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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1963
Page
5
Little League results show Rotary defeating Lions 6-3 on Thursday. Upcoming games include Rotary vs Legion Aux and Lions vs Legion Aux both set for June 28, with more matchups through July 2 and a make-up game July 5 between American Legion and Lions.
In the Softball Mar Del League Denton beat Milford 8 to 5 and Hickman defeated Milford 4 to 1 Milford topped Bridgeville 16 to 7 Schedule shows Hickman versus Bridgeville on July 1 Mustangs face Milford and Bridgeville meet Denton on July 2 Independence Day open June 19 Girls League Mandrell's Meteors beat Federalsburg at Federalsburg Denton by Mandrell's Extra base hits by Myers Stafford K Seese Dunn Brinsfield Federalsburg had Goslin with a double and a triple Pitchers for Denton Dunn Seese, catching Brinsfield Winning pitcher Dunn Federalsburg pitcher Glime Goslin catching Smith Losing pitcher Glime June 26 Trice Builders defeated Mandrell's Meteors 26 to 6 Extra base hits Brinsfield double Mandrell's Meteors Garret Trice Builders July 3 Mandrell's Meteors vs YMCA Easton.
NASCAR prepares for the Firecracker 400 at Daytona International Speedway with a packed roster. Billy Wade, Dave Pearson drive Dodges. Rex White Chevrolet. Tiny Lund Ford. Petty and Paschal in Plymouth. Mercury Texas works with Frank, Spencer, and Dieringer. Several Pontiacs, Fords, and a six-car Mercury contingent hint at a fierce July 4 showdown.
Mrs Roland Statum presented flowers at the church in memory of her mother Mrs Lewis Chatley. Local residents Mr and Mrs George E Wilson of Michigan visited Mrs T H Towers and family. Several social visits occurred among neighbors including Mr and Mrs Norman Butler with Johnny Andrewsville and Mr and Mrs Jimmy Corkell and children.
Goldsboro churches Trinity Calvary and Antioch plan Sunday worship with Rev. George Pigueron III, newly commissioned by Bishop Lord to Uruguay as missionary. Trinity hosts Vacation Church School July 8 to 12 from 9 to 11 30 am. Local residents and visitors are listed among those hosting and visiting in the area.
Burrrsville plans a Sunday program with union worship at 10 a.m. and church school at 11 a.m. Robert Collins and Norman Outten serve as superintendents at their respective churches. Vacation Bible School closes Friday and a program is set for Sunday evening at Union Church. Local visits and reunions are noted among residents, with several attendees from nearby towns.
Funeral services for a man are held today at 2 p m in Ridgely Methodist Church with Rev H P Spedden officiating. Interment follows in Hillsboro Cemetery. Survived by two brothers T Keen and Mark Callahan a sister Patty Saulsbury Callahan paternal grandfather Herman Callahan Sr maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Albert W Saulsbury of Greens boro.
Howard W. Bennett died at 78 on June 24 at his home near Bridgeville and Atlanta after a decade long heart condition. A retired farmer, he lived in Federalsburg and Atlanta for 60 years, born in Doylestown Pennsylvania. He leaves wife Ella, daughter Mrs. Robert Frame, son Lester Ray Bennett, six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Williamson Funeral Home with Rev. Robert A. Ledden officiating and Bethel Cemetery interment.
K Josselyn and Miss Anne Plummer led a junior high program at Camp Mardela three miles south of Denton. Sixty six attended. A full program runs through summer with weekends in September and October. The camp is owned and operated by the Mardela District of the Church of the Brethren, manager Mrs. Clifton G. Crouse of Queen Anne.
Many individuals who claim disbelief in the Bible have never attempted to learn its content. The remark challenges skeptics to explore scripture directly rather than rely on secondhand judgments.
Caroline Chapter 63 of the Order of the Eastern Star notes the death of Sister Nora C Quillen on May 2 and expresses consolation in memories of her faithfulness. The resolutions announce publication in the Denton Journal and are signed by Florence Messer Andreta Muir and Marie C Taylor.
Maryland State Police weekly survey shows eight deaths on Maryland highways last week. Four were drivers and four were passengers with alcohol contributing in four deaths and speed in five. Driver error was present in all fatalities. Col. Carey Jarman urged lowering headlights and responsible driving to reduce needless tragedies.
A concise adage notes that engaging with a fool is unwise unless the other person is not equally occupied. The saying warns against fruitless disputes and implies prudence in choosing battles.
Power of sale clause in the 8 14 59 mortgage to Thaddeus J. Hense as assignee triggers a public sale at the Court House Door Denton Maryland. The document records the assignment in Caroline County Land Records DRH 49 folio 198 and specifies a public auction date and terms to be announced.
Parcel 1 faces First Avenue west 50 feet by 180 feet to a back alley Lot 3 Block 12 Ridgely plat Caroline County Maryland Parcel 2 is Lot 4 Block 12 with similar dimensions on First Avenue The improvements on Maryland Avenue Ridgely include a two and one half story frame dwelling of eight rooms and bath subject to any recorded restrictions.
A cash deposit of $500.00 will be required of the purchaser at the time and place of the sale and the balance of the unpaid purchase money to be paid upon final ratification of sale by the Circuit Court of Caroline County and to bear interest from date of sale to date of settlement. Taxes and all other expenses to be adjusted as to the day of settlement. Costs of conveyancing and all Revenue Stamps to be paid by the purchaser.
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