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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1952
Page
9
The Honorable Thomas B. R. Mudd warns vehicle owners the Department files are being revised for new license plates and asks immediate notification of any recent address changes. Send a postcard with name old and new address license plate number and title number if possible. Notify within thirty days to avoid delays obtaining applications and plates.
The Williston 4 H Club met at Mrs Hager’s home on November 5 with Barbara Hager and Nancy Belle Schall as assistant leaders. Officers elected: Ellen Wilson president Janet Pippin vice president Merry Lee Engerman secretary Mary Elizabeth Todd treasurer Dorothy Jean Billmeier reporter. A Halloween hay ride October 31 ended at the armory with games and refreshments at Mrs Hager’s home.
Kent Island defeated Federalsburg 2 to 1 while Queen Anne tied Sudlersville 0 0 and Ridgely routed Denton 5 to 0 in Sunday action.
Delmar Raceway drew about 1400 stock car fans for a torrid day as Leadfoot Lou Johnson from Wilmington led 25 laps then swept to victory in car 4-0. Moe details note crashes and heat results, with Russ Townsend, Jake Twilley and others in top placements.
Raceway event noted for this afternoon with a call to keep the time free and be on hand for the activities. Availability and punctual attendance are urged for spectators and participants alike.
Miss Lenore Amerman, regional director of the National Office of the Girl Scouts in Washington, D. C., presented the charter to the Peninsula Girl Scout Council Inc of Delaware and Maryland at a Seaford dinner meeting. She outlined rights and responsibilities, noted the scope of the organization, and named officers and committee chairs. Mrs. K. Thomas Everngam accepted the charter as the council’s newly elected president, asking continued local support for growth and efficiency. Continued on Page 10.
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