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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1952

Page

12

Revival Services At Goldsboro Holiness Church

Revival begins at Goldsboro Pilgrim Holiness Church on Sunday Nov 23 and runs through Dec 7 with Miss Ellen Webb directing daily except Saturday at 7 30 pm Sunday services include 9 45 am Sunday School 7 00 pm Young Peoples service and gospel messages at 11 00 am 7 30 pm on Nov 23 30 and Dec 7 11 00 am 2 30 pm and 7 30 pm services on those dates All are welcome P F Bean pastor

Ellen Webb Young Peoples P. F. Bean

Revival Services At Pilgrim Holiness Church Den ton

Revival services will be held at the Pilgrim Holiness Church in Denton each evening from Tuesday December 2 through Sunday December 14. Evangelist Rev. J H Philpot of Fredonia Kansas will lead the meetings with special music by local talent.

Pilgrim Holiness Church Denton J. H. Philpot Fredonia Kansas

Examination Announced For Rural Carrier Denton Md

The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination for a rural carrier at Denton Maryland. Applications close December 11 1952 with admission cards mailed after the closing date. Salary on a 30 mile route is 3158 plus 20 per year for each additional mile. shorter routes earn less.

United States Civil Service Commission Denton United States

Wesley College Trustees Elect Officers

The Wesley Junior College board reelected Wilmer Fell Davis as president with John T. Holt as vice president William B. Simpson as secretary and Rev. Lawrence Windsor as treasurer. New trustees include Dr. George R. Miller Jr Bishop G. Bromley Oxnam and Rev. Milton Keen. The college reported rising enrollment and adequate income and approved property purchase on Cecil Street and a development survey to redefine needs and a program to meet them.

Wesley Junior College Wilmer Fell Davis Federalsburg Davis John T. Holt Salisbury William B. Simpson Wyoming Lawrence E. Windsor Wilmington David Baker Laurel Elwood F. Melson Hayes Cecil Street John J. Williams O. W. Daisey William F. Dunkle

Pioneer oil driller William A. Smith linked to Titusville well

The man who drilled history's first oil well near Titusville Pennsylvania was William A. Smith from Tarentum Pennsylvania.

Titusville William A. Smith Tarentum, Pa

Schwanda And Sons Mark 15th Anniversary Denton Plant

B Schwanda and Sons celebrate fifteen years since opening their Denton plant on November 21 1936. Henry Schwanda president thanks speakers and workers for cooperation as the firm notes past efforts by J Roland Chaffin chalfinch Calvert C Merriken and J DeWeese Carter who helped establish operations. The company also operates plants in Winfield Long Island and Stamford Conn with Stephen Swatik in charge since opening.

Henry Schwanda Denton B. Sehwanda and Sons Winfield L. L N. Y J. Roland Chaffinch Calvert C. Merriken J. DeWeese

Lead Poisoning in Calves Aligned With Shipping Fever

Lead poisoning, a common metallic illness in calves, is sometimes mistaken for shipping fever. The overlap in symptoms can delay correct diagnosis and treatment, stressing the need for careful differential testing and prompt veterinary care.

Plans Near Completion For Peninsula Girl Scout Drive

Ogden Driggs of Oxford, Finance Chairman, says the Peninsula Girl Scout Council plans a $15,000 budget for 1953 with offices and a professional worker. County and town chairmen across Kent, Queen Anne’s, Caroline, Dorchester, Easton area, Sussex, and officials in Milford and Frederica organize the drive to fund training for tomorrow’s women.

Peninsula Peninsula Girl Scout Council Delaware Maryland Ogden Driggs Oxford Sussex County Del Ray C. Cole Chestertown Kent County C. Rodney Layton Centreville Queen Anne's County Charles Bilbrough Greensboro Caroline County W. R. Phillips Vienna Dorchester County Cambridge Harold M. Jump S. Aurora St Easton Virgil B. Bishop Earl Williams Frank Clendaniel, Jr Milford Chas. Ross Frederica William Young Hillsboro Girl Scout Movement

Nearly 300 4-Hers Attend Annual Banquet

Nearly 300 4-H members gathered for the annual banquet with awards across categories. Blue Ribbon Clothing awards honored several members. 1952 Club Week cash awards named Joanna Baynard and others. Dairy Achievement and Livestock recognitions went to Peggy Meredith, Nancy Schall, Gerald Bradley and more. service awards included Silver and Pearl honors. Miss Margaret Ringler led a candle service to close, with the Denton Brethren Church ladies serving.

Bert Sandra Coulbourne Barbara Fuchs Joanna Baynard Barbara Butler Joan Morgan Patsy Lister Doris Towers Peggy Meredith Nancy Schall Jackie Hammer Gerald Bradley Jackie Waldis Kemp Todd, Jr Breyer J. D. Neal Kenneth Wood Rudolph Coulbourne Mary Joyce (Crouse) Cherry Beulah Henry Agnes Morgan Franklin Melson Kenneth Lane Mason Clopper Howard Hager Charles Harrington C. G. Crouse Margaret Ringler Denton’ Brethren Church

Greensboro Junior Woman's Club Met Last Monday Night

The Greensboro Junior Woman's Club held its bi monthly meeting at Naomi Pearson's home with nineteen members present. Treasurer reported 327.22 balance and 50 donated to Mental Health Fund. A War Bond purchase funded saving efforts and dues and gifts discussed. Leadership meeting planned in Denton November 18. Adjourned to meet Dorothy Stirn December 1 with refreshments.

Greensboro Girl Scouts Denton Jane Ingersoll Dorothy Stirn

Panama Canal locks see 210 ship passages in early October

During the first week of October ships passing through the Panama Canal locks totaled 210. The report notes activity levels for the canal's operation period, with no accompanying details on ships or destinations.

Panama Canal

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