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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1961

Page

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Town Board and Planning Commission Face Mandamus Suit

A petition filed in the Circuit Court of Caroline County seeks a writ of mandamus against Denton town officials to issue an American Stores Company building permit. Petitioners allege a series of invalid ordinances and actions, including Oct 3 suspending permits, to block a new supermarket, and urge declaration of unlawful zoning.

Circuit Court of Caroline County Denton American Stores Company William H Adkins II Easton K. Thomas Everngam Sauerwein Thomas J. Keating, Jr George B. Rasin, Jr Town Commissioners Denton Planning Commission James O. Henry Douglas B. Lynch J. Lawrence Wright Sixth Fountain Seventh Sts Sunnyside Fifth Avenues

Caroline VFW Post Names New Officers

The Caroline Memorial Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7937 elected officers last week. The lineup includes Commander Chas. J. Detwiler senior vice commander Vaughn Hutson junior vice commander Stanley Robinson quarter master William D. Bilbrough post advocate William D. Bailey chaplain Donald Pepper surgeon Dr. R. H. Wright and 3-year trustee William Earl Paswater. Commander-elect Detwiler appointed Wilson Thornton as adjutant for the ensuing year.

Caroline Memorial

Everngam Elected Head of Local Rotary Club

K Thomas Everngam was elected president of the Rotary Club of Denton at a Brick Hotel meeting. The annual officer slate was adopted. Others named were John Asher, vice president, and Frank Lane, Chas Layton, Mervin Pentz Jr., as directors. Sam Johnson was re elected secretary treasurer. Everngam will take over July 1.

K. Thomas Everngam Rotary Club of Denton Brick Hotel John Asher Frank Lane Chas. Layton Mervin Pentz Sam Johnson Everngain James K. Cooper

American Field Service Meeting At First Church

AFS meeting at First Methodist Church on March 19 welcomed many families. Charles A. Rich spoke after introduction by James K. Cooper, with a Q and A session. Students reported few adjustment problems and high regard for the program. contact Mrs. Catherine B. Jimison or James K. Cooper for home placement information.

First Church AFS First Methodist Church James K. Cooper Charles A. Rich Catherine B. Jimison Home Selection Committee Henrick Hvaslef Norway Jerome Frampton Federalsburg Karin Skraeveland James R. Bennett Camden Del Lennie Melo Brazil Verle Miller Dover Chas. A. Rich Seaford AFL L. Jay Smith

Choptank Pinewood Derby Finals Held in Easton

The Idlewild School Easton hosted the Cub Scout Pinewood Derby finals for Talbot and Caroline Counties. Officials included Dawson Warrington and Gladstone Parker among others from VFW Post 5118 Easton. Winners were Leslie Frampton Pack 150 Tilghman first and George Tarr Pack 147 St Michaels Rotary second.

Idlewild Easton Talbot Caroline Counties Dawson F. Warrington Cubbing Greensboro Gladstone Parker Calvin Butler Robert Seymour Giles Jump Mike Harrison John Fountain VFW Post Federalsburg St. Michaels Tilghman Trappe Oxford Leslie Frampton PTA

New Submarine Cable Laid At Dover Bridge

Telephone linemen David R. Hynson and Donald H. Garner guide a 152 wire submarine cable fed from a heavy barge at Dover Bridge. Replacing a 34 wire line in service since 1923, it runs north of the span to avoid road works. Supervisors Aydelotte and Flaharty lead the crew with Trego’s barge aiding. splicing will connect to existing aerial lines to activate service.

David R. Hynson Donald H. Garner Dover Bridge Clarence Aydelotte Easton Roland Trego W. Kenneth Flaharty

Easter Cantata At First Methodist Church Denton

The Adult Choir of First Methodist Church in Denton will present The Seven Last Words of Christ by Theodore DuBois on Palm Sunday eve March 26 at 7 30 p m The 23 member choir includes soloists Myra Kerslake Mary Lou Williams R Dale Palmer W C Leggett and William Wunderlich Organist Albert Rinner directs and accompanies The public is invited to attend the sacred concert at 7 30 p m in the church sanctuary

First Methodist Church Denton Theodore DuBois O. G. Brewer, Jr First Church Grace Church Myra Kerslake Mary Lou Williams R. Dale Palmer W. C. Leggett William Wunderlich Albert Rinner

Social Security Rep to Visit Denton Fire House

Mr. Robert Allen Snedeker of the Social Security Administration will be at the Denton Fire House next Monday March 27 beginning at 10 a m to assist the public.

Robert Allen Snedeker Social Security Administration Denton

Rotary Sponsors Miss Denton Pageant Again

The Rotary Club opened registrations for the Miss Denton and Little Miss Denton pageants in Denton. Applicants must meet age and residency rules, birth certificates required, and the 1960 Miss Denton successor will be chosen for character and beauty. The event supports the club’s scholarship program and will be held at North Caroline High School on April 29.

Francis Hol Singer Denton Ridgely Miss Denton Frannie Good Holsinger Orban Federalsburg North Caroline High School Rotary Club

Doctor Gibson to Speak in Rotary Public Relations Course

Dr. Roland Gibson chair of economics and sociology at Washington College will join a Rotary Club sponsored public relations course for local business people. Merrick notes Gibson brings Columbia PhD and a varied background in economics media and wartime public relations. He previously taught at several universities and directed the spring Supervisors Institute at Washington College. The course opens with a 1 pm luncheon on April 5 with reservations due by March 31 through committee chairs.

Roland Gibson Washington College C. P. Merrick, Jr Gibson Merrick Columbia University University of North Dakota University of Illinois Rutgers University Pennsylvania State College Supervisors Eastern Shore Personnel Association McClure Wall Street Journal U. S. Army Philadelphia U. S Great Britain

Faculty Athletic Prowess To Be Displayed Mar 25

On Saturday evening March 25 the Denton School faculty makes its debut on the local basketball court in ultra-designed uniforms by Mrs Patricia Scott. Doors open 6 15 p m with games starting 7 p m the Mighty Giant Jets meet the Jet Cubs in the second game. Half time entertainment will be a first in this area.

Denton School Dresed Patricia Scott Mighty Giant Jets Jet Cubs

Eastern Shore Federation Officers Meet In Denton

Denton hosts the Eastern Shore District meeting of the Maryland Federation of Woman's Clubs on March 16 1961 at the Dentonia Theatre. District officers 10 local club presidents 85 members and guests attended with special guest Mrs T W Fleming past federation president. Vogue Sewing Contest winners named for Teenage and Adult divisions.

Denton Woman’s Club Eastern Shore Maryland Federation of Woman’s Clubs J. Davis Minster Elkton H. F. Williamson Salisbury L. Jay Smith Denton Club W. Norman Wherrett Easton Gerald Hartman T. W. Fleming Vogue Christine Cox Somerset Woman’s Civic Club Princess Anne Gail Schmidt Woman's Club of Federalsburg Christine Sutton Woman’s Civic Club of Sutton Hugh M. Gordy Woman’s Club Denton Dacron

Maryland 7 week summer language institute for teachers

The University of Maryland will host a seven week summer language institute for secondary school teachers of French and Spanish from June 26 to August 11. Public school teachers chosen for the program will receive no tuition and a $75 weekly stipend plus $15 per dependent per week for seven weeks, funded by a $61,903 National Defense Education Act grant in cooperation with the U S Office of Education. The program emphasizes reading writing culture and teaching methods with both university and visiting faculty, and applications should be requested from Dr William F Falls.

University of Maryland U. S. Office of Education

Jurors Drawn To Serve At The April Term 1961

The Caroline County Circuit Court draws jurors for the April term across eight districts. Names include Lola M. Jones Jas I. Daniels Ira G. Knotts William Collier Evelyn Stubbs Ethel Lord and others. The notice lists jurors by district and presents the formal qualification for service.

Caroline County Lola M. Jones Jas. I. Daniels Ira G. Knotts William Collier Evelyn Stubbs Ethel XI Lord Lavinia B. Roop Linwood O. Jarrell Kathleen Brubaker Porter Joyce K. Ober Farry A. Gordon Grace S. Andrew Samuel Mellits Minnie A. Dukes George W. Beck Martin C. Voss Irma Chaffinch Arthur Melvin, Jr Jevelyn Cox Cornelia D. Plummer Ernest Holland M. Heber Lane Mildred G. Douglas J. Max Chambers H. Lawrence Christopher Charles Prattis Etta Mae McDaniel J. Dallas Blades Frank L. Smith Rebecca H. Jefferson Charles Fr. Thomas Helen R. Holsinger Frances F. Decker Christopher C. Hines Myra P. Kline Winnie Wayman Mina G. Schoenfelder Carlos Mosley Charlotte Ann Cohee William A. J. Cooper Marion L. Redden Clifton E. Henry Brantley H. Trice Florence Love James Lee Taylor Viola Roe Todd Ellis Henry Collins William W. Prattis

Maryland Farmers Benefit From Emergency Feed Program

Government reserve stocks of feed grains help sustain livestock herds in 136 counties across 11 states designated as emergency areas due to disasters. The Commodity Credit Corporation sells corn barley oats and grain sorghums at current support prices to eligible producers after state governor certification. States with emergency areas include Mississippi Louisiana Wyoming South Dakota Utah Wisconsin Nevada Michigan Idaho Arizona and New Mexico. About 58 000 bushels of corn 661 000 of barley 2 039 000 of oats and 740 000 of grain sorghums were sold Jan 1 1960 to Feb 17 1961 to feed distressed livestock.

Commodity Credit Corporation CCC Secretary of Agriculture Mississippi Louisiana Wyoming South Dakota Utah Wisconsin Nevada Michigan Idaho Arizona New Mexico

Miss Greensboro Beauty Pageant Set for April 28

Greensboro Lions Club announces Miss Greensboro pageant at Greensboro School on April 28 with about eight entrants. Eligibility limited to single girls ages 16 to 21. Winner to represent Greensboro in the 14th Annual Miss Delmarva at Seaford on June 16. Little Miss Greensboro contest for ages 3 to 6 to be registered by Morgan Williams.

Greensboro Lions Club Greensboro Chick Pearson Seaford Morgan Williams

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Town Board, Planning Commission Caroline Vfw Post Rotary’’Club Weather Data First Street New England Boston Cambridge Congress East Rotary Dr. Gibson Eastern Shore Federation Sam Mellits Dentonia Theatre Harry Hubbard Kemp Newnam David Hollis Earl Crouse Paul Yeush Hillsboro Emmett Hignatt James Cooper C. W. Kennard Woman’s Club of Madge Jump Lawrence Wright Oron Smith C. C. Merriken Jerry's Florist Walter Palmer, Jr Maryland Greensboro Lions
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