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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1958
Page
5
Eastern Shore Soccer League results show Kent Island defeating Denton 8-0 and Hurlock topping Greensboro 3-1. Upcoming clash features Hurlock at Kent Island in the 3-16 series, now two of three.
Caroline High School defeated Sadlersville 69 to 52 with T Dutton scoring 28 points. They beat Rock Hall 66 to 23, led by R Schall 18 and J Ward 16. New Windsor toppled Caroline 51 to 42 as T Dutton scored 18.
Auto racing events list packed for mid March: 150 lap Grand National at Fayetteville North Carolina on Saturday March 15. 100 mile Convertible at North Wilkesboro on Sunday March 16. 100 mile Grand National at Wilson Fairgrounds Sunday March 16. 100 lap Modified Sportsman at Charlotte Fairgrounds Sunday March 16. 100 mile USAC big car championship at Trenton New Jersey on Sunday March 30.
Results from multiple bowling circuits show team points and high individual averages. Tom's Tavern leads with high games by G Kelly and high average by B Gray while Denton, Greensboro, and Kent Island clubs post strong showings across Hi-Skor and Duckpin leagues. Weekend totals for March 7-14 include Strikettes, Patsy Blockston, and Ruth Frampton pairs atop their divisions.
Mrs Richard Merriken and daughter Sheila from Washington were guests of Mr and Mrs James Clark in Denton and visited Manning Merriken last Saturday. Mrs Elmer Butler and daughters joined sister Elsie Woodward of Greensboro on a Wilmington shopping trip last Saturday. Robert Calloway of Bridgeville visited his parents Tuesday of last week. Neil Edgell of rural Seaford called on L H Thomas last Wednesday evening. Mrs Wesley Stafford spent Saturday with her sister Mabel McKnott in Denton. Norwood Melvin and wife visited Carlton Seward Saturday evening. Clara Stafford, recently on a nursing case in Rehoboth, is visiting local relatives. J A Willoughby made a business trip to Easton last Friday afternoon. The Willoughbys also visited Paul, who has returned to a Wilmington hospital. wishes for a permanent recovery. Newspaper HaoHlyr.
Mrs Edna Carmine is listed with contact OR-3-3596. Mrs H M Hollis spent Monday in Washington DC. Bridge clubs met with Mrs J Frank Patchett and Mrs Reese Deane. Community Club gathered Tuesday with Mrs W J Brunkhorst. Funeral services for Mrs John Nepert held at Immanuel Lutheran Church. James Douglas of Nassawadox and James P Hill of Denton attended services. Mrs Lee Noble visited Baltimore to see her mother Mrs Milbourne Cannon at Woman's Hospital.
Elizabeth Cannon, born on a farm in Tuckahoe Neck, has taught for 40 years at Cedar Grove, Williston, Andersontown, and Caroline High School since 1939. She earned a degree from Towson State Teachers College and studied at the University of Maryland and Johns Hopkins University in summer programs.
Miss Cannon devoted her life to teaching and guiding young children. She balanced her vocation with active church involvement and time spent in her garden, enriching both her community and personal life.
A concise reflection suggests civilization grows as people learn from one another across cultures and eras, shaping progress through shared knowledge and practices.
In the Circuit Court for Caroline County Maryland creditors of the late Liza E. Scott must file their authenticated claims with vouchers at the Clerk’s office by April 30 next. Otherwise they are barred from sharing in surplus proceeds of sale to which Scott and heirs are entitled, with the Auditor empowered to hear testimony and audit distribution. Judge J Deweese Carter. Clerk D Ralph Horsey.
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