Future Teachers Assn. To Meet Here Saturday
More than 800 MAFTA members from 160 high schools and 15 college education associations will gather at North Carolina High School in Denton for the 11th Annual Spring Convention on April 7. Highlights include a keynote by Morris C. Jones and talks by Carole King and others as officers are elected.
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Maryland Association of Future Teachers of America
North Caroline High School
Denton
FTA
Morris C. Jones
Stevensville High School
MAFTA
Carole King
Richard Montgomery High School
Wilbur S. Hoppengardner
Caroline County
Francis L. Holsinger
Princial
Gregory Daniels
Coppin State Teachers College
Patsy Tewart
Martha DeBerry
Frostburg State Teachers College
Daniels
Washington, D. C
Joseph Boone
Boone
Maryand State Teachers Association
Homemaker Club hears of Caribbean vacation trip
Mrs. Kenneth Decker described a four month winter vacation to Caribbean islands via Italian ship visiting Puerto Rico St Thomas and Haiti with stops in Williamsburg Jamestown and other attractions. The meeting in Queen Anne included craft displays and a social hour with storm notes from Atlantic City.
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Caribbean
Kenneth Decker
Furman’s Grove Homemakers’ Club
J. A. Jackson
Queen Anne
Puerto Rico
St. Thomas
Haiti
Williamsburg
Jamestown
Virginia
Atlantic City
N. J
C. E. Bartons
REA
Barton
William Griener
John Nalley
Eastern Shore State Hospital
William Cooper, Sr
Red Cross
Clarence Ringgold
Easter Cantata At St Luke's On Palm Sunday
On Palm Sunday evening April 15 at 730 the Adult Choir of St Luke's Methodist Church of Denton will present an Easter Cantata The Mystery of Easter by Lee Rogers in the First Building of the Church. About 25 voices will sing with organ by Mrs B J Spence Ridge ly The choir is directed by Mrs Walter B Palmer Jr and Mrs Spence The message of Easter will be told in music and song Rev O G Brewer Jr invites the public to attend this Palm Sunday service. North Caroline spelling contest winners from North Carolina High School Pat Morris Bill Melhuish and Christine Mandyz with instructor Mr Parker Stone honored in Cambridge on Monday March 26 Twenty one schools participated and seven had winners with eighteen students receiving certificates of achievement The 500 word tests were from NOMA Willow Grove Pa Dr Wilbur Debliss president Salisbury State Teachers Association urged that Life is a service to others.
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Maryland
Farm Bureau
No. 6
Clifton Crouse
Talbot County
Garrett
Allegany
Deep Creek Lake
Washington
Frederick
America
North Caroline High School
Denton Bridge
Coursey Edwards
C. J. Kern
St. Luke’s Methodist Church
Denton
Lee Rogers
Gethsemane
B. J. Spence
Ridgely
Walter B. Palmer, Jr
Spence
O. G. Brewer, Jr
North Caroline
Delmarva
NOMA
Pat Morris
Bill Melhuish
Christine Mandyz
Parker Stone
Cambridge
Willow Grove
Wilbur Devilbiss
Salisbury State Teachers Association
B. Merle Crouse
Ridgely Church
Bridgewater College
Bridgewater
Brethren
Istanbul
Turkey
Europe
Holy Land
United States
Jean Potter
Greenwood
Mass
Bethany Biblical Seminary
Chicago
Quito
Ecuador
Crouse
State Trooper Activity During The Past Week
The State Police report for the past week covers several accidents on March 24 27 28 and 30 near West Denton Garland Lake Road Ridgely Harmony and Federalsburg. Vehicles involved include a 1952 Chevrolet a 1951 Chevrolet pickup a 1951 Ford a 1954 Buick a 1961 Plymouth and a 1956 Mercury with damages ranging from 225 to 600 dollars. Each incident notes driver actions and charges such as failing to reduce speed signaling revoked license reckless driving and leaving the scene. Also two individuals from Hurlock were arrested for larceny from a Federalsburg store.
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West Denton
River Road
Carroll Robert Wooters, Jr
Cordova
Garland Lake Road
Denton
Anton William Spiering, Jr
Greensboro
Garland Road
Thomas Gilbert Bradley
Cambridge
Spiering
Ridgely
Darlene Emma Hall
Rome Willard Cain
Queen Anne
Miss Hall
Cain
Gilpin’s Point Road
Harmony
Charles Newton
Preston
Sherman Thomas Darling
Newton
Darling
Inez Haines
Joseph Glass
Hurlock
Belle’s Cut Rate
Federalsburg
State's Attorney Disposes Of Several Cases Here
On April 2 in Caroline County Circuit Court, James Claude Combs of Greensboro was returned to Patuxent Institution after being found a defective delinquent. Patuxent officials testified he would commit serious crimes if released. Inez Haynes of Federalsburg received six months in the Maryland Reformatory for Women for petty larceny after confessing to stealing two transistor radios from Bell's Drug Store. Brooks and Bill Simms of Federalsburg had suspended sentences to jail for disorderly conduct.
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James Claude Combs
Greensboro
Patuxent Institution
Caroline County Circuit Court
Combs
Patuxent
Harold Boslow
Institute
James Smith
Arthur Kandel
John Tilghman
Inez Haynes
Federalsburg
Maryland Reformatory for
Miss Haynes
Bell
Brooks
Bill Simms
Social Security Rep Here Monday in Denton
Mr. Robert Allen Snedeker of the Social Security Administration will be at the Fire House in Denton next Monday April 9 starting at 10 a m for public inquiries and assistance.
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Robert Allen Snedeker
Social Security Administration
Denton
Mrs. Jefferson Hosts Caroline Garden Club Meeting
The Caroline County Garden Club met Friday at the Federalsburg Woman's Club House with president Mrs. Edwin Unger presiding. Member Mrs. Robert Holt gave a line arrangement demonstration themed Beauty is Where You Find It and shared views on nature's beauty and its teaching for youth.
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Caroline County Garden Club
Woman’s Club
Federalsburg
Edwin Unger
Robert Holt
Holt
Washington, D. C
Donald Jefferson
Unger
Dallas Blades
James Johnson
Enoch Nuttle
Carman Leggett
Greensboro
Maryland's Farm Front This Week
Farmers receive explained changes in 1962 wheat laws including higher excess wheat penalties to 65 percent of parity from May 1 1962 and a double normal yield cap for excess acres. Exceeding allotments risks reduced future wheat allotments and no price support under program rules. Also notes Evangelist Rev B Merle Crouse to lead Spiritual Emphasis Week meetings at Ridgeley Church Ridgely from April 9 to 15.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Grand Jury Report for Caroline County April Term
The Caroline County Grand Jury reports discharge of duties with foreman W Johnson Bonner and secretary David W King. It notes 84 accidents with 1 fatal, 1 killed, 31 injured, 23 personal injuries, 60 property damages, 299 motor arrests, 364 charges, 565 warnings, 93 criminal arrests, 1134 investigation hours, 2823 road duty hours, 106505 total miles, 7 officers assigned, and issues a series of recommendations including publication of county property reports and stronger beer sale enforcement to minors.
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Caroline County
W. Johnson Bonner
David W. King
Maryland
Corp
Donald E. Weir
James O. Knotts
George B. Raisin, Jr
Committee Report On Jail Recommends Upgrades And Repairs
The committee urges urgent jail improvements including a downstairs shower and 24 mattress covers, west side floor repair, refinished stair treads with mats, sanded and painted woodwork upstairs, papered and painted offices, and a kitchen exhaust fan over the door. The jail otherwise is neat and clean. Sheriff Andrew praised. Prisoner tally: 3 white male, 4 colored male, 2 colored female. W. J. Carter chair. Other members: William D. Binebrink Mary H. Blades Grace S. Knotts Lillian Truitt.
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downstair
Andrew
Court House Committee Report on Needed Repairs
The committee notes long overdue painting for Court House sections including Orphans Court and Library and Jury Room. It calls for lighting upgrades, blinds repair, added record storage, chair repairs, public address system, outside spouting repair, and brick waterproofing before interior painting. Signatories are Josephine M. Paxson chair, Theresa Pinkett, John F. Egerman, Leon E. Spence.
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Commissioners’ Office
Josephine M. Paxson
Theresa Pinkett
John F. Egerman
Leon E. Spence
Pony League Scrap Iron Drive Saturday
The Denton Pony League will hold a scrap iron drive on Saturday April 7 to raise funds for permanent bleachers at Lions Club Park. Sponsored by the Denton Lions Club the effort invites 13 and 14 year olds from the Denton School area to participate and donations can be dropped at Lewis Motor Co or picked up by volunteers with trucks.
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Denton Pony League
Denton Lions Club
Lions Club
Denton
Lewis Motor Co
4-H And FFA Spring Hog Show Held On Wednesday
The 1962 4-H and FFA Spring Hog Show occurred Wednesday March 28 at Easton High School Maryland. A total of 115 hogs were shown from Queens Anne County Caroline and Talbot Counties. Nine Caroline County 4-H and FFA boys entered 29 hogs. Participants included Frankie Harris Louis Fuchs Sam Foy Charles Foy Robert Weer William Weer Sam Fearins Thomas Cheezum Ronn ie Bradley. Judge was Dr Paul Engle University of Maryland. Buyers were Easton National Bank Esskay and Barcus Meat Market. Next show set for Queen Annes County 4-H Club Park Centreville in fall.
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Easton High School
Easton
Queens Annine
Caroline
Talbot
FFA
Caroline County
Frankie Harris
Louis Fuchs
Sam
Charles Foy
Robert
William Weer
Sam Fearins
Thomas Cheezum
Ronnie Bradley
Tawes Action Ticket Lays Claim To Caroline Votes
Governor Tawes and running mates toured Caroline County as campaign managers claimed three unit votes for the Tawes Action Ticket. Dan Brewster was absent due to Washington duties while Tawes urged Brewster’s nomination. The caravan met about two hundred supporters at a Denton luncheon and Hillsboro stop.
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Tawes “‘Action Ticket
Caroline
Herbert R. O’Connor, Jr
Tawes “Action Ticket
J. Millard Tawes
Louis Goldstein
Thomas B. Finan
Perry O. Wilkinson
O’Connor
Hillsboro
Washington
Action Ticket
Daniel B. Brewster
Senate
Denton
Tawes
Brewster
Dover Bridge
Caroline Democratic Party
Christ Episcopal Church
Dan Brewster
Harry Hughes
Court House
Supreme Court
Committee inspection of County Roads Building
The committee visited the County Roads Building and found the offices storerooms and garage clean and orderly, noting no visible hazards or issues during the tour of the facility.
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County Roads
County Farm Report Highlights Maintenance Needs
The County Farm yards and grounds are neat but require prompt attention. Several outbuildings need painting and the corn crib is in bad repair needing replacement to hold 1,000 or more bushels. Porch roof leaks and floors need repair. tenant requests 10 to 15 loads of dirt fill. Norman Baynard, Chairman. Robert W. Riddleberger. Milton W. Beaven.
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pownd
Norman Baynard
Robert W. Riddleberger
Milton W. Beaven
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