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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1960
Page
4
Henderson and Dover families visited relatives across Maryland Delaware and Pennsylvania. Birthday celebrations for Ernest Downes and Janie Thorpe highlighted a weekend of dinners parties and calls among Raughley Downes Killen and Butler families and others. Betty Adams and Ann Butler secured positions in Washington.
Mrs L H Thomas reports interior church painting and window glazing by Daw son Fountain. Various residents visit relatives in Federalsburg Easton Milford Georgetown and Washington with social calls and family news. Burial of Willoughby at East New Market Cemetery. Rally Day prep underway at Sunday School. Sharon Lou Trice welcomes new baby at church.
Mrs. Jake Holland of Chester Md. hosted several Friday visitors including Mrs. Joseph Thomas Mrs. Howard Dodds and Lynn Connell. Roland Allen begins a 30 day furlough with his parents after graduating September 13 from the Inventory Management Specialist Course at Amarillo Air Force Base. Milford Kline attended Carl A Parker’s 50th wedding anniversary at Walkers on the Delaware. Richard Murphy returned to Fork Union Military Academy. Don Tracy Jr. left to resume studies at the University of Maryland. G L Larrimore of Wilmington and Effie Tarburton hosted last week. Everett Murphy and family visited Ft Jackson S C. Mrs. Callahan and her little son returned home with her parents.
Mr Callahan attends Officers Candidate School at Ft Benning Georgia. Mr and Mrs James Freland dined with Mr and Mrs Floyd Wright near Denton. Miss Sandy Ware of Marydel weekend guest of Miss Rhonda Allen. Harold Krabill and children visited Milford parents. Alan Segar attended CBYF Workshop at Camp Bethel near Bridgewater VA. Mary Beth Todd and Dorothy Fearins with Alan represented the Mardela District Youth. Cheri Butler underwent a tonsillectomy at Memorial Hospital Aston.
Sympathy is extended to the family of Mrs. Effie Thompson who died Sunday morning at her daughter's home. Mrs. John Sylvester received a surprise bon voyage shower Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Marjorie Williams, with 28 attendees organized by the WSCS of Trinity Methodist Church. Fourteen Goldsboro Charge members attended the District Conference at First Church in Denton Monday. Vincent Erickson of Baltimore visited Noble Jarrell Sr. on Tuesday. Lee Turner, son of Mr and Mrs Garland Turner, attends the University of Maryland. The Ladies Auxiliary Fire Co held its first meeting Tuesday evening in the Community Hall.
Denton Public Schools release next week menus featuring daily I and II platters with items like creamed beef on toast mashed potatoes lima beans and peaches on Monday and weekly variations including meats soups sandwiches and desserts. A la carte options include puddings salads and fruit selections across all days.
In loving memory of my dear husband Charles H Butler who departed this life three years ago September 50 1957. One dear to my heart was called away to the land where there is always. In life we shared our sorrow and joys then the time came when the Lord called you. Life has been harder since you left. But I am trying to overcome every test. The days and nights are so long and sometimes when weary lost my song. Sadly missed by his wife Elizabeth Butler.
A cash deposit of 10 percent of the purchase price is required of the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The balance of purchase money must be paid in cash upon final ratification of sale by the Circuit Court for Caroline County and will bear interest at 6 percent per annum from day of sale to day of settlement. Taxes and all other expenses will be adjusted to the day of sale.
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