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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1953

Page

9

You Can Stay Young With a Hobby You Want

Learn to stay young by picking a hobby and discovering hidden talents. The February 1 issue of The American Weekly, in color gravure, features a serial chapter of The Best Years of Your Life in collaboration with the Baltimore Sunday American.

American Weekly Coolorgravure Baltimore Sunday American

In Memoriam Samuel A Johnson 1950

In loving memory of my dear husband Samuel A Johnson who passed away January 24 1950. His life is a beautiful memory, his absence a silent grief. He sleeps in God's garden in the sunshine of perfect peace. Loving memories never die. As years roll on and days go by, in my heart a memory is kept of the one I loved and will never forget. Devoted wife Edith.

Samuel A. Johnson

In loving memory of our father Samuel A. Johnson

In loving memory of our father Samuel A Johnson who passed away January 24 1950 Our Dad rests in heavenly peace Loving sons and daughters A tree often contains more water in winter than in summer

Samuel A. Johnson

Woman's Discovery Makes Margarine Spread Smoother

Mrs. Filbert touts a margarine that spreads smoothly even when cold with no crumbling or chipping. She claims her own recipe yields a sweet fresh taste rivaling expensive spreads and urges readers to ask for Mrs. Filbert's Margarine.

Mrs. Filbert

Industry spends $120 million on air pollution controls

U S industry allocates about 120 million dollars yearly to air pollution control equipment to cut noxious fumes and gases and reduce smoke.

U. S

Marriage and deaths in Denton area families

Announcements include the marriage of Mrs. Myra C. Jackson to William W. Sylvester in Aztec New Mexico with home to Denton after May first, while Marianna Melvin Todd widow of Elijah Todd dies in Henderson after moving from Denton. Other notices cover local bank directors officers, club elections, social visits, and storm damage in Federalsburg with extensive property and chicken-house losses.

Lynne Stevens Wilmington Ross Stevens Buffalo N. Y Lacey Stevens Ross duPont Rayon Tennessee Myra C. Jackson Denton William W. Sylvester Aztec New Mexico J. Lester Evernhain University of Maryland Hospital Baltimore Mariana Melvin Todd Elijah Todd Henderson Caroline Thomas Mary Frances Melvin Melville Francis W. Skirwan Christ Protestant Episcopal Church Bessie Connelly Turner William IX. Turner American Corner Emergency Hospital Aston Concord Church C. H. Atkins Roland Turner Walter Lyden W. R. Hines Horace Robinson Orland Closson Beatrice Raymond Meredith Alvin Fred Fountain Ruth Fountain Martha Tiley Richard Wines Virgil Turner Charles Johnson Charles Fountain Federalsburg Long and Short’s Department J. Z. Frampton & Son Undertaking Establishment Windsor Wright Bruce Wilson Eastern Shore Public Service Company

Marriage Licenses Listed from Various States

A list of marriage license applicants includes Thomas Bryant Madison aged 20 and Ruby Far Graham 19 of Federalsburg Maryland. Everett M. Snellgrove 22 of Waysboro Mississippi with Helen Margaret Knowles 28 of Dover Delaware. Edwin Alexander Mickie 25 with Vivian Doris Patterson 18, both of Philadelphia Pennsylvania. Hollis Marvel Warren 36 with Anna Mae Thompson 25, both of Wyoming Delaware. George L. Webb 66 with Lydia Mae Passwaters 48 of Milford Delaware. Charles Richmond Baker 22 of San Francisco California with Joan Henrietta Collins 21 of Dover Delaware. Robert H. Bobo 39 with Barbara Ann Fox 16 of Wyoming Delaware. Woodrow Wilson Mason 41 with Oda Marie Bobo 33, both of Wyoming Delaware. Alton Leon Hastings 22 of Laurel Delaware with Gladys Virginia Hall 28 of Blades.

Thomas Bryant Madison Ruby Far Graham Federalsburg Everett M. Snellgrove Waynesboro Miss Helen Margaret Knowles Dover Del Edwin Alexander Mickie Vivian Doris Patterson Philadelphia Hollis Marvel Warren Anna Mae Thompson Wyoming George L. Webb Lydia Mae Passwaters Milford Charles Richmond Baker San Francisco Calif Joan Henrietta Collins Robert H. Bobo Barbara Ann Fox Woodrow Wilson Mason Oda Marie Bobo Alton Leon Hastings Laurel Gladys Virginia Hall Blades

Piney 4-H Elects New Officers at January Meeting

Piney 4-H girls met at Peggy Wilson home on January 22, opened with the pledge, and sang Maryland My Maryland and We're On The Upward Trail. An election elected Betty Lou I Fearins president, Peggy Wilson vice president, Dorothy Fearins treasurer, Ruby Adams secretary, with Jane Adams Sunshine Chair and Donna Jump song leader. They began fringe headscarves project, and refreshments were served by Peggy’s mother.

W. W. Goldsborough T. C. Horsey L. I. Jones Mildred M. Ginn Helen Naylor T. A. Goldsborough W. J. Murphy Provident State Bank Preston Albert W. Sisk Walter M. Wright S. Elbert Douglas Edward T. Moore A. Fletcher Sisk Arthur J. Messick Chas. B. Harrison Nelson TI. Fooks James A. Trazzare James E. Douglas Anne M. Cook Smithville Community Club Elbert Lyden Walter Lyden Oscar Allford Fred Fountain Earl Alford John Adams Federalsburg Peggy Wilson Dorothy Fearins Maryland Betty Lou I Fearins Ruby Adams Sunshine

Two Preston Soldiers Return From Far East Rotation

Army Cpl. Jacob M. Garvey and Pfc. Ralph H. Schulke of Preston complete rotations home from the Far East after five and six months. Both served with the 1st Cavalry Division which spent 17 months in Korea before moving to security duties in Japan in 1951. Garvey worked for E. I. DuPont in Seaford before enlisting in 1951. Schulke earned the United States Service Ribbon and the Korean Service Ribbon with two campaign stars.

1St Cavalry Div Japan Army Jacob M. Garvey Jacob A. Garvey Preston Ralph H. Schulke Myrtle Schulke United States Far East 1St Cavalry Division Korea Garvey E. I. DuPont de Nemours and Company Seaford Del Schulke

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