Love Roe nuptials and Lane Pinto weddings in Maryland and New York
Ber nadine Allene Roe and James Lester Love wed May 7 at Goldsboro Methodist parsonage with attendants from Denton and West Point. Mary Joseph Lane and Vincent Pinto married May 7 in New York City with Nuptial Mass at St Vincent Ferrer. Nursing recruit Miss Matthews joins Caroline county Public Health nursing after varied Minnesota and New Orleans experience.
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International Latex Corporation of
Dover
Mr. Love
Eastern Shore Public Service Company
Personal social notices from West Point visitors and neighbors
Mr and Mrs William Anderson of West Point New York spend a week with Mr and Mrs B A Ree. Betty Jane Ree remembered. Mrs R C Tell Mrs Jessie Estey and Miss Bette Bachman of Doylestown Pa guests of Mr and Mrs C J Kern on a Queen Annes County garden tour Saturday. Mr and Mrs Jack Adams and Mrs Long entertained at dinner Sunday with guests including Mrs Joseph Tonis and others from New York City Delaware Chester Md Easton Westover Denton. A cake for all mothers was presented by Mr and Mrs OBerg. Dr Cecil G Hupp announces Miss Mary Matthews joins Caroline County Health Department nursing staff in the southern end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Anderson
West Point
New York
B. A. Ree
Anderson
Betty Jane Ree
R. C. Tell
Jessie Estey
Bette Bachman
Doylestown
C. J. Kern
Queen Anne’s County
Jack Adams
Long
Joseph Tonis
New York City
Herman O’berg
Claymont
Del
Wm. Long
Chester
Hubbard
Easton
Kennard Harrison
Sherwood
E. P. Magann
Westover
Henry Beck
Orath M. Taylor
Wm. Parks
Joe Ann
Evelyn Danley
Buddy
Denton
O’berg
Cecil G. Hupp
Caroline County
Mary Matthews
Legion Auxiliary To Sponsor Play In Denton May 23
The American Legion Auxiliary Caroline Unit No 29 plans to sponsor the Greensboro Junior Class play Just Ducky in Caroline High School Denton on Monday night May 23 at 8:00 p m daylight time. Denton director Parker Stone will again accompany the class for the performance.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Caroline Unit No. 29
Greensboro
Denton
Ducky
Wye Mills
Parker Stone
Caroline High School
CC Class Enjoys Travelogue and Caribbean Cruise
Members of the Christian Com rade Class of First Methodist Church met at Mrs. C. C. Merriken's home Tuesday to view a travelogue by Charles P. Wright of Federalsburg about his Caribbean cruise. He offered travel hints and vivid port descriptions with photographs. plans were made for a May 24 cold platter supper. Hostesses were Mrs. Mildred Greenlee and Miss Elizabeth MacDonald.
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First Methodist Church
C. C. Merriken
Charles P. Wright
Federalsburg
Wright
Merriken
Mildred Greenlee
Elizabeth MacDonald
William D. Ewing dies at 75 in Wilmington
William D. Ewing died at his home in Wilmington on May 4 at age 75. He was born in Talbot County near Trappe. He is survived by his widow Mary Saulsbury of Denton and several children including Saulsbury D. of Chattanooga, Tenn. Mrs Samuel McKay and Mrs Marston Sullivan of Wilmington, Roger of New York, Francis of Drexel Hill, Pa., and sisters Mrs Elsie Booth and Miss Susan Saulsbury of Denton.
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William D. Ewing
Wilmington
Talbot County
Trappe
Mary Saulsbury
Denton
Saulsbury D
Chattanooga
Tenn
Samuel McKay
Marston Sullivan
Roger
New York
Francis
Drexel Hill
Elsie Booth
Susan Saulsbury
Subcribe for The Denton Journal and county news
A brief promotional line urging readers to subscribe to The Denton Journal to receive complete county news coverage. The note emphasizes access to local reporting and community updates.
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Denton Journal
Mrs. C. H. Wagner To Speak At Church Of The Brethren
Mrs. Charles Wagner, President of the WCTU of Maryland, will address the Church of the Brethren at 8:00 pm Sunday. With local Methodist churches closed for a conference, this talk offers a chance to hear how to promote decency and temperance and encourage clean living. all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Wagner
of the Brethren
Charles Wagner
W.C.T.U. of Maryland
Church of the Brethren
Salisbury
Wagner
The United Nations film on bread aid touted for town
A modest write up praises UN efforts and displaced persons work, praising a planned town screening titled The Battle for Bread to highlight relief and Palestine issues while noting critics overlook these achievements.
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P’s
Palestine
United Nations
Denton’s Final Exhibition Game Against Preston Ends 8–7
The Denton Baseball Club edged Preston 8 to 7 in a dramatic exhibition. Froggy Irwin belted a left field homer as the lead changed hands multiple times. Opening day is Sunday with Hurlock hosting Denton at 2 p.m. The Denton Fireman’s Band plays at the opener. come out and cheer.
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Preston
Froggy Irwin
Denton Club
Denton
Hurlock
Denton Fireman
Local pastor delivers Mothers Day sermon with poem
Rev. T. J. Turkington preached an excellent Mothers Day sermon last Sunday and closed with a poem he composed. Friends welcome Mr. and Mrs. Ellwanger back to the village after a winter in Lakeland Florida and a stay with relatives in Washington.
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T. J. Turkington
In Memoriam for Dear Wife and Mother
In memory of my dear wife who passed away 30 years ago. Time heals, memories linger, and the loss remains fresh for those left behind. We feel the sorrow as though yesterday, and we hope to meet you in a brighter world. From O. H. Henry.
Vanilla From Orchid Pods
A brief note explains vanilla is derived from dried and fermented orchid pods.
Local Visits Highlight Farm and Town Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Roland Towers and son Billy spent Sunday with Federalsburg relatives. Harold Ellwanger of Harrington joined meals with the Smith and Ellwanger families. Judge and Mrs Roland Towers of Harmony were guests of Cleveland Henry. Mrs Albert Shields of Greensboro visited her mother Mrs F L Stafford. Paul Sharp has been on the sick list this week. Geo Wise Jr and sons Glenn and Wajsn e were guests of Cleveland Henry. Edward Henry hosted Monday evening guests. Mrs G Holbrook hosted a ladies committee to plan church carpet and wallpaper. Charles Davis and son visited Grasonville friends Monday evening.
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Roland Towers
Billy
Federalsburg
Harold Ellwanger
Harrington
Lester Smith
Samuel Ellwanger
Harmony
Cleveland Henry
Albert Shields
Greensboro
F. L. Stafford
Paul Sharp
Geo Wise Jr
Glenn and
Wajsne
Edward Henry
G. Holbrook
Charles Davis and Son
Grasonville
Navy man Russell Fifield visits Rhode Island home
A N Russell Fifield stationed at Naval Air Station Quonset Point Rhode Island spent the weekend at his parents Mr and Mrs Raymond Fifield.
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A. N. Russell Fifield
Naval Air Station
Quonset Point
Rhode Island
Mrs
Raymond Fifield
Sunday School Origin in Gloucester 1735
The Sunday School began in Gloucester England in 1735. This early movement laid foundations for organized religious education in communities led by local volunteers and clergy.
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Gloucester
England
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St. Vincent Ferrer's Church
Matthews
University of Minnesota
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U. S. Public Health Service
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Donora
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U.S. Gov
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Townsend
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