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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1950

Page

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Nursing Committee Plans For Tag Day

A special Nursing Committee meeting at Denton Health Center on October 7 outlined fundraising efforts and Tag Day plans for November 7 Election Day. Treasurer reported 491.29 on hand with 1355.51 in building funds. Miss Mattie Smith of Red Cross aided X-ray mobile unit. over a thousand chest X-rays were taken locally. Seal Sale letters prepared for November distribution. thanks given to supporters Lavert Steele and Francis Yeoman for electrical help. final Tag Day sub-chairmen named across several towns. Girl Scouts aided by producing over 100 posters for car displays.

Clara Hitchcock Red Cross Perry Point Hospital Merriken Lavert Steele Eastern Shore Public Service Francis Yeoman REA Mattie Smith Harry Whuttle Henderson Maude Hummer Marydel Helen Brannock Goldsboro Louise Scotten Greensboro Irvin Brumbaugh Preston Harry H. Rieck Federalsburg William Tiles Denton Harry Nuttle Girl Scouts of

United Nations Flag Presented To High School Tuesday

The Williston Club 4 H girls presented a blue Peace Flag with a white world map and olive leaves to Caroline High School in an assembly on United Nations Day Tuesday October 24. The project joins hands of sixty nations and is echoed by 35000 flags made nationwide by 4 H clubs and home makers. The Williston girls celebrated observing United Nations Day with this gesture.

United Nations Williston Caroline High School United States

Democratic Headquarters Opens in Greensboro

A Democratic Headquarters for the second district is now open in the former J. W. Porter office on Main Street. Voters are invited to visit any evening from 7:30 to 10 o'clock to view literature on county matters and enjoy television programs, with Sunday off until after the election.

J. W. Porter Main Street

Little Mite 4-H Club Held Meeting

The Greensboro Little Mite 4-H Club held three fall meetings at homes of Betty and Peggy Embert Carylorn Wright and Joan and Doris Sparks. Members are sewing for their first project and assembling a sewing kit. A bake sale is planned for Saturday Oct 28 at Mr James Butler's store starting at 10 AM.

Greensboro Betty Peggy Embert Carylorn Wright Joan Doris Sparks James Butler Rebecca Longfellow

Annual Meeting Of Caroline County Health Association

At the Caroline County Health Association annual meeting held at Caroline High School on Thursday evening October 19 reports from committees on tuberculosis cancer Red Cross polio mental hygiene nursing and Salvation Army were presented. Treasurer Miss Helen R Sherwood reported 465.54 in checking and 1561.96 in building funds. Miss Mattie M Smith noted 4376 nurse visits in 1949 and 2199 through Sept 30 1950 with 612 bedside. Building goals by district were set totaling 39900 with specific district pledges and a building fund list. Final reports due November 3. An exhibit on care of premature infants showcased public health nursing efforts.

Caroline County Health Association Caroline High School Wilbert L. Merriken William Wolf Elmer Hoffman Red Cross Arthur McDaniel Mahala Ailston American Legion Auxiliary James P. Hill Maryland Fisk the Health Association Mattie M. Smith Caroline County Denton Harry H. Rieck Caroline Counts Health Association Rieck County Health Department John W. Logan Clarence Kern Lula OD. Ward Denton Health Department G. Arthur McDaniel Preston Helen Brannock Marsdel Arthur P. Atkinson Mass Helen R. Sherwood Helen Brannock Marsdel Russell Wright Greensboro Harry Nuttle Denton Theodore Schmick Roy Merriken Federalsburg Tuckahoe West Denton Hillsboro J. A. Snowberger

Weigle to Be Inaugurated President at St John’s College

Richard Daniel Weigle will be inaugurated as the 18th president of the 254 year old St. John’s College this Saturday at noon under the Liberty Tree. The ceremony will be attended by representatives from more than 200 educational institutions, alumni and state officials. Noble C. Powell will give the invocation and Richard F. Cleveland will invest Dr. Weigle as president. Owens of the Baltimore Sun will be principal speaker.

Richard Daniel Weigle St. John’s College St. John’s Noble C. Powell Episcopal Maisland Richard F. Cleveland Weigle St. John's State Department John W. Owens the Baltimore Sun

Denton Club Hosts Dr Charles B Clark On Citizenship

Dr Charles B Clark of Washington College spoke to the Denton Community Club on October 20 about citizenship duties and rights. He urged informed voting and civic responsibility, noting government flaws stem from public apathy rather than structure.

Charles B. Clark Denton Community Club

Dr Byrd To Address Caroline Poultrymen Banquet

Dr H C Curley Byrd president of the University of Maryland will be the principal speaker at the Caroline County Poultry Association Banquet on Wednesday night November 1 in the Denton Armory. Byrd, born in Crisfield, Maryland, played football at Maryland A M College and became football coach before rising to university president in 1935.

H. C. “Curley” Byrd University of Maryland Caroline County Poultry Association Denton Armory Dr. Byrd Eastern Shore Crisfield Maryland Maryland A & M College

Greensboro Man Kills Wife Before Self at Moran Farm

Marshall Roy, 31 colored tenant on David Moran’s Greensboro farm, shot wife Mary Hester Rox, 46, fatally and wounded son Irvin Res, 21, during an argument. Roy then shot himself in a vacant lot near his son Elwood Roy, dying two hours later. Four daughters and two sons survive. two other sons and additional relatives listed. Authorities report the family scene unfolded near the Moran farm in Greensboro, with victims treated at Easton Hospital.

Marshall Ros David Moran Greensboro Moran farm Mary Hester Rox Easton Hospital Irvin Marshall Res Roy Iriin Elwood Roy Charles Stonesifer Faston Hospital Mrs. Roy Louise Roy Burns Wilmington, Del Pearl Roy Gibbs Faston Marie Rox Gibbs Marydel Bessie Rox Perkins Ridgely Merlyn Roy Easton

Health Center Drive Progressing in Denton and surroundings

Health center drive funds update shows B Schwanda and Son with 250 dollars donated via Stephen Swatik for the project at Fifth and Franklin in Denton. District leaders report Burrsville area collections totaling 146.55 led by Mrs Roberta Fletcher and others, while Williston area totals reach 110.91 with multiple helpers. Denton co chairmen say town collections are below forecast and fundraising continues through month’s end to meet quotas.

B. Schwanda and Son Stephen Swatik Caroline County Health Association Fifth Franklin Streets Denton John Wood Logan Douglas Bennington Burrsville Roberta Fletcher Pete Shaffer Annie Porter Williston Robert Schall C. P. Merrick Jr

Girl Scouts To Celebrate Girl Scout Week in Denton

Denton Scouts mark National Girl Scout Week from Oct 29 to Nov 4 with a Thursday tea at Community House from 3 to 5. A Hobby Show, musical program, and church service kickoff the week. Cookies will be sold to fund scout activities as a window display celebrates the organization.

Girl Scouts Denton Episcopal Church

Six STC Seniors Named for Who's Who Honor

Six State Teachers College Salisbury seniors are named for Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. They are Joan Blomquist Leon Conner Joseph Udovich Frank Van Order Gus Whidden and Catherine Widdowson. Certificates will be awarded at the June 4 1951 Commencement. Hallowe'en activities in Denton feature a parade at 7 pm from the Fire House to the Armory with prizes costumes music dancing and snacks. Sponsors include William A. Fleetwood Carlton Mandrell Jack Logan Edward Covell Carville Fleetwood Emers Walston and Thomas Baynard.

J. D. Blackwell State Teachers College Salisbury Joan Blomquist North East The Evergreen Leon Conner Greensboro Joseph Udovich Brooklyn The Holl Leaf University of Edna M. Marshall Frank Van Order Caldwell Gus Whidden Wyncote Catherine Widdowson Westover Hallowe'en Denton Hallowe’en Chamber of Commerce all Hallows William A. Fleetwood Carlton Mandrell Jack Logan Edward Covell Carville Fleetwood Emers Walston Thomas Baynard

Denton Girl Scouts Plan Window Displays for Week

The Senior Troop met at Mrs. Lea Warwick's home on October 23. They completed posters to be shown in store windows during Girl Scout week starting October 29, including the R E A building celebration of Juliette Low's birthday. A handicraft display will be part of the Tea on November 2 at the Community Club House from three to five. The troop plans a Halloween party at the next meeting after attending church on October 28.

Denton Girl Scouts Lea Warwick Juliette Low Girl Scouts groop Episcopal Church Hallowe’en parti

Republicans To Tour Caroline Saturday

On Saturday October 28 Republicans will hold a Caroline County tour with state candidates William A. Gunter John Marshall Butler Edward T. Miller and county contenders. The caravan will visit Hillsboro Ridgely Greensboro and Goldsboro across more than one hundred miles with fourteen stops and short talks at each location. Public attendance is invited to meet the candidates and join the tour if desired.

Caroline County William A. Gunter John Marshall Butler Edward T. Miller Hillsboro Ridgely Greensboro Goldsboro

Judge Carter Speaks On Maryland Juvenile Court System

Judge J DeWeese Carter of Denton told the Maryland Children s Aid Society state meeting in Baltimore that child treatment under law emerged around 1900 and evolved toward rehabilitating youths rather than punishing acts. He noted Maryland s Juvenile Court Law reached 18 of 23 counties in 1945 and praised the society s role in investigations and probation in the Second Judicial Circuit, stressing partnership between social agencies and courts and the rights of underprivileged children.

Maryland Children's Aid Society Baltimore Talbot Cecil Kent Queen Anne's J. DeWeese Carter Denton Maryland Carter Maryland Children’s Aid Society Second Judicial Circuit

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Nursing Committee Denton Health Center Sth F. D. Zeigler Dan Crouse William Towers Fred Trice Layman Redden Lee Walston Harry Rieck Hilda Cove Perry Voshell Allan Penrod William Tiley Wilbert Merriken Democratic Little Mite Jowera PERF mee Clark Caroline A. C. BYRD TME STC Gala Hallowe'en Judge Carter Children’s Aid Society
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