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DENTON JOURNAL, DENTON, MARYLANDFriday, JunetemsHOBBSWis. I,.LI. Floquet week 1o join(lisehure-II. Thomas, CorrespondentPhone G33-J-1oingny. I Ic serv-ision and was c last year, es W. Corley, •ecciving con-h of a daugh-T.ursday, ISlly[ospital. Mrs. )cred here as Culver, riaugli-Jcorgc Culver.Last Sunriax dinner guests of ]\Ir. and Mrs. Elmer Butler wore Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Woodward, of Grcens-1-oro; Misses Ellen and Ann Butler, of Washington; Mil and Mrs. Kenneth Butler and sons, Wayne and Per-and Mrs. Georgia Butler. Eve-M rs.II. IS.PlioiuButts, Correspondent Whit eon Us 5112Mis. Eli/ahclh Sowada, of Wyoin-the weekend with Mrs.fwore the Sundav \isitors of Mr. and1*Mis. .John E\eland and the Misses Pearl and Madge E\eland.On Sunda\, June -1th, Rev. Thomas* ★★★★★★★★★★ if it ir★★★★★★■CrosS'Roai33S and theirBut ton, joinedry,ning guests were Mr. Harold Seeders,of Salisbury, and Miss Elaine Willis.Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hansiev, of Washington; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tow-ers and Mr. and Mrs. Benson Towers were last Sundav guests of Mrs. ; two or three B B Allon.Mrs. Roland Towers and Mrs. W. G. Holbrook motored to Easton lastrecently Thursday.ofing, spent Hattie Moore.Boy Scout Troop Scoutmaster, Henryether troops from lower New Castleand Kent Counties in a Camporee atPetersburg Wildlife Refuge on Sat- j But]C1.urdav and Sundav of last week.%. «Weekend guests of Miss Margaret'will sprak on “The Life ol Moses,' as an introduction to a series this sum-“The Ten Commandments.''’mer onThere are still openings for Church School teachers. It you would likethe staff foito join pleasea vear or two,* Fcontact either Mr. Barton Mr. Russell Eaton or Rev.Thomas.**-Ik*¥¥¥¥t ¥¥¥¥¥¥ *Mrs. Harry Jester and brother, ofSmith included Mrs. Laura Glass aml'LollR ,s].ln(l N y Wcr0 ,he gues(sof All*, and Mrs. Oscar Rice on Sat-Nc,'v! urdav.daughter, Miss Sara Glass, ot Balti-pr and family. . Ramsev and thenmore, and Mr. Calvin Smith, of Castle, Delaware.extended toMrs.Mol-Ger-orth of town, and daughter, and children,Mrs. Percy Harrison, of Easton, and Mrs. Wm. Rowlenson were luncheon guests of Mrs. Charles Davis spent Sunday ]asl Monday.At the Peninsula Annual Conference held in Wilmington, R’ev. Don-ay visitors of Hurst was returned to the Burrs-ville Charge, which includes Union,Wesley, Prospect and Ames Churches. The last-named is the church here.9Svmpathy is Court land Buckalcu and to Mrs. jlie Murray. Their sister, Mrs.,trudc Gooden, passed away on Friday. ^jrs~ Mrs. Luther Andrews, of Denton, and Mr. Willard Andrews, of Balti-t heirmd Mrs. Red-moi'c, spent last weekend with daughter, sister and family,Mrs.f Greensboro, n Beers visit-IHollis Gray.Mrs. Laura Clark, who hasbeenI-Ios-lorial Day.ja patient in the Kent General pital, Dover, for the past two weeks,andIrwintheir homeinoDenton.Watson and nd Lynne, ofnington, \vrere parents, Mr. a.at 9 o’clock, Mr. Elmer TeachersMrs. L.Sr., is a pa- prcaching service is Plospital at gnnday School is at 10.Butler is superintendent, are Mr. Dawson Fountain,II. Thomas, Mrs. Wesley Stafford, Mrs. Louise Sharp, Mrs. Roland Towers, and Mrs. Frank Willoughby.Our WSCS was very pleasantly entertained at the home of Mrs. Frank Wi Hough by on Wednesday evening of last week. After business transactions, the hostess served deliciousFT C lit • I refreshments.U O “ | Our WSCS ladies extend their appreciation to each one who helpedin any way to make their StrawberryFestival held last Saturday eveningK. BLADESis improved at this time.Mr. and Mrs. I-Iarrv S. Smith and Mrs. NamioJ of Georgetown, called on relatives in town on Saturday.Marydel Civic Club held their regular monthly meeting on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Harrv Knotts, Templcville. The annual plant exchange was held at this meeting. Plans were made for the yearly Progressive Dinner to be held next month. Following the business, delicious refreshments were served the hostesses, during which timedaugbBlades, USNiroline Coun-:he late Jehui Blades.the Preston aduated from ml Academyith valor inthetyj died sud- a success.Naval Flos -\ Our WSCS ladies desire a good at-Y. He was lt;endance at the Chicken Barbecue,which will be at the CommunityFlouse here on Saturday evening ofthis week.Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Ricards and Mrs. B. B. Allen called on Mrs. W. G. Flolbrook on Wednesday afternoon of last week.Mrs. Elwood Reed, of rural Bridge-ville, visited her brother, Mr. Chas. Davis, and wife last Friday.Mr. Charlie Lord, of Baltimore, visited his mother, Mrs. Emmett Lord, and sister, Mrs. Paul Maloney, and family last weekend.Last Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Thomas accompanied Mr. and Mrs. L. Flopkins Thomas and;rtha Blades, family, of Easton, to Laurel, Del.I Mrs. J. R. Ricards and Miss Bettyheld in Fed- Faulkner, of Denton, visited Mrs. B.orning, with B. Allen one afternoon last week, the Christ- Mr. Duke Moore called on Mr. and Eastou, in Mrs. Clifton Fluharty one day last Union Grove week.a social hour was enjoyed by all.Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Ware, of Wil-visited his mother, Mrs.lastmington,CourtlandBuckaleu, one dayweek.Girl Scout Troop 174 held a Skating Party at the Dover Roller Rink on Thursday evening. They wish to thank all who helped to make it thesuccess it was.Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Kerr andMrs. Mac Callahan and little son, Mickey, loft on Thursday for Fort Bcnning, Georgia, after spending the past month with her parents, Mr. andEverett Murphy* and her inlaws, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Callahan, of Centreville.Mr. and Mrs. Ross Allen and their liter, Kim, were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Per-ly and two sons, of Chestertown.Mrs. Efiie Tarbutton has returned home after spending two weeks with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Larrimore, of Wilmington.Congratulations to Warren Thomas on winning first place at the Industrial Art and Science Exhibit at North Caroline on Friday night. Warren’s project was a Hi-Fidelity Set which he made this year.Mrs. Oscar Rice was the proud recipient of two potted plants for being the oldest mother present at theDenton Holiness Church on Mother’s Day.Mr. and Mrs. Everett Murphy leit on Monday evening for the commencement exercises of their son, Cadetfrom Fork Unionis wife, Chicago; ae Blades, of on, Lt. Law-the United at Quincy, 5 a brother, imore attor-son, Robert, and Mrs. Almina Farrow, of Milford, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs U. Lee Flar-Mrs. Farrow remained for aRichard Murphy,Military Academy, at Fork Union,Va. Final graduating exercises wereat 10 a. m. on Wednesday, May 31. Congratulations, Richard.Miss Rhonda Allen, Richard Williams, of Ridgely; Ross Allen, Miss Laurie Lyons, of Queenstown; Miss Kay Sherwood and Wayne Wharton, of New Jersey, spent Sunday in Re-hoboth.¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥nman. visit.Miss Clara Winsch and Mrs. Edward Fore, of Philadelphia, spent th weekend with Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Collison.Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bender havefromMr. and Mrs. Dan Hodgman and two sons, of Pocomoke City, were the weekend guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Fleming. Mrs. Hodgman and son, Kevin, remained for a longer visit, as Mrs. Fleming is confined to her home due to ill-as house New Jersey.euestsherness.parentsICARD OF THANKSESwell% 89, a msboro most r member of For Agedthe Me moron Saturday,insboro area, 1, the da ugh-I gratefully express my thanks and appreciation to all my friends, neighbors and relatives who so thoughtfully remembered me with the many deeds of kindness, cards, flowers, visits, gifts and delicious foods while I was a patient In the University Hospital and since my return home.Mrs. Helen Hardee.HILLSBORO.Mrs. G. Russell Eaton, CorrespondentPhone EM 4-4794Vacation Bible School at the Hills-boro-Qucen Anne Methodist Church will begin on June 19th. There willbe a Laboratory School for Sunday School teachers in Easton from July 23rd to July 28th. The Commission on Education is making six scholar-Can YOUIships available. Please see Rev. Mr.Thomas for details.Mr. and Mrs. Bob Eveland, Queen Anne; Mr. and Mrs. William Evc-land, of Ridgely; Mr. Ed Eveland and son, Charles, of Greensboro, and Mrs. Ethel Poore, of Greensboro,mTim •?DOWNwdUVE!DRIVETH CATCDENTONMr- 04* * AC *■„**.Thurs.-Fri.-Sat., June 1-Sthe umSOMEONEIPRESLEYiAS PACER, THE HALF-BREED!FIIMlt;Cine maScopG COLOR b# DE LUXEProduce* fej D0AV10 WElSBARf • DCMiilnite Show FridaWakambaSunday Monday, June 4
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Fri, Jun 02, 1961
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