Denton Piano Students Radiate on Radio Program
Denton piano students of Alis Woos Stewart Ktveerald appeared on WDOV Dover radio program Stars in the Making last Sunday afternoon. Percy VanDske played Mendelssohn Consolation. Peggy Callahan chose Rubinstein Romance. Their final number was a duet Hungarian Dance No. 5 by Brahms. Peggy is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J Carroll George. Peggy Callahan.
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Boma Yenlwke
Pesos Callihan
Scum
Alis Woos Stewart Ktveerald
WDOV
Dover
Percy VanDske
Felix Mendelssohn
Peggy Callahan
Anton Rubinstein
Johannes Brahms
Pegey VanDyke
Paul S. VanDyke
J. Carroll George
Church Notices from First and Grace Methodist Churches
Notice lists weekly schedule for First Methodist Church led by John E. French with Sunday school, morning and evening services, youth fellowship, and midweek meetings. Grace Methodist Church on Main Street lists Sunday School, morning and evening services, Rally program, and midweek choir and prayer meetings.
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Grace Methodist Church
Main Street
Denton
T. J. Turkington
John R. Ricards
Deaths Charles Harry Whitby Dies at 72 in Denton
Funeral services were held at his Denton home for Charles Harry Whitby a retired Baltimore businessman who died of a heart attack at 72. A former Central Payroll Bureau employee, he moved to Denton after 1947 retirement and was linked with Superior Guano and Armour Meat Packing in Baltimore. He leaves a widow Nellie Wilson two grandchildren Katherine and Franceina Whitby and a sister Ina Whiths.
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Warles
Harry Whitby
Charlies
Harry Whitles
Baltimore
Denton
John EF. French
First Methodist Church
Whitby
Central Payroll Bureau of
Superior Guano Company of
Armour Meat Packing Company
Charles H
Anna Plummer Whitby
Nellie Wilson
Charles H. Whitby III
Katherine Whiths
Franceina Whitby
Miss Ina Whiths
Hobbs Md Mining Service Sunday School Announcement
Hobbs Maryland Mining Service schedules Sunday School at 9 30 A M and 10 30 A M accompanying Manning Retreat led by Superintendent.
Denton Clergy Schedule Notice in October 1950
Rev. J. Francis McDonough of St. Elizabeth's presides at 8:30 a.m. mass and at St. Benedict's at 10:06 a.m. on Sunday October 8, 1950, detailing parish liturgical times in Denton Maryland.
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J. Francis McDonough
St. Elizabeth's
St Benedict's
Episcopal Service Schedule for Edwin W M Johnson
Rector Edwin W M Johnson leads the eighteenth Sunday after Trinity service with Holy Communion at 8 30 a m Church School at 9 30 a m and Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11 00 a m.
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Edwin W. M. Johnson
Church Schedule and Sermon Topics
Rev E F Sherry pastor conducts church services with a 10:00 a m Sunday school and 11:00 a m sermon hour The look ahead text speaks unto the children of Israel that they go forward Night services include 7:00 p m C B Y F and 7:30 p m sermon hour on The Reasonableness of Jesus Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30
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E. F. Sherry
Jesus
Dudley Pastor Announces Weekly Services Schedule
Rev W. H. Dudley, pastor, outlines Sunday schedule with Sunday School at 9 30 A M Praise service at 10 30 A M Preaching at 11 00 A M Young Peoples meeting at 7 00 P M and an evening preaching service at 7 30 P M A Thursday prayer service is set for 7 36 in the evening.
Reverend Robert Mitchell Leads Sunday Services Schedule
The notice lists Rev. Robert Mitchell as pastor with Sunday School at 10:00 A M Morning Worship at 11:00 A M Young People Meeting at 7:15 P M and Evening Worship at 7:45 P M The parish corresponds to a church news page.
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Robert Mitchell
Young Peoples Meeting
Senior Girl Scouts Plan Silver Tea and Posters
Senior Scouts met October 2 at Mrs. Leo Warwick's home. They prepared for a Silver Tea and discussed entertainment. They also worked on posters for Girl Scout Week from September 29 through October 4.
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Leo Warwick
Concord Christian Comrade Class Meets At Wilson Home
The Christian Comrade Class of Concord will meet at Mrs. Helen Wilsons home on Thursday October 12 at 1 50 p m Assistants Mrs Lida Trice and Mrs Dorothy Fluharts will help hostesses with the event.
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Christian Comrade Class of Concord
Helen Wilson
Lida Trice
Dorothy Fluharts
Class of Concord
REA
Main St
A Tribute to Mrs Howard Asiston
A fragmented memorial note honors Mrs Howard Asiston, mentioning Nokomis Council and Daughters of Pocahontas. The text laments her passing, references a night time context, and lists several names including Mars Wratt and Ina Jones La Plummer in a murky tribute.
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Mrs. Howard Asiston
Oaf Nokomis Council
Daughters of Pocahontas
Kriska Atlaniton
Mars Wratt
Ina Jones
la Plummer
Greensboro Defeats Ches Tertown To Reach Finals
Greensboro battles Ches Tertown to a 3-3 tie then pulls ahead with two runs in the Sth inning on Lacy’s double and a double steal. Jenkins walks, Weaver and Roberts score on timely singles as Greensboro caps a cleanly played game. Final playoff starts Sunday at Rock Hall, 2:00 p.m.
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Greensboro
Lacy
Bilbrough
Weaver
Roberts
Cove
Jenkins
Greensboro Boys
Rock Halls
Denton to Host Maryland PTA Meeting For Caroline County
The Maryland PTA selects Denton as host for the first October meeting of the state organization. District No 6 includes Talbot, Queen Annes, Kent and Caroline Counties with Caroline County PTA representatives invited. Mrs Scheid and Mrs Smith receive luncheon at the Brick Hotel before the gathering. An outgrowth may be a Caroline County Council uniting PTA members for school betterment.
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Maryland
Denton
PTA
Talbot
Queen
Anne’s
Kent
Caroline Counties
Denton Pta
Scheid
Smith
Brick Hotel
Caroline County
Greensboro Homemakers Meet at Mrs Rosien’s Home
The Greensboro Homemakers Club will hold its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs Conrad Rosten on Tuesday afternoon October 10 beginning at 1 30 oclock All members are urged to attend as a very interesting program is scheduled for this month.
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Greensboro
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Walter B. Palmer
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Denton, Md
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the Journal
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Delaware Aircraft Industries, Inc
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Delaware
Victor Hastings
Park Drive
Salsbury
Ream
Beard
Moarsdel
Cy Robert Basan
Charles G. Miller
Carter Avenue
Calvert C. Merriken
John McKenna
Third St. Denton
Dixie Wood
Joseph W. White
Harry Ritchey
Dawson Fearins
W. H. Lancaster
Federalsburg
Teddy
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Queen Anne
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Lady‘s Binlfold
Ben Franklin
Frida
Irs
Mike Mialott
W. 8S. C. S. of Bethlehem Church
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Burrsville
Caroline Post No. 29
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Firehall
Kroehler
Cooper's Furniture Store
T. A. Tobin
Chiropractor
Easton, Md
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Gov't
Shadowlawn
Denton Xd
Laura Albright
N. Sixth St. Denton
Chestertown
W. T. Lockerman
Noble Motor Co
Easton 245
Carter Ave
Emory Gottwall
Benton, Md
Breeding & Nichols
E. L. Kratz
Greenwood, del
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Cordova
Matthewstown
Sanyers Orchard
Hillsboro
Walter Seward
Burrsville Rd
Greensboro, Md
O. A. Newton & Son
Bridgeville
Del
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West Denton
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Joe Schneider
Hillsboro Road
Hugh Ramsey
Fred J. Wright
Alton Billmeier
C. Elsie Billmeier
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Earl M. Crouse
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U. S
Puliorum Clean
West Denton Hatchery
I. T. Quillen, JR
Spencer
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R. Fleetwood
Peoples Bank
E. Theodore Orme
Orphans’ Court
John Robert Rochester Jate
Bessie Rochester Bryant
Executrix
Carlton
Liden School House
Morris
Philco
Admiral
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Wm. E. Andrew
Cooper
Alexander Smith
Youngstown
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Cooper’s
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Seaford
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