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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1953

Page

9

Birthday dinners and social notices in Greensboro area

Greensbor o residents hosted birthday gatherings at the Alt. John Burger St. cottage near Felton with guests from Wilmington Dover and Denton. Wayne Griffin celebrated a fourth birthday. Baptist Womens Missionary Society discussed gift drives for Godd Will Center and church nursery. Community members visited relatives in Wilmington Ocean City and Detroit. hospital notes and local visits conclude the column.

Baptist Womens Missionary Society Moyer Baltimore Lawrence Schwartz

Greensboro Thomemakers Meet at Miss Balbroughs Home

The Greensboro Thomemakers gathered at Miss Annabelle Balbroughs home on September Sth with Miss Nene Palbrough as co host. Irene Bilbrough presided in the absence of the president. Thirteen members answered roll call and the treasurer reported funds. A rummage sale was set for September 18 and 19 at the WSCS Hall to aid the Home For Aged Women in Easton. A nominating committee was formed and Miss Spafford spoke on Meals For Thick and Thin. The meeting closed with an invitation to meet Mrs. Walter Pimm in October and refreshments were served.

Gaireensboro Thomemakers Annabelle B Balbrough Nene Palbrough Irene Bilbrough Nellie Gray WSCS Easton Miss Spafford Walter Pimm

Maryland Oyster Production Rises Despite Skeptics

Maryland harvested over 2.61 million bushels of oysters from the Bus and tributaries last season, a 301000 bushel increase. Commissioner John P. Tawes calls it the biggest gain since 1918-49, crediting rapid propagation and stronger law enforcement alongside tax-based production tabulations.

Maryland John P. Tawes

Preston Community Notes Mention Visits and Events

PRICSTON Community Club Ves dan Carmine Phone 596 Ars 20 OV Dare as pvesstime yyeg sister in law hs Geo Whroelit Visits to St Michaels Mrs TE Mo Tethys as in Rehoboath Visiting her mother Mrs James Carmine Mr WJ Bonnet in Durham NC over the weekend with his mother WL oE Bonner who is al Mrs JC Bateman entertained the Monday Bridge Club Three-Table Bridge Club met Wednesday with Mrs I J Harris Miss Jane Nuckols spent the weekend in Smyrna Del Mrs Howard Gillen of Timber Trails Sherman Conn guest of Mr and Mrs Tf C Houghtaling George Henning RD 2 left Sunday for Norfolk Va and sails soon for a 10 week European cruise on the USS Siboney Preston School band benefit festival on school grounds Mrs Nell Christopher of Baltimore spent weekend with Mr and Mrs Lee Noble Mr and Mrs Lee Noble Jr of Seaford Del were dinner guests Wednesday of Mr and Mrs Lee Noble Mrs Herman Schmick and daughter Carolyn spent Sunday with relatives in Chestertown Miss Barbara Sisk returned to her school in New York City Dr I B Plummer president of the Maryland Academy of General Practice attended the meeting of doctors from Maryland Washington DC and Delmarva Peninsula at Ocean City on Saturday Sept 12th Mrs Plummer accompanied him Mr and Mrs Max Chambers attended the fishing fair Friday Saturday and Sunday

TE Mo Tethys Rehoboath James Carmine WJ Bonnet Durham N.C Oe Bonner J.C. Bateman I. J. Harris Jane Nuckols Smyrna Del Howard Gillen Timber Lee Noble Amrs. Lee Noble, Jr Seaford Herman Schmick Carolyn Chestertown Barbara Sisk New York City I. B. Plummer Maryland Academy of General Practice Maryland Washington, D. C Delmarva Peninsula Ocean City Plummer Max Chambers

Mary Del social notes report births moves and gatherings

Mary Del news items list attendees at the pDeta wate State Fie Convention at Holloway Terrace Del married names and neighborhood arrivals. Julius Meyer and family welcomed a son Donald John Sept 4. Amos Porter and family moved to Seaford. J Seward Dailey celebrated a birthday with family. T Olin Ford birthday observed Sept 10. Charles Sears family welcomed a daughter in Menheim Germany. New Hartly school couple Elvin and Mrs Phillips and their son Wayne visiting. L H Collison and Andrew visited Gilmour family. Mary Del Fire Co Auxiliary thanks housewives for cake booth contributions at carnival with earnings about 3488 and prize winners O Neal and Mrs Carter.

Helado Holloway Terrace Del Dastweed Vary Leslie Clara Smith Bertha Logan Virginia Butts Grace Bezeries Hairs Starkey LeRoy Harman John Tusward Paul Smith Julius Meyer Marydel Washington, D. CC Donald John Meyers Dianne Russell Amos Porter Seaford Porter J. Seward Dailey T. Olin Ford Charles Sullivan Charles Sears Menheim Germany Sears Catherine Sullivan New Jersey Elvin Phillips Hartl School Phillips Winslow Township Harty School Lindenwold School Hartly R Wayne Phillips Bainbridge L. H. Collison Andrew G. J. Gilmour Glenwood Mary- del Fire Co Charles O'Neal Barclay Mary Teat Carter Dover

The Merry Widow Case True Mystery Story

A bright young reporter and a plodding police sergeant unravel Chicago’s baffling murder in a true thrillers feature. Read the September 20 issue of The American Weekly in color gravure, with the Baltimore Sunday American.

Chicago American Weekly Baltimore Sunday American

Population gains in the 1980s and 1940s outlined

The record notes U S population rose by about nine million during the 1980s and by about nineteen million in the 1940s, highlighting significant growth spikes across these decades.

U. S

Oil wells producing in New Mexico reach 6800 in 1953

In 1953 New Mexico reported 6800 producing oil wells reflecting continued expansion of the state’s oil industry. Data indicate a robust output year as operators expanded drill sites and production activity across major oil districts.

New Mexico

Ford Cars Best Buy Says Used-Value Survey

The passage touts Ford cars with high mileage six engines and low price. It highlights steel body panels, Master-Guide power steering, full circle visibility, foam cushion seats, rust-proofing, and strong resale value, claiming Ford offers superior features at lower cost and higher retained value.

Ford

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