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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1960
Page
4
The foul line marks legal play in bowling and crossing it is a violation. It also guides ball delivery distance to improve accuracy and scoring, according to the Duck pin Bowling Council.
A dense Ridgely column reports numerous weekend visits and social calls among residents and guests from Ohio New York City Lancaster and Harrisburg plus local moves and travel notes. Names include Saulsbury Phillips Davis Spence Gordon and several families with extended mentions of trips to Rehoboth Beach Lewes and Turtle Neck areas. Community updates cover hospital stays, homecomings, vacations and local gatherings plus church social notes and a sunday school picnic announced for Trap Pond.
Gustav Good expresses sincere appreciation for cards flowers gifts visits and all expressions of friendship while in University Hospital and after returning home.
Greensboro reports from Bethlem New Hampshire to Wilmington North Carolina include Kespert families hosting, Balderson children healing, and Walker family vacations. Residents visit Baltimore Hurlock Wildwood Smyrna and Ridge Ly areas with kin. Trips to Columbus Ohio and Illinois trips noted along with seaside baths and Ridge ly visits.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Breeding entertain relatives at dinner including Mrs Bill Tull and children from near Greenwood. Several guests visit from Harrington Farmington and Georgetown. Mrs Howard Drummond undergoes Memorial Hospital surgery and aims for a speedy recovery. Debby Tull stays with grandparents. Larry and Marvin Messick in Fort Bragg with parents visit. The Birth of a daughter at Milford Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Dempsey Smith, formerly Janice Breeding.
Mrs Jennie Griffin has returned home to convalesce after a hospital stay. Mr and Mrs Preston Evans and their Albertville Alabama children return home after visiting Mrs Evans parents the Harveys Shively. Mrs Bertha Watson of Rock Hall visited Mrs Vergie Wooleyhand and later called on Mr and Mrs Alvin Tribbitt in Greensboro. Mrs Alberta Schaube and Miss Louise Milby stayed several days with Mr and Mrs Carvil Schaube in Dover.
Miss Karen Woshetl of Preston visits May and Mrs. Wallace Tilutson. Bow Scouts attend Camp Rodney near North East. Mr. Jimmy Shively of Baltimore visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Nobie Shively. Mrs. Lucy Cole hosts a family dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Smith move into a new home near town.
The Rev Edwin Williams of Bridgeville and the Rev William Smith of Todds Church officiated. Interment was in Todds Chapel Cemetery. Samuel Harris Reynolds died July 5 at his daughter Mrs Norman Pinder’s home in Denton at 83. He was a local merchant before retirement and is survived by two brothers Eric Reynolds Greenwood and Horace Reynolds Bridgeville, a sister Mrs Minnie Cullum Wilmington, another daughter Mrs Lloyd Holland Wyoming eight grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral was Thursday with Rev Edwin Thomas officiating and interment in Hillsboro Cemetery.
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