State Educators To Attend Miami Convention
State educators travel to Miami for the NEA Centennial Action Program Conference. The group will plan activities for the 1995 centennial observance and NEA events.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1953
Page
2
State educators travel to Miami for the NEA Centennial Action Program Conference. The group will plan activities for the 1995 centennial observance and NEA events.
Bur rsville announces a Children s Day service in Wesley Church on Sunday June 21 at 10 30 a m Mr and Mrs Wm Joyce of Wilmington were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs H A Porter A recent Union Church Children s Day program was well received Mrs Francis Kohland and three children and Mrs Effie Weiss of Darby Pa were guests of Mr and Mrs Charlie Welch on Sunday Mrs Clifford Baker accompanied Mrs Paul Singer and son Bobby to Philadelphia Dee Butler son of Mr and Mrs Paul Butler had a minor operation at Easton Hospital last Friday he is recovering nicely Mr R H Stafford and his son attended the International Harvester Co picnic at Log Inn near Annapolis for Baltimore district dealers on Tuesday June 16
Unity Homemakers to gather Wednesday afternoon June 24 at 2 09 p m at Mrs M Lee Wyatt home with Mrs Herbert Craft and Miss Sue Leese assisting. Roll call topic How Women Can Be Better Citizens. Short Course reports to be presented. Double Hills Homemakers to meet at Mrs Louis Nafzinger home June 24 at 2 p m.
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Greensboro reports list of guests visiting for the Gibson Dobson wedding including Mrs Mary Dobson of Wilmington and many others from Bridgeville Cheswold Pocomoke City Landsdowne Marcus Hook and Washington D C Also notes Robert Riddleberger hospitalized and local property sale rumor denial and related weekend visits by Lerner and Dean family members
Ton and Mrs Thomas Dobson spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Thomas Dobson. The Junior choir under Miriam Butler and Violet Boulais received high praise for Friday’s singing. Charles Cowgill and wife welcomed twin daughters born Sunday at Chestertown Hospital. Effa Plummer visited granddaughter Carl ton Smith of Goldsboro Sunday. Rev Dukes of Denton reports Mr Dixon, former Holiness minister here, ill. card address Fellowship Center Ormond Beach Florida. Harry Draper and wife visited John Hayden’s Sunday.
The Greensboro Woman's Society of Christian Service met on Thursday evening June 11 at the WSCS Hall. Miss Lena Lewis directed the call to worship and Rev. G. H. Wheatley installed the new officers. Plans include rummage sales, broom and card sales, and fund raising. Pocket editions of the Upper Room will be mailed to armed forces members. Five girls may attend Peninsula Camp, with fifty dollars toward new choir robes. The group has a twelve year record of achievements and aims for greater progress.
Vacation Bible School begins Monday June 22 at 9 15 a m at Trinity Methodist Church in Goldsboro. Mrs Florence Rea of Philadelphia spent the weekend with Jack Chue and family. Joe Jarrell of Royal Oak Michigan and Elbert Jarrell of Camden NJ visited their father T Noble Jarrell Sr. Marjorie Williams returned from a two week visit in Washington DC with travels in Tennessee. Roland Cartwright and daughter Jackie visited Rev and Mrs Fred Holden in Baltimore this week and attended Beverly Holden’s graduation from Eastern High School at Polytechnic Institute. They visited WBAL TV studio and watched the Brent Gunts show between 2 and 3 p m.
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