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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1945
Page
9
The W. S. C. S. met with Mrs. Cleveland Henry. Thanksgiving visits and dinners marked the week with Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Fountain hosting in Bridgeville and Dresden area relatives. Several towns including Baltimore and Philadelphia are noted for visits and entertainment among families such as the Bennetts, Ricards, and Wooters.
Phyllis and a companion were invited as dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Joe Willoughby and supper guests of Mr and Mrs J L Stevens on Thanksgiving Day. Mr and Mrs L H Thomas were Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs B B Lawless. Mr and Mrs Lewis Butler entered.
A turkey dinner brought together Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Butler with children Kenneth Ellen and Ann. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ramsburg and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Butler with their son Jackie.
Miss Doris Ivens sang on an FBI radio program from Hotel Statler in Washington. Brown Eaton and his son Billy spent the weekend in New York. Estelle Meintzer, formerly at Memorial Hospital Eas ton, has returned home. Henry Fleming and Will Sparks of Wilmington joined travel guests Mr and Mrs Powell Fleming of Queenstown and Mr and Mrs Francis Fleming and daughter Jean for Thanksgiving. Powell Fleming of Queenstown and Norman Straughn of LE Haston visited Frank Fleming’s home Sunday. Miriam and Mildred Gale spent Saturday in Baltimore.
Edwin Gale of Wilmington spent Thanksgiving at his parents home. The Gale and Sherwood families and children Bill Mary Rowe Martha enjoyed holiday time with Mrs. Mary Rowe. Harry Wright of Preston called on Mary Rowe Friday night. Eaton and Decker families spent several days in Philadelphia earlier in the week. Ellinor Eaton returned to Ogontz Junior College. Elva Griffin of Denton visited the James Walters home for Thanksgiving. Francis Rowe and Viola Lipscomb of Detroit shared holiday time with Mrs. Mary Rowe. Vernon Good of Elizabethown and Rev and Mrs.
Wm. H. Revelle of Port Deposit spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Holland and Miss Naomi Holland. Dr. J. R. Downes of Newark Delaware and his son Commander Robert Downes of the Navy, stationed at Norfolk Virginia, called on Mrs. Mary Rowe Sunday evening.
Mr. Bernard Allen Jr of Baltimore visits Mr and Mrs Francis Fleming. Mr Russum of Baltimore stays with Mr and Mrs Albert Cahall for Thanksgiving.
A concise quotation credits Woodrow Wilson noting peace as the healing and elevating force in the world. The line reflects his belief in peace as a universal remedy for conflict and suffering.
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