CHS Ties GHS in County Attendance Race
Caroline High School and Greensboro High shared the March attendance lead in Caroline County at 96.2 percent with Caroline Grammar at 95.7 percent. Mrs. Raleigh’s room posted 98.9 percent as top performers, with weekly records and reports highlighting perfect attendance across multiple rooms and grade levels.
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G.H.S
Caroline High
Greensboro High
Caroline County
Caroline Grammar
Raleigh
Mr. Hoffman
Miss Melson
Hughes
Miss O’connor
Timmons
Willoughby
Farmers urged to follow fire safety during April and May
Farmers planning open field burns and ditch bank clearing in the coming two months are urged to take added precautions. Forester Kenneth J. Seigworth of the University of Maryland Extension Service notes March through May are the most hazardous for forest fires, with brush burning alone causing 144 fires last year. He warns of penalties for negligence under Maryland law and advises burning only after heavy rain, low wind, and high humidity, with neighbors alerted and the scene never left unattended. For guidance, obtain the forestry circular from the State Department of Forestry or University of Maryland.
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Kenneth J. Seigworth
University of Maryland Extension Service
Seigworth
University
Maryland
Selgworth
State Department of Forestry
Baltimore
University of Maryland At College Park
Pursuit of Happiness Opens at Ford's Theatre Baltimore
Ford's Theatre in Baltimore presents The Pursuit of Happiness by the Charles Emerson Cook Players starting Monday night. The brisk colonial comedy follows Hessian soldier Max Christman courting Prudence Kirkland amid Bundling lore with a cast including Lee Patrick and Harold Ellerbe, directed by Addison Pitt, with Wednesday and Saturday matinees.
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Ford’s
Baltimore
Charles Emerson Cook
Avon Theatre
New York
Ford's Theatre
Lawrence Langner
Langners
England
Wales
America
Stiles
Max Christman
Harry Ellerbe
Prudence Kirkland
Lee Patrick
Lawrence Keating
Men In White
Col. Mortimer Sherwood
Virginia Light Horse Cavalry
Calvin Thomas
Thaddeus Jennings
Max
Rosamund Merivale
Meg
New England
Addison Pitt
C. Russell
Frank Thomas Jr
Remembrance of Samuel H. Collins by daughter
A short memorial notice by Samuel H. Collins's daughter marking 12 years since his death on April 12, 1922. The verse expresses enduring love and memory, noting he is thought of at home and in quiet moments.
Colored M E Pastors Appointments Closed Delaware Conference
The Delaware Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church concluded at Tindley Temple Philadelphia with Bishop Edgar Blake presiding. Major changes occurred on the Del-Mar-Va Peninsula including appointments at Asbury Berlin and shifts involving St Michaels Bridge ton and Bridgeton, with 12,000 attendees and 6,000 in morning services.
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Delaware
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tindley Temple
M. E
Philadelphia
Edgar Blake
Detroit
Del-Mar-Va
Asbury
Easton
J. S. Coulbourne
Berlin
W. R. A. Palmer
Delhir
N. J
J. H. Stevenson
Daniel Lyman Ridout
St. Peter’s Church
Wilmington
Union Church
St. Michaels
Bridgeton
J. A. T. Foust
Blake
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
E. H. Crampton
Maryland appointments listed for church districts and circuits
A detailed roll of appointments across Maryland and nearby areas assigns pastors to towns and circuits including Trappe, Vienna, Williston, Salisbury District, Crisfield, Union Asbury, Deal's Island, Fairmount Circuit, Fruitland, Girdletree, Marion Station, Pocomoke City, Princess Anne, Salisbury, Snow Hill, Stockton Circuit, Unionville, Wachapreague, Wattsville, and other locales with named pastors such as J. M. Dickerson, A. A. McDowell, C. T. Covington, C. P. Spencer, J. W. Elbert, and R. J. Williams among others.
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Taylor’s Island
L. W. Pinkett
Trappe
R. S. Johns
Vienna
A. A. McDowell
Williston
C. T. Wilson
Wittman
E. F. Mortis
Salisbury
J. M. Dickerson
Maryland
Cottage Grove
T. N. Hodges
Crisfield
Shiloh
J. A. Kiah
Union Asbury
Alexander Reid
Dames Quarter
W. R. Price
Deal’s Island
I. H. Bivens
Fairmount Circuit
G. H. Bivens
Fruitland
J. E. Waters
Girdletree
C. L. Jones
Greenwood
C. A. Norwood
Hopewell
J. R. Elzey
Horntown
C. T. Covington
Kellar
C. P. Spencer
Kingston
W. J. Rogers
Lermont
Roland Grant
Liberia
E. H. Nichols
Manokin
Crawford L. Trader
Marion Station
T. W. Cooper
Mt. Vernon
F. L. Tomlinson
Nanticoke
O. P. Dickerson
Oriole
J. W. Elbert
Parsonsburg
C. D. Gerald
Pocomoke City
Sidney Emptage
Princess Anne
R. C. Hughes
Quantico
M. P. Sterling
John Wesley
E. P. Gibson
White's Temple
F. T. Johnson
Snow Hill
J. Lee Sawyer
R. J. Williams
Stockton
J. S. Coard
Unionville
F. D. Pitts
Upper Hill
N. W. Moore Jr
Wachapreague
Jose Augulo
Wattsville
F. C. Kershaw
Welloquin
A. L. Black
White Haven
S. T. Parker
Withiams
J. O. Griffin
The Boys of 1917 1919 Veda W Hubbard Greensboro
Names several local men who served in World War I with their early service dates units and discharge details. Veda W Hubbard lists Veda W Hubbard of Greensboro Henry H Hulliger Federalsburg John Hunley Ridgely and unit assignments including 72nd Infantry 164th Depot Brigade Bliss Electrical School Camp Meade 361st Field Artillery and Meuse Argonne sectors with overseas dates and discharge outcomes.
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Veda W. Hubbard
Greensboro
Co. L 72Nd Infantry
164Th
Henry H. Hulliger
Federalsburg
Students Army Training Corps
Bliss Electrical School
John Hunley
Col. Ridgely
Camp Meade
372Nd Infantry
Aire
Meuse-Argonne
Anould
Davis Hatchery Ad Day-Old Chicks Sold By Price
Day old chicks seven dollars per hundred. Started chicks on hand often available aged one to three weeks with prices by age. Custom hatching two dollars and twenty five cents per hundred. Write or phone Preston 8 F11. Davis Hatchery eight thirty one thirty one one mile southwest of Preston.
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Preston
Davis Hatchery
Rocka
R. I
Wyandottes
S. C
N.R.A
WM. D. Scott
Quality Poultry
Harrington
Del
Desk J
Dentonia Theatre Announces New Projection and Week Program
The Dentonia Theatre unveils the latest screen projection used in major cinemas, offering clearer images from any seat. This weekend features Warner Bros Vitaphone “Hi, Nellie” with Paul Muni and Glenda Farrell, plus Not Tonight Josephine and Pathe News. Next week shows The Meanest Gal in Town with Zasu Pitts and El Brendel, plus MGM Oddities. Also upcoming Ridgely Theatre engagement of Sitting Pretty with Jack Oakie and Ginger Rogers.
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Dentonia Theatre
Warner Bros. Vitaphone
Nellie
Paul Muni
Glenda Farrell
Ned Sparks
Dentonia
Zasu Pitts
el Brendel
Jimmy Gleason
Skeets” Gallagher
Ladies Aid
M. E. Church of
Denton
Mack Gordon
Harry Revel
Paramount
Ridgely Theatre
Jack Oakie
Jack Haley
Ginger Rogers
Betty Boop
Novelty
Fox News
Jesse L. Lasky
Fox Film
Suzanne
Journal Offers Subscribe for Chanty News Access
The Journal invites readers to subscribe for full access to chanty news and related coverage. Subscription promises broad updates, feature stories, and ongoing reporting on maritime labor, culture, and port activities.
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Journal
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Caroline High School
Evelyn Collison
Margaret Hollister
Merlyn Kern
Hazel Love
Clara Weir
Ruth Noble
Elizabeth Satterfield
Ruth Surendorf
William Cumming
Parker Stone
Mary Breeding
Mary Gelletly
Emma Hollister
Margaret Stauffer
Lillian Towers
Elsie Wright
LaRue Crain
Frinda Morris
Elizabeth Woodward
Dorothy Shockley
Minnie Somers
Margarite Tracy
Mildred Woodrow
Lynne Cheezum
Elizabeth Lankford
Marjorie Butler
Jack Williams
Austin Murphy
Irma Henzen
Marjorie Rue
Lillian Weir
Audrey Jump
Mary A. Everngam
Charlotte Hignutt
Billy Morris
Miss Timmons
Helen Stafford
Anne Blackistone
Ruth Johnson
Anna Moore Baxter
Mary Catherine Lister
Margaret Parks
Celeste Clark
Marguerite Hollis
Pete
Buck” Hollis
Hotch
Preston H .E
Patchett
Stewart
Coulbourne
Derry
Cole
Lane
Venable
Lord
Morgan
Henry
Good
Hollis
O. Johnson
W. Koenig
O. Koenig
Goldsborough
Irwin
Neighbors
Charlotte Anne
Margaret Jane
Dover
Dover High School
Orme George
Garey School
Dukes Coulbourne
Hazel
Love
Homemakers’ Service
Melson
Denton Primary School
Brooks
U. S
United American Mechanics
Harold Kalander
Panama
C. H
James Willoughby
John White
Denton Episcopal Church
Stevens
White
Memoriam
M.E
F. H. Butler
Bridgeville
J. W. Parker
T. E. Randall
Chestertown
W. H. Coffey
Cheswold
J. L. Parker
Clarksvile
W. E. Hilton
Coleman
B. B. Carson
Crumpton
J. F. Dashield
Delmar
W. C. Jason
O. H. Spence
I. W. Wallace
Fairlee
J. N. C. Davis
Galena
Newark
J. E. Clark
North Berlin
Pomona
Port Deposit
W. W. Brown
Portsville
W. O. Turner
Rock Hall
J. C. Stanley
Sassafras
G. §. Jacobs
Seaford
L. W. Molock
Sharptown
M. C. Anderson
Smyrna
W. L. Lyght
South Berlin
W. H. Mears
Still Pond
J. H. Hubbard
Townsend
W. T. Devyon
Trinity
W. H. Hayman
W. J. Helm
Aireys
A. W. McBride
Barclay
W. H. Jefferson
Beckwith
P. E. Edwards
Cambridge
R. W. Cheers
S. G. Dix
Carmichaels
C. C. Thomas
Centreville
J. R. Holland
R. E. Hamilton
Chapel
L. F. Hodges
Church Creek
W. C. West
Church Hill
C. W
Hurlock
E. E. Rogers
Linkwood
Z. D. Heath
Marydel
E. L. Thomas
McDaniel
W. C. Thomas
Miles River
E. H. Jolley
Oxford
F. R. Richardson
S. A. Waters
Ridgely
Malachi Raisin
Royal Oak
W. T. Spellman
Stevensville
J. A. Fassett
Ruth Etting
Hollywood
Filmland
Ruth
M. K. Newnam
General Electric
Eastern Shore Public Service Company
Frank McHugh
Josephine
Pathe News
Wonder Bar
Ridgely Theatre Notes
Cities Service
Crampton &Co. Woodward
Washington, D.C
Napoleon
Ceaallens
Maine
Louisiana
Standards Oil Company OF
Denton, Md