Mahoney to Tour Caroline County in Maryland Campaign
George P. Mahoney the Baltimore County contractor and U S Senate candidate in the Democratic Primary will tour Caroline County Monday with Millard Tawes and a Democrats' caravan. The march covers Hillsboro Ridgely Greensboro Henderson Federalsburg Preston Harmony and Denton with local leaders introducing him and Caroline backing him in prior campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Maryland
George P. Mahoney
Baltimore County
U. S. Senate
Mahoney
Millard Tawes
Eastern Shore
Hillsboro
Ridgely
Greensboro
Henderson
Federalsburg
Preston
Harmony
Denton
Martin Sutton
State Central Committee
Jim Lynch
Young Democrats
C. D. Lynch
Roland Thompson
Veterans For Mahoney
A. Fletcher Sisk
Landon Walston
Jesse Porter
R. H. Wright
Mr. Mahoney
Chas. McClyments
Wilson Thornton
Veterans For Mahoney Committee
George Wood
Caroline
Slayer Of Dad Given 5 Year Suspended Sentence
Charles Bradley Blades a 19 year old carpenter's apprentice received a suspended five year sentence in the shotgun slaying of his father George Nelson Blades 49 last March 7 in Maryland House of Correction Judge J DeWeese Carter cited Blades youth and reputation and the case's juvenile overtones The jury convicted him of manslaughter instead of second degree murder and he must pay trial costs and serve the term on Kenneth Taylor's Preston farm under probation supervision
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bradley Blades
Maryland House of Correction
George Nelson Blades
Blades
Preston
Kenneth Taylor
J. DeWeese Carter
Caroline Cotillion Club Spring Dance Held at Denton Armory
The Caroline Cotillion Club will host a Spring Dance on April 25 from 10 p m to 2 a m at the Denton Armory with Lou Startt's orchestra providing music. The notice also lists events and weather notes for mid April including Hardware Week Pan American Day and Bicycle Safety Week along with historical references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Cotillion Club
Denton Armory
Lou Startt
IAHA
Washington, D. C
Paul Revere
Local Cancer Fund Drive Urges Strong Support
The American Cancer Society seeks 26 million dollars for cancer control programs as 1956 costs loom large. Campaign chair Mrs. William Wolf notes national cancer costs run into billions, with family losses and 700000 in care this year. The drive began April 2 and highlights the bargain of every cancer control dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cancer Society
William Wolf
Charles S. Cameron
ACS
Cameron
Local Artists To Exhibit Paintings At Salisbury
Den ton Art School students enter in the annual Art Exhibit sponsored by the Wicomico Art League. The show runs April 15 from 1 to 9 pm in Johnny's and Sammy's Mid Ocean Room with oil paintings of landscapes still lifes and abstractions. Judges include Douglas Fleetwood Passwaters Huffman. Nance Hall Asher to exhibit five works as one of three invited Eastern Shore artists without competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Art School
Wicomico Art League
Johnny
Sammy
Mid-Ocean Room
Douglas Fleetwood
Gilbert Passwaters
Gerald Huffman
Nance Hall Asher
Eastern Shore
WSCS Circles Plan Meetings At First Methodist Church
On Monday April 16 the Women s Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church of Denton meets Circle 1 at Mrs O O Stivers home at 8 p m Circles 2 and 3 join in Fellowship Hall at 8 p m for a film strip on Indian Americans Circle 4 holds a luncheon at 1 p m at Mrs C V West s home Circle 5 meets at Mrs Preston Smith s home at 8 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church of
Denton
O. O. Stivers
Fellowship Hall
C. V. West
Circle No
Preston Smith
Kindleberger Transfers to Rural Retreat Pet Milk Post
Elton L. Kindleberger long-time Greensboro Pet Milk Plant fieldman moves to Rural Retreat Virginia in a like role after 17 years with the company. He served as head fieldman ten years and coordinated Greensboro Plant News and Photographs in Pet Chats and Pet Milk Magazine. He plans to move his wife and three daughters to Rural Retreat in June. son Leigh serves in the U S Army in Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton L. Kindleberger
Greensboro
Rural Retreat
Kindleberger
Pet
Pet Milk
Parent-Teacher Association
Caroline County
Parent-Teacher Associations
Leigh
U. S. Army
Oregon
Vacation Church School Workshop Here April 20
The Easton District Vacation Church School Workshop, sponsored by the Peninsula Conference Children's Council, will be Friday April 20 at First Methodist Church Deinton with sessions at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. The Bible School theme is The Bible. Lectures cover Stories About Jesus, Our Bible, Learning To Know The Bible, and Book Of The Ages led by Vera Zimmerman Lear Dawson Milbury. Attendees should bring lunches. beverages provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Peninsula Conference Children’s Council
First Methodist Church
Deinton
Jesus
Vera Zimmerman
G. I. Lear
Mabel Dawson
F. D. Milbury
Social Security Rep To Visit Denton Health Center
Mr. Robert F. O Regan of the Social Security Administration will be at the Health Center in Denton on Monday April 16 starting at 10 a.m. He will meet with local residents to discuss benefits and enrollment procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. O'Regan
Social Security Administration
Health Center
Denton
Juniors Lead Caroline High Honor Roll, 30 Percent
Caroline High School reports 30 percent of juniors on the Honor Roll for the third marking period. Grade breakdown shows 11th 30 percent, 10th 26 percent, 6th 25 percent, 8th 19 percent, 12th 19 percent, 7th 15 percent, school total 21 percent. Names list across grades includes many students such as Dorothy Billmeier and Ormond Andrew Jr among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline High School
Dorothy Billmeier
Janet Cohee
Sylvia Fleetwood
Etta Mae Henry
Mary King
Mary Virginia Kirsch
Sarah Lane
Nancy Laramore
Ann Pine
Stephen Swatik
Victor Williamson
Barbara Adams
Betty Adams
Ruby Adams
Shirley Anthony
Woodrow Cannon
Merry Engerman
Lois Henry
Susan Jimison
Mary Lou Kerslake
Ervin Pippin
JoAnn Quick
David Riley
Roberta Somers
Donna Todd
Ormond Andrew Jr
John Asher III
Jean Lane
Joan Morgan
Shirley Passwaters
Saundra’ Siefken
Margaret Ann Wooters
Lions Playground Opens As Denton Little League Home Diamond
Walter Turner of the Denton Lions Club says the new public playground south of Butler Terrace will serve as the Denton Little League home diamond for the season weather permitting. The diamond is being prepared with clay thanks to Bud Crossan, backstops and dugouts are being erected, and grass seed has been spread for a neat finish. Appreciation is extended to Caroline County Soil Conservation for ground leveling and trash burial under Chas. Foy's direction, with surveying by Chas. Layton and Wm. E. Darling. Assistants include Cesar Coalla and Norman Irwin, all part of the Lions sponsored effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Turner
Denton Lions Club
Butler Terrace
Denton
Chas. Foy
Arthur Knipple
Chas.Layton
Wm. E. Darling
Turner
Cesar Coalla
Norman Irwin
Bata Shoe Co awards jingle contest prizes
Bata Shoe Co Belcamp Maryland announced 13 winners in its February jingle contest conducted through Bata stores. Winners notified by John Niblet in Denton and prize gifts issued at the local shop. Recipients include Mrs. John H. Coulby Denton perfume and others from Denton Ridgely Felton Seaford Del and Salisbury Md with items such as vacuum cleaner time all jewelry car cleaning kit radio electric fryer and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Niblet
Bata
Bata Shoe Co
Belcamp
Niblet
John H. Coulby
Denton
Lillian Heinel
T. Dukes Roe
Benj. F. Johnson, Jr
Betty J. Faulkner
Patricia Bennington
Rachel V. Morrison
Elsie B. Schlegel
Renzilio Foxwell
Ridgely
Nolan Sylvester
Felton
Del
Otis Wharton
Anna Mae Outten
Seaford
Carrolloton Hastings
Salisbury
Coffee And Fashion Show May 18 At Community Club House
Christ Church Guild sponsors a coffee and fashion show Friday morning May 18 at 10 o clock in the Denton Community Club House. Bird Speakman Ltd of Easton presents round the clock wear with emphasis on summer and beach costumes. Tickets are $1.00 from Guild members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church Guild
Denton
Bird Speakman, Ltd
Easton
Bankers Plan Farm Credit Conference in Maryland
The Maryland Bankers Association and the University of Maryland sponsor a farm credit conference on April 18 19 with Tidewater Inn Easton as headquarters. Abram Z Gottwall chairs the agricultural committee and is farm representative of First National Bank of Southern Maryland. Speakers include Nicholas A Jamba and Congressman William S Hill. The program features farm tours and panels moderated by university and bank officials with participants from multiple banks and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Bankers Association
University of Maryland
Tidewater Inn
Easton
Abram Z. Gottwall
State Bankers Association
Gottwall
First National Bank of Southern Maryland
Upper Marlboro
Nicholas A. Jamba
First National Bank & Trust Company
Norwich
New York
Gordon M. Cairns
College of Agriculture
Joseph N. Shumate
Farmers National Bank
Annapolis
R. S. Brown
Easton National Bank
Virginia B
Julian Hopkins
A. B. Hamilton
William S. Hill
United States
Colorado
Hill
Agriculture Committee
House of Representatives
Cong. Miller
Harper R. Clark
Bankers Organization
First National Bank of Baltimore
Paul E. Nystrom
K. A. Clark
Esskay Company
Baltimore
C. 5. Schaffner
Red Cross Production Chairman Reports Work
Miss Clara Hitchcock, Production Chairman of Caroline County Red Cross, reports a year of substantial effort. Her group sent 18 by 18 inch cushions and covers, 56 pairs of men's bedsocks (above the 50 required), 50 housewives for veterans hospitals, five sweaters to Perry Point Hospital, and 13 clothing items for the Health Department. Letters of thanks praise the color choices and helpful gifts for veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Hitchcock
Caroline County Red Cross
Veterans Hospitals
Perry Point Hospital
Health Department
Hitchcock
Martinsburg
W. Va
Brethren Choir Schedules Sunday Evening Concert
The Church of the Brethren choir will perform the Story of Christ in music this Sunday at 7:30 PM. The program traces Jesus life from ministry to crucifixion and resurrection with pieces by Bach Stainer Handel and others led by Miss Phyllis M Seese with Mrs Harold V Holsinger at the piano and invites the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Christ
Earth
God
Luther
Bach
Stainer
Adams
Rotary Club Awarded Cup For Varied Programs
At the district conference in Washington DC the Rotary Club of Denton won a cup for the most interesting and varied programs in the 267th district. Carlton Mandrell and Reese Brown with wives attended. Carlton returned the cup and presented it at the Brick Hotel last Tuesday. Rafai Atalla of Jerusalem spoke on the Gaza Strip crisis. he studies at the University of Delaware in Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary International
Washington, D. C
Rotary Club of
Denton
Carlton Mandrell
Reese Brown
Carlton
Brick Hotel
Rafai Atalla
Jerusalem
Jordan
Gaza Strip
Atalla
University of Delaware
Newark
Child Psychiatrist Speaks at Denton Health Center
Dr Elizabeth Winiarz a child psychiatrist from Easton will speak at the Health Center in Denton on April 12 and 19 at 130 pm Each lecture lasts 20 minutes followed by a film and a Q A session The April 12 topic is the school child and April 19 the adolescent Meetings are arranged by the Health Department at the request of the Homemakers Family Life Committee chaired by Mrs William Sanders of Preston Open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Winiarz
Easton
Denton
Health Department
Homemakers
Homemakers Family Life Committee
William Sanders
Preston
VFW Ladies Auxiliary Instituted at Post 7937 Sunday
The newly formed Women's Auxiliary of Post 7937 Veterans of Foreign Wars was instituted at the post home on the Denton-Greensboro Road with Ruth Leight of Baltimore as instituting officer and the Maryland Department presenting a full set of flags. The event featured a photo of officers and members, listing many named individuals in attendance and in leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Auxiliary
Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Denton-Greensboro
Ruth Leight
Baltimore
Maryland Department
Nora May Wilson
Katherine Morris
Gertrude Sinshiemer
Cambridge
Josephine Sharp
Lillian Wimpling
Elsie James
Easton
Ethel Downes
Betty Holden
Mary Zareo
Elizabeth McClyment
Grace Short
Bernadine Love
Connie Bennett
Rita Miedl
Bernice Laramore
Leo Cooper
Velma Smith
Claudine McClyment
Helen Dean
Mabel Biffle
Betty Jean Baynard
Irene Pursley
Dorothy Wilding
Ann Clark
Joyous Paswater
Mabel Jarvis
Jane Ingersoll
Rachel Uber
Dorothy Bilbrough
Dr Eareckson Presents Eye Health Program at PTA Meeting
Dr Vincent Eareckson an ophthalmologist from Easton spoke at the April Denton PTA meeting on vision and its link to children's progress. The crowd of parents and teachers praised the talk and Q A. The meeting opened via a new intercommunication system with President John Asher from the Principal's office. Girl Scout Troop 45 led the pledge with a brief anthem. A vote opposed extending weekly dances beyond 10:30 p m. The outdoor safety patrol was urged to enforce street crossing rules. The May 14 meeting will include officer elections and annual reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
PTA
Vincent Eareckson
Easton
Eareckson
Reisman
Miss Reccius
Rudolph Miller
St. Gertrude’s Academy
Organ Recital by Miss Reccius at Christ Church
Miss Barbara Reccius of Caroline High School faculty will present an organ recital at Christ Episcopal Church on Sunday April 22 at 3 30 p m The locally known musician has played with the Springfield Ohio Symphony Orchestra and now sings with the Seaford Symphonic Choir and Christ Church Choir Her program spans classical baroque and modern church music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Reccius
Christ Episcopal Church
Miss Reccius
Caroline High School
Springfield
Ohio
Seaford
Christ Church Choir
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Weather Data
WSCS
E. L. Kindleberger
New Pet Milk Co
Red Cross
Brethren Choir
Rotary Club
Denton Health Center
VFW Ladies Auxiliary
Swift Shore Studio
Dr. Eareckson
P. T. A. Meeting
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