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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1953

Page

5

Musical Program by Junior Choir in Greensboro

The Junior Choir of St Pauls Methodist Church presented a Sunday evening program at 8 p m under Mrs Harold Butler. Mrs John Boulais played piano and Mrs J C Smith organ. The concert included Worship The Ixing Prayer Pilot Me O Savior Come Unto Me Duet Janice Pippin Joanna Baynard Lord's Prayer Solo Karen Sue Bailey Jubilate Liberty's Creation When Love Shines In Solo Sonja Biffle My Jesus I Love Thee Girls Quartet The Beauty Of Jesus Teach Me My Way My Redeemer And My Lord Solo Carmen Leggett Sanctus Duet Alberta Porter Bertha Miller Press On O Pilgrims Offering Glory To The King Of Kings Benediction.

St. Paul’s M Methodist Church Harold Butler John Boulais J. C. Smith Savior Janice Pippin Joanna Baynard Karen Sue Bailey Liberty Sonja Biffle Jesus Beauty of Jesus Redeemer Lord Carmen Leggett Alberta Porter Bertha Miller Pilgrims

WSCS to skip July August meetings in Hobbs

Hobbs notes that the WSCS will not hold meetings in July or August. September plans show Mrs. Wesley Stafford to entertain the society. Local residents and visitors are listed with various calls, visits, and picnics centered around Greenwood and Belmar areas, including Lister and Seward families.

WSCS Wesley Stafford Alfred Maynard Jackie Barbara Belmar N. J John E. Lister

Greensboro area social notes record weekend visitors

A long list of visitors and residents is chronicled, detailing travel from Hopewell Virginia to Smyrna Delaware and Philadelphia to Wilmington, with family gatherings, weddings, and open houses. Notables include Rev J E Shockley and son Alfred, Miss Betty Jo Biles, Dr Paul Biggers, Mrs Irene Rigdon, and families of Butler, Draper, and Edwards.

J. E. Shockley Alfred Hopewell Clarence Sipple Rockville Noble Sipple Charlotte Thornton Ruthann Moore Smyrna Del Laura Sylvester Isabel Williams Ronnie Dover Maggie Butler John Hayden Harry Draper Johnny Draper William Skinner Centreville Leon Griffin Wilmington Frances O’shaunsey Peggy Brooklyn N. Y Earl Korrrumphs Betty Jo Biles Near Kenton H. F. Butler Paul Biggers Biggers Atlanta Wayne and Town T/Segt George Weiderhoeft Camp Kilmer N. J Roland Blades Hillsboro Irene Rigdon Brenda Robert Baker B. C. Beckham Herbert Stewart Alexandria Nelson Forney Judy James Curry University of Maryland, College Park Dorothy Swann Georgia Swann Ida Shields Albert Shields Ida Mae Jimmy Stanley Wright Pennsylvania James Young Arthur Billings William Black Mirs Henry Black Richmond Mable Jones Chester Edward Thomas Clifford Minner Felton H. W. Richter Camden, N. J Christine Richter Youngstown Ohio Robert Edge Bruce Frederica, del Alfred Blackburn Norman Smith James Thompson Flemington Robert Edwards Harold Moyer Philadelphia Lynn Kelly Hazel Moyer Charles Kinnamon Lebanon Sarah Gregg Rena Reynolds Marcus Hook James Heavlow Harry Skinnamon Melissa Webber William Deane Bowers Beach Dean H. E. Cartee Jerry Robert Brown Theodora Gill Elam Wilmington Pike Lester Stevenson McDaniel Heights Alvin Totheroh

July the 4th

Hilda K Wiggin Lowe recalls the 4th of July as a holiday of joy and togetherness. The poem notes parades flags and picnics while children wonder about the meaning of independence and the founding of a nation whose banners may still fly today.

Hilda K. Wiggin Lowe

Ridgely Social Notes Touchdowns Across Families

Ridgely and nearby towns see a wave of visitors and homecomings as Caldwell NJ residents Thomas A. Smith Jr and Grace Vernon Smith visit cousins in Denton. Families from Bryn Mawr Baltimore Elkt on and Philadelphia describe hospital stays leave approvals and reunions at homes in Elkton Denton and Springfield.

Thomas A. Smith, Jr Caldwell N. J Mr. Smith Grace Vernon Smith A. Orrell Saulsbury J. Roland Chaffinch Denton William Bateman Draper Miss Hope Bryn Mawr Richard Yost Houston Kenneth Pritchard Bethany Beach Del John Moore Baltimore Ridgely Sinai Hospital C. C. Covington Karen Millard Jamison Elkton William McClintock Union Hospital Calvin C. Covington Claude Rampmeyer Fort Bragg N. C Andrew Rampmeyer Charles Kirsch Victor Kirsch Gene Stedman Canton Ohio Harry Stedman Harry Swann Ennis Ferrick Mr. Ferrick Walter Brooks Presbyterian Hospital, Philadelphia Roland Cherry Thomas Brennan Springfield

Card of Thanks from Mrs Spicher

Mrs W A Spicher thanks visitors, cards, flowers, gifts, and acts of kindness while hospitalized at Memorial Hospital and after returning home. Gratitude extended to all who remembered her during illness.

Memorial Hospital W. A. Spicher

Marriages Registered Across Delaware Maryland and New Jersey

A list of marriage license pairs shows ages and hometowns across multiple states. Notable pairs include Hewitt Pinder and Martha Schwartz from Greensborough and Ridgely entries from Federalsburg and Denton with various partners.

Hewitt Robert Pinder Greensboro Martha Munce Schwartz Ridgely Oliver Founds Clendaniel Dover Del Charlotte Myrtle Powell Hardy Francis Miles Karcher Betty Sue Smith Michel Hrynko Federalsburg Pearl H. Plummer Milford William Henry Hallett Margaret Elizabeth Baines Hightown N. J Arnold Jerome Griffith, Jr Martha Elizabeth Towers Jerome Francis Seymore Margaret Delores Boston Denton Verdain C. Griffin Joan Evelyn Sadie Oscar Bishop, Jr Goldsboro Patricia Marie Thawley Raymond Samuel Veasey Mary Eileen Wyatt Georgetown James Wilson Rosalie John Stockley Martin William Miller Margaret Jean Smith Wilmington Charles Marvin Hobbs Angilee Virginia Donophan Magnolia

Witty exchange on a wife's aim and humor

A humorous line contrasts domestic life with a sharp quip about a wife. The speaker notes that his wife does not miss him, but her throwing accuracy is remarkable and directed at a humorous punchline. No people, places, or organizations beyond the implied subject.

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Hobbs Marvin Butler Shirley Faye Madeline Lewis Butler Phyllis Ann Passwaters Carlton Seward J. H. Edgell Greenwood L. H. Thomas Amos Scott Camden Junior Bobby Willis National Guard Virginia Charles Lister Johnny Charlotte Paul Lister Sharon Rehoboth Wm. Taylor Bobby Roland Towers Garland Lake Wm. Collins Kenneth Ramsburg Boonsboro Anthony Musso Scranton Renzo Nesta Easton Memorial Hospital William Voss Yeadon, Pa Annie Starkey Miss Addie Eeeee Irs Ernest Cooper Fire & Liability Insurance Greensboro Firemen’s Annual The Greensboro Lions Club A. m Volunteer Fire Company of Maryland Eastern Amusement Association Niew Spa Peraaghive William Sparks Yeadon Sparks Leonard Sparks Harry Miller North Bergen A. W. Saulsbury Samuel Faulkner Tuckahoe Faulkner Mr. McGee Fred Seward Easton Mary Robinson Redmond Long Walls E. E. Walls Ingleside Fred J. Wright Alton Billmeier C. Elsie Billmeier Optometrists Irwin Feed Company FORD America Fordomatic F.D.A.F Hallowell & Son, Inc Niewspapref Rchlyl
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