Irwin elected VFW vice commander in Maryland unit
C Wilson Irwin elected Jr Vice Commander of the Maryland VFW. Irwin is with E. E. Streets Memorial Post 5118 and served in the Army Amphibian Forces with 315 years of service and 31 Day Island Landings. Irvin Marders elected department commander and serves with Baltimore Police K 9 Corps after Navy Seabees Pacific service. Irvin M. Thomas elected senior vice commander with Patuxent River Naval Air Station Post 2632. Navy Sea Bees veteran who held all three chairs at his post.
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Irvin E. Marders
Department of Maryland
VFW
Sheridan Hood
Red Arrow
114Th Combat Engineers
South Pacific
Marders
Baltimore
Pacific
U. S. Navy
C. Wilson Irwin
E. E. Streets
Army
Janet's Beauty Shoppe to Open Denton Branch
Janet's Beauty Shoppe plans a Denton branch at Market Street in the former Gerardi Bros. Appliance Store building. Barbara Henry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Henry of Denton, has joined as licensed cosmetologist after training at Marinello School of Beauty Culture in Baltimore. Mrs. Hutson previously operated Kern Sisters Beauty Shoppe and will run both shops with other qualified operators. July dates and several historic notes from 1890 to 1944 are listed in the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Henry
James Henry
Denton
Janet Kern Hutson
Marinello School of Beauty Culture
Baltimore
Janet’s Beauty Shoppe
Market St
Gerardi Bros
Hutson
Kern Sisters
Goldsboro
Miss Henry
Mary Ellen Blades
Faith To Attempt The Impossible
A centennial reflection on faith as a force behind independence and national unity. The Bryan essay on faith is cited to inspire patriotism, urging worship and remembrance of those who envisioned “one nation under God” while highlighting faith as essential to courage, peace, and divine guidance.
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House of God
Religion In American Life Program
Story Hour At Denton Library Returns This Summer
The Denton Free Public Library will host a summer story hour starting Wednesday at 10 a.m. sponsored by the Denton Woman's Club with members aiding weekly through July and the first two Wednesdays in August. Librarian Harry Hubbard and club volunteers will guide preschool and early grade children who may also select books to take home. The library hours remain 2 to 4 p.m. on Mondays and 7 to 9 p.m. on Thursdays.
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Denton Free Public Library
Denton Woman's Club
C. V. West
Paul Becker
William Arnold
Oron Smith
Morgan Williams
Cesar Coalla
Caroline County Tax Split Totals 47 381 62
Federalsburg leads with 4426 74 from income tax shares for 1959. Denton follows at 3750 93. Other towns receive smaller amounts: Goldsboro 370 61 Greensboro 2179 75 Henderson 94 48 Hillsboro 381 46 Marydel 184 67 Preston 1959 83 Ridgely 1322 99 Templeville 10 10. County total 32700 96.
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Federalsburg
Caroline County
Louis L. Goldstein
Denton
Goldsboro
Greensboro
Henderson
Hillsboro
Marydel
Preston
Ridgely
Templeville
Hadaway Given Dinner On His Retirement
Mr. Charles FE Hadaway of Denton was guest of honor at a retirement dinner June 22 at the Choptank Restaurant. He served over 21 years with the Production Credit and The Federal Land Bank Associations. The event was attended by directors and their wives from five counties and representatives from Baltimore offices. Best wishes were offered for many pleasant years ahead.
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Charles FE. Hadaway
Denton
Choptank
Production Credit
Federal Land Bank Associations
Federal Land Bank Association
Caroline
Kent
Queen Anne’s
Talbot
Dorchester
Denton Production Credit Association
Hadaway
Hugh S. Mackey
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
Baltimore
A. E. Focke
J. Franklin Baker
Trappe
Uadaway
John W. Allfather
Federal Land Bank Association of
J. B. Jarrell, Jr
Honor Roll At Denton School Is Announced
The Denton School announces the 4th term honor roll listing students by grade. Sixth Grade includes Barbara Wood Doris Scott Marion Knott Linda Hanwell Mary Eleanor Duffey John Adriance Richard Sharp Andrew McCauley Larry Lewis Regina Lindeman Nan cy Kerslake Deborah Wheatley Mary Fountain Lynn Holland James Webb William Jump. Seventh Grade lists Susan Manlove Virginia Pitts Donna Hill Sondra Layton Jean Allison Elaine Wilson Patsy Riley Vicky Moore Judy Garey Karen Arnold Roger Hopp engardner Susan Chaffinch Brooke Logan Regina Street Donna Gayle Harris Robert Voorhees Dorothy Wright Georgeann Long. Eighth Grade features Catherine Spidle Sandra Mueller Martha Wright Philip Armstrong Mary Mason Ruth King Sandra Cannon Carolyn Dra per David Wood Richard Hall Jer ome Hoffman James Lane Carol Ann Mandrell Ann Billmeier Joan Fountain Martha Mitchell Betty Jean Saathoff Jang Aden Jeff Cohee Mary Mezick Freda Rice Ellen Fuchs Diane Coalla Francis Scott.
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Denton School
Barbara Wood
Doris Scott
Marion Knott
Linda Hanwell
Mary Eleanor Duffey
John Adriance
Richard Sharp
Andrew McCauley
Larry Lewis
Regina Lindeman
Nancy Kerslake
Deborah Wheatley
Mary Fountain
Lynn Holland
James Webb
William Jump
Susan Manlove
Virginia Pitts
Donna Hill
Sondra Layton
Jean Allison
Elaine Wilson
Patsy Riley
Vicky Moore
Martha Mitchell
Betty Jean Saathoff
Jang Aden
Jeff Cohee
Mary Mezick
Freda Rice
Ellen Fuchs
Diane Coalla
Francis Scott
North Carolina High Wins Youth Speaks Award 1960
North Caroline High School received a 24 volume Encyclopaedia Britannica valued at about 350 dollars as the top entry for the 1959 60 Youth Speaks show. The set was presented by Edna Ewing and accepted by librarian Mrs Nichols after the WMAR TV program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Caroline High School
Edna Ewing
State
Parent and Teachers Association
Tom Ireland
Janet Cohee
Wmar-Tv
al Bradshaw
Joni Lister
Max Stirn
Frank Gerhardt
Nichols
North Caroline’ High School
WSCS School of Missions At Dover College July 18th To 22nd
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Peninsula Conference of the Methodist Church announced final plans for the annual School of Missions and Christian Service at Dover College in Wesley Hall July 18 to 22. Guests include four missionaries and sessions cover home and world missions, basic Christian beliefs, and alcohol responsibility led by noted speakers.
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Wscs School of Missions
Dover College
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Peninsula
Methodist Church
Walter B. Palmer
Denton
School of Missions and Christian Service
Dover
Wesley College
O. E. Mangum
Wilmington
Conference
Missionary Education
Budd Hall
Slay‘baugh
Home Missions
EF. Louise Nichols
National Training School
Kansas City
Wynters School of Dramatic Art
Ohio State University
World Missions
Harry E. Woolover
Syracuse
N. Y
Woman’s Division of Christian Service
World
Asia
Europe
South America
Emil Hartl
Boston
Mass
Massachusetts General Hospital School of Nursing
Boston University
Christian Social Relations
Northeastern
John N. Link
S.T.D
Rehoboth Beach
Peninsula Conference
Western Maryland College
Columbia University
Westminster Theologicaleminary
C. Edwin Lasbury
Chester-Bethel Methodist Church
Indiana State University
Wesley Theological Seminary
Washington, D. C
State's Attorney Reports Busy Week in Courts
James Owen Knotts said Caroline County’s two Trial Magistrates Courts were busy last week. Buster Gibson received three months at the Maryland House of Correction for petty larceny, with a burglary charge dismissed. Others fined or charged included Henry Russell Harris for drunk driving, Olin Griffith, Joseph Edge, Norwood Fisher, and a list of high school students cited for following too closely with suspended amounts. Several cases in Federalsburg Magistrate's Court involved Willie German, James Flamer, James Dyott, David Cecil, and Silas Paul. Carroll Redard McGinnis faced statutory burglary charges while already serving a sentence. The Denton Chamber of Commerce elected George W. Beck Jr. to lead.
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Caroline County
James Owen Knotts
W. A. Stewart Wright
Buster Gibson
Maryland House of Correction
Gibson
North Carolina
Henry Russell Harris
Olin Griffith
Wright
Joseph Edge
Edge
Norwood Fisher
Kenneth Wood
Vernon Sharp
William Murphy
William Blazejak
John F. Tilghman
Federalsburg
Willie German
Ruthie Mae Harris
James Flamer
James Dyott
David Cecil
Cecil
Dyott
Silas Paul
Denton
Eastern Shore Hospital
Nolle
W. H. van Sant
Carroll Redard McGinnis
Centreville
McGinnis
State Reformatory
Social Security Rep Here Monday Postponed to Tuesday
Mr. Robert Allen Snedeker of the Social Security Administration will be at the Fire House in Denton on Tuesday July 5 starting at 10 a m. The switch from Monday is due to July 4th being a national holiday.
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Robert Allen Snedeker
Social Security Administration
Denton
Lucky Strike Girls Dine At Legion Home For Bowling Honors
The Lucky Strike Girls League at Caroling Bowling Lanes met for dinner at the American Legion Home on Thursday June 23. Patsy’s Five-P led in 11st place with trophies for individuals. Scatterpins placed second. High set honors went to Patsy’s Five Blackston and Scatterpins Flaharty, with other top scorers listed, plus 1960 61 officers named L. Gloyd president and J. Lutz treasurer.
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Lucky Strike Bowling League
Legion Home
Lucky Strike Girls’ League
Caroling Bowling Lanes
American Legion
Lucky Strike League
Patsy
P. Blockston
L. Glowyd
S. Trice
M. Calloway
B. Kaufman
Scatterpins
M. Miller
M. Flaharty
E. Fleetwood
W. Cohee
S. Holden
P. Blackston
Kill-o-watts
D. Kaufman
Aces
B. J. Smith
Ruth
Queen Bees
L. Gloyd
B. Allen
B. J. Bradley
A. Pritchett
M. Bilbrough
K. Trice
Strckettes
B. Bullock
M. Chapis
J. Lutz
Week of State Police activity report summary
The State Police report for the past week lists several incidents in Maryland area counties. An early morning June 26 crash near Preston involved Willie Blackmon, 56, charged with reckless driving and operating without a license. A June 24 rear collision near Greensboro involved Maude Estella Smith, 53, and Roland William Daniels, 28, with $225 damage and no charges. A second June 26 fatality near Federalsburg involved Harvey Nichols, 19, found dead on the road. Donald Morgan, 30, reported seeing a body-like object. Charles Dill, 34, of West Denton, was returned to a state hospital on a relapse. Between June 18-20, John Franklin Hutson’s boat vanished from Smithville Lake. $53 Paul Nichols shot himself at home in Federalsburg on June 27. both investigations ongoing.
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Preston
Willie Blackmon
Federalsburg
Friendship Road
Greensboro
Maude Estella Smith
Roland William Daniels
Smith
Harvey Nichols
Colored
Donald Morgan
Charles Dill
West Denton
State Hospital
Cambridge
John Franklin Hutson
Smithville
Smithville Lake
Paul Nichols
Preston 1925 Class Reunion Held in Annapolis
The 1925 Preston School graduating class met on Friday June 17 at The Cruise Inn in Annapolis for their reunion. All but one living member attended after five years. Two teachers were present and the group recalled old times over dinner. Attendees included Catherine Cox Myra Christopher Taylor Mary Lane Campbell Ruth Poole Mulliken Dorothy Wright Brown Mary W Elzey George TH Fooks Roland Lane Claude Thompson Helen Cheezum Matthews John M Alderson Alva T Blades and James E Douglas was absent.
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Preston School
Annapolis
Cruise Inn
Catherine Cox
Myra Christopher Taylor
Preston
Mary Lane Campbell
Ruth Poole Mulliken
Easton
Dorothy Wright Brown
Denton
Mary W. Elzey
George TH. Fooks
Roland Lane
Claude Thompson
Atlanta
Tom Ireland Attends National Student Council Meeting
Tom Ireland of Denton attended the National Student Council meeting in Jamesville Wisconsin from June 18 23 representing the Upper Shore Regional Student Council Association of North Carolina High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Ireland
John I1
Ireland
Denton
Jamesville
Wisconsin
North Caroline High School
Tom
Upper Shore Regional Student Council Association
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John Marshall
Elias Howe
Spencer
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Woodrow Wilson
Bryan
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Wilton Porter
Dot McConnell
Donna Betts
Lorain Clough
Amita Dell
George Clendaniel
Mary Wharton
Emmona Lord
Rose Merriken
Margaret Myers
A. R. Baker
Grace Palen
Margaret Long
Marie Todd
J. Lawrence
Mary Holden
Ruth Saulsbury
Virginia Cooper
Eunice Wright
James B. Johnson
Nelson Covey
North Caroline High
Youth Speaks
Lillian Montgomery
Maude Goff
Korea
Eunice Sluyter
India
Rosalie Jenkins
Brazil
E. Louise Nichols
George W. Beck, Jr
The
Chamber of Commerce
Denton Chamber of Commerce
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Virginia
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J. Mundy
N. Myers
J. Jarrell
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