Denton Softball League Sees Two Undefeated Remain
The Denton Softball League’s second week leaves Hallowell's and C & P Telephone undefeated. Nuttles beat the American Legion 6 to 4 after a late two run rally, while Hallowell's overwhelmed the National Guard 19 to 7. Jack Nuttle and Barney Nuttle led the pitching in a key early-season matchup. In Greensboro, May Day events featured Miss Mary Kkelly as May Queen with a full school program and festivities.
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Denton
Hallowell’s
C & P Telephone
American Legion
Nuttles
Legion
Jack Nuttle
Barney Nuttle
Hallowell
National Guard Combine
Aces
Harry Karchey
Wilmington
Ida Clark
William Tribbitt
Marcus Hook
Alvin Tribbitt
Thelda Roe
Parks
Linwood Horseman
Ralph Sharp
Effa Plummer
H. L. Cohee
Harry Butler
Harley Needles
Fred Monroe
Fred Reed
Milton, del
Oak Orchard
Nokomis Hall
Kerns Electrical Co
Greensboro School
Mary Kkelly
Kenny Wathers
Dickey Pursley
Sally Ann Bash
Margaret Eveland
Dorothy Stirn
Mary Lou Wyatt
Calif
B. C. Beckham
H. C. DuBois
Southern Baptist Convention
Miami
Florida
Charles Bristow
Langhorne
H. C. du Bois
Gordon McQuare
Cecil Kenney
Bill Lane
Bill Darling
Telephone
Sonny Henry
Pokey Lane
National Guard Ab RH
Rampmeyer
Green
Palmer
Kenney
Schuyler
Cf Knotts
E Davis
Summers
Rf Jones
Rf Baker
R. MecQuate
G. McQuate
A. Bennington
Moxon Mooney
Turner Drummong
Spencer Darling
Layton Nuttle
Ab Kaufman
Wunderlich
Bennington
J. Nuttle
P Fretterd
Baynard
Dodd
Stephens
Bodenbender
H Lord
Willis
Cf Keller
Lane
Joiner
Rf Beck
Ib Skinner
Williams
Lf Schuyler
If Coala
C Cole
C B. Nuttle
New Homemakers Club Organized in Greensboro Burrsville
The farm women between Greensboro and Burrsville formed a Homemakers Club on Thursday May 15 with 12 members. Meeting at Mrs Melvin Carroll home included pictures discussion and officer elections. Officers named President Mrs Calvin Lister Vice President Mrs Fred Thawley Secretary Mrs Melvin Carroll serving until January 1953. Next meeting set for June 12 at Mrs Fred Thawley's.
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Greensboro
Burrsville
Melvin Carroll
Calvin Lister
Fred Thawley
Greensboro Junior Women's Club Meets May Nineteenth
The Greensboro Junior Women's Club met at Rosie Berger's home with 15 members. Minutes approved. Planned ads for card tables and letters to secure sponsors. Voted $24 toward rent for the monthly Greensboro clinic. Dr. Dillon sent thanks for a gift. Annual picnic set for June 9 with refreshments planned. Club supports Girl Scouts and seeks fall scout leaders. notify Mrs. Sarah Bash. Bake sale May 17 raised nearly $30. Meeting adjourned after refreshments. Also notes on England electric cable work and Andrew Jackson in 1832.
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Greensboro
Rosie Berger
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