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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1956

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McKeldin Vetoes Maryland Beer Bill Amid International Tensions

Gov. McKeldin vetoed the state beer bill aimed at blocking Carling Brewing from a 12 million dollar Halethorpe plant. He called it illogical class legislation harming Maryland and straining US Canada relations. The measure, backed by five Maryland breweries, could face override in the next session with a three fifths vote required.

Maryland General Assembly State Department Canada Maryland General Assembly

WSCS Meeting Attracts 400 Women To Church Hill

Easton District WSCS spring meeting drew over 400 members to Church Hill Methodist Church. Speaker was Mrs. Austin Bagshaw, with district president Mrs. Walter B. Palmer in charge. Rev. Preston W. Spence Jr. extended greetings. Ruth Clopper summarized district work. Mrs. Earl Sylvester spoke on The Whole Household of Faith. A Mason Willis solo and summer school plans by Mrs. Arthur T. Jackson were noted. Mrs. Horace M. Morgan outlined the girls school of missions at Camp Peckometh near Centreville.

WSCS Easton Church Hill Methodist Church Austin Bagshaw Walter B. Palmer Preston W. Spence, Jr D. O. Clendaniel Ruth Clopper Earl Sylvester Mason Willis Wye Mills Arthur T. Jackson Horace M. Morgan

Bids Open Planned For Preston Post Office

Congressman Edward T. Miller says the Post Office Department will issue invitations to bid on a lease purchase for a new Preston post office. Plans show 1,100 square feet plus loading and platform facilities. Bids accepted through April 14, 1956 with completion hoped early next year.

Edward T. Miller

Red Cross Drives Support for 75th Anniversary Campaign

The 1956 57 Red Cross drive marks the organization’s 75th year with 1 500 000 volunteers. Disaster aid in the 1955 Eastern States Flood aided 41 066 families with 17 million dollars spent across six states. The article highlights ten chartered activities including Armed Forces Services Nursing Safety and Junior Red Cross. Caroline County chairmen urge surpassing the 1956 quota to keep Red Cross work on progress.

Red Cross American Red Cross Red Cross Blood Caroline County Legates

Scout Budget of 180204 Adopted At Seaford Sunday

Representatives from the Del-Mar-Va Council met in Seaford to finalize a 1957 budget of 180204 for operations. Tri-County district members and the new Scout Executive Peter C. Paulson attended. the group reviewed accounts, approved the budget, and set a fall fundraising goal of 11500 for Tri-County.

Peninsula Seaford Del-Mar-Va Boy Scouts of America Tri- County J. T. B. Ambler John W. Noble William H. Norris Sr Roger Kingsland Easton Samuel O. Barnes Royal Oak Max Chambers Preston Walter Kerslake Denton H. Bruce Ayars Peter C. Paulson Tri-County

Good Friday Service at First Methodist Church

A 38 hour devotional service from noon to 3 PM on Good Friday at First Methodist Church, Denton, themed The Seven Words From The Cross. The Rev. Thomas J. Turkington, Grace Methodist Church. Rev. Lloyd Haag, Church of The Brethren. Rev. Greer Baker, Pilgrim Holiness Church. visiting ministers include Rev. Omre Todd, Goldsboro. Rev. Otho G. Brewer, Concord. Rev. Dr. Samuel R. Latham, retired New Jersey Conference. Mrs. Gilbert H. Rue to lead music with Senior Choir and soloists Mrs. Walter G. Kerslake, Mrs. James M. Clarke, and Mrs. Benjamin F. Johnson Sr. Service comprises seven parts of twenty-five minutes each with musical interludes. Come when you can, leave when you wish.

First Methodist Church Denton Thomas J. Turkington Grace Methodist Church Lloyd Haag Church of The Brethren Greer Baker Pilgrim Holiness Church Omre Todd Goldsboro Otho G. Brewer Concord Samuel R. Latham New Jersey The Methodist Church Gilbert H. Rue Walter G. Kerslake James M. Clarke Benjamin F. Johnson

Preston Bank Plans To Free A Modern Building

The Provident State Bank of Preston will issue 1500 additional shares to fund a modern new bank building and parking lot. Stockholders receive prorated rights based on holdings. remaining shares may be offered to buyers at $40 each if not exercised within 30 days.

Provident State Bank of Preston

Motor Vehicles Office Open Next Monday

Commissioner Frank Small Jr announces the Department will open on Monday March 26 despite Maryland Day legal holiday. The office will be closed on Good Friday March 30.

Frank Small, Jr Maryland

Shore Tuberculosis Group Elects Officers

Mrs. William W. Kirby of Easton was elected president of the eastern Shore Tuberculosis Conference at its annual meeting on March 15 at the Tidewater Inn Easton. Officers include Mrs. Shelby Jarman Princess Anne vice president and Mrs. Wilbert L. Merriken Denton secretary treasurer. Dr R Lane Wroth discussed isoniazid as a home administered TB drug in Navajo and Hopi reservations and noted limited hospital TB care on the 11 000 Indian reservation. Frank T Jones executive director of the Maryland Tuberculosis Association praised the conference for guiding a strong Eastern Shore TB program. Members on the executive committee include Mrs Ernest C Clark Wicomico Mrs Robert W Cox Dorchester Mrs Shelby Jarman Somerset Mrs Bernard F H Kibler Queen Annes Mrs William N Kirby Talbot Mrs Wilbert L Merriken Caroline and Mrs Edward I F Wethey Worcester. Representatives from Queenstown and Salisbury serve on the Maryland Tuberculosis Association committee.

William W. Kirby Easton Tidewater Inn Shelby Jarman Princess Anne Wilbert L. Merriken Denton R. Lane Wroth Wroth Talbot County National Tuberculosis Association Western Navajo Tuba City Arizona FIe Frank T. Jones Maryland Tuberculosis Association Eastern Shore Ernest C. Clark Wicomico Robert W. Cox Dorchester Somerset Bernard FH. Kibler Queen Anne's William N. Kirby Talbot Caroline Edward IF. Wethey Worcester William C. Lowe Queenstown W. Newton Jackson, Jr Salisbury

Homemakers Committees Meet Today At Greensboro

Homemakers meet in Greensboro for an all day Training Meeting to learn fabric lamp shade making as part of the Home Furnishing Leaders program. Plans for next year’s schedule are outlined while the Food Committee summarizes reports from Food Leaders. chairman Mrs. Albert Krueger with members Mrs. Redmond Long Mrs. Henry Fansler and Mrs. Fred Evans.

Greensboro Thomas Wright Harry Holsinger Ridgely

Homemakers Attend Workshop for County Chairmen in Baltimore

Baltimore hosted a Tuesday workshop for county chairmen with multiple committees represented. Mrs. Kenneth Pritchard from Ridge ly and Mrs. Rosemary Pimm of Greensboro attended, along with substitutes from several clubs.

Baltimore Kenneth Pritchard Ridgely Homemakers Health and Safety Committee Rosemary Pimm Greensboro Hazel Calloway Furman’s Grove Flamemakers Club Norman Raleigh George Clendaniel Denton Jay Smith Double Hills Homemakers Club George Lowe Citizenship and Civil Defense Committee James Knox Hattie Brooks Dorchester County

Con Miller to Speak at Tri-County Boy Scout Banquet

Congressman Miller will speak at the Tri-County District Boy Scouts of America annual banquet on March 28 at Easton High School. Walter Kerslake will preside. Eagle Badge to Brian Young. Three Year Training Key to two Scoutmasters. Order of Merit Award to three Scouters. Ralph W. Jordan to represent Del-Mar-Va Council.

Edward T. Miller Tri-County Boy Scouts of America Easton High School Miller Talbot County House of Representatives House Defense Department Commerce Department Walter kKerslake Denton Tri- County Max Chambers Preston Brian Young Sea Explorer Easton Richard T. Norris Dale Pittinger Ralph W. Jordan Del-Mar- Va

Brethren Clean Up Day at Camp Mardela Near Denton

Church of the Brethren youth and adults plan an all day Clean Up Campaign at Camp Mardela near Denton on Saturday April 14 to prepare for the eighth annual event. Next May 18 to 20 the Mardela District Recreational Lab offers leadership training for youth and adults. Church camps begin June 19 to 23 with a Women’s Retreat directed by Mrs Dwight Miller Seaston.

Church of the Brethren Camp Mardela Denton Mardela District Dwight Miller Seaston

DMV urges timely tag applications before busy period

The Commissioner of Motor Vehicles Frank Small Jr reminds motorists with privately owned passenger cars and motorcycles to apply for new license plates promptly to avoid long lines. The Department will be closed on Good Friday March 30 as a legal holiday.

Frank Small, Jr

Winter Storm Deluges Atlantic Coast With Heavy Snow

A sweeping weekend storm drenched the Atlantic Coast from North Carolina to Maine with heavy snow and rain. The extreme weather caused at least 125 storm related deaths across 14 states, many from traffic crashes or snow shovel heart trouble. Schools closed in several counties while New York City became a ghost town under 17 inches of snow. The Queen Mary reported injuries after a two day Atlantic gale. Spring arrived officially at 10:21 a.m. Tuesday, one day early because of Leap Year.

Atlantic North Carolina Maine C & P Telephone Co Eastern Shore Public Service Choptank Electric Cooperative, Inc Cambridge Salisbury Kent County Dover Del New York Baltimore Southampton England

Holstein Banquet And Meeting Set In Preston

The annual Caroline County Holstein banquet and meeting will be at Preston fire hall on Wednesday April 4 at 7:00 p.m. Tickets cost 2.00 and are available from directors William E Meredith Federalsburg Thomas Clopper Douglas C Bennington Denton R Calvin Lister Greensboro and D M Cheesum Preston. All Holstein breeders and friends are invited.

Caroline County Preston fire hall William E. Meredith Federalsburg Thomas Clopper Douglas C. Bennington Denton R. Calvin Lister Greensboro D. M. Cheezum Preston

Willis Covell Staff Attends Jamesway Power School

Willis and Covell Co Denton agents James Merriken and Fleetwood Elben attended a two day Power Choring Training School at James Mfg Co Eastern factory Lancaster Pa. The event highlighted Jamesway heavy chore time equipment including the shuttle stroke barn cleaner and twin boom silo unloader.

James Merriken Fleetwood Elben Willis & Covell Co Denton Jamesway James Mfg. Co Lancaster Eastern Russell A. Granton C. A. Hanson Hanson

Frozen Semen Service Now Available for Caroline Dairymen

Caroline County dairymen can obtain frozen semen by calling Hansen Hoffman, Maryland Artificial Breeding Cooperative technician in Ridgely. Hoffman confirms semen has been available since early March and has already used several vials to breed several dairy cows locally.

Caroline County Hansen Hoffman Maryland Ridgely

Bids Advertised for Denton By-Pass and Others

R MD state roads commission says bids have been advertised for the Rising Sun by-pass on Route U S 1 and for the Hillsboro and Denton by-passes in Caroline County. The Denton by-pass spans 4300 miles and by-passes are Federally aided with construction planned early.

Edward T. Miller

Flower Mart To Be Held At Elks Home May 19th

The Ladies of Elks No 1622 announce the first annual Flower Mart to be held May 19 at the Elks Home on Dutchman’s Lane Easton. They invite all florists and horticulturists on the Eastern Shore to participate and expect it to be a standout event with further developments to follow.

Elks Home Ladies of Elks Elks Dutchman’s Lane Easton

WSCS Monthly Meeting at First Church Denton

The regular WSCS meeting of First Methodist Church of Denton will be held in Fellowship Hall on Tuesday evening March 27 at 8:00. The program will be presented by Mrs. Theodore Orme Dr. Elsie Billmeier and Circle 2 members.

Goldsboro Girl Scouts Brownies Joseph White Glenn Smith Eleanor Smith Scout Board WSCS First Methodist Church of Denton Fellowship Hall Theodore Orme Elsie Billmeier Circle 2

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