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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1964

Page

4

4-H Automotive Program Begins in Caroline County

The Caroline County 4-H Automotive Program will start in November with eight planned meetings in Denton and Federalsburg. Open to 15 year olds, the program teaches rules of the road car maintenance and safe operation, with activities from highway hazard hunts to plant tours and mock trials. Awards include key chains, traveling trophy and a National 4-H Club Congress trip.

Caroline County Loyal C. Reger Denton Federalsburg Chicago

Denton society notes and upcoming church meeting

The Woman's Society of St. Luke's Church will hold a general meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 24 at 8 p m in Fellowship Hall. The Ruth Reynolds Circle will present the program themed The Disciplined Life followed by a fellowship hour with circle hostesses. Various local residents are noted visiting, traveling, or hosting: Miss Ella M. Carter returned from a world tour. Misses Madge and Dorothy Jump visited in Seaford. Mrs. G H Rue is a patient at Easton Hospital. Mrs. Marvel G Friedel visits Dallas. granddaughter Gretta Friedel, stage name Sera Finn, sings in a Sherman Texas opera. Other items include returns from assignments and travel in Texas, a Golden Wedding anniversary for Lowman Ott, Sr. and Mrs. Ott with open house on Sunday, Nov 22 from 2 to 6 pm with no invitations issued.

Woman’s Society of St. Luke’s Church Fellowship Hall Ruth Reynolds Ella M. Carter Madge Dorothy Jump Edwin Dutton Seaford Sera Finn John W. Asher Denton Burton A. Roe Lester Love Cornelius Galvin Malvern Lofland A. Slaughter Texas Chris Biger Helen Selin Carroll Whiteley Richard Baltimore Lloyd Andrew Insent Reserve Farm Centreville Lowman Ott

Mary Angela Donato and Thomas L Young Wedding

Miss Mary Angela Donato and Thomas L Young of Felton wed at noon on Monday November 16. Officiating minister Rev W L Jump presided at the couple’s home ceremony with only the groom’s sister Donna Billings as attendant. The groom serves in the Navy in Brooklyn NY and the couple will reside in Harrington.

Mary Angela Donato Thomas L. Young Felton W. L. Jump Donna Billlings The Navy Brooklyn N. Y Harrington

Peoples Bank Dedication Opens New Colonial Building

A large audience attended the dedication of the new Peoples Bank building on Market Street. Governor Tawes and Governor Carvel cut the ribbon. Dr. John E. French laid the cornerstone with copper box deposits from visitors. Officials and guests toured the Georgian style two story facility as flowers, banquet and colonial decor enhanced the ceremony. The bank’s directors hosted open house the previous evening for regional banking friends. The bank resumes operations in the new Colonial Banking House on Monday, November 23.

Nuttle Market Street John E. French Denton Zion Methodist Church Cambridge Tawes Carvel State Bank Herbert R. O’conor Jr John Hespelhorn Orme Ferdinand P. Kelly Earl R. Field Wilbert Merriken Browning E. Theodore Orme Caroline Wilbert L. Merriken Bank Carolina County Historical Society Porker Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Delaware Maryland Bernard Kibler Judson Bateman Coursey Edwards Wilmington New Colonial Banking House

Anti Poverty Work Program Studied by Board

At the last Board of Education meeting the county superintendent and staff were authorized to explore securing federal funds under the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964 to run a Work Training Program for Caroline County. The plan targets high school students ages 16 to 22 in need of finances to stay in school, allowing up to two hours daily on weekdays and five hours Saturdays, with work at schools or other agencies and not replacing paid staff.

Board of Education Caroline County Percy Williams State Department of Education Williams United States Department of Labor Wilbur S. Hoppengardener

Tag Day Acknowledged as Big Success by Health Officials

Dr Edwin G Riley County Health Officer and Frank Kopen Health Association president thank the public for Tag Day on November 3. District organizers led by Mrs Mary Roden and others contributed to a total of 764.71 dollars with donations from Denton Ridge ly Greensboro Henderson Preston federalsburg and 6th District. The Health Association plans to buy equipment for the Physical Therapy Program as funds allow.

Edwin G. Riley Frank Kopen The Health Association Mary Roden Bernard Dewey Archie Carroll T. C. Long Victor Rieck Frank M. Anderson James Truitt Kurt Lederer Carlie Hollingsworth Denton Ridgely Greensboro Henderson Preston Federalsburg 6Th District

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