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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1952
Page
3
The Hampton invites good living indoors and out with a terrace, storage room, covered porch and living room corner fireplace. A three bedroom version named The Euclid is available. All designs meet FHA standards and National Adequate Wiring Bureau approval. Architect’s working drawings, specifications and material lists are available.
The Orphans Court of Caroline County met with Chief Judge H. Roland Towers and two associate judges. Items filed include petitions for estates Sherman Tribbitt Anna Glenn and J Herman Noble probate, funeral bill allowances, first and final administration accounts, creditor publication proofs, letters testamentary to Noble executors, bond approval, and appraisers appointed for estates including M Emily Nuttle.
Emma Barber of Taylors Bridge visits Mrs Andrew then stays with Sallie Wroten. Covey Brown and son Wesley visit Sadie Brown. Marshall Andrew and son visit from Milford with Evah O Day of Greenwood. Clem Melaney and Annie Wilson spend Sunday with Edwin Pippin group in Hobbs area. Pvt Robert Messick returns to Farmington for weekend with Floyd Messick family. Luncheon at Crolls features many rural Bridgeville and Harrington residents. canasta played. Verdie Hardesty visits Annie Wilson and Sallie Wroten. Alfred Clark of Denton calls on Howard Drummond and Ruth. Pvt William Trice visits from Eustis with Ralph Trice.
Farm women organized The Greensboro Club and held three spring meetings. On September 18 at Mrs. Houston Thawley’s home Miss Spafford spoke on floor coverings for kitchen tables and baths. Members voted to meet every third Tuesday, with the next gathering set for October 21.
Merle E Spence left Tuesday to enter Virginia Polytechnic University at Blacksburg Va. He was honorably discharged from the U S Army Monday. Numerous visitors and travels are noted with people from New York Baltimore Dover Wilmington and Washington D C. A flight injury to Cpl Marvin Boyd is reported with recovery at Cherry Point North Carolina. Several local families hosted guests and traveled to sites including Luray Caverns Rehoboth Beach and Sky Line Drive.
On Wednesday evening, September 17, the Green-Burr 4-H Club was organized at Mrs. James Coulby’s home with help from Bessie M. Spafford. The club, named for its location between Greensboro and Burrsville, elected Ruth Ann Stevens as president and adopted sewing as its yearlong project with officers Jean Stevens, Esther Coulby, Jo Ann Parks, Calva Lister, Sara Thawley, Doris Stevens, and Joan Lister supporting roles.
Refreshments were served and the meeting adjourned to October 11 to meet at the home of Calva Lister.
Patricia Browne of Denton and Michael J. Tuneff of Henderson were among 125 new freshmen who registered at Washington College Chestertown last week. Classes for the new term began Monday September 22.
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