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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1953

Page

12

Officers Elected At Tri- County WCTU Convention

Mrs. Ida D. Plummer was named president of the Tri County WCTU with a largely new slate of officers and directors reflecting the recent illness and death of the local president. The group planned a memorial for Rachel Moore, installed officers, and pledged continued prayer and persistence in opposing liquor traffic. The next meeting will be a picnic at an announced time and place.

Tri- County WCTU Pal Walls of Jerusalem Nehemiah Jesus Maltbie D. Babcock Ida D. Plummer Robert Roberts Talbot Lola Lee Vickers Dorchester Elsie Matthews Caroline F. B. Harper J. W. Franklin C. W. Hastings Child Welfare N. W. Reed Plummer Flower Mission Norman Messick Hastings Miss Matthews Mary Hardcastle Anna Hutchinson T. H. Maguire, Sr Harper F. A. Holland Mary B. Dorman Susie Collins Wagner Dorman Greensboro Caroline County Chas. W. Hastings Rachel Moore Hurlock Union Roberts Easton Maguire

Hospital addition contract awarded for $1.2 million

The board awarded the hospital addition contract with a low bid of 1,198,882 dollars. Total project cost reaches about 1.5 million, with one third funded by the Federal Hill-Burton Act and administered through the State Health Division. Construction to begin late this month or early July, adding a four story south wing for new beds and planned summer 1954 occupancy.

Hill-Burton Division of Hospital Services State Department of Health George D. Olds Friends of the Hospital Olds

Baccalaureate and Commencement At Salisbury TLC

Salisbury's TLC holds baccalaureate and commencement with Dr. Wilson M. Compton delivering the address on education as a mission. Dr. Caruthers presents 33 baccalaureate degrees. ten associate arts degrees are awarded. The mixed ensemble performs, and 13 top scholastic students receive keys before a luncheon in the college dining hall.

L. Randolph Field St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Princess Anne Chopin-Ringwald Ringwald Wilson M. Compton Washington, D. C Princeton Hamilton College of Law George Washington Dartmouth College State College of Washington U. S Japan Voice of America T. J. Caruthers J. D. Blackwell Howard E. Bosley Dr. Blackwell Jerome Frampton, Jr Federalsburg State Board of Education Thomas G. Pullen, Jr State Superintendent of Schools Londonderry Air Frances Johnson Ann Thorne Field Aida

Report on Relief Goods From Local Churches To World Aid

The Harmony Womens Community Club packed 740 lb in sacks for Church World Service. Bethany Church of the Brethren contributed unmarked clothing and 13 gallons of lard plus 100 lb of other foods and 13 dozen empty cans for European aid. The Brethren and local community gave 12 sacks of 40 lb and 35 gallons of stale soap grease to make soap for the needy, with 300 lb from the Milford Presbyterian Church and other items like old eyeglasses and outgrown shoes. Total shipped weighed 1517 lb, the depot's largest in five years, underscoring friendship over war in relief efforts. A few sacks were marked for Korea. more unmarked may go there. No further donations are being solicited now. A car to New Windsor is en route this weekend for late contributions.

Center For Church World Service Harmony Womens Community Club Bethany Church of the Brethren Church of the Brethren Baptist Church Greensboro Presbyterian Milford Korea New Windsor

Butler 40-foot elevator building meets farmers needs

Butler Manufacturing Company presents a new all purpose steel farm building after a three year survey. It features 12 foot sidewalls and 20 foot clear span sections for large equipment, 36 foot interior clear span, and modular 20 foot bays allowing lengths of 20 40 60 or 80 feet. Doors windows can be placed at walls, stock or feed storage is easy, and maintenance is low with steel bolted deep corrugated galvanized sheeting.

Butler Butler Manufacturing Company Kansas City

BPW Elkton Convention Highlights A Maryland Speech

BPW clubs held their Elkton convention with a Presbyterian Church service at master of West Nottingham Academy. Anna Nicht presided over the breakfast in the High School Auditorium. Mrs. Hester Proven sen of the University of Maryland Speech Department delivered a sermon titled Friendship urging that one must be a friend to have a friend. Following the Post Convention Board meeting, the 24th annual meeting closed. It notes coal use by railroads and vast South coal reserves.

West Nottingham Academy The Presbyterian Church Anna Nicht Hester Beall Provensen University of Maryland

Seventy Years of Night Baseball Celebrated Nationwide

On June 2 1883 Fort Wayne Indiana hosted the first night baseball game under arc lamps. The 70th anniversary was marked with official approval by Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick as night games spread nationwide. Electric light transformed recreation and work in American life making weekday games accessible to workers.

Fort Wayne Indiana Ford Frick

Barbiturate Danger Warned By AMA Doctor

Dr Donald A Dukelow cautions in Today's Health that 1951 barbiturate production exceeded 688000 pounds, with over half reaching illicit channels. Proper medical use with physician supervision brings value, but improper use risks personality destruction crime and death.

Today’s Health American Medical Association Donald A. Dukelow

Lucky Totem Shows Low Man Tops Jasper Pole

Pretty Winnie Kay rises as the low man on a British Columbia totem pole at Jasper Park Lodge, a famed Canadian Rockies resort, proving there is nothing unlucky about the position.

Renes Winnie Kay British Columbia Jasper Park Lodge Canadian Rockies

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