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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1959

Page

6

Family Night at Brethren Church Includes Anniversary Ceremony

About 75 attended the Family Night Supper and Fellowship at the Church of the Brethren on Friday Sept 25. Rev Walter Mahan spoke and John Brown’s 60th wedding anniversary was celebrated with a cake. Other participants included Peggy Crouse leading song and Elaine and Donna Collison singing What a Friend We Have in Jesus. Numerous family events and local notices followed including births, funerals, and club meetings across Denton and surrounding areas.

Church of the Brethren Walter Steward Peggy Crouse Harold Holsinger Henry Steward Patsy Spence Alda Pearson Elaine Donna Collison Jesus Donna Bertha McDaniel Percy Garey Walter Mahan Green Hill Church of the Brethren Norman Leese John Brown Galen R. Blough Walter B. Palmer Virginia John Asher H. Earle Smith Armory L. H. Thomas Clem Melaney Ralph R. Smith Ted Raymond Memorial Hospital Easton Mr. Smith Church Hill Hull Hurlock Smith Amita T. Dell Caroline County Chile International Farm John W. Asher, Jr Mr. Asher Princeton W. Va Asher Robert L. Harrison Maplewood Tazewell W. A. Cawley W. S. Carroll J. Lawrence Wright H. Bamberger L. Jay Smith Samuel Lowrey R. Lucien Reinhart Earl M. Crouse Cc. C. Merriken Wm. G. Towers Thomas Wyatt Ashby H. Slocumb Martha Huffington Atlantic City Linton Fowler Tommy Chattanooga Tenn Reuben Raleigh Fowler Mary Ellen Bush M. Ella Rairigh Miami Fla Reuben M. Rairigh Denton Oscar Bauserman Albert Bauserman Luray B. F. Somers W. B. Reynolds St. Michaels

Denton 4-H Club Elects Officers at First Meeting

The Denton Jr. 4-H Club held its first meeting on Tuesday September 22 at leader Miss Merry Lee Engerman home. Refreshments were served. Officers elected include Brook Logan president Bonnie Bilbrough vice president Sandy Layton secretary Alice Bilbrough treasurer Jean Hall reporter Bonnie Bilbrough county council delegate. Plans for upcoming projects were discussed and the next meeting is set for Tuesday October 13 at the home of

Denton Jr. 4-H Club Merry Lee Engerman Brook Logan Bonnie Bilbrough Sandy Layton Alice Bilbrough Jean Hall County Council

Sandy Layton Leads Denton 4-H Club Election

On Sept 15 the Little Homemakers 4-H Club of Denton met at Mrs Rogers home with fourteen members and three leaders. Officers elected included President Cathy Koenig Vice President Carol Fountain Secretary Gaye Wise Treasurer Carolyn Hubbard Council member Julie Arnold Reporter Sunday Dime Music leaders Susan Brinsfield and Kathy Luff Recreation chairs Sharon Brown and Joanne Allston Health chair Edna Scudder Safety chair Susan Rogers Hostess Dorothy Petroski Sunshine chair Carol Ann Kreigh. In August 4-H Record Books were submitted 100 percent with many Blue and Red awards issued. Members include Susan Brinsfield Edna Scudder Cathy Koenig Susan Rogers Sharon Brown Dorothy Petroski Gaye Wise Carolyn Hubbard Carol Ann Kreigh Karen Leese Kathy Luff Connie Stafford Joanne Allston and Julie Arnold. They are working on the Lets Cook Breakfast unit.

Little Homemakers 4-H Club Denton Na Scudder Susan Rogers Dorothy Petroski Sunshine Carol Ann Kreigh Blue Susan Brinsfield Edna Scudder Cathy Koenig Sharon Brown Gaye Wise Carolyn Hubbard Karen Leese Kathy Luff Connie Stafford Joanne Allston Julie Arnold Red Carol Fountain Sunday Orme

Call for time helps girl miss bus in neighbor’s care

A young boy fears missing his school bus because the clock lacks a twenty. Lola Caldwell calms him, rings at 8:20 to prompt departure. The scene illustrates personal interest telephone service in action and the value of timely calls.

Lola Caldwell

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