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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1952

Page

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Girl Scout Council Elects Officers

The Peninsula Girl Scout Council, Inc. of Delaware and Maryland elected officers and approved a 15000 budget and Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws at a September 15 meeting in Denton. Officers include President K Thomas Everngain and Vice Presidents Charles Smith and William Puncke Jr. The board list covers numerous regional members with Denton as a hub. The membership nominating committee was elected, and a charter application to the National Girl Scouts is planned with Charter Night set for October 29.

Peninsula Girl Scout Council, Inc Delaware Maryland Denton William Puncke, Jr Federalsburg Edward Berling Seaford Del K. Thomas Everngain Charles Smith Frederica Irvin Sammons Laverne T. McNeal Robert Valliant Oxford Robert Grime Blades Warren Gillespie Galena Hamilton Dashiell Cambridge Dougherty Lewes Everngain National Girl Scouts of the United States of America

Malott's TV Radio Service Opens In 1946 Then Moves In 1951

Mike and Janice Malott launched a radio service and repair shop at the Acme Supermarket site in January 1946 and moved to their current location at the old REA site in April 1951. Mike, a four year USAF veteran in communications, and Janice run the business with James Higgins as the technician and Mrs. Malott as bookkeeper. The shop sells installs and services TV and radio with a full line of parts and promises prompt courteous service.

Mike Janice Malott Acme REA Mike Malott Steverenge England Andover Ohio Cambridge Janice Port Angles Washington U.S.A.A.F James Higgins

Weather Outlook for Maryland and Delaware

Fair and mild conditions prevail with a rising trend into Friday. Showers likely Friday or Saturday followed by cooler conditions for the weekend. Temperatures average a few degrees above normal for the season with normal highs in the mid to upper 70s and morning lows from the mid 40s in western mountains to about 60 in southern and eastern areas.

Maryland Delaware

Greensboro Homemakers Club Meeting Report

The Greensboro Homemakers Club met at Miss Annabelle Bilbrough’s home with Miss Irene Bilbrough as co-hostess. Eleven members and three visitors attended. minutes and treasurer’s report were approved. Reports covered Caroline County Workshop, Organization Committee, and Program Planning.

Greensboro H. F. Butler Byron Poore Caroline County Butler Poore Bessie Spafford

Beacon Milling Plant to Dedicate in Laurel October 20

The Beacon Milling Company will dedicate its new Laurel Delaware feed plant on October 20 at 2:00 p m. Invitations are being issued through Beacon distributors and sales reps for invited guests. Governor Carvel and company leaders will speak, and the plant will serve the Delmarva Peninsula broiler industry. Beacon also runs plants in Cayuga Eastport New York and York Pennsylvania.

Beacon Milling Company Laurel Delaware Beacon Elbert N. Carvel

Denton Cub Scouts Organize For 1952 53

Pack 265 of the Denton Cub Scouts at First Methodist Church resumes activities sponsored by the Ever Ready Bible Class. Howard Mezick chairs the pack committee, Fred Asilton returns as Cub Master, and den mothers include Mrs Norris Coulby Mrs William Dempsey Mrs Fred Asilton and Mrs Floyd Aden. Twenty four boys remain from last year, four dens will formed with room for new Cubs in October. Eligible boys are eight to under eleven. Dens meet Tuesdays 3 30 to 4 45 and monthly Pack meetings at the church invite parents. The first Pack meeting is Friday September 26 at 7 00 pm. Prospective Cubs and parents are invited.

Denton Cub Scouts First Methodist Church Howard Mezick Fred Asilton Norris Coulby William Dempsey Floyd Aden Cub Scout organization Denton

Laborer Slain and Boss Held in Caroline Incident

A 32 year old migratory laborer Clarence Carroll was fatally shot at 1 a m Sunday at the Lester Christopher Cannery workers quarters in Smithson Caroline County Maryland. Edward Ivey 58 was arrested and committed on a murder charge amid a gambling spree aftermath authorities said Ivey fired the shotgun blast.

cannery Smithson Caroline County Clarence Carroll Baltimore Edward Ivey W. H. Weir Ivey Lester Christopher Cannery

City Church Planning Retreat Near Denton

The Church of the Brethren in Wilmington will hold a two day retreat at Camp Mardela on Watts Creek near Denton. The event, themed With Men To Christ, is sponsored by Mardela district with Mrs E T Selders of Wilmington as retreat chairman.

Church of the Brethren of Wilmington Camp Mardela Watts’ Creek Mardela Church of the Brethren E. T. Selders Wilmington

Easton Concert Series Announced for 1952 53 Season

The Easton Community Concert Association reveals a three Friday program at Easton High School auditorium. Opening Friday October 24 features pianist Jorge Bolet. December 12 brings The Carolers from Fred Waring’s group. Final concert February 27 presents dance duo Federico Rey and Pilar Gomez with Basque Flamenco and Mexican dances.

Easton Community Concert Association Jorge Bolet Fred Waring Easton concert association Rey Gomez Easton High School Denton Pittsburgh New Orleans Chicago Havana Dallas Washington D. C Philadelphia Boston New York The Carolers Penny Perry Jonathan Wilson Leo Bernasche Russell Hamar Eric Carlson Federico Rey Pilar Gomez Arthur R. Higginbottom Higginbottom John Howeth C. Edw. Hoadley G. H. Rue Harriet Cobl Arthur Southard Sarah Adkins J. T. B. Ambler Amos Creighton Anne Eason W. S. Fitzgerald Currie B. Hardin W. S. Norris, Jr W. R. Peters J. Carter Richardson A. Kathryn Smith J. Mulford Swing Louis S. Welty Julia Wilson M. A. Zimmerman

Community Club Opens Fall Season Today

The Denton Community Club starts its fall season with a Friday meeting at 1 pm a covered dish luncheon and a Civilian Defense program hosted by chairwoman Mrs William G Towers Major Benjamin F Vaughn G O C Coordinator Edward D Sparks Caroline County Civilian Defense Director Mrs Wilson Irwin and other invited guests will attend A film on Air Defense will be shown help welcome these guests

Denton Community Club William G. Towers Benjamin F. Vaughn Edward D. Sparks Caroline County Wilson Irwin

Republican Workers Rally At Armory Denton September 20

Republican workers will rally at the Armory in Denton at 8 o clock Saturday night September 20 to plan fueling registration and the fall campaign Ice cream will be served The committee invites all Caroline County residents to support General Eisenhower for President Congressman Beall for Senator and Ted Miller for re election to the House of Representatives

Denton Republican State Central Committee Caroline County General Eisenhower Beall Ted Miller House of Representatives

Rotary To Hear Vir. Wm. Rasmussen

Wm. C. Rasmussen, geologist in charge at the United States Department of Water Resources Division, Cooperative Ground Water of the Eastern Shore, will speak before the Denton Rotary Club on Tuesday September 23. He was obtained through the efforts of Mervin Pentz.

Wm. C. Rasmussen United States Department of Water Resources Division Cooperative Ground Water Eastern Shore Denton Rotary Club Rasmussen Mervin Pentz

Girl Scout Troop Committee Holds Meeting

The Girl Scout Troop Committee met at the home of chairman Mrs. William Addington on Tuesday evening September 9. Regular meetings will be the first Tuesday of alternate months. The group seeks a meeting place as no suitable space was found. New troops will be formed this year bringing total to four Girl Scout and three Brownie troops. New leaders are still needed. several volunteers joined as assistant leaders. Finance chairman Mrs. Adams to oversee the first fundraiser, a dinner for Rotarians and Lions at Camp Todd on September 16.

William Addington Roy Adams Walter Kerslake Walter Turner Carville Fleetwood Addington Adams Camp Todd

American Stores Opens New Bakery and Warehouse Plant

The American Stores Company opened a world class bakery and warehouse at 54th Street and Upland Way in Philadelphia with more than five hundred guests. U S Senators Edward Martin and James H Duff and Philadelphia Mayor Joseph S Clark Jr spoke at the luncheon. William Park, company president, welcomed attendees while Fred W Johnson served as toastmaster.

American Stores Company 54th Street Upland Way Philadelphia United States Edward Martin James H. Duff Joseph S. Clark, Jr William Park Fred W. Johnson

Progress Noted At Baltimore Water Meeting

At a Baltimore water resources meeting the Department of Geology Mines and Water Resources allowed Maryland Broiler Industries and Shannahan Artesian Well Co to drill a new well to below 200 feet. With all agreements complete the project should begin within weeks. The panel includes Dr. Joseph T. Lingewald Jr Arthur B. Stewart G Victor Cushwa Joseph C. Lore Mervin A. Pentz and Harry R. Hull. Water should be forthcoming soon for West Denton well owners.

Department of Geology, Mines and Water Resources Maryland Broiler Industries Shannahan Artesian Well Co Joseph T. Lingewald, Jr Arthur B. Stewart

Greensboro WSCS Holds First Fall Meeting at St Pauls

After summer break the Greensboro St. Pauls Methodist WSCS met in the hall with Mrs. Earl Passwater presiding. Miss Lena Lewis led devotions and Mrs. J. C. Smith directed the program on The Word of Reconciliation. Circles report 289 sick visits, 402 cards, 59 bouquets. plans include bazaar on Nov 8–9, Lions Club dinners, and a harvest sale as the year opens.

WSCS St. Paul's Methodist Church Greensboro Earl Passwater Lena Lewis J. C. Smith Merle Spence Myrtie Pepper Walter Weaver Lions Club Elizabeth Smith

WSCS Fall Covered Dish Supper At First Church

The WSCS of First Methodist Church opens the fall season with a covered dish supper in Fellowship Hall on Tuesday evening September 23 at 6 30. All women and WSCS members are invited. Mrs Edward J Snyder of Kingston Md will present the new study book These Rights We Hold by Fred L Brownlee. The meeting is arranged by vice president Mrs Reese Brown with help from Mrs Walter B Palmer Sr Mrs John Mandrell and Mrs Roy Slaughter.

WSCS First Methodist Church Fellowship Hall Edward J. Snyder Kingston Fred L. Brownlee Reese Brown Oron Smith Brown Walter B. Palmer John Mandrell Roy Slaughter

Aubrey Bodine To Be Entertained At Easton

Maryland photographer Aubrey Bodine will be hosted in Easton in early November at a Talbot County Free Library reception and tea with a concurrent photography exhibit. He will autograph copies of My Maryland, with proceeds aiding Memorial Hospital. The event also notes a locally produced collection from 25 years of Maryland work.

A. Aubrey Bodine Maryland Easton Talbot County Free Library Bodine Memorial Hospital

Willis Covell Expands with Sheller Silo and Dryer

Willis and Covell Co unveils a new hydraulic truck lift and corn sheller boosting daily bulk grain capacity to 15 000 bushels. Two concrete silos hold 20 000 bushels of October corn, with a modern 400 bushel per hour grain dryer added in August 1950 to speed grain movement.

Willis and Covell Co E. Kindleberger

Nations New Car Dealers Offer Transportation To Polls

New car dealers nationwide coordinate with the National Association to provide free transportation to voters on November 4. President J Saxton Lloyd notes thousands have pledged such service with posters and Why you should vote folders promoting a lift to the polls.

National Association J. Saxton Lloyd National Automobile Dealers Association

PTA Harvest Festival at Caroline High School

The PTA of Caroline High School hosts a Harvest Festival on Friday October 24 with planned activities and townwide celebration. Advertisements will outline the full schedule and events for the day.

PTA of Caroline High School

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Girl Scout Council Malott Weather Data U. S DENTON, MARYLAND spaPeRRADHIVE Greensboro Homemakers Club Maehm College Park State Homemakers Family Life Myers MacDonald Cub Scouts Caroline City Church Planning Retreat Rotary Wm. Rasmussen American Stores Co New Bakery Pennsylvania New Jersey First Church Aubrey Bodine Denton Volunteer Fire Company Redmond Long JEW ePAPF Willis & Covell PTA
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