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PAGE TWELVE DENTON JOURNAL, DENTON, MARYLAND Friday, Mav 22. 1053 GREENSBORO Ilrnry M. Marvel. Petty Officer They say: Two can i live a possible date March 9 It will oc- 3rd class, is spending a 30-day leave cheaply as one if one is a a i a ENGAGEMENTS TAYLOR--TAYLOR "Mr. and Mrs.

Olcn Taylor, of Ro- liancc. have announced the mcnt of their daughter. Miss Hilda Taylor, to Mr. Wesley Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Noble Taylor, of Preston. The wedding will lake place in the Gethsemane Methodist Church at Reliance on July ISth. WEDDINGS --o-- ANTHONY-WALLS The wedding of Miss Christine Walls, daughter of Mrs. Hazel Walls, of Denton, to Mr. StVinley Wayne Anthony, son of Mr.

and Mrs. William Anthony, of Greensboro, took place at the home of the officiating minister. Rev. T. J.

Turkington, on Saturday, May 16, at 7 p. m. The attendants were the groom's brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.

Lewis Anthony. The bride chose a lovely white dress, white accessories and a corsage of red rosebuds. Mrs. Anthony was dressed in light blue with white accessories and a red rose corsage. A reception was held at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis Anthony. The groom, who is serving with the U. S. Army, returned to his camp in Virginia on Monday.

Mrs. Anthony will reside with her mother. The young couple received many nice and useful gifts from their many friends and relatives. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. Meluney. of Seaford, were dinner guests of their brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs.

Franklin Johnson. Mrs. Bill Shorts also was a guest. Mrs. Anah B.

Cooper and daughter, Mrs. John Snyder, and children and Mrs. Reyner Dukes, of. Baltimore, were Saturday guests of Mrs. Edward Willey.

Mrs. Fannie Biger and Miss Helen Selin visited with friends in Ridgely on Thursday. Mrs. Clarence Sennett, Mrs. Elizabeth Stone and Mrs.

William Garey were hostesses to 21 members and 1 visitor, Mrs. Emily Bailey, of Circle 2 at the former's home on Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Earle White attended a luncheon meeting at the Shoreham Hotel, Washington, on Wednesday.

Clifford Todd, son of Mrs. Bessie Todd, near Denton, returned to his home on Tuesday afternoon after being a patient in the Memorial Hospital, Easton, since his accident on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Larrimore, Mrs.

Paul Singer, Mr. and Mrs. William Beers attended the Del-Mar-Va Firemen's and Ladies' Auxiliary convention in Parksley, on Tuesday and Wednesday, May 12 and 13. Mrs. Paul Singer was elected president of the Auxiliary.

Mr. Walter Wright is a patient in the Memorial Hospital, Easton. Mrs. Donald MacDonald, Mrs. Clarence Melvin and Mrs.

Cora Stevens were hostesses to -15 members of the Concord Christian Comrade Class at the former's home on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Dugald MacDonald is on the sick list and is at present spending some time at the home of Mrs. Donald MacDonald. Her host of friends wish her a speedy recovery.

Mrs. Nora Craft attended the funeral of Mr. Howard Ross, in Baltimore, on Thursday. The Willing Workers Circle met at the home of Mrs. Clarence Roe on Monday evening with 14 members present.

Mrs. Sadie Beauchamp and Airs. Minnie Thawley were Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm MacDonald, of Peoria, Illinois, are spending a two weeks vacation with Mr.

and Mrs. James E. Harris and family. Mr. MacDonald is associated with the Caterpillar Tractor Company and is being transferred to York, where he will be Supervisor of a branch office.

Mrs. Ih-nry J. of Old West bury. Long Island, has b(vn vis- i i her mother, Mrs. J.

Edward Nichols, who has been very ill at her home. Mrs. Manic Torrodc has returned to her home, near Concord, a spending a couple months in Miami, Florida. Eight members of Circle 4 met at i he home of Mrs. Oron F.

i on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Harry Richardson and Miss Sue Bye were co-hostesses. Eighteen members of 'Circle 1 met at the home of Mrs. Newman Rickards and Mrs.

Georgianna Kimmcl on Monday evening. Mrs. Beatrice Pine was co-hostess. Mrs. Fied B.

Nut tie was hostess to 12 members and a guest of Circle 4 in the Church Parlor on Monday afternoon. Twenty-six members and guests of Circle 3 met for a covered dish picnic at the home of Mrs. Howard Hager on Monday evening. Mrs. Theodore Orme and Mrs.

James Temple were the co-hostesses. Mrs. John Shaffer and Mr. Alvin Shaffer spent the week-end in Pennsylvania. Mr.

and Mrs. Malcolm MacDonald, of Peoria, 111., visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John MacDonald; his aunt, Mrs. Dugald MacDonald, and Mrs.

Donald MacDonald on Monday afternoon. Mr. Jack Stafford, Miss Madeline Adams. Mrs. Fletcher Stafford, Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Stafford spent Sunday afternoon at Rehoboth Beach. Mrs. Allen Seiber and sister, Sallie, of Tom's River, N. were weekend guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Martin Pusey. Mrs. Louis C. Butler, Mrs.

Eldon Marine, Mrs. William Koenig, Mrs. Charles V. Moore and Mrs. Talmage Strong were hostesses to 25 members of the Live Wire Circle at the former's home on Monday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. George Lowe and Mrs. John D. Singer visited Mrs.

William Singer and Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Bardsley, at Collingdale, on Sunday. Mr.

O. M. Griffith, of Greensboro, purchased the home on the corner of Seventh and Gay Streets, in Denton, on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Rudolph Dyes spent the week-end with the former's relatives, in Bloxsom, Va. Mr. and Mrs. William Beers visited with the latter's mother, Mrs. C.

H. Godwin, in Parksley, last week. Mrs. Godwin returned with her for the week-end. i OUm Discussion Group Met With Mr.

And Mrs. Legg Discussion Group 2 met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Legg on Tuesday evening, May 19, with about 20 present. The chairman, Mr.

George Lowe, called the meeting to order. A voice of approval was given Mrs. Robert Dulin for the very nice minutes she had written of the last meeting. The discussion leader, Mrs. Martin Voss, led in discussing Maryland Road Program as passed by the 1953 Maryland Assembly.

The work is to be financed by a one cent increase in state gasoline tax, also there will be an increase in motor vehicle registration fees, effective April, 1955. A Memorial Day reading by Mrs. Flook was enjoyed, by all present. Refreshments were! served in abundance by the host and hostess. Mrs.

Martin Voss planned a little quiz program for entertainment. Service Short Pvt. Norwood Allston, who has been at Camp Breckinridge, Kentucky, arrived home on Tuesday to spend a 15-day leave with his mother, Mrs. Mahala M. Allston.

Pvt. Allston's next assignment will be at Fort Devons, Mass. Mrs. Paul West, of Harrisburg, with relatives. His ship, the USS has been visiting Mrs.

F. P. Roe. Mrs. Leah Cochran is i i i in Georgetown.

Del. Mrs. Albert Towers, of Baltimore. is visiting Mrs. E.

M. Noble. Ann Smith returned the first of the week from Mil ford Hospital, DCS Moines, will sail in June to serve as Flagship of the i Fleet in Europe. The USS DCS Moines has recently undergone yard repairs in Portsmouth, Va. Firemen's Carnival June 15-20.

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hut son and and the other is a nudist on a diet. Easter in ISIS fell on the earliest cur again on that date in 2285. Among the factors a i fuel densities arc viscosity, temperature, air pressure and moisture.

where she underwent a very success- son, Eddie, were dinner guests of fill tonsil operation. Her Mr. and Mrs. Davvson Warrington, Mrs. Carlton Smith, accompanied in Greensboro, Monday evening.

Mrs. L. W. Taylor, lias been Mrs. Harold Shivcly and daugh- on the sick list for a few days.

tcr and Mrs. Wm. Hughes and daugh- Mrs. A. W.

Brumbaugh is also on lor spent Monday in Ocean City, Md. the sick list. Plans arc being made for Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sullivan, of School in Goldsboro Methodist Fort Meade, are visiting her Church.

Watch for the date. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Edwards. I Seven MYF members attended the Mrs.

Joe Simpson and daughter, Youth Conference in Grace Church, Mrs. Ruth Kemp, are visiting in Bal- Wilmington, on Saturday. Farm Trucks timorc. Mr. and Mrs.

George Lake and Mental Hygiene two children were called home rom California owing to the extreme ill- i Aims UlSCllSSeCl ness of Airs. Lake's mother, Mrs. J. I (Continued from Page 1) Max Chambers. ters can fit into the program.

Mrs. Charles Nichols and Mrs. A cut in the federal budget makes Walter Raver, were in Wilmington ion Saturday. I Mrs. Henry Dean is on it imperative for the Mental Hy-; gicnc Society of Maryland to cur-1 the sick tail expenses to the amount of 511,000, according to Mr.

Martin. During the week-end Mr. and Mrs. While the Maryland Mental Hy-' jDawson Warrington entertained a gienc Society has 8,500 members, it 'number of out-of-town guests. a membership of 10,000, Mr.

i Cheryl Lynn Smith, daughter of I Martin pointed out. 19f0 INTERNATIONAL L162 WITH MILK BODY 194.9 INTERNATIONAL KI55 1917 INTERNATIONAL KB5 WITH BODY 1948 INTERNATIONAL KB5 WITH BODY 1946 DODGE WITH BODY 1948 CHEVROLET PICKUP 1950 INTERNATIONAL L130 PICKUP Other bargains available in tractors, dump truck and 10-wheelers North Aurora Street Phones 742 and 1005 EASTON, MARYLAND t. I i I and Mrs. Myron Smith, had a fall and broke her right arm. Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Smith spent week-end with their son and i daughter-in-law. Dr.

and Mrs. My- jron Smith, of Pottstown, Pa. Mr. John Baynard, who has been sick for some time, passed away on Friday. The field representatives referred to the dinner which five new Eastern Shore chapters of the Maryland Mental Hygiene Society will sponsor at Ccntrovillc June 1.

Dr. Robert H. Fcliz, of Bethesda, director of the National Institute of Mental Health, will lead the discussion of the citizen's responsibility Mr. Paul Luff, of Smyrna, form- for community mental health at the erlv of Greensboro, met with a very dinner meeting. serious accident by hitting a tree with his car.

There were no other occupants in the car. He is in the Kent General Hospital, Dover. Mrs. Sadie Ash returned from Wilmington after spending several weeks with her daughter. Mr.

John Cope is visiting his sister, in Atlantic City, N. J. Circle leaders were appointed by the WSCS as follows: Circle 1, Mrs. Charles Bilbrough; assistant, Mrs. Eva Kenton.

Circle 2, Mrs. May Brittingham and Mrs. Naomi Passwaters. Circle 3, Miss Mary Draper and Mrs. James Bilbrough.

Circle 4, Mrs. Jesse Smith and Mrs. Marie Spence. Circle 5, Mrs. Ruth Kemp.

GOLDSBORO John G. Marvel, U. S. Air Force, has returned to duty after spending a short leave at home. He was recently transferred from Seward Air Base, Tennessee, to Bowling Field, Washington, D.

C. He will work for the OST Branch of the FBI of the Air Force in Mrs. Mary Scott, of Federalsburg, gave a report of the orientation course which she had taken at Cam- bridge State Hospital. James P. Hill, of Denton, who was reelected president of the society, presided at the conference.

Other officers are Mrs. Jerome Framptom, of Federalsburg, vice- president; Mrs. Lyman Scotten, of Goldsboro, secretary; Mrs. Harry H. Nuttle, of Denton, treasurer.

Mr. Martin announced that Henry Powers, a psychiatric social worker, has taken up his duties at the clinc in Easton. Among those participating in the general discussion of problems were Dr. Edwin G. Riley, public health officer of Caroline County; Judge J.

D. Carter, Mrs. Clarence J. Kern, and Miss Lucretia Gibbs, all of Denton. and Mrs.

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May 25-26 HOWARD HUGHES presents itorrlng ROBERT MITCHUM LIZABETH SCOT! ROBERT RYAN --plus-- Jf Jf i i --plu LEO BOWERY I GROUCHO MARX MARIE WILSON i WILLIAM BENDIX DON DeFORE GENE LOCKHART Jf JEWS PA PER I Wed. May 27-28 Marlene Dietrich Sunday only--May 24 Randolph Scott --plus-Phil Reagan Duke Ellington Eddie Duchen in.