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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1958

Page

4

Marydel social notes recall gatherings and life events

Last week in Marydel a buffet dinner drew many locals and visitors from nearby towns. the Kent County Ladies Auxiliaries met at Bowers Beach. celebrations included Sgt. George Tessatori’s newborn son and wedding anniversaries for H. K. Shults and James Rodimak. New residents Guile and Margaret Smith settled in with family. Upcoming Marydel Calvary Church and Tempple ville Homecoming noted. a Fall Fashion Show at the fire hall showcased Dover shops with about one hundred in attendance. Updates covered hospitalizations, stork shower, and local visitors, with best wishes to the sick and a memory notice for Sarah Baker.

Barney Sheppard Lee Layne Ransour N. C Hattie Chappell Elkin Raymond Reed Norma Jean Carrie Sheppard Wyoming Del Howard Bickling Lee Leslie Jean Marydel Florence Scotton May Shewbrooks Clara Smith Carmella Lane Myrtle Harman Virginia Butts Kent County Bowers Beach George Tessatori Charles Shewbrooks Kent General Hospital Templeville Marydel Calvary Church Marvdel Civic Club Griffith Hamilton Storkland Dover Civic Club L. A. Covell

Hickman MYF meeting and church board session noted

The MYF met at the Community Church House on Monday evening. On Tuesday, the official board met in the church with the pastor presiding. Visitors Sadie Devore and Blanche Statler from near Bridgeville visited Mr. and Mrs. James C. Fountain. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Barton and sons from Baltimore spent the weekend with James C. Fountain. Mrs. Everett Outten and infant were mentioned.

MYF Sadie Devore Blanche Statler Bridgeville James C. Fountain Byron Barton

Hillsboro Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits

Miss Mary Lou Sparklin visited her mother in Hillsboro over the weekend while Alan Segar joined the Fletcher family at Rehoboth Beach but waves deterred shell collecting. Aunt Pearl's 4-H Club installed new officers at Dolly Fox's home. Hillsboro Community Club met Thursday. Dr. and Mrs. Fred Mason, formerly of Cambridge, park their trailer near the post office. Visitors included the Krabills from Dover, the Harrisons and Dudleys from Milford, and Hamstead families from Greenwood. The Shaner family returned home from a country summer near Denton.

Mary Lou Sparklin Loudoun County Hospital Helen Sparklin Alan Segar Jerry Fletcher Robert Rehoboth Beach Aunt Pearl Dolly Fox Hillsboro Karl Harrison William Dudley Milford Norman Hamstead Greenwood Shaner Denton

Frogs 1958 by Hilda K Wiggin

A playful verse in which Hilda K. Wiggin notes frogs singing in rainy July weather. The poem expresses joy in the greying sky and warm rain, linking the frogs happiness to the narrator's mood as water attracts their lively chorus.

Hilda K. Wiggin

Special Column of Eastern Shore News by Talbot Somerset

Eastern Shore News items are highlighted weekly in the Baltimore American every Sunday. Talbot Somerset compiles regional notices, events, and human-interest snippets for readers along the shore.

Eastien Shore News Trfems Weekly Baltimore American Talbot Somerset

Talbot Sommerser Column Read in Baltimore Sunday American

Neighboring cities and sidelights highlighted in Talbot Sommerser's column in the Baltimore Sunday American, noting regional events and local color.

Heligghbors Talbot Sompeeser Baltimore Sunday American

Kemp graduates from Navy boot camp at Great Lakes

Thomas R. Kemp, son of Apo and Mrs. Russell HS. Kemp of Greensboro, completed a nine week recruit training program at the Naval Training Center in Great Lakes Illinois. The graduation exercises marked the end of the course in September 1966 with hoots and ceremony.

Great Lanes Thomas R. Kemp Apo Russell HS. Kemp Greensboro Naval Training Center Great Lakes Illinois

Recruit Boot Camp Weekend Training to Fleet Readiness

A military program describes a seven week boot camp where raw recruits undergo initone weeks of instruction and are transformed into capable deck personnel. The narrative notes a formal parade and review before military and civilian dignitaries as the crowning moment.

Private Hayman completes basic training at Fort Knox

Army Pvt Raymond H Hayman 18 son of Mr and Mrs Howard Lee Hayman Greensboro KY recently completed eight weeks of basic combat training under the Reserve Forces Act program at Fort Knox He attended Greensboro High School.

Fort Wnon Raymond H. Hayman Howard Lee Hayman Greensboro Fort Knox Greensboro High School

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