Denton Rotary To Hear FBI Special Agent Talk
Senior Resident Agent Travis L. Lynch of the FBI will address the Denton Rotary on the agency’s jurisdiction and past local cases. Lynch, a Georgia native and 1942 FBI recruit, has served in Chicago Baltimore Wilmington and Dover and has led the Dover office since 1952 covering Kent and Sussex counties in Delaware and Kent Queen Annes and Caroline in Maryland. He lives in Dover with his wife and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis L. Lynch
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Mr. Lynch
Georgia
Atlanta Law School
North Africa
Chicago
Baltimore
Wilmington
Dover
Kent
Sussex
Delaware
Queen Anne’s
Caroline
Maryland
Open House for Adams Twenty Fifth Anniversary Near Denton
Mr and Mrs Roy R Adams observe their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with open house at their home near Denton on Sunday Oct 29 from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 pm No invitations issued Friends neighbors and relatives invited to drop by Oct 29 1911. Also notes historic dates and events such as the death of Joseph Pulitzer in 1911 Halloween All Saints Day and Calbraith Rodgers transcontinental flight completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy R. Adams
Denton
Joseph Pulitzer
New York World
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Connecticut
Andros
Hollow Oak
Harry Houdini
Ehrich Weiss
Detroit
Abraham Lincoln
Mary Todd
Springfield
Calbraith P. Rodgers
New York
California
Fellowship Hall
Zack Webster
Denton M. E
J. T. Richardson
A. G. McGilton
J. S. Wickline
EF. P. Roberts
H. A. G. Westerfield
C. T. Wyatt
Vinal E. Hills
C. N. Jones
Melvin FE. Wheatley
E. C. Hallman
Fifth Avenue
Franklin Street
H. A. Brown Dunning
L. E. Wimbrow
Denton Methodist Episcopal Church
First Methodist Church
E. T. Orme
T. H. Baynard
G. M. Pine
F. L. R. Nuttle
B. F. Johnson
J. D. Carter
J. L. Everngam
M. Lee Wyatt
Willoughby Nowell
J. E. French
George W. Goodley
Mary Ellen Dunning
Laurette Cochran Jump
Robert John Jump
Elizabeth Jump Pippin
Charles Percy Dunning
Alberta Dunning
Nellie Dunning Rutter
H. Earle Smith
Georgia W. Smith
Stephanie M. Smith
Anna J
William I. Norris
Woman's Club of Denton to hear Mrs Storey next week
The Woman's Club of Denton will meet November 3 at 2 p m in the Club House. Guest speaker will be Mrs W J Storey of Dover a leader in international affairs and a former Wesley College music organizer. Hostesses include Miss Lavinia Bye and several club members.
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Woman’s Club of
Denton
W. J. Storey
Woman's Club of
William J. Storey
Dover
General Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Europe
Asia
Far East
Storey
Randolph Macon Woman's College
Lynchburg
Selbyville
Del
Columbia University
New York City
Kent County
Wesley College
Lavinia Bye
Malcolm Bye
Emory Dobson
David Hollis
Dale R. Kollman
Theodore Manlove
Herbert Martin
L. Jay Smith
County Teachers To Hold A Curriculum Workshop
County teachers and administrators will host a dinner meeting on Wednesday November 1 at 6 pm at North Caroline High School as the first session of the annual curriculum workshop. Dr Frederick L Hipp executive secretary of the New Jersey Education Association since 1947 will speak. Others including Carlton Porter Willis White and Wilbur S Hoppengardner will join in the event. The next two days will cover current curriculum studies with layman assistance from principals and PTA presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Caroline High School
Caroline County
Frederick L. Hipp
New Jersey Education Association
Hipp
New Mexico
America
National School Public Relations Association
National Association of Secretaries of State Teacher Associations
Lions Club of
Trenton
New Jersey
Carlton Porter
Caroline
Buddy Deane Hop at North Caroline High Oct 28
The Denton Chapter of American Field Service sponsors a Buddy Deane Hop on October 28 from 8 to 11 p m at North Caroline High School. Proceeds aid AFS transportation for a foreign student. Dr Herbert S Martin chairs, with Catherine B Jimison, James K Cooper, George W Beck Jr, George H Caple, and Rev B DeFrees Brien assisting. Tickets 75 cents at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
American Field Service
Buddy Deane
North Caroline High School
AFS
Herbert S. Martin
Catherine B. Jimison
James K. Cooper
George W. Beck, Jr
George H. Caple
B. DeFrees Brien
UNICEF Trick or Treat Saturday Oct 28
Children and youth will go door to door on Saturday October 28 for UNICEF funds. A Halloween party at St Luke's Grace Building runs 2 to 4 pm with prizes and refreshments. Youth children and adults from Brethren Holiness Episcopal and Methodist churches are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations’ Children’s Fund
Hallowe’en
St. Luke’s Methodist Church
Brethren
Holiness
Episcopal
Methodist
University of Maryland Receives NIH Grants Totaling 41971
Two NIH grants totaling 41971 were awarded to the University of Maryland as part of 2494 grants to 234 institutions in the United States Puerto Rico and 17 foreign countries. Chemistry chairs Elllis R. Lippincott leads a 39476 project on hydrogen bonding in mineral systems. sociology directs career teachers' occupational role adjustment led by Margaret T. Cussler with 2495.
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University of Maryland
U. S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Puerto Rico
Chemistry Department
Ellis R. Lippincott
Margaret T. Cussler
National Institute of Health
The
Public Health Service
Civil Defense Survival Lecture Series in County
Caroline’s adult population urged to attend three Civil Defense lectures on preparedness protection in nuclear attack and survival plans. Led by Wilbur S. Hoppengardner with directors John S. Legates and Paul Yoash, the three weekly sessions will be held in town school auditoriums at 8 p.m. and conducted by trained faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Civil Defense
Wilbur S. Hoppengardner
John S. Legates
Paul Yoash
Chestnut Grove Home Coming Sunday at Church
Chestnut Grove Methodist Church near Federalsburg hosts Home Coming this Sunday October 29 at 2 30 p m. Rev Charles Atkins former pastor now retired from Viola Delaware will be guest speaker. Special music planned by the music committee and WSCS ladies serve refreshments after the service. Pastor Rev Harold P Spedden leads church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Grove Methodist Church
Federalsburg
Charles Atkins
Viola
Del
WSCS
Harold P. Spedden
Autumn Fires Over the Lake Inspire Hope in Madison Rotarian
A vivid autumn scene describes maples and oaks burning with flames and smoke along the lake. The poem, attributed to Joseph E. Pooley of Madison New Jersey as an honorary Rotarian, ends with a reassuring note that the woods will rise again and urging not to repine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepperidge
A P Lease Signed Plans Work On Denton Center
Plans unveiled for a new Denton shopping center featuring an A and P Food Store. Denton Improvement Corporation expects completion next spring after bids on construction. The site on Franklin Street between Second and Third will replace four dwellings. State Roads Commission to start Western approach modifications.
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Denton
Denton Improvement Corporation
Land Owning Corporation
Franklin St
State Roads Commission
Standard Bithulithic Company of
Newark
N. J
Franklin Street
Churches To Give Gifts To Missions This Year
Har mony and Grove Methodist Churches shift from cards to gifts for World Missions. The joint Commission on Missions asks residents to forego most cards and donate the cost to the missionary program instead. A few cards will still be sent to the sick or distant. The change aims to deepen the meaning of Christmas by translating the season into global help.
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People of
Draft Board Members Are Given Certificates
General Henry C. Stanwood and Col. Sellman W. Wilson presented 20 year service pins and certificates to Arthur W. Brumbaugh of Greensboro and 10 year certificates to Marshall Stoffle of Federalsburg in a brief Denton board office ceremony on October 18, 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Stanwood
Sellman W. Wilson
Arthur W. Brumbaugh
Greensboro
Marshall Stoffle
Federalsburg
Board
Denton
Daylight Saving Time To End Next Sunday
The official time to set clocks back one hour is 2 a m Sunday October 29th.
St Luke’s Church to mark 146th Methodist anniversary
St Luke’s Methodist Church in Denton observes the 146th anniversary of Methodism with a Sunday program October 29. The day includes 8:45 am worship, 9:45 am church school, 11 am second service, four choir performances, and a guest sermon by Bishop John Wesley Lord. A fellowship moment follows the 11 am service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
St. Luke’s Methodist Church
John Wesley Lord
Washington
Methodist Church
Peninsula Conference
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
America
Robert Strawbridge
Ireland
Frederick County
Philip Embury
New York City
John Wesley
Richard Boardman
Joseph Pilmoor
Francis Asbury
Richard Wright
Caroline
Caroline County
Freeborn Garrettson
Tuckahoe Neck
Massachusetts
Georgia
Captain Frazier
Major Mitchell
Henry Downes
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Protestant Church
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
South
Nelson Read
Matthew Greentree
Franklin and
Fourth Streets
Mount Andrew
Nehemiah Saulsbury
Risden Fountain
Samuel Talbott
Thomas Styll
Pete W. Stewart
Andrew Manship
George A. Smith
James Moore
Moore
Moore’s Chapel
Third St
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Denton Rotary
Parris Island
S. C
Terry A. Shorts
Medford M. Shorts
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
New Leathernecks
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Fleet Marine Force
Great Lakes
Ill
William R. Trice
Benjamin M. Trice
Route 1
Naval Training Center
Navy
Mrs
Roy Adams
Weather Data
Wesley
Delaware Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Music Teachers’ Association of Delaware
Woman’s Clubs
University of Delaware, Newark
Superior Court of
North Caroline High
Unicef
Chestnut Grove
Joseph E., Pooley
Madison, N. J
Draft Board
John Hough
Denton Methodist Ieepiscopal Church
Richard G. Carter
Henry Blackiston
John R. Fountain
James G. Redden
Thomas Butler
John H. Emerson
William T. Willis
Robert J. Jump
A. D. Davis
Market Street
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