Denton Lions Set to Battle Blue Devils in Salisbury
The Denton Lions travel to Salisbury on Saturday October 9 to face the Blue Devils, Eastern Shore junior football power. A noon motorcade will escort the team cheerleaders and fans from the field. The kick off is 2 p.m. at Red Shield Club Field. Coach Roberts plans a lineup shake up with Terry Dutton directing the backfield and Perry Asher Holloway guarding the offense as Greenlee Horton show promise. Local fans with cars are asked to offer transportation help by calling Denton 446.
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Denton Lions
Salisbury
Blue Devils
Salisbury Blue Devils
Black Knights
Denton
Roberts
Terry Dutton
Dutton
Perry
Asher
Holloway
Greenlee
Horton
Alfred Reddish
Russell Parsons
Harvey Quick
Ronnie Skinner
Philip Parsons
Vickey Corcoran
Bill Phelps
Don
Melvin Hastings
Mr. Hastings
Red Shield
Hastings
Boy Scout Drive Reports 6408 Toward Final Goal
The Delmarva Peninsula drive reports 6408 dollars raised toward a 10000 goal across 120 communities in 14 counties. Roger Kingsland cites sound methods, council oversight, and a 45 year history of service as the national Boy Scouts of America milestone record underscores the movement’s nationwide reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmarva Peninsula
Roger Kingsland
District Fund
Del-Mar-Va
Kingsland
Boy Scouts of America
United States
Boy Scout Movement
America
United States Congress
Maryland BPW Workshop Focuses on Membership Growth
Miss Kathryn Folger of Baltimore directed a workshop on membership during the Maryland Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs meeting here last Saturday. The session covered stabilization, new members, and new clubs, with Mrs. Jeanette Wolman and Miss Beatrice Williams discussing political issues in the upcoming election. The group pledged $2 each toward a Washington headquarters in honor of Lena M. Phillips and others from 1919, totaling $1,646 for Maryland. A program contest was introduced by Miss Orpha Bonita Pritchard. winner to receive a sterling silver rose vase and contest slated for May 21 in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Folger
Baltimore
Maryland Federation of Business and Professional] Women’s Clubs
Jeanette Wolman
Beatrice ‘Williams
Denton
Washington
Lena M. Phillips
Maryland
Orpha-Bonita Pritchard
Hagerstown
Andrew Elevated at Mullin's Amid Leadership Shuffle
Andrew from Denton has been named assistant manager of Jas. T. Mullin & Sons Inc in Wilmington Delaware after a 27 year career with the firm starting as an office boy. Mac Sumner Mullin becomes president and general manager succeeding J Paul Mullin. Freeman elected vice president, a Navy veteran and Haverford College graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Andrew
Denton
Jas. T. Mullin & Sons, Inc
Wilmington
Delaware
Andrew
Beacom Business College
Mac Sumner Mullin
Mullin
J. Paul Mullin
John Mullin Freeman
Mr. Freeman
Overbrook
Haverford College
Navy
Mr. Mullin
Jas. T. Mullin & Sons
Mac Sumner
Fred Weicht
Wilm
Caroline County 4-H Banquet Set for November 9
The Caroline County 4-H Banquet will be held in the Armory in Denton on November 9 at 6 30 p m. Frances Fisher of Denton is county president of the Caroline 4 H Girls Federation and presided at a banquet committee meeting on September 30. Leon Schmick of Preston is dinner committee chair, with Mrs Rudolph Coulbourne as assistant chair.
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Caroline County
Denton
Frances Fisher
Caroline
Roller Skating On Third Street Opens Tonight
A roller skating program launches tonight on Third Street from 7 to 9 PM through community cooperation. Hosts include Mr and Mrs Beers, Young, Parker, and Dobson families, with Denton Lions Club supplying refreshments and lighting under Melvin Hastings. Hastings praised the youths for good behavior and noted session length depends on cooperation.
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Wm. Beers
Samuel Young
Wilmer Parker
Emory Dobson
Third Street
Denton Lions Club
Melvin Hastings
Hastings
Reckless Charge Lodged After Saturday Accident
Cpl. Gus Koste filed a reckless driving and motor vehicle with a fictitious marker charge against Brice E. Vanderwende of Harrington after a Burrsville area collision Saturday afternoon. Merrill A. Smith of Silver Spring reported his westbound vehicle drifted left to avoid contact, with Vanderwende ramming the left rear fender of Smith's car. Damage was about $50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Koste
Brice E. Vanderwende
Harrington
Burrsville
Merrill A. Smith
Silver Spring
Vanderwende
Smith
Milford principal links war to local school integration dispute
Milford High School principal Alexander Glasmire told about 300 Brethren group members at Camp Mardela that war is the great problem of the world and the Milford integration controversy shows white fighting white not over color. He warned the dispute could happen elsewhere and noted discord has neighbors not speaking, with officials discredited by liars. The event supported a Crafts Building for the church and featured other Camp Mardela projects including forestry, erosion study, a marsh walk, and community speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Glasmire
Milford High School
Mardela
Church of the Brethren
Camp Mardela
Here
Milford
Glasmire
Walter Mahan
Rehobeth
Mardela Camp
Robert Clark
Easton
Lloyd Haag
Denton
Roy Judy
Greenwood
Gilbert Walbridge
Skaston Men
Girl Singers Win Farm Talent Contest This Week
Sonja Biffle and Emily Robb of Greensbor e won the talent contest hosted by the Caroline County Farm Bureau with a duet. Russell Hall of Denton was second on piano and Verna Hendricks of Goldsboro placed third. Six contestants were judged by audience vote. First place winners from Kent Queen Annes Talbot and Caroline Counties advance to a regional contest at Wye Mills on Oct 8. Regional winners then head to the Farm Bureau convention in New York in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Young People of the
Caroline County Farm Bureau
Sonja Biffle
Emily Robb
Greensore
Russell Hall
Denton
Verna Hendricks
Goldsboro
Kent
Queen Anne’s
Talbot
Caroline Counties
Wye Mills
Farm Bureau
New York
Denton Lions To Sell Fruit Cakes For Sight Fund
Denton Lions Club members will run a house-to-house campaign October 10 to 16 to sell and take orders for fruit cakes to fund the club s sight conservation program. The drive covers Denton Greensboro Ridgely Hillsboro and Queen Anne with orders via telephone to James Wright in Denton.
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Denton Lions Club
Denton
Greensboro
Ridgely
Hillsboro
Queen Anne
James Wright
Date Change Sets Rally for Oct 16 in Denton Armory
Democratic rally for Caroline County now scheduled for Saturday October 16 at 2 p.m. on the Denton Armory grounds to fit Dr H C Byrd’s governor candidacy schedule. Attending are C Ferdinand Sybert J Millard Tawes Edward Turner with local hosts and new county campaign manager Frank S Bradley former Federalsburg postmaster noted for tireless party work.
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Caroline
Martin L. Sutton
Democratic State Central Committee
Sutton
H. C. Byrd
Denton Armory
Byrd
C. Ferdinand Sybert
J. Millard Tawes
Edward Turner
Frank S. Bradley
Federalsburg
Caroline County
Democratic Party
Bradley
State Central Committee
Historical Society Will Meet In Greensboro
The Caroline Historical Society holds its annual fall meeting in Greensboro on Friday November 12 at 6 45 p m The Ladies Auxiliary of the Greensboro Volunteer Fire Company will serve a dinner in the Firemen's Hall banquet room Steam Boating on the Choptank is the evening highlight Hon George L Radcliffe of the Maryland Historical Society is among expected guests The grave of Revolutionary Col William Richardson at Gilpins Point near Harmony is being restored Society officers include Max Chambers Preston vice president J DeWeese Carter Denton and F P Roe Greensboro Reservations by November 9 through Mrs I P Roe Greensboro
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Caroline Historical Society
Greensboro
Greensboro Volunteer Fire Company
George L. Radcliffe
The
Maryland Historical Society
William Richardson
Gilpin’s Point
Harmony
Fowling Creek
Max Chambers
Preston
J. DeWeese Carter
Denton
F. P. Roe
Marvin Smith
Federalsburg
Charles H. Preston
Martin Sutton
Ridgely
Irvin Brumbaugh
W. L. Merriken
I. P. Roe
Fire destroys Federalsburg basket plant and damages Sunshine Laundry
A fire completely leveled the Federalsburg Package Corporation basket plant and heavily damaged the Sunshine Laundry dry cleaning operation across the street. Supervisor Mildred Carter estimated total damage at 40000 dollars as firemen from Denton Hurlock Preston Bridgeville Seaford aided Federalsburg units. The blaze began near a bandsaw at 1145 in the morning and destroyed several one story frame buildings before containment.
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Federalsburg Package Corporation
Federalsburg
Sunshine Laundry
Mildred Carter
Denton
Hurlock
Preston
Bridgeville
Seaford
Del
Jilted Lover Wrecks Auto At 70 MPH Near Easton
A 17-year-old, Forrest Denneau of Choptank, drove into a dirt bank near Easton traveling over 70 mph after a romance soured. He survived with a broken jaw cuts and possible internal injuries. A note in the car explained the plan to crash into the bank.
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Easton
Maryland
Forrest Denneau
Choptank
Ralph Williamson
Memorial Hospital
Denneau
Donneau
Federalburg Firm Head Dies After Plant Fire
Wallace N Wheatley president of Federalsburg Package Company and Sunshine Laundry died at home from heart attack after the fire that destroyed the Package Plant and damaged the Sunshine Laundry Thursday. Survived by wife Annie, daughter Mrs Frank Keyser, son William, six siblings, and three grandchildren. Funeral held Thursday at Frampton Funeral Home with burial at Hill Crest Cemetery.
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Wallace N. Wheatley
Federalsburg Package Company, Inc
Sunshine Laundry, Inc
Federalsburg
South Main St
Package Company
Sunshine Laundry
Mr. Wheatley
Upper Dorchester
Dorchester
UN Aide's Wife Addresses Denton Club On World Aims
Edith Bohn of Wilmington spoke to Denton Community Club members about a planned world approach to peace within ten years and rising living standards for backward nations. She cited aid programs, illness and illiteracy issues, and the role of infectious diseases, calling for global cooperation and more doctors, with tea served after the brief meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Bohn
Wilmington
United Nations
Denton
Caroline County Circuit Court opens fall term
Chief Judge William R. Horney explained juror duties at the fall term opening in Centreville. Grand foreman H. H. Nuttle leads a list of jurors with many others named. Twenty trials were postponed to December due to a defendant’s illness as cases on alcoholic beverages proceed. The homicide case against Evelyn Lee was set for Wednesday and Capel versus Smith led the first trial. Grand jury report commends law enforcement and urges funds for investigations into vice and gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Horney
Centreville
Caroline County
H. H. Nuttle
Denton
Bertha N. Logan
J. Norman Stubbs
Bessie J. King
E. Carlton Carter
Paul W. Cooper
George Collier
Caroline M. Lane
Dallas Neal
Theodore Schulke
E. J. Harris
Inez Noble
Clinton S. Poole
John H. Williams
Ethelbert L. Maddox
Victoria Towers
Ida Mae Cawley
R. Hamilton Hallowell
Helen H. Lane
R. Beatrice Bower
J. Boone Jarrell
Charles Wilmer
Audrey S. Cox
H. K. Shults
S. Harvey Walls
W. Clark Quillen
John E. Boulais
Charles L. Ellwanger
Evelyn V
W. T. Capel
Ruthsburg
Thomas Smith
Greensboro
Circuit Court
State of Maryland
Walter Morris
Charles E. Mowbray
Henry C. Dean
Gus G. Koste
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Boy Scout Drive
BPW
Retail Merchants
Delaware State Chamber of Commerce
Delaware Consistory
Washington Lodge A. F. & A. M
Wilmington Lions Club
State Athletic Commission
North Fast
Elk River
Weather Data
Naval Academy
Brethren
Sight Fund
Democratic Rally
Historical Society
Firm
Circuit Court For
Greensboro Junior Woman's Club
Mary Derrickson
Margaret Ellwanger
Catherine Dillon
Dorothy Stirn
Claudine McClement
Charles G. Carter
G. B. Hastings
Marvin Biffle
Ruby I. Barrett
Mildred L. Smith
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