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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1962
Page
3
Marydel residents gathered for family visits and church activities. WSCS held its annual Pledge Service with candlelight, Girl Scout Troop 174 hosted a Family Dinner and a 20th Anniversary program featuring awards, performances, and crafts. Guests included families from Dover, Rehoboth, Annapolis, and beyond.
Susie Noble reports Mother's Day will be observed on May 13 throughout the Peninsula Conference of the Methodist Church with a special offering for the less fortunate at the Methodist Country House. Next Sunday closes the Burrsville Charge as the minister moves to a new appointment after the annual conference. Local visits include the Gilberts of Wilmington with her father Charlie Stevens, the Fearins visiting friends, and Wayne and Joe Ann Porter with grandparents. A funeral in Windber, Pa., brings relatives from Denton and Linwood, and new baby girl born May 5 at Easton Memorial.
Henderson Mrs Dora Melvin and Catherine Melvin with T A Montague were dinner guests of Harold Overfield in Dover. Mrs J B Russell and the Shentons of Wilmington visited their mother Mrs Mary S Pippin. Ralph Thompson welcomed a son born May 5 at Kent General Hospital Dover. Roy Marvel of Sadlersville visited brother Norman Griffith. Donna Heverin of Greensboro spent the weekend with grandmother Mrs Julia Gerth. Rev Norman Cole of Middletown was a weekend guest of Rev and Mrs Grover C Tharp. T A Montague spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wm A Palmer and sons near Dover. Harry Hutton of Delta Pa called on Rev and Mrs Grover C Tharp. Joseph Stubbs and Mrs Margaret Stubbs of near New Castle spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs…
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