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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1956

Page

4

Local Social Roundup in Barelas and Surrounding Areas

Mrs Norman Walls of Barelas visits Dora Melvin last Friday afternoon. Several families from Wilmington Ridgely and Denton gather for dinners and visits including Montague Hayden and Covington. Caesar Rodney students join traffic squad trip to Valley Forge. Philadelphia trips and birthday dinner hosted by Roy Medford. Various calls and calls to relatives mark a busy weekend in the region.

Norman Walls Barelas Dora Melvin S. S. James T. E. Gourd Near Town T. A. Montague Delmarva Willards John Hayden Roland Blades Ridgely Stanley Passwaters Wilmington Alrs Gaylord Durham Julia Gerth A. E. Harrell Denton C. E. Covington Marydel Dora B. Melvin Catherine Melvin Edward Walls Millington Lewis Shelton Bonnie Sadlersville J. FE. Shockley Hopewell Alfred Shockley Ft. Benning Harry Draper Greensboro Ira Smith Hinton R. Smith Arlington Wm. A. Palmer and Sons Dover Carlton Jewell Kenton Lester Slover Larry Caesar Rodney Valley Forge Barbara Richardson Jackie Marvel Baltimore Roy Medford Fred Evans Philadelphia Mionday Johnnie Gene Cole Harold Clayton Cole Grant de Witt Goldsboro Walter Artis J. W. Meredith Wm. M. Porter Joyce Mary Nelson Rock Hall

Proceedings Of The Orphans Court Regular Tuesday session

The Orphans Court met in regular session led by Chief Judge M A Brackett with two associate judges present. Measures included administration letters and bonds, notices to creditors, appraisals and reports, probate of estates such as Gooden Knotts Westbrook and Stevenson, guardianship actions, funeral bill payments, and sales and inventories filed or approved. Various executors and administrators were named, bonds filed, and final orders recorded.

Orphans’ Court M. A. Brackett Clinton T. Carroll Robert S. Schriecker Margaret J. Gooden Lloyd A. Gooden James RR. Chaffinch Jr W. Clark Quillen Caroline H. Knotts J. Redden Nora Carroll Dorothy Rogers Marie Mack Virginia Thomas Harry S. Carroll George R. Westbrook Elizabeth Kelson Moore Harvey Wooters Margaret B. Gooden Cora R. Cook Cora R. Nichols Ruth C. Higgins Joseph Willard Joiner Marvin H. Smith Harry R. Hughes Frank M. Stevenson Annie F. Stevenson J. Charles Stevenson Harry Gibson O. K. Raleigh Harry E. Holsinger Viola Brown Pearl Brown Calvert C. Merriken Calvert C. Merriken, Jr William Ss. Merriken Fred. HI. Beauchamp Lula V. Beauchamp Ee Neal William J. Neal

Greensboro social notes include visits and baptisms

Rev J F Shockley and family traveled from Hopewell Virginia while attending the funeral of Mrs Mella Austin in Dover. Numerous locals and visitors from Smyrna Dover Baltimore Philadelphia and Wilmington share weekend visits church events and a baptism at Greensboro Baptist Church.

J. FE. Shockley Alfred Hopewell Harry Draper Shockley Mella Austin Dover Dale Edge Frederica Alfred Blackburn Katie Webber Grovie Richards Smyrna Del Edward Dean Rowena Willie Harris Preston King Harry Darling Skipton Marley Pinder Nelson Evans Mary Welch Harry Blades Bowers Melissa Webber Oscar Shockley Hagerstown Irving Morris Rowland Boone Kate Wits Greensboro Roland Griffin, Jr

Rifle Team Championship Honor At Fort Ord

Corporal Ernest J. Warris of Company L 2nd Infantry accepts congratulations from Major General Gilman C Mudgett commanding Fort Ord and 5th Infantry Division as a member of the division rifle team. Corporal Warris hails from Denton.

Fort Ord Casf Ernest J. Warris 2Nd Infantry Regiment 5Th Infantry Division Gilman C. Mudgett Sth Harris Denton

Soldier from Goldsboro in Gyroscope unit at Fort Carson

Pvt. George L. Bower 22 son of Mr and Mrs Robert L Bower of Goldsboro is in basic combat training with the 8th Infantry Division at Fort Carson Colo. He trains with Company II of the 28th Infantry Regiment as the division prepares to move to Europe next fall as part of Operation Gyroscope. A 1952 Suitland High School graduate he entered the Army in March.

Fort Carson Colo George L. Bower Robert L. Bower Goldsboro 8Th Infantry Division Bower Sth Europe Suitland High School Army

New Bedside Telephone Aimed At Wives Waiting Alone

A telephone with a dial light activates when the receiver is lifted, designed to reassure wives who feel lonely at night. The ad touts the Telephone Company’s ongoing creation of new services and better instruments to meet customer needs, inviting customers to see the phones and ask staff for information.

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Wenderson Soll Frank Rigby Hlounders Denton National Bank Eastern Shore Public Service Reddy Ethel Thornton Boone Alvin Simp Som Mroo Res George Dittmar Mo Sabine Union No Jo Mrr Joseph Dittmar Sabine Pvt Robert Dyer Puerto Rico William Dyer Carl Aurecht Freddy Washington Alvin Edwards Ida Mae Jimmy Shields Ida Shields Frank Hobbs, Jr U.S. Navy Norfolk Leah Cockran Woodill Cockran Townsend H. A. Pulford Roy J. Jakes Charles Wieneke Linwood Bennett Linwood Luther Bennett William Gray Ikent General Hospital Thomas Ober Went General Hospital David Rostien Terry C. C. Rostien Henderson Liston Moyer Pearl Joiner Charles Rich Charles Kesper Boston Jackson Property North Main St Clara Seward Richard Bullock Warrington On Forney, Jr Judy B. C Ndith Geenlee John Greenlee Albert Collison Georgetown Bertha Simpson Ola Walls FOX Congress Red Green The C&p Telephone Company of Maryland
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