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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1954
Page
11
Miss Mary Lou Pinder directed folk dancing for the coronation ceremony. The program featured grade dances from seventh to twelfth, including May Pole, Mexican Hat, Swedish Schottische, polka, grand march, and the Queen's waltz. Elementary dances complemented the pageant as the school band played for the parade.
Mr. King, a Westminster College alumnus, holds 13% years in Pennsylvania public high schools and 1% years on Westminster’s faculty. He spent 4 years as a state accountant and 10 years running the family farm after his father’s death. He coaches local athletics and engages in Grace Methodist Church activities with his family.
Caroline County schools unite for a concert featuring combined choruses singing The Orchestra Song and a trumpet arranged God of Our Fathers. Guest director Wanda L. Ewing, former Fed eralsburg High School music teacher, accompanies Peggy Van Dyke of Denton. No admission, event aims to encourage broad participation in good music.
Miss Sanderson leads a Laurel Girl Scout Institute next Tuesday funded by Stanley Home Products. The program offers outdoor homemaking and arts and crafts to leaders, troop committees, and other adults across Wilmington Peninsula and Wicomico Councils to prepare for future camping with Brownies through Senior Scouts.
Caroline Banquet honors two retiring teachers after long service in the county. Mrs Hughes, mother of Jonathan and Harry Roe, with husband at Choptank Electric in Denton, returns to teaching since 1929. Preston High School band performs under Earl Roberts. Richard Hall acts as toast master. planning committee includes Baucom Grady Roberts and Beckwith. Lewis Davis leads Caroline County Teachers Association as president.
We thank the people of Denton for their assistance in our search for our son Johnnie. Special thanks to the Denton Volunteer Fire Company and Co H 115th Inf Reg Caroline National Guard for their valuable participation. Your help will be cherished. Jack and Clara Mae Christopher Federalsburg Maryland.
Conservation experts warn growing demand from industry and agriculture could make water scarcer across the United States. In the East shortages loom in dairy and industrial areas, while the West may gain supplies only at higher costs.
Hampshire breeders from Maryland and adjacent areas gather for the State-wide Hampshire Field Day at a Peoria drawn program May 27 led by Meyer. University of Maryland animal husbandry staff including Dr. John E. Foster Malcolm H. Kerr and Boyd T. Whittle join the Hampshire breeders association officers Charles Lutz Fred Detwiler and Howard Wachter. Mrs Jones provides coffee and hot beans for attendees.
A devotional verse reflecting on Romans 8 28 that all events good or bad serve God’s plan. The speaker seeks to trust a Father’s broader design, noting light and shadow blend to shape destiny. The poem envisions heavenly perspective and eventual clarity beyond earthly trials.
Advice urging calm relaxation acknowledges common nervous tension and notes that simply forcing ease can backfire. It suggests genuine relaxation comes from balanced effort and avoiding striving too hard to achieve calm.
Eighteen members of Discussion Group 2 met at Mr. and Mrs. Howard Legg’s home on Tuesday evening May 18. Some members were absent due to illness. Topics included segregation perspectives, farm program concerns, and international trade with readings on Easter Baskets and Trade and Children In Today's World. Mr. Legg presided as vice-president and refreshments were served. The next gathering is set for June 22 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Lowe.
This piece explains that excess effort during speech causes muscle tension and jitters. It guides recognizing tension in the forehead, abdomen, jaw, and hands, then practicing deliberate tightening and release. With regular relaxation, performance becomes automatic and stress eases.
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