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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1954

Page

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Judge Carter To Be Memorial Day Speaker

Judge J. DeWeese Carter will be the principal speaker at Memorial Day Services in Denton Cemetery at 2:30 p m Sunday May 30 A parade forms on Fourth Street at 2 p m and proceeds to Market then across the causeway to the cemetery The program includes prayer one verse of America an address by Judge Carter presentation of Citizenship essay awards Star Spangled Banner taps benediction and an open house at the Legion Hall

J. DeWeese Carter Denton Cemetery Fourth Street Market T. J. Turkington America Caroline High School Caroline County Bar Association Legion Hall

Some Farmers May Face Grain Storage Dilemma

Maryland farmers may be forced to store wheat on farms if Baltimore and Philadelphia terminals cannot provide enough storage. Government loans require inspected structures and accountability for deterioration, creating a difficult path to on farm storage.

Baltimore Philadelphia Maryland George J. Martin State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee

Prospective Graduates Listed For Caroline County Schools

List of 160 prospective graduates across Caroline County with commencement dates for Caroline High School Greensboro Preston Federalsburg and Federalsburg. Names span Academic General and Stenographic courses with student names, including Miriam Ruth Albright John Kenly Mandrell Barbara Campbell Hager and many others.

Caroline County Caroline High School Miriam Ruth Albright Thomas Benjamin Fallin Barbara Campbell Hager John Kenly Mandrell Betty Jo Orme Nancy Belle Schall Caroline R. Sparklin Joseph B. Steelman Elogeanne Elaine Thawley John Arnold Todd Norma Evelyn Wright Chas T. Baker Lacy Stevens Browne Thomas Fleetwood Elben Charles Richard Fr Audrey Ann Dean Audrey Ann Garrett Barbara Jean Siefken Patricia Ann Towers Rose Marie Wood Loren L. Wagner Greensboro Jacob A. Bishop Carolyn Elizabeth Brown Barbara M. Butler Elizabeth Caine William Edward Caine Stanley M. Cole Richard Allen Walls Noble Dhue Michael Dobraski Walter Fred Gemmill Lemuel C. Kinnamon, Jr David R. McCreary, Jr William M. Minner Donald Shively Douglas Spicher John Houston Thawley Carroll W. Thomas David C. Ward Hugh Williamson Irene Sylvia Biddle Carlton Anderson Edwards Mary Ellen Kinnamon Ruth Sarah Nielsen Kathryn Mae Richard Mary Carolyn Shockley Nancy Jean Snowberger Phyllis Ann Williamson Sylvia Lee Williamson Edgar Cahall Louise Alice Dust James Henry Porter Preston High School Carole Eina Peterson James Marvin Prettyman Donald Albert Quidas Joyce van Schaik Larry William van de Visser Mary Elizabeth Davis Lawrence Franklin Fl

Girl Scout Neighborhood Association Met Monday

The Girl Scout Neighborhood Association met Monday evening at Mrs. K T Everngain s home with assistances from Mrs. Theodore Orme Mrs. David Swecker and Miss Esther Mae Christian. Mrs. James Quick chaired as guest speaker Dr Thone Schadt spoke on the Day Camp program planning a July Day Camp at Camp Todd involving Denton Greensboro Ridge ly Federalsburg Volunteers urged for outdoor work. Officers for 1954 55 are Mrs James Quick chairman Mrs William Dempsey secretary and Mrs Roy Slaughter treasurer.

Girl Scout Neighborhood Association K. T. Everngain Theodore Orme David Swecker Esther Mae Christian James Quick Thone Schadt Camp Todd Clifford Stafford Denton Greensboro Ridgely Federalsburg William Dempsey Roy Slaughter

Reese Theatre Forum To Discuss Entertainment

Community citizens from Camden-Wyoming Felton Woodside Frederica and Houston will discuss a complete renovation plan for the central theatre that serves multiple local communities with varied entertainment needs. The forum aims to outline improvements and bring neighbors into the theatrical business decision process.

Camden-Wyoming Felton Woodside Frederica Houston

Bridgeville Girls Welcome Delmarva Chicken Festival

Glamour fills the Delmarva Chicken Festival welcome as Bridgeville trio Connie Ewing Nancy Wheatley and Sandra Davis appear on the sign at Radio Station WJWL on Du Pont Highway just north of Georgetown Miss Wheatley crowned Miss Bridgeville with Inwing and Davis as runners up following a May 7 event near the town.

Bridgeville Girls Delmarva Bridgeville Connie Ewing Nancy Wheatley Sandra Davis Miss Wheatley Inwing Miss Davis WJWL DuPont Highway Georgetown

Doris Dickerson Wins Preston Beauty Prize

Doris Louise Dickerson a 16 year old from Hurlock won the Preston School beauty contest last Friday night and will represent Preston at the Del marva Chicken Festival Queen contest in Georgetown on June 21. Ger aldine Coughenour of Preston High School finished second and Eloise Delores Layton was third. The event sponsored by the Preston Lions Club was directed by Clarence Phillips with William Jaegar as master of ceremonies. Contestants paraded in bathing suits and evening gowns and were judged on poise personality posture and beauty.

Doris Louise Dickerson Wilson Dickerson Hurlock Preston School Preston Delmarva Georgetown Hurlock High School Geraldine Coughenour Preston High School Albert F. Coughenour Eloise Delores Layton Helen Wagner Preston Lions Club Clarence Phillips William Jaegar WJWL Del

Rural Women's Short Course at University of Maryland

The Rural Women's Short Course will be held at the University of Maryland College Park from June 14 to 19. Open to any County woman not requiring Homemakers Club membership, with signups via Bessie M. Spafford by June 2 to secure county reservations. May 28 Memorial Day dance at Caroline Memorial Post 7937 in Greensboro Denton road, 9 PM to 1 AM, $2 per couple with Happy Palmer orchestra. WIFW Buddy Poppies on sale this weekend.

University of Maryland College Park Bessie M. Spafford Caroline Memorial Greensboro- Denton Road Happy Palmer

Cooklyn Driver Killed In Pennsylvania Crash

One driver died and another injured in a two truck collision on the Industrial highway in Tinicum Pennsylvania shortly before 4 p m Tuesday The dead man was Frank J Lucas 36 of Hartly Delaware driving a trailer for Cooklyn Dairies The other driver Charles R Butler 50 of Philadelphia is hospitalized with internal injuries Butler was thrown from the truck Lucas was trapped in his tractor cab The crash prompted police radio calls and rescue crews using crow bars and sledges Funeral services are planned for Saturday at Templeville Church with military rites and burial in Templeville Cemetery.

Tinicum Frank J. Lucas Hartly Del Cooklyn Dairies Goldsboro Charles R. Butler Philadelphia Taylor Hospital Ridley Park Butler Lucas Joseph Bostedo Tinicum Township Henderson Lillian Lucas Frank Jr Geraldine Louise Russell Yates Brookline Mass Templeville Church Charles E. Covington Templeville Rawlings Greensboro

Miss Janet Hoffman To Study In New York City

Miss Janet Hoffman of Denton, Salisbury State Teachers College sophomore, will study voice in New York City next year with Madam Rose Walter, Met Opera vocal coach and Salzburg Music Festival director. Senior Ethel O Connor arranged an audition. Walter praised Hoffman as opera material. Hoffman's scholarship supported by Caroline County Women’s Club, with prior study in Seaford and performances in Baltimore and Salisbury.

Janet Hoffman Denton Salisbury State Teachers’ College New York City Madam Rose Walter Metropolitan Opera Company Salsburg Austria Ethel O’connor Miss Hoffman New York Walter Jessie Fleming Caroline County Business and Professional Women’s Club Elvira Schewedenberg Seaford Berlin Germany Maryland State Chorus Baltimore State Teachers’ College Salisbury Caroline High School Here James W. Hoffman

Rev Harry Ziegler Preaches Baccalaureate at Caroline High

The Rev. Harry Ziegler of the Church of the Brethren will preach the baccalaureate sermon for Caroline High School graduates on Sunday at 8 p m. The Rev. C Robert Sutton will give the invocation and the Rev. John E K French will pronounce the benediction. After Scripture and prayer the audience will sing Onward Christian Soldiers with musical numbers by Peggy Van Dyke Susie Cooper Ellen Carter Nichols the Junior Glee Club and the school orchestral ensemble.

Harry Ziegler Church of the Brethren Caroline High School Peggy van Dyke Susie Cooper Ellen Carter Nichols Junior Glee Club Normandy Mason God Luther Sibelius Lord Jesus Flynnn

New WBOC TV to Start Daily Maryland News Channel

WBOC TV Salisbury plans a test pattern this week as it nears full on air status. General manager Charles J. Truitt says programs should begin about three weeks after the test pattern, with daily telecasts from 5 p.m. to midnight once permanent. WBOC TV will be the first Maryland Washington area station in five years, boasting a 652 foot Delmar Road antenna, the region’s tallest.

Wboc TV Salisbury Charles J. Truitt Wboc-Tv Channel 16 Truitt Maryland-Washington Delmar Road Maryland

Junior Auxiliary Elects Mrs. R. H. Hallowell

The Denton Unit of the Memorial Hospital Junior Auxiliary elected new officers for the coming year at a May 24 meeting at Mrs. R. Hamilton Hallowell’s home with Mrs. J. Frank Lane presiding. Officers include president Mrs. R. Hamilton Hallowell vice president Mrs. John W. Logan secretary Mrs. James Merriken treasurer Mrs. Quentin R. Walsh and governor Mrs. J. Frank Lane. The combined units meeting for Denton Federalsburg and Easton is set for June 1 at the new Nurses' Home in Easton. The Denton unit will meet again in August.

Denton Memorial Hospital, Easton R. Hamilton Hallowell J. Frank Lane James Merriken Quentin R. Walsh Federalsburg Easton New Nurses’ Home Pennsfield

County Fire Auxiliary Met In Preston May 21

The Caroline County Firemen's Auxiliary gathered Friday evening at Preston Fire Hall with fifty six members. President Mrs Paul Singer led discussions on supporting firemen with refreshments for the county field day, proposing each town auxiliary contribute a set sum annually. Ridgely ladies invited the county group to meet in September. no further meetings until fall. Preston auxiliary entertained with local music and dancing, followed by refreshments.

Caroline County Ridgely Preston

Jury Acquits D'Alesandro of Perjury in Maryland

A Salisbury jury of four women and eight men acquitted Franklin Roosevelt D'Alesandro, 21, son of Baltimore's mayor, of perjury after a five day trial. The not guilty verdict was read by jury foreman Mrs Stella M Hughes amid a tense crowd. D'Alesandro embraced his fiancee and mother and kissed Joseph Sherbow, former Baltimore circuit court judge who headed the defense team.

Salisbury Franklin Roosevelt D’alesandro Baltimore Stella M. Hughes Joseph Sherbow

Byrd to Tour Caroline County on June 4

Democratic governor candidate Dr Harry C Byrd will tour Caroline County on Friday June 4, leaving Brick Hotel at 9 30 a m. He plans a second visit to Caroline later and an evening meeting in Denton.

Harry C Curly) Byrd Caroline County Brick Hotel Caroline Denton

Mason and Dixon Stone Restored at Marydel Site

The Marydel Crown stone, a Mason and Dixon marker from 1765, was reset on the Maryland Delaware boundary. Executive Secretary William Bayliff attended as the stone is placed to mark the 45 mile north south line and bears the Lord Baltimore and Penn arms.

Mason and Dixon Stone Marydel Mason and Dixon St. Louis William Bayliff Board of Natural Resources Maryland-Delaware Delaware Lord Baltimore Penn Maryland House of Delegates Annapolis Statehouse Maryland Academy of Science

Caroline School Honors Mrs. J L Hughes At Dinner

Caroline High School teachers hosted a turkey dinner in the high school cafeteria to honor retirement bound Mrs J L Hughes after 31 years in education. Guests included her husband and two sons with daughters in law, and Denton residents Mrs Jonathan L Hughes Jr of New York and Mrs Harry Roe Hughes. Principal Thomas W Baucom served as MC and gift presenter T Conover Crouse gave an electric coffee maker. Six students Patsy Kelly Ann Crouse Peggy Van Dyke Barbara Hager Susie Cooper Ellen Carter Nichols sang the Lord's Prayer. Mrs Hughes is the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Harry A Roe of Denton and previously taught in West Virginia before returning home.

Denton Jonathan L. Hughes O. O. Stivers Hughes Jonathan L. Hughes, Jr New York Harry Roe Hughes Thomas W. Baucom Caroline High School T. Conover Crouse Patsy Kelly Ann Crouse Peggy van Dyke Barbara Hager Susie Cooper Ellen Carter Nichols Harry A. Roe West Virginia

Easton Community Concert Drive Opens Monday

The Easton Community Concert Association opened its annual drive with a Monday dinner at Christ Church Parish House in Easton for officers and workers. About fifty attendees represented the association. Miss Anne Eason, president, introduced Marjorie Lee of Columbia Artists Management, who directed last year’s campaign. Arrangements were by Mrs. Emsley Coble.

Easton Community Concert Association Christ Church Parish House Easton Marjorie Lee Columbia Artists Management New York City Emsley Coble Anne Eason Easton Concert Association Lee

Mayor L A Moore Re elected By Big Majority

At the town election held last Monday afternoon 493 ballots were cast. Mayor L A Moore received 354 votes and Mr Cooper 127 with 12 ballots spoiled. Moore was elected for a five year term.

Mr. Moore Mr. Cooper

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