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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1952
Page
12
Eastern Shore Baseball League results show Ridgely defeating Bay Hundred 5 to 2 on Saturday. Sunday action lists Trapper and Easton beating Henderson 5 to 3, Cambridge edging Bay Hundred 1 to 0, and Greensboro beating Bay Hundred 10 to 7.
The schedule lists Trappe atRidgely and Greensboro at Cambridge as playoff matchups for Sunday September 21.
The Greensboro baseball team clinched 4th place in the Eastern Shore League with a 10-7 win over Bay Hundred in St Michaels. Down 7-1 after three innings, Greensboro rallied with three in the fourth and later tied and took the lead in the seventh as Mundt, Diffie, Walls, and Kinamon sparked the comeback. The win secures a playoff berth, with Greensboro traveling to Cambridge while Trappe meets Ridgely on Sunday.
Greensboro society rounds up weekend guests from Briarcliff Manor Phoenix and Philadelphia. Residents and relatives visited Rehoboth Beach together with friends and kin from Milton Del Wilmington N J Pa Conn and Mich. A photo of the fire company auxiliary was taken and several locals are listed as visiting or ill.
On September 2 a group of four H girls met at Miss Bessie M Spafford s home to form Strengthening For Strength a 4 H club. Barbara Hager chaired the inaugural discussion outlining goals and aims including project variety boosting 4 H and leadership instruction for Jr Leaders. Officers named include President Barbara Hager Vice President Jo Anne Jackson Secretary Treasurer Patsy Lister Publicity Chair Margaret Lane and several committee members. Meetings set for the first Tuesday each month with the next on October 7 at Kay Nobles Preston home.
The Girl Scout Council announces an upcoming dinner meeting for all area adults interested in Girl Scouts. Time and venue are to be decided. AR DRIVE
Mrs Ola Wroten of Seaford visits with Mrs Sallie Wroten. Charlie Cannon and family visit Annie Wilson. Nancy Breeding remains sick. The Good family moved to Essington Pa. Hignutt hosts NC visitors including George Hignutts parents. Hickman ladies plan Oct 15 baked chicken dumplings supper. Mrs Isaac Nobles weekend with Margaret Breeding and Wilm er Nagel of Federalsburg. WSCS hosted in Community Building. Denton guests attend birthday dinner for James Foxwell and others including Morgan and Emer son families with many relatives from Delawa re and Cambridge.
The State House in Maryland opens a priceless painting collection for public viewing daily from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. including Saturdays and Sundays.
American Stores Company unveils a vast new bakery and warehouse complex in eastern Pennsylvania and southern New Jersey. The facility, the largest automatic bread and cake bakery on earth, includes 40 million pounds of storage, 511000 square feet of space, 20 silos in a brick tower, an airveyor system, and enclosed docks for 85 trucks. The site supports Acme supermarkets and American Stores with a 22-car rail siding, room for 9 more cars, and a dedicated laboratory, experimental bakery, and home economist office.
A reflective verse urges readers to place a white candle in each window and offer sincere prayers for world peace. It envisions a world where collective light and love replace guns and fear, guided by Jesus teaching that God loves all. The piece closes with a call to demonstrate faith through action and prayer.
Maryland club manager August G. Detlof analyzes driving safety and passing distances. He cites survey data and provides concrete clearance figures for various speeds with and without oncoming traffic, urging motorists to verify distances before passing to avoid fatal highway accidents.
Federalsburg Community Chorus will perform a recital at the Federal Theatre on Sunday October 12 at 8 00 p m to raise funds for Easton Memorial Hospital It is a community event intended to support local medical services and highlight choral talent from Federalsburg.
The Double Hills Homemakers Club will meet in the Fellowship Room of the Church of the Brethren for a covered dish luncheon on Wednesday October 1 at 12 noon. Note the date change.
The Live Wire Circle of Grace Church met at the home of Mrs L T Short on Monday evening with Mrs T Dukes Roe Miss Pauline Roe and Miss Emma Baker as assisting hostesses. Mrs William G Towers president opened the meeting with the Lord's prayer and scripture read by Mrs Eldon Marine. Mae Butler secretary read the minutes. A report from the class treasurer and Sunshine committee noted a $79.00 collection. Old and new business were discussed and voted upon. Refreshments were served by the hostesses.
Giraffes native to Africa can grow up to 19 feet tall, according to natural history notes highlighting their height and distinct long necks.
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