mexico
Tidewater
Chesapeake Bay
Newcomer
Lee
Dorman
Magistrates Sentence Men For Various Offenses
On Monday Judge John Tilghman sentenced Charles Hudson of near Hurlock to a one year total term in the Maryland House of Correction for hit and run and driving on a revoked license. Hudson failed to stop after injuring a person and causing property damage. Also convicted were Ben Simms for assault and battery on his wife and Calvin Ernest Ponton for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. On Thursday Judge Tilghman fined Wallace Green $15 for false pretenses. Last week Judge Wright fined James Ford $40 for reckless driving and James Pollard $15 and $50 for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. Pollard’s one year House sentence was suspended. Other Wright cases included Gaylord Clark $10 for failure to grant right of way, Willie Joe Eddy $100 for driving on a revoked license, Robert Wright and Fred Kemp $20 and $10 for disorderly conduct, and Emerson Griffin jailed seven days for non-support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tilghman
Charles Hudson
Near
Hurlock
Maryland House of Correction
Hudson
Tilghman
Ben Simms
Calvin Ernest Ponton
Wallace Green
W. A. Stewart Wright
James Ford
James Pollard
Pollard
House of Correction
Denton School Cafeteria Next Week Menu Plan
The Denton school lists weekly options with daily I and II platters and an a la carte line. Monday features hamburg and tomato potato sides with milk and fruit, while other days offer soups chili con carne and bean, ham cheese and peanut butter jelly, with desserts like cake pudding and fruit salads.
Primary Building Lunch Menu Week
Monday Vegetable beef soup tines ham and cheese sandwich froststieck milk Tuesday Creamed dried beef on toast buttered sweet potatoes cole slaw pineapple upside down cake mill Wednesday Roast beef mashed potatoes gravy buttered peas hot rolls butter fruit jello Ritz crackers and peanut butter milk Thursday Chicken pie with biscuits succotash celery and carrot sticks cherry pudding milk Friday Fish sticks corn bread and butter baked beans apple raisin celery salad cookie milk
God's Garden of Love by Hilda K Wiggin
Poem describing a heavenly garden of love where flowers bloom forever beyond hills in an everlasting day. The speaker longs to explore walk talk and sing there and revel in beauty grace and perfection in God's garden of love up there.
Marine Private Pollard engages in Molokai field training
Marine Private Robert W. Pollard, son of Mr and Mrs Woodrow Pollard of Ridecly, participates in extensive field training on Molokai with the First Marine Brigade from IXaneoha Bay. The exercise tests offensive and defensive tactics plus night drills, running from January 11 to February 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molokat
Hawaii
Robert W. Pollard
Woodrow Pollard
Ridecly
Molokai
Ixaneoha Bay
Jackpot Crossword Puzzle Wins Big Cash Prize
Puzzle column invites readers to solve the weekly Jackpot Crossword for a chance at a large cash prize. It promotes challenging clues and stakes, urging participation and quick submissions.
Jackpot Crossword Puzzle Prize Promise in Sunday Baltimore American
The Baltimore American advertises a Sunday Jackpot Crossword Puzzle with a minimum reward of 8200 dollars. If the prize goes unclaimed, an extra 100 dollars is added each week until a winner emerges. The notice invites the whole family to try their luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
Roses fade into heavenly roses in heaven
Poem reflecting on summer roses with imagery of beauty fading like earthly life, then contrasting with everlasting roses in heaven where beauty never dies. The piece contemplates transient earthly bloom versus eternal celestial flowers.
Bank Employees Meet At Brick Hotel In Denton
A dinner meeting of the Eastern Shore Conference of the NABAC was held Monday evening at the Brick Hotel in Denton. Thirty five bank personnel from Caroline Kent Queen Anne's and Talbot counties attended. Guest speaker Ernest J. Heinmuller of Easton presented on Machine Posting of Savings Accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Shore Conference
Brick Hotel
Denton
Caroline
Kent
Queen Anne’s
Talbot Counties
Ernest J. Heinmuller
Easton
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Panama
Christian Gottwall
John H. Emerson
E. M. Potts
Sarah Turner Potts
Wspaper Radhiye
Hamburg
Hilda K. Wiggin Love
Repres
Ed A
FACT
del. Management Co., Ince
Penn Center
Phila. 2
Sunoco
Dentonia Theatre
Tecanicolor
Faluce
Horner
Elzie Horner
Mgr
Board of Education
Preston High School
Preston, Mary
Wilbur S. Hoopengardner
Bryan’s Pharmacy
Edgehill Pharmacy
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