Scout News Denton Cub Scouts Active In November
Denton area Cub Scouts stayed busy in November with meetings, field trips, and service activities. Pack leaders highlighted troop projects, community involvement, and participation by local youths across several den groups.
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Denton
Cub Scouts
Den ton Cubs aid vote drive and woods scavenger fun
On November 1 Den ton Cub Pack 265 distributed reminders for get out the vote on first second and third streets while Boy Scout Troop 189 tended the town. November 8 fourteen Cubs joined their Cub Master Fred Asilton for games in the woods including follow the leader and a treasure hunt with candy prizes.
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Denton
Fred Asilton
Billy Hardy
Butch Slaughter
Deford Brown
Ricky Asilton
Donald McQuate
Lee Coulby
Ricky Usilton
When Knights Were Bold Cub Scout Pack Meet at church
Theme Knights Were Bold for Pack Meeting on November 14 at First Methodist Church. Cubs made swords shields helmets and armor over four weeks and will present seven new Bob Cat pins Jackie Cole Sandy Wright Jackie DeFord Dickie Towers Michael Meeks Ray Billborough Eddie Sutton. Nine teen Denton Cubs to receive achievement awards and service stars. Den 4 adds Alan Redish from Crisfield. Parents urged to attend 7 to 8 p m.
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First Methodist Church
King Arthur
Round Table
Jackie Cole
Sandy Wright
Jackie DeFord
Dickie Towers
Michael Meeks
Ray Bilbrough
Eddie Sutton
Alan Reddish
Crisfield Pack
Den 4
Denton
Scouts distribute 2500 door knob hangers in regional drive
The Del-Mar-Va Council coordinated a get out the vote effort with Troop 165 and Pack 265 of Denton led by Scoutmaster Percy Scudder and Cubmaster Fred Asilton. They covered Denton, Oil City, Hobbs, Andersontown and Concord.
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Freedom Foundation
Del-Mar-Va
Denton
Percy Scudder
Fred Asilton
Oil City
Hobbs
Andersontown
Concord
Buddy Andrews
Larry Clopper
Daniel Crouse
Michael Everngain
Thos
Goldsboro WSCS Circle Hosts Twenty One Members
Mrs Alonzo Cohee hosted WSCS Circle No 1 at her home with twenty one members and four guests attending. Various local visits noted include Mrs Ray Kirwin visiting a niece near St Martins Md and Mrs Lillie Evans visiting her daughter in Cheswold. Carolyn Brown hosted Senior 4 H girls for an evening plan to attend a Denton banquet. Plans and visits anchor a week of community notices and Armistice Day holiday travel.
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Alonzo Cohee
WSCS
Ray Kirwin
St. Martins
Goldsboro
Zolton Misley
Lillian
Linden
N. J
Misley
Carolyn Brown
Denton
Maude White
Bess Ross
Virgie Dill
Felton
Del
Marydel Clergy and Clubs Announce November Meetings
Marydel WSCS met on Nov 11 at Mrs. Harry Smith’s home and planned serving the Maryland Rural Mail Carriers dinner at the Community Hall on the coming Saturday. The Marydel Civic Club will meet Nov 20 at 8 p m at Mrs. John Cook’s home with a cooking themed program and officer elections. Calvary Methodist Church held a well attended Sunday service and invites regular attendance. Sunday School starts at 10 a m and church at 11 a m. Steward Board meets Mon Nov 17 at the church.
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H. L. King
Rockville Centre
L. I. New York
Evelyn Glass
Brooklyn
N. Y
Howard Harris
Edwin Henry
Cambridge
Louis E. Richards
H. C. Houghtaling
WSCS
Bethesda Church
Shriners
E. J. Harris
Inez Noble
D. E. Nuckols
Lee Noble
H. M. Hollis
John Noble
Atwood Wash
Richmond
T. L. Trice, Jr
J. L. Gallagher
Creighton Carmine
Avondale
Easton
PTA
Denton
Charlotte Cannon
Harvey Jarboe
Sherwood
Marydel
Harry Smith
Maryland
Calvary Methodist Church
Steward Board
Calvary Church
Income tax cut could raise pay and dividends, add workers
The Eagle of Wichita Kansas states that cutting income tax by half the amount paid by one large company would fund a 10 percent wage rise for employees and a 10 percent increase in dividends for stockholders, with funds to buy equipment to add 3,000 workers.
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The
Eagle
Wichita
Kan
Miss Mary Rost Receives 35 Years Service Diamond Pendant
Miss Mary M Rost was honored at Tidewater Inn Easton with a diamond set pendant for thirty five years in the Bell Telephone System. She began as an operator in Newark in 1914, rose to Senior Supervisor, and remained with New Jersey Bell until 1942, then moved to Caroline County and Denton.
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Mary M. Rost
Bell Telephone System
Tidewater Inn
Easton
Miss Rost
Old Market
Mary Rost
C & P Telephone Co
E. E. Herrold
George Dutton
W. H. Waesche
Julia Smith
Martha Adams
Faye Brubaker
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