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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1959
Page
5
Duckpin leagues show team points and top games across several groups. Caroline Bowling Lanes lists standings for Tuesday night Duckpin action including High Game by T Knotts and weekend totals, with multiple clubs such as 4-Jokers, American Legion, Long Shots and more.
Denton schools PTA announces closing date for the annual membership drive on October 12. Prizes go to the three homerooms with the highest percentage of new members across Primary Elementary and Junior High. Readings show leads in several classes as final tabulations approach. A PTA night table will collect late dues, with inclusion in contest totals limited to dues received by October 12. An accompanying ordinance on through traffic for Denton streets was introduced September 8, 1959 and passed October 5, 1959, setting fines for violations.
Denton Mayor George W. Beck Sr proclaims Fire Prevention Week beginning October 4, 1959. He urges city departments schools and the Chamber of Commerce to lead fire safety activities and asks citizens to remove hazards for a safer community.
Mrs Edna Carmine hosts bridge group with Ruth Garey. Inez Noble returns from Haddon Heights and Washington DC visit with Ruth Dowding. T L Trice Jr and wife celebrate 49th anniversary with family dinner. Methodist Education Commission held a family supper and program. Caroline County Garden Club opens season with luncheon at Tidewater Inn. Nell Christopher and James Welsh visit Baltimore sister. Bethesda Methodist WSCS met. Cornelia Cannon from Rehoboth visits Wm Cannon's home. Dorsey Christopher buys Wm Duggan property on Maple Ave. he lives in Mississippi and is brother of Postmaster Lester Christopher. Community Club holds first meeting and luncheon at E J Harris home.
A concise aphorism notes that much global strife stems from people who produce nothing of value. The remark underscores a frustration with nonproductive individuals driving conflict rather than contributing tangible output.
Property description covers 25.5 acres in the Sixth Election District with improvements a 2 story frame dwelling seven rooms and fixtures. Sale provides one third cash day of sale and remainder on ratification or all cash at purchaser option. Possession given after ratification with taxes and insurance adjusted at final settlement. Wm. E. Andrew, Auctioneer.
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