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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1937

Page

8

Dover Day features old Dover homes and antiques display

Dover Day in Dover Delaware offers the public a rare tour of old houses gardens and museums. Highlights include a wine chest from the Revolutionary War era a Washington related locket and jewelry plus prints daguerreotypes and antique silver. The event runs 12:30 to 6 p.m. with guides from Boy Scouts and Girl Reserves and tickets at one dollar.

Dover Delaware Information Bureau Lowestoft Staffordshire Old Canton Chelsea Oliver Wolcott W. W. Harrington LaFayette Stiegel L. Lee Layton Winfield McCosh Field. Miers Peale A. B. Richardson James H. Hughes Washington Elizabeth Wolcott Presbyterian Church Parish House State House Jessie Harrington Frank Hall Henry Ridgely George John Vining Woodburn Charles Hilliard William Killen Hall Dover Garden Club State

Desert Gold at Dentonia Theatre May 1

Zane Grey adaptation Desert Gold stars Larry Crabbe Marsha Hunt Tom Keene Monte Blue Raymond Hatton and Robert Cummings in a thrilling action romance at the Dentonia. Also Warner Bros Technicolor Gods Country and the Woman screens May 3 and 4. Wednesday is Cash Gift Night at the Dentonia.

Zane Grey Dentonia Theatre Paramount Larry “Buster” Crabbe Marsha Hunt Tom Keene Monte Blue Raymond Hatton Robert Cummings Dentonia Warner Bros James Oliver Curwood

Waikiki Wedding Stars Crosby and Raye at Dentonia

The Dentonia Theatre presents Bing Crosby Bob Burns and Martha Raye in Waikiki Wedding a tropical comedy of love and music. A press agent makes up a fake Hawaii then falls for the glamorous actress, offering comic high spots as the plot unfolds.

Bing Crosby Bob Burns Martha Raye Waikiki Dentonia Theatre Waihiki Crosby Ross Hawai Hawaii

LOE ALLEN REMODELED INTO A THARD-RIDING COWBOY STAR

A Broadway lad turned Western screen cowboy, Bob Allen, stars in The Unknown Range at the Ridgely Theatre, rope and ride like a veteran. Also showing are Jeeves in Deuced Dither and Step Lively, Teeves, with Tuesday opens Sevent Heaven starring Simone Simon and James Stewart. Gambling comedy We Have Our Moments with Sally Eiler and James Dunn arrives Thursday. Gift Night Thursday at Ridgely with gifts for lucky ticket holders.

Bob Allen Columbia Ridgely Theatre Allen Wodehouse Gangland Jeeves P. G. Wodehouse Arthur Treacher Austin Strong Twentieth Century-Fox Ridgely Theate Simone Simon James Stewart Diane Chico Pirit Wonte Carlo Universal Sally Eiler A James Dunn Muday

Byrd urges individuals to act for peace and disarmament

Admiral Richard E. Byrd argues in Rotarian Magazine that ordinary people can help avert war. He advocates informing ourselves and children about peace questions, studying war as an institution, and assessing whether violence achieves any durable results. He stresses informed choices and peaceful understanding.

Richard E. Byrd South Pole

Peace through informed action in a world of war

Admiral Byrd argues war does not settle disputes and urges calm, informed reasoning. He cites Canada and the United States and the Scandinavian peninsula as peaceful examples, then calls for open minds and positive steps toward peace through joint agreement.

Admiral Byrd Canada United States Scandinavian

Business Ideals Find Place in Modern Firms

Edgar L. Veermance argues in Rotarian Magazine that idealism can survive in business when practical and intelligent. The shift toward engineering management replaces hard-boiled bargains, with firms valuing teamwork and common interests over raw profit chasing. The era of frontier individualism fades as organized groups shape ethical commerce.

Edgar L. Veermance Mr. Heermanece Sam Siegfried

Notice to Delinquent Taxpayers of Caroline County

Notice that delinquent taxpayers must pay taxes to avoid legal levy, advertisement, and sale of property. Immediate payment will save costs as required by law.

Caroline County

Evolving business ethics and shared gains in trade

A distorted excerpt discusses group ethics in fair dealing, public accountability, and a new standard that legitimate transactions should be win win for both sides. It notes businessmen taking pride in their societal service and the rise of a new spirit in weekly service clubs shaping ideals.

Radiant Living Continuing Love by Rev Griffeth

Pastor C M Griffeth urges followers of Jesus to live by his commandment to love one another. He notes that true Christian love comes from the God of love filling the heart and guiding thoughts and actions, even amid hardships and forgiveness.

Jesus Ned God God of Love

Farm Loans Rise in First Quarter of 1937

Production credit loans to farmers in the first quarter of 1937 grew markedly versus the same period in 1936, reflecting the growing popularity of cooperative farm credit, according to Victor Dean secretary treasurer of the Denton Production Credit Association.

Cooperative Farm Victor Dean Denton Production Credit Association

Maryland loan surge boosts cooperative credit use

Five associations in Maryland report loans rising from 485 to 16, a gain of 31 loans with a cash rise. Average loan grows from about 619 to 886 amid greater use of cooperative credit in agriculture. Across the second district including Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, West Virginia and Puerto Rico, quarter loans rise from 2,972 to 2,912 with a total of 2,518,055. Average loan up from about 567 to 651.

Maryland Dean Second

School Activity Notes From Early Spring Field Day Prep

Miss Morgan’s and Miss Cade’s rooms show orderly exits and fast laps as pupils prepare for final badge tests on Field Day May 12. Mrs Hignut’s Fourth Grade tends a nasturtium bed and learns about oil seeds weeds and plant life while First Grade partners in an egg race activity with spoons.

Rotary District Convention Program Highlights

District Governor Wilson opens at 9 30 with singing led by Howard Lindaman of Altoona Pa. Invocation by James J Coale. Communications, announcements and reports follow from presidents and secretaries breakfast meetings and District Treasurer William J Ponder of Baltimore Rotary. A featured session at 2 10 pm includes address by L B Nichols FBI official Youth and Crime. lunch speaker Elmer Kayser.

Wilson Howard Lindaman Altoona Retary Club James J. Coale Rot Uians William J. Ponder Baltimore Rotary Club L. B. Nachols Ducate Federal Bureau of Investigation Lo Om Charles T. Warner Washington Club Elmer Kayser George Washington University

Rotary convention plans outlined for Annapolis event

Senator Ridgely Po Melvin district officials conference chair with John M Mayheit and Toank Hy. Liantz as secretary and treasurer. Awards include the Howard Witmer cup for miles traveled, Ward Flaming cup for attendance gains, Arthur E Winter trophy for highest nine month average attendance, and Oliver Shott cup for membership growth. Dr Gilbert W Mead will speak on Rotary and the College Youth before a Governors Ball and a reception for district officers.

Ridgely Po Melvin Annapolis Howard Witmer Bomaine Yuets Ward Flaming Aithure Oliver Shott Gilbert W. Mead Washington College Rotary Naval Academy St. John’s College Toom Rotary International Glenn C. Meade Walmart Lewis

Rotary Convention Set for Annapolis May 2 3 1

Walther Carty of Frederick will preside at the presidents break fast and Rev QO Bruce Pealson of Huntington Pa will oversee the secretary group A feature address will be part of the conference already slated to be convened in Annapolis for a three day rotary gathering including May 2 3 and 1 with events described in this brief notice

Annapolis Walther Carty Frederick Bruce Pealson Huntington Groop

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