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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1951

Page

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Delmarva Chicken Festival Sets July Events and Contests

Entries are invited for the National Chicken Cooking Contest, Junior Chicken Cooking Contest, Miss Delmarva Queen Contest, and the mammoth parade at Salisbury July 9 to 11. Prizes total 1700 dollars plus ranges, bonds, and cash awards for winners across contests, with officials and coordinators named.

State Teachers College Salisbury Delmarva Teachers College Drumang Bugle Corps FFA Dave Greene Dover Festival corporation Alfred T. Truitt A. L. Karlick Edgar Boyd Jerry Valliant Armory Chamber of Commerce

Meeting Of Mid-Shore Rural Carriers Held Here

The Mid-Shore Rural Carriers association and Ladies Auxiliary met June 2 at First Methodist Church with dinner at 7 pm. State President Nath an E. Webb spoke. local delegates to the North Beach convention were named. Several members stood for University of Maryland degrees to be awarded June 9 at College Park.

Mid-Shore Rural Carriers Association Talbot Dorchester Caroline Counties First Methodist Church Benjamin F. Johnson Nathan E. Webb Mt. Airy Vesta Moore Brandywine North Beach Lola H. Dill Easton J. L. Gannon Queen Anne T. C. Hubbard Hurlock W. P. Clifton East New Market T. A. Montague Henderson Paul Plutchak Preston Wm. J. Irwin C. J. Phillips Henry M. Detwiler Carriers Ladies Auxiliary

Rieck Named Maryland Soil District Supervisor

Three new members joined the Maryland State Soil Conservation Committee on June 1. William R. Powel of Ellicott City and Harry H. Rieck of Preston were appointed district supervisors for one year, while Dr Gordon M Cairns, Dean of Agriculture at the University of Maryland, became a permanent ex officio member. The amendments to the Soil Conservation Districts Law of 1937, approved by the 1951 General Assembly, authorized these changes and took effect June 1.

Maryland State Soil Conservation Committee soil conservation district Board of Regents University of Maryland Maryland State Board of Agriculture William R. Powel Ellicott City Harry H. Rieck Preston Gordon M. Cairns Maryland General Assembly State Soil Conservation Committee Dr. Cairns Cairns American Dairy Science Association Association American Society of Animal Production Sigma Xi Alpha Zeta science and agriculture William R Caroline County Mr. Rieck Commodity Committee American Farm Bureau Federation Maryland State Poultry Council Caroline County Poultry Association Northeastern Poultry Association National Poultry Advisory Committee Maryland House of Delegates Caroline

Henderson GI With Artillery Unit In Korea

Henderson soldier Pfc. Ralph E. Swafford serves with the 77th Field Artillery Battalion of the First Cavalry Division in Korea, where 105millimeter howitzers fire at Chinese forces and sustain heavy enemy losses. The unit often delivers up to 3,000 shells in a 24hour period, while other listed local residents are named for a church meeting and a class gathering.

U. S. Army Korea Henderson Ralph E. Swafford Edward Swafford 77th Field Artillery Battalion 1st Cavalry Division Pfc. Swafford

Social Security Representative Here Monday

A Social Security Administration representative will be at the Court House in Denton on Monday June 11 starting at 11 00 a m to answer inquiries about Old Age and Survivors Insurance. Norman P Foster manager of the Salisbury field office arranged the visit to help workers in the area apply for or obtain correct information about benefits. We urge eligible individuals to inquire or file applications before changes from recent amendments expand coverage and benefits.

Social Security Administration Court House Denton Norman P. Foster Salisbury Foster

4-H Girls Attend Annual Camp at Tockwogh

About 45 Caroline County 4-H girls and several from Queen Anne and Kent counties will attend the annual 4-H Club Camp at Camp Tockwogh Worton Md from June 11 to 15 The program includes swimming instruction craft work recreation discussion and leadership training Miss Jeanne Moehn Family Life Specialist Extension Service Miss Ruby Brant Miss Vivian Winston and Miss Bessie M Spafford Home Demonstration Agents will lead with help from college students and older 4-H girls from the counties assisting.

Caroline County Queen Anne and Kent County Camp Tockwogh Worton Jeanne Moehn Ruby Brant Vivian Winston Bessie M. Spafford

Five Caroline Men Inducted In May By Draft Board

Five registrants were inducted into the armed services from Caroline County during May, announced by the local draft board. The inductees are Paul R. Crouse, Robert L. DeFord, Charles E. Murray, James George, and Arthur G. Porter.

armed service Caroline County Paul R. Crouse Robert L. DeFord Charles E. Murray James George Arthur G. Porter

Lions Miniature Golf Course Opens Today

The Denton Lions Club unveils an 18 hole miniature golf course at the corner of 5th Avenue and Market Street, opening Friday June 8, 1951 at 7:00 p m. Volunteers built it with local support, lighting poles from Eastern Shore Public Service, and ground leased by Sherwood Brothers of Baltimore. Operation runs evenings and Saturday afternoons, weather permitting, closed Sundays.

Denton Lions Club 5th Avenue Market Street special activities committee Harold Towers Robert Irwin Walter Kerslake Patsy Van Sant Lindsay Clendaniel William Gniecke Ulric Towers Norman Raleigh Roy Slaughter Everett Townsend Emmett Hignutt Harold Allfather Hugh Ramsey Skippy Coalla Winfield Nichols Tayloe Lewis Freddy Wright Herbert Hudson Burton Parker Lions Club Sherwood Brothers Baltimore Eastern Shore Public Service Company William Cole Vernon Porter John McKenna Walter Wright 5th Ave Market St

4-H Dairy Demonstration Contest In Progress

More than 385000 4-H club members are eligible for the 1951 National 4-H Dairy Foods Demonstration program. June Dairy Month boosts interest as members prepare demonstrations in counties and districts for state finals from July to September. Gold medals, a 17 Jewel wrist watch, and a trip to the National 4-H Congress in Chicago are awarded to top winners. program supervised by Cooperative Extension Service.

Carnation Company Chicago Maryland Wanda Keller Middletown Phyllis Beachy Bernadette Glotfelty Cooperative Extension Service

Peninsula Conference Camp Registration Under Way

Peninsula Conference Camp on the Chester river opens activities for senior youths aged 15 to 17 and a weekend retreat for ages 18 to 22 from June 18 to 24. Rev. Richard Green leads a staff including Rev. J H Clow Jr and Rev. George Goodley with Rev. Howell Wilkin directing programs, and registration fees are due ten days before June 18.

Chester river Richard Green J. H. Clow Jr George Goodley Howell Wilkin Clow Elmer Leatner Arthur D. Jones Harvey Hopkins James Hughes Carlton Harris Frederick Smith James Von Hogel Richard M. Green North State Street Dover Delaware

Venton Cub Scouts Pack 265 Meet at Camp Todd

Denton Cub Scout Pack No 265 met at Camp Todd on Friday May 25 after a Family Picnic. Cubmaster Gus G Koste introduced District Scout Director Mr Holly Snow who presented badges year pins and denner stripes to many Cubs.

Denton Camp Todd Gus G. Koste Holly Snow Den Owen Wise Tom Mezick Harold Towers James Mandrell Richard Kerslake Bruce Minos Charles Ireland Paul Vernon Sharp William Dempsey Tom Sutton Lee Coulby Gordon Spiedel Roger Layton John Osinski Randolph Price Philip Nuttle Snow Gus Koste Fred Asilton America Koste Thomas Lockerman Howard Mezick C. Percival Merrick Paul V. Sharp Boy Scouts of Pack Pack No. 165, Denton, with their leaders, Scoutmasters Witbak and Scudder Conrad Scurto Boy Scouts

Harold C Towers Elected President of Lions Club

The Denton Lions Club elected Harold C Towers as president for the coming year at a regular meeting on Tuesday June 5 1951. Officers named include Hugh Ramsay 1st vice president Robert Irwin 2nd vice president Roy Slaughter 3rd vice president Walter Kerslake secretary Ralph Horsey treasurer Norman Raleigh director for 1 year Freddy Wright and Richard Garey directors for 2 years Norris Coulby Lion Tanner and Harry Harrison Tail Twister. A United States Steel Company produced motion picture on the construction of the United Nations building in New York was shown. Arrangements are being made to send several members to the Lions International Convention at Atlantic City late in June.

Denton Lions Club Harold C. Towers Lions Hugh Ramsey Robert Irwin Roy Slaughter Walter Kerslake Ralph Horsey Norman Raleigh Freddy Wright Richard Garey Norris Coulby Lion Tanner Harry Harrison Harry Harrison, Tail Twister United States Steel Company United Nations New York Lions International Atlantic City

Doctors Billmeier Attend Post Graduate Course in Philadelphia

Drs. Alton and Elsie Billmeier will be out of their office June 11 to 15 attending the Post Graduate Course at the Pennsylvania State College of Optometry in Philadelphia. The program includes lectures films and clinical procedures on eye conditions. Their absence is stated to be in the best interest of patients and aligned with modern scientific eye care techniques.

Alton Elsie Billmeier Pennsylvania State College of Optometry Philadelphia

Rural Women’s Short Course at College Park June 18 23

The Rural Women’s Short Course will run June 18 to 23 at the University of Maryland College Park with about 35 Homemakers’ Club members from Caroline County attending. The 25th anniversary year features prominent speakers and social events, continuing a tradition since 1923, with several women earning four-year diplomas.

University of Maryland College Park Caroline County Clifton Crouse Furmans Grove Club

Greensboro Fire Company Auxiliary Meets

The Women's Auxiliary of the Greensboro Volunteer Fire Company met on Thursday May 31. They planned the cake booth for the carnival and appointed chairmen for each carnival night. The group reported a $75.80 gain from fancy work, half donated to the Fire Company. two new members, Mrs. Katherine Dillon and Mrs. Betsy English, were voted in. Next meeting is June 28.

Greensboro Volunteer Fire Company Miss Moore Katherine Dillon Betsy English

Local Student Among Juanita College Graduates

Juniata College held its 75th commencement on Monday June 4 with 87 graduates 48 men 39 women Dr Paul H Lang Columbia University spoke as a leading music scholar following his address 26 bachelor of arts 61 bachelor of science degrees were awarded by President Calvert N Ellis The senior class numbered 121 with 15 earning January degrees and 19 slated for August graduation Martha Ann Zeigler Denton earned a bachelor of science in home economics The Christian Comrade Class of First Methodist Church will meet June 12 at 8 00 p m with hostesses named.

Juniata College Paul H. Lang Columbia University The Musical Quarterly Calvert N. Ellis Martha Ann Zeigler Denton Huntingdon

Caroline High School Graduates 42 At Annual Commencement

Caroline High School held commencement in the school auditorium on Monday night for 42 graduates. Dr. Charles B. Clark of Washington College delivered the address. Roger R. Ringgold presented diplomas. Principal T. Conovercrouse awarded scholarships and medals to named seniors. The program included music directed by Mrs. Walter B. Palmer Jr. and prayers by several local ministers.

Charles B. Clark Washington College Chestertown Caroline High School Roger R. Ringgold board of education T. Conovercrouse Franklin Butler Joanna Sculley Readers Digest American Legion auxiliary Mary Lou Horsey Sons of the American Revolution Charles Steelman Jack Palmer Samuel Unsworth Walter B. Palmer Jr Mandalay John E. French First Methodist Church

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U. Of M William Hayward Horsey Emory Oliver Jones Patricia Loreen Pine Joel Stoops Webster Federalsburg Genevieve Anne Poore Greensboro William Joseph Harris Powelling Doughoregan Manor Howard Soil Conservation District Powel Maryland Association of Soil Conservation District Supervisors National Association of Soil Conservation Districts Maryland Artificial Breeding Cooperative Maryland Guernsey Breeders’ Association Friends of the Land Howard County Fair Association Howard County Farmers Cooperative William B. Kemp Agricultural Experiment Station William P. Cole, Jr Edward M. Davis Soil Conservation Service Joseph F. Kaylor Department of State Forests and Parks James M. Gwin Agricultural Extension Service Granville Putman Diffie Lanham William A. Stafford Harrington Del Myrtle Willey Moore Smyrna Kenneth J. Young Cyrille Ada Rubinstein Manhattan N. Y Paul Louvin Holm Sr Ridgely Roberta Edna Johnson Goldsboro Edwin Leon Wilkerson Mattie Moore Lida Wine Lillie Nichols Concord Christian Comrade Zora Nuttle Lida Wheatley Lula Beauchamp Tockwogh Venton Drs. Billmeier Greensboro Fire Company Juanita College Clarence Beauchamp Mildred Beauchamp Emily Cannon Sherman Tribbett Elsie Nuttle RUSSIA John Bacsak Beatrice Pinkine Thomas J. Turkington Grace Methodist Church Jean Turkington William R. Dudley Pilgrim Holiness Church E. F. Sherfey Church of the Brethren Robert Sutton Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
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