Health Program At P T A Meeting At School
A P T A meeting Monday night will feature a health program by Biology class members and a health play by seventh grade science students. Musical selections will also be performed by Miss Spicer and Miss Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. A
Salisbury Normal School
Ramsbury
Donald Rubler
George Clendaniel
Jen Ann Deen
Hannah Detwiler
Grace Gelletty
Margie Rue
Louise Roe
Elaine Greaves
Sherman Tribbitt
Robert Thawley
Miss Trice
Notable historic dates and events listed in brief
A fragmented OCR style note lists events and dates: the U S Mint in Philadelphia began in 1792, Michigan first to vote for national prohibition repeal in 1933, de Leon lands in Florida in 1512, the U S orders return of gold to banks in 1933, the U S declares war on Germany in 1917, detective W A Pinkerton born in 1846, and the Clay Randolph duel noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Easton May Decide Soccer Champs Sunday
Eastern Shore Soccer League standings and last Sunday results show Greensboro defeating Easton 4 to 2 after an early Easton lead. Playoff timing hinges on Sunday outcomes with Ridgely at Easton and potential April 6 kickoff in Greensboro if Ridgely wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Ridgely
Greensboro
New Caroline County Armory Dedication Set for May 30
The National Guard unit here will become an independent Company D of the Quartermaster Corps on April 3. Lt. Allan F. Feldman will be replaced by Lieutenants Wise and Moore. Five GMA CG trucks and one wagon join the unit, housed near the Armory. The WPA handles final interior work as Dr. Knotts sets May 30 as Dedication Day with Governor O Connor and General Reckord expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
National Guard
Baltimore
Caroline
Cascade
Marinland
the
Quartermaster Corps
Allan F. Feldman
James A. Wise
Charles V. Moore
Denton
WPA
E. Paul Knotts
Armory Board
O’Conor
Reckord
Supplemental Budget Aids Our Farmers Firemen
Governor Herbert R. O Conanr s supplemental budget to the General Assembly for the two year period beginning October 1 estimates 750000 in new appropriations. Major funds go to cattle and poultry disease control farm projects county hospitals and to the Maryland State Firemen s Association. An extra 380000 for Bang s Disease Control will be matched by federal funds and expand the campaign begun in 1933. Ten counties have been tested with less than one percent infection and 35000 cattle owners seek herd tests, a costly enduring effort. Elimination of the disease could boost dairymen earnings by thousands yearly and 57000 is allotted for bees poultry strawberries and tobacco disease control soil conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert R. O’Conor
General Assembly
Maryland State Firemen’s Association for the care
Bang
Maryland State
Maryland Farm Bureau
Maryland
Denton to Join Mar-Del Baseball League
Denton will join the Mar-Del Baseball League replacing Magnolia CCC as the season nears. Four games remained in the schedule last year but only two were played. The league included Ridgely Goldsboro A C Goldsboro CCC Denton in Maryland and Camden Hardy in Delaware. A directors board led by Dr M A Brackett elected last Friday named William N Neal manager and Charles T Baker publicity director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvert C. Merriken
Denton
Magnolia CCC
Ridgely
Goldsboro A. C
Goldsboro CCC
Maryland
Camden
Hardy
Delaware
Mr. Neal
Hartly
Darrow to Speak at Aggie Banquet in Newark
Wayne H. Darrow director of the Division of Information at the AAA will address the Delaware Agricultural Club at its annual Old College banquet on the University of Delaware campus in Newark. The event, for fathers, friends, and School of Agriculture students, features William Mai as toastmaster and officers Ed Schabinger Felton Everett Mai Greenwood Lewes William E Thompson Jr Lewes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne H. Darrow
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington, D. C
Delaware Agricultural Club
Old College
University of Delaware
Darrow
New York State
Cornell University
Cornell
Texas
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
AAA
Division of Information
School of Agriculture
Ed Schabinger
Felton
Everett Mai
Greenwood
William E. Thompson, Jr
Lewes
Sam Armour
Milford
William Mai
Concord Epworth League Hosts Methodist Youth Council
On Sunday evening March 26 Concord Epworth League welcomed the Caroline County Methodist Youth Council. They presented a program built around the theme prayer featuring hymns cornet pieces solos and quartette numbers led by Julian Hill and Violet Trice with performances by Norma Hicks Ruth Noble Henry Meredith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Epworth League
Caroline County Methodist Youth Council
Julian Hi
cornet
Lord
Violet Trice
Henry Meredith
Norma Hicks
Julian Hill
Goldsborough to resign Congress seat Wednesday
Representative T. Alan Goldsborough will resign after eighteen years in the First district and take the oath April 5 as an associate justice of the District of Columbia. Named by President Roosevelt to a new federal judgeship, he has been confirmed and will assume duties next Wednesday in Washington with Maryland lawmakers and friends watching. He will reside in Washington while keeping a Denton home, and the ceremony will be held in the Police Court Building with the Maryland delegation present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Alan Goldsborough
House
District of Columbia
Goldsborough
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Toa
Washington
Maryland
Denton
Caroline county
Police Court
Circuit Court Sets April Term Dockets and Juror List
The Circuit Court of Caroline County opens its April term Monday April 3 with 32 trials one appeal and four petitions on the civil calendar plus 14 appearances and one court recognizance. Jurors span eight districts led by Ernest Gibbs Henry Shulties and Thomas Gough in First District and Brantley Trice Frank Doerr and R Russell Edgell among others in later districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Ernest Gibbs
Henry Shulties
Thomas H. Gough
John T. Shultz
J. C. Kinnamon
Carroll M. Elliott
Chas
H. Bilbrough
Ralph E. Ober
Michael F. Kibler
Wallace Harper
A. M. Dulin
Martin Adams
Houston Thawley
Frank D. Ziegler
Chas. K. Evans
Martin C. Voss
Clarence H. Roe
W. Kirwin Smith
Harlan F. Davis
John T. Spence
Joseph L. Gallagher
Richard W. Engle
Harry H. Rieck
John C. Fisher
F. Handy
Charles P. Wright
Victor Dean
T. Sewell Noble
Ward Edgell
J. Dallas Blades
A. Taylor
Clayton Roe
Milford Kline
Carl J. Werner
John E. Eveland
Joseph M. Eaton
Walter Gibbs
Frank R. Flounders
Harlan C. Harrington
Richard Blackburn Jr
Willard H. Green
Frank Kibler
Brantley H. Trice
Frank H. Doerr
R. Russell Edgell
W. Kelley Turner
Henry Garman
Sidney Collins
Methodist Pastors Shifted In M. E. Appointments
Sixty three pastoral changes were announced at the Wilmington M E Conference concluding in Asbury Church Wilmington with Rev Walter A Hearn to succeed Dr E C Hallman as Dover District superintendent Eleven changes in the Wilmington District twenty five in the Dover District and twenty seven in the Salisbury District were listed Bishop Hughes urged unity and commented on votes and Prohibition later eight new ministers were ordained including Melvin E Wheatley Jr and Elmer L Bennett among others in the ceremony at the conference
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline county
Walter A. Hearn
E. C. Hallman
Dover
Wilmington M. E
Asbury M. E
Wilmington
Edwin Holt Hughes
Washington
Asbury Church
Hallman
Hearn
Laurel
Del
Salisbury
Harry E. Woolever
Religious Press Service
America
League of Nations
Europe
Hughes
Henry M. Parks
J. J. Bunting
E. B. Eckhart
Melvin E. Wheatley, Jr
Elkton
Drew University
Lawrence L. Knotts
Marion, Md
Elmer L. Bennett
Smith’s Island
Ewell E. Crockett
Nanticoke
James H. Clow, Jr
Greenwood
Walter E. Fosnocht
Mt. Lebanon
Robert L. Kirby, Jr
Elliott
John F. Willis
Burrsville
John R. Bicking
Bunting
Walter E. Gunby
republic
John H. Moore
M. E. Church
South
James H. Straughn
Methodist Protestant Church
Robert Hodgson
North East
Ministers’ Wives’ Association
Parks
Roy Thawley
Selbyville
J. Harry Wright
R. H. Nelson
R. W. Hastings
C. W. Branford
W. G. Harris
R. K. Stephenson
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JOE £. BROWN
Tata
FATE
Aeron Dolus
HELEN BRODERICK
CHARLES BICKFORD
Ridgely Theatre
WARNER BROS
SONITA GRANVILLE
JAMES STEPHENSON
FRANKIE THOMAS
WILLIAM CLEMENS
Lad
JESSE JAMES
Rose
Betsy Patterson Plain
Sturmer
ture
mar
eo BANKS
Denton National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Lee
OTTO KRUGER
VALGIERS
SLIMANE
hove
CHARLES BOYER
Walter Wanger
Sigrid Guile
Hedy Lamer
Dentonia Theatre
PETER LORRE
Saturday Evening Post
JOHN GARFIELD THE DEAD END KIDS
CLAUDE RAINS
AKN SHERIDAN
AY BOSOM
GLORIA DICKSON
Journal
Austin Murphy
Sylvia Leese
Ziegler
Wayne Cawley
Mac Fifield
Bruce Andrews
Louise Chaflinch
Pauline Moore
Louise Brown
Robert Moore
Irma Henzen
Neus
Hannah
Glee Club
Safety Patrol
Calvin Chilton
Austin
University of Maryland
Le Comte De Monte Cristo
acters
Stu
Hhtler
Mussolini
Beagvn College
Abris Willoughby
Speed Exrors
Charlotte Butler
P.G
Thomas Lankford
Kyma Henzen
Marguerite Martin
Charles Butler AG
aweek
Johnny Hughes
Paul Wright
Ives One
a.ir Sh
U S Mint
Philadelphia
Place de Leon
Florida
U S
U. S
Germany
W. A. Pinkerton
Clay and
Randolph
Eastern Shore Soccer League
Existon
Vienna A. C
St. Michaels
Centreville
Kirby
Pete Councell
101th Denton
Euston St. Michaels
Vienna
A. C
Mar-Del Baseball League
Newark
CONCORD
Circuit Court
Methodist
M. I
W. E. Gunby
Asbury
H. M. Parks
Bellefonte
J. C. Steen
Brandywine
R. C. Jones
Eastlake
C. C. Harris
Epworth
J. E. French
Grace
B. M. Johns
Harrison Street
M. W. Marine
Hillcrest
A. W. Goodhand
Kingswood
M. H. Keene
Made
Cecilion
Frank White
Charlestown
G. W. Goodley
Cherry Hill
F. K. McKorkle
Chesapeake City
H. T. Caldwell
Chester Bethel
W. E. Habbart
Christiana
W. M. Goodhand
Claymont
F. J. Pieplow
Peete Hopkins
Delaware City
Ebenezer
L. V. Pratt
M. E. Wheatley
Elk Neck
R. L. Kirby
Galena
Walter A. Glass
Hockessin
Richard M. Green
Holly Oak
J. E. Layton
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