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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1945
Page
3
Miss Dale of Ridgely High School delivered the address at a town event. The remarks highlighted local education efforts and community involvement, drawing attention from students, residents, and school officials.
Slats records a rough week with family chatter about world affairs, crime, school, and work. He mentions Ant Emmy, Pa, Joe Hix, Charlie Grim, Hack Stanley, and a gangster show. The diary notes quirks of aging, social norms, entertainment, and a Sunday school remark.
Chester residents Mr and Mrs Roland Cherry and children spent the week-end with their Cherry and Winstead relatives in town. Rev and Mrs M S Andrews of Wilmington visited Saturday. Mrs Henrietta Payne of Queen Anne was here Monday. Mrs Harry Swann and son called on Mr and Mrs Howard Richard in Goldsboro Saturday.
Sunday visits include Mr and Mrs Leonard Dean at Ruthsburg and Mr and Mrs Leonard Sparks with friends and relatives. Wm T Temple of Ridgely A and P Store on vacation. Howard Harrington of Wilmington stayed with Harringtons near town. Cambridge visitor Mr Hill spent Fri and Sat in Ridgely. George Morris of Baltimore spent weekend with Mrs Murphy and Mrs Morris. Rev and Mrs Leelan Jackson of Secretary visited Ridgely on business. Redmond Long and children from near Denton visited Harry and Mrs Robinson. Luff attended a Wilmington wedding. Linwood Jarrell of near Greensboro called on Mrs Jackson. Elinor Walls week in Connecticut. George Slaughter hosted visiting relatives from Wilmington, Chester PA, and Denton. Mrs C W Jackson hosted Mrs Mary Jackson, Mrs Ethel Pritchett, Mrs Claude Rawlings, Mrs Charles Pippin of Greensboro, and Greensboro residents Fred Coursey and daughter Mrs Cheezum.
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