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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1954

Page

12

Rotary Hears District Governor Here Tuesday

The district governor, a Rotarian since 1932, spoke to the club and discussed Rotary's golden anniversary program beginning February 23 next year. He has chaired committees, led Charlottesville and Lynchburg clubs, and served as Salisbury Little League director and Community Fund publicity head.

Gollner Rotary Charlottesville Lynchburg Salisbury Goliner Wicomico Presbyterian Church Community Fund Wheeling W. Va United States Naval Academy Carnegie Institute of Technology Pittsburgh

Henderson Guests and Visits Across States in Weekend

Mr and Mrs Edward Virsack returned home after a week with relatives near Pittsburgh. Baltimore visitors included Mr and Mrs George Raughley and children at Mr and Mrs John Raughley. Wilmington guests were Mrs Sallie Cole and Mr Gene Cole at Mr and Mrs Roy Medford. Staunton Virginia guest list featured Mr and Mrs Wm Jefferson and others at I B Vernon and I N Smith. Dover hosts were Mrs Virgie Carthwright and Mrs Harold Overfield with Dora Melvin. Chicago visitors Mr and Mrs Steve Lackiets called on Fred Pinder. Maryland Rural Letter Carriers convention occurred in Ocean City. Ris ing Sun Delaware guests of H L Melvin included Edwin Dill. Bonnie Lou Shelton of Sadlersville visited grandmother Dora B Melvin. Audrey Boyles of Sadlersville and Sandra Quillen of Ridgely stayed with Patsy Raughley.

Edward Virsack Pittsburgh George Raughley Baltimore John Raughley Sallie Cole Gene Cole Wilmington Roy Medford Wm. Jefferson Staunton Ray Vernon Lawrence Vernon Greensboro I. B. Vernon I. N. Smith Virgie Carthwright Harold Overfield Dover Dora Melvin Steve Lackiets Chicago Ill Fred Pinder T. A. Montague Maryland Ocean City Edwin Dill Rising Sun Del H. L. Melvin Bonnie Lou Shelton Sadlersville Dora B. Melvin Audrey Boyles Sandra Quillen Ridgely Patsy Raughley

National Democrats Battle Over Maryland Vote Dispute

National Democrats keep hands off as Maryland factions clash over recounts and a July 26 convention call. Byrd and Mahoney fight over nominee designation amid rejected ballots and three contested races including attorney general and sheriff.

National Democrats George P. Mahoney Byrd C. William Hetzer Democratic State Central Committee Democratic FE. Brooks Lee Mahoney Easton Talbot County

Local residents note visits and school events around Kent county

RIDGLY Mrs Richard McMonee and two sons visit Mrs Ernest McMonee in Oakland New Jersey. Miss Mary Robinson weekends at Rehoboth Beach and Federalsburg with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Harold Roe. Mrs Roe and granddaughter Gale Noble accompany. Ronald Lane attends Eastern Star picnic at Coxs Creek Stevensville. George Wooters Maurice Ledinstine from Chester Pa call on Mrs William Wooters. Frank Smid of Prospect Park NJ visits son Timon Smid. Mrs Hansen Hoffman visits Mrs Russell Mansfield patient at Memorial Hospital Easton. Lane Covington Buckle Stella and Elsie Matthews attend Peninsula Conference School of Missions at Wesley College Dover. Roger Beckwith principal Henderson School attends University of Maryland Summer School. Elmer Hoffman attends University of Delaware Summer School. Ellen Smid vacationing with grandmother Elizabeth Kohler in Riverdale NJ. Howard Sartain and wife welcomed a son born at Kent General Hospital Dover.

Richard McMonee Ernest McMonee Oakland N. J Mary Robinson Rehoboth Beach Federalsburg Harold Roe Stevensville George Wooters Maurice Ledinstine and Son Chester Wooters William Wooters Frank Smid Prospect Park Timon Smid Hansen Hoffman Russell Mansfield Easton Memorial Hospital Ronald R. Lane Calvin C. Covington Gaston Buckle Stella Matthews Elsie Matthews School of Missions of the Peninsula Conference Wesley Junior College Dover Roger Beckwith Henderson School University of Maryland College Park Elmer Hoffman University of Delaware Newark Ellen Smid Elizabeth Kohler Riverdale Howard Sartain Kent General Hospital

Swithin and the Saintly Rain Forty Day Rule

Swithin, a ninth century English ecclesiastic, was buried at Winchester. After canonization a translation to Winchester Cathedral was planned for July 15 but delayed by forty days of rain. This gave rise to the belief that rain on July 15 predicts forty days of showers, a pattern loosely observed around the summer solstice.

Swithin Winchester

Social Notes From Hillsboro And Surrounding Areas

Mrs Urban Bowman of Westminster spent several days last week with her mother Mrs Frank Fleming who accompanied her home Thursday. Misses Mary Alice Kay and Janice Sherwood visit Dorothy and Betty Beach in Philadelphia this week. Miss Sadye Wathers and Miss Rodney Whitby spent Sunday at Tilghman. Mr Harry B Wright of Preston visited Mrs Mary Rowe Friday evening. Myra Kay and Betty Sue Taylor of Salisbury visited their grandparents Mr and Mrs M Kline last week. Mrs James Sherwood spent Tuesday at Love Point. Everett Murphy family and friends visited Laurel Maryland Sunday. Miss Audrey Slaughter of Tilghman is guest of Miss Rodney Whitby.

Urban Bowman Westminster Frank Fleming M. Kline James Sherwood Love Point Everett Murphy Laurel, Md Audrey Slaughter Tilghman’s Rodney Whitby

St Swithin Day Weather Forecast Prediction

The notice claims yesterday July 15 marked St Swith in day and that the day is said to regulate the weather for forty days, suggesting a forecast of forty days of rain.

St. Swithin’s

Grandmother's Flowers by Hilda K Wiggin Lowe

Poem describes a grandmother’s orderly garden filled with lilies hollyhocks and sweet Williams in bright colors. The speaker recalls rows of neat blooms and fragrant air, noting the gardener’s careful hoeing to keep weeds away and preserve beauty all summer.

Hilda K. Wiggin Lowe Sweet Williams Grandmother

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