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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1958
Page
6
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A reader quiz by Brad Anderson with a list of crossword style clues. Includes numbers and brief hints such as Diefenbai ers land war Quibble The devil A stripe mil Cease teritory Lettuce Sofas Actress Maude Examina tions Pay atten tion Mohamme dan call to prayer Fresh Yellow bugle A wing Sound a horn Fish Polynesian drink Fire s residue Turkish soldier Form of trap shooting Charles Hughes Affixes Grows pale Of the nostrils.
A devotional note presents Bible material referencing Numbers 27 12 23 Deuteronomy 34 9 12 and Joshua 1 1. It highlights the theme of leadership succession and the enduring guidance of Psalm 1 and likely a reflective meditation for readers.
The article argues leaders are essential in any group from nations to clubs and uses Moses and Joshua to illustrate how successors should carry on a predecessor’s work. It highlights three key leader traits firmness courage and faith while noting that unique individuals shape enduring progress.
Twenty five years ago in Wilmington weekend visits frame a county roundup. A May 27 1933 report details a storm near Bridge Town that forced a passenger plane to land near Denton before continuing its journey. It also recounts a deadly hail event in Caroline County with crop damage, a 1921 storm memory, and a long list of social notices including a May 20 wedding in Cordova. It ends with local community news on garden shows, rescues by three youths at Zacharias Mill Pond, and multiple visits and birthdays across Denton and nearby towns.
Doris and O O Stivers provided the energy and funds to run the Miss Denton beauty contest. Their relentless work elevated the event and earned broad confidence. The Denton Chamber of Commerce commends their leadership and public-spirited effort.
At the Hillsboro Queen Anne Methodist Church MYF sponsored a Saturday straw ride for about 18 youths along Tuckahoe Neck road. The group enjoyed a wiener roast at Stony Point after the ride with chaperones Mr. and Mrs. Edward Whitby, Mrs. Laura Eveland, and Mrs. Everett Murphy.
Miss Annabel Clark spent last weekend with Mr and Mrs Wilbur Andrews near Denton. Mrs Fannie Temple of Newport Del is visiting Mr J B Medford and Mr and Mrs James Medford near town. On Sunday she visited Mr and Mrs Roy Medford and family. Mr and Mrs Grover Tharp and
GREAT LAKES ILL Francis FE Schuyler electrician's mate fireman apprentice USN son of Mr and Mrs Ellwood S Schuyler Denton Apr 18 graduated from the Electrician's Mate School at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes Ill During the 14 week course students are trained to maintain and operate electric motors generators switchboards batteries and search lights.
Mrs Susie Thompson visits Denton at son William Thompson’s home. Jean Hodgman and Dan visit Fleming parents. Sonny Eaton from Queen Anne visits cousin Rusty Eaton. Sandy Harris from Queen Anne stays with Linda Krabill. Norma Hill of Denton guests at Linda Pratt. Francis Fleming’s knee operation progresses. crutches used briefly. First softball game of year: Hillsboro 15, Queen Anne 8. women to face teenagers next. Aunt Pearl’s 4-H Club meets on Monday.
A sequence of local weekend visits and Sunday gatherings is reported. Families from Millington Harrington Dover and Ingleside, including Rev Fred A Arndt's welcome at Henderson Methodist Church, are noted along with multiple home visits and family outings.
Sergeant First Class Howard Callahan age 30 son of Mr and Mrs Howard Callahan Sr Ridgely participated in Armed Forces Day ceremonies May 17 with the 501st Armored Medical Company in Fulda Germany Callahan platoon sergeant entered the Army in 1943 last stationed at Fort Dix New Jersey arrived in Europe in August 1956 Callahan attended Ridgely High School His wife Ruth accompanies him in Germany.
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