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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1954
Page
5
Hillsboro Community Club news lists residents visiting Baltimore Chestertown Washington and Philadelphia visits. It notes Clean Up Day May 19 and church services at St Pauls, with Scout and Girl Scout activities in Cedarhurst and Ridgely. Local families and guests are named along with travel to Cambridge Wilmington and Orlando reflecting a busy social season.
Mrs. Harry McCauley and Mrs. Addie Stuart from Wilmington visited Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Noble. Bridgeville guests included Mr. and Mrs. William Tull and relatives of Clarence Breeding and Thurman Adams. Millsboro and Denton visitors joined Mrs. Sallie Wroten and others for dinners. The Crolls attended a Masonic Lodge banquet and farmers prepare early tomato plantings.
RIDGELY Mr. and Mrs. William Palmatory moved from Greensboro to Ridgely. Mrs. Mary Glanden spent a week in Baltimore with her daughter. The Spencer family from Cleveland and Gail visited the Saulsburys in Ridgely. The Rev. Wilson Davis visited patient Wesley Hong at Memorial Hospital Easton. Mrs. Lane visited her sister at Centreville. The Krabills moved from Ridgely to Queen Anne. The Saulsburys at Rehoboth Beach hosted John M. Saulsbury and Robert Riddleberger. Mrs. James Swing and Dr. Swing visited the Saulsbury Cottage in the Pines for an anniversary service.
Marydel residents note winter guests from Newark and Ridgewood New Jersey visits by Scotten Johnson and Dalmani. Local church and WSCS activities. a May 16 service canceled. Betty Birney makes April honor roll. Sgts Sears and family return from Germany. discharge expected in August. family plans undecided. welcome to community.
Grace Bush of Caneoharie visits Mr and Mrs FI C Troughtaling as Edna Carmine Phone 3596 is noted. Several Prestonians attended the Thibault Concert at Easton High School for Easton Hospital benefit. The Monday Bridge Club met at Mrs Richard Halls. The three table bridge met with Mrs E J Harris. Mr and Mrs Donald Tailman and Dr and Mrs Louis M Richards of Baltimore are on a motor trip to New Orleans. Mr and Mrs Fi J Mitchell and
Mrs Wm Hutson in Kent General Hospital Dover shows improvement and well wishes pour in. Three year old Billy Melvin injured when car door opened sending him to Easton Memorial Hospital for observation and X rays. Norristown visitors include Mrs Mitchell's parents Mr and Mrs Lloyd Cannon over weekend. Mrs C E Anderson of Bridgeville stayed with the Cannons. Katherine Cox of Annapolis visited Mr and Mrs H M Flollis. Bethesda Church WSCS to hold a covered dish supper May 12 in Sunday School room. Community Club meets May 8 at the firehouse hall with Denton Club as guests. luncheon, speaker Mrs Hester Frovenson of Baltimore.
Next Sunday in our community church a 9 50 sermon will be shared as residents urged to attend. Mr and Mrs Elmer Butler Kenneth Ellen and Ann visited Ed Pippin family at Tuckahoe Neck Saturday evening. L H Thomas family visited J H Edgell last Sunday. Edgell is improving after a major operation.
Milford Memorial Hospital reports care for Master Dale Stafford who spent last Thursday with his aunt Mrs Mil dred Scott. Ida Snowbereer returns home after a two week visit with Lawrence Graham in Greenwood. J E Lister entertained New Jersey relatives. Nelson Henry hosted his parents Mr and Mrs Cleveland Henry of Denton Sunday. Roland Towers family and Mrs T H Towers visited F E Adams last Saturday. L H Thomas and Bernice Denton were guests of B B Lawless family Sunday. Linda Passwaters and Norwood Melvin visited Carlson Seward Thursday evening.
Scientists say no life as we know it exists on the Moon’s surface. A famous author guesses what first explorers will discover when visiting Earth’s neighbor in the May 5 issue of The American Weekly color gravure magazine with the Baltimore Sunday American. Order from your local newsdealer.
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