Holiness Camp Opens Today in Denton Grove
The Eastern District Pilgrim Holiness camp meeting in Denton begins today for ten days under Rev. H. D. Dukes and Rev. William C. Beard with evangelists J. C. Long and R. N. Raycroft. Miss Deborah Hoover leads young people services. song leaders are Rev. Nellie Holden and Loretta Holden. Missionary Day set for July 31. district conference August 4 led by Rev. L. W. Stark. Cottages full, overflow housed with Denton Church members. improved camp sanitation noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Holiness Denomination
Denton
H. D. Dukes
Dover
William C. Beard
J. C. Long
Pennsylvania
R. N. Raycroft
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Deborah Hoover
Millville
N. J
Nellie Holden
Loretta Holden
Crisfield
Basil Malof
Russian Bible Society
Washington, D. C
Oriental Missionary Society
L. W. Stark
Indianapolis
Eastern Shore Field Day For Guernsey Breeders Aug 16
Eastern Shore Guernsey Breeders Association sets annual field day for August 16 at Pioneer Point Farms indoor arena and horse barn. Oliver C. Jones chairs show. committees named for Kent Caroline Queen Anne's Talbot Dorchester counties. Floyd Arnold of University of Maryland to judge. entries due by July 28 1947. 4-H Luncheon provided. picnic allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Shore Guernsey Breeders’ Association
J. J. Rascob
Clarence Woodward
Pioneer Point Farms
Allan B. Lane
Oliver C. Jones
Dudley Benton
George Debnam
Kent County
Kent Price
J. D. McVean
Caroline County
C. J Kern
William Voshell
Francis Rogers
Queen Anne’s
Milton Cecil
J. W. Crowl
J. Walter Eby
Talbot County
Richard Nerdlinger
Cornelius Mulder
Brown
Dorchester County
Walter Hastings Jr
Floyd Arnold
University of Maryland
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Arnold
Downes Jr. Opens Law Office in Carter Building
Robert W. Downes Jr. and former Union Trust Company of Baltimore official opens a general practice law office in the Carter Building Denton. He is a University of Maryland Law School graduate and served briefly with the Baltimore Legal Aid Bureau. He resides on 5th Avenue Denton and is father to Robert W. Downes III.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Downes, Jr
Trust Department
The
Union Trust Company of Baltimore
Carter Building
Denton
Downes
University of Mary and
Law School
Legal Aid Bureau
Baltimore
Robert W. Downes
Washington, D. C
Caroline County
Robert W. Downes III
5Th Avenue
Hartly Wins 1-0 In Ten Innings In Md Circuit
Hartly edged Denton 1-0 in ten innings on Hartly pitcher Vodvarka and Denton ace Hughes, with the deciding run scoring in the 10th after bases on balls and a single. L. Everett and Rich led Hartly with two hits, while Denton’s defense starred on 17 chances by Rich and Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Juve Vodvarka
Hartly
Harry Hughes
Denton Ace
Denton
Vodvarka
Hughes
R. Everett
Berry
Lemans
L. Everett
Hartiy
Charley Rich
Dentonians
Keystone
Rich
Harrison
Massey
Harty
Hardy
Rock Hall
Felton
George Carroll
Cliff Chambers
Carroll
J. Strong
Porter
Wiedman
Chambers
Vets
Garey
Bell
Minner
L. Killen
Weidmaun
Jacobs
Chestertown
Lynch
Camden
D. Newmen
Johnny Derringer
Judge Goldsborough To Be Speaker At Outdoor Buffet Fete
The Denton Recreation Association schedules an outdoor cooking demonstration on Thursday July 31 at Willis ton Lake Recreation Grounds at 6 30 p m Tickets are sold by association members and include the demonstration menu Children ages 6 to 16 begin sales July 25 Adult ticket sales close July 29 A free adult swim precedes the meal and an Indian Council Ring program follows with Judge T Alan Goldsborough as Master of Ceremonies The association praises Goldsborough as a distinguished citizen and expects strong attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Recreation Association
Williston Lake Recreational Grounds
The
Recreation Association
O. E. Roberts
Harry R. Hughes
Elwanda C. Welch
Denton
Indian Council
T. Alan Goldsborough
the Recreation Association
Judge Goldsborough
District Governor LeRoy to Visit Denton Rotary Club
District Governor LeRoy of Rotary International's 180th District will visit Denton on July 29 to address the Rotary Club. The district includes 35 clubs. LeRoy is an international lawyer and a member of the Washington Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
LeRoy
Rotary International
Denton
Rotary Club
Washington Club
L il Abner Daisy Mae Dance Promised by Recreation Assn
The Recreation Association sponsors a Friday night L il Abner Daisy Mae dance at the Episcopal Parish House from 8 to 11 p m with teens invited. Betty Bareford Cate Palmer Sharon Stewart and Doug Lowe lead the committee under Eunice Dean. refreshments during intermission. Chap erons provided by recreation staff. July 26 invites teens to enjoy a lively evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Parish
Daisy Mae
Betty Bareford
Cate Palmer
Sharon Stewart
Doug Lowe
Eunice Dean
L'il Abner
Leay
Granny
Red Cross Chapter Fleets Officers at Denton Meeting
Jerome Frampton Jr of Federalsburg chaired the Caroline County Red Cross annual meeting in Denton on July 22. Officers elected include Chairman Mrs Frederick P Roe Greensboro Vice president Mrs A Orrell Saulsbury secretary Mildred M Ginn treasurer H Earl Smith. directors re elected Jerome Frampton Jr Mrs T Olin Ford Mrs Ronald R Lane Mrs Frank Flounders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Frampton, Jr
Federalsburg
Caroline County
American Red Cross
Denton
Frampton
Home Service Department
Framptom
Marvin Smith
Arthur W. Brumbaugh
Greensboro
Frank Flounders
Ringely
Sarah Covey
Preston
Frederick P. Roe
A. Orrell Saulsbury
Mildred M. Ginn
H. Earl Smith
T. Olin Ford
Marydel
Ronald R. Lane
Ridgely
Harry Hollis
J. Owen Knotts
William F. Wolf
Katherine Melvin
Henderson
Quillen
Goldsboro
Joseph Eaton
Hillsboro
Miss Caroline and Winning Calves Picked At Denton Show
Caroline County 4-H members showcased calves at the second annual Denton show held near Garland Lake with judging by Dr. Gordon Cairnes. Ridgely’s Charlotte Ann Lister won the Miss Caroline Farmerette title to compete at Timonium, with Lois Drews and Norma Lee Todd as runners-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Garland Lake
Denton
Farm Bureau
Gordon Cairnes
University of Maryland Dairy Department
Caroline
Maryland
Cambridge
Lois Drews
Norma Lee Todd
Federalsburg
Katherine DeFord
Margaret Horner
Jean Bullock
Audrey Meredith
Natalie Reagan
Eleanora Hoffman
Ridgely
Doris Melvin
Hickman
Extension Service
Caroline County Farm Bureau
Maryland State Fair Board
Merle Crouse
Queen Anne
Kemp Todd Jr
Dale Reagan
Flossy
Caroline Buttercup
Wil
Wilson Cahall Returns From Vienna
Denton friends welcomed T Wilson Cahall home in Ridgely after a year as an instructor for officers’ children in Vienna Austria aboard a four motor plane from England to New York in 18 hours. He began teaching at Caroline High School Denton and will resume as principal of Hagerstown High School where he held the post before his Vienna appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
T. Wilson Cahall
Ridgely
Josephine Cahall
Vienna
Austria
Cuhanl
England
New York
Caroline High Schol
Benjamin C. Willis
Hagerstown
Trice Promotes Free Laundry Demonstration at Store
James N. Trice, manager of Rural Electric Appliances in Denton, invites ladies to a free floor demonstration of the GE automatic washer. The unit soaks washes rinses and dries in 45 minutes and operates without attention after loading. The caster mounted activator is movable and designed to minimize vibration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
James N. Trice
Trice
Recreation Group Camps Overnight Skill Demonstration
The Recreation Group completed a series of camp demonstrations led by O. E. Roberts. He taught building a bough bed, camp safety, cleanliness, and conservation while engaging every child in hands on bed making. Over four weeks members trained in fires, cooking, first aid, tents, and camp setup. An overnight trip for interested boys is planned for Thursday, July 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Roberts
Mr. Roberts
the Recreation Association
Bridge to span Tuckahoe Creek connects counties
Construction of a new bridge over Tuckahoe Creek to link Talbot and Caroline counties nine miles from Easton is expected to finish by November. Delays due to material and labor shortages push the cost to 250000 to 300000 dollars. About 50 workers are on site. corrugated piling pipe is the greatest shortage. The bridge will be just over 30 feet wide and 909 feet long, crossing just south of the condemned wooden bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bride
Tuckahoe Creek
Talbot
Caroline Counties
Easton
Tuckahoe
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Denton Grove
Eastern Shore
Guernsey
Robert W. Downes Jr
C-W
Houston
Camden-Wyoming
D.S.T
King
Cox
Asilton
Legionnaire
Libby
Waite
Libby Hurler
Tarboton
Cupidace
Cartey
Melvin Arove
Ridgely Vane
Carter
Dail
Stock Hall
Camden- Wyoming
Denton Baseball Club
Leo Slaughter
Il Pet
Paul Miles
Johnny Andrew
Red Cross
Liam Walkley
Heifer
Frances
Queen of
Hollywood
Holstein
Robert Reed
Robert Richardson
Phili Love
Kenneth Fisher
Jimmy Richard
William Walkley
Barbara Dean
Charles T. Dean Jr
Edwin Love
Charles DeFord
Eloise DeFord
Sour Apple Tree
Richard Blackburn
Kemp Told Jr
Ricard Blackburn
Calvert C. Merriken
Archie Carroll
T. Wilson
Cahall
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