Youth Conference To Be Held Here In Denton
Caroline County Council of Christian Education hosts the Annual County Convention and Youth Conference in Denton on April 23 with three sessions for Sunday School workers youth and leaders. Registration opens at 10 am at the Methodist Protestant Church followed by an afternoon program and talks by Rev Siegenthaler Miss Hobbs Dr Sanderson and Miss Albertson. A recreation period runs 4:30 to 5:30 pm and a fellowship supper concludes the event with a final address What Kind of an Adult Christian Am I Going to Be The convention aims to inspire Sunday School teachers leaders and young people across Caroline County.
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Denton
Maryland-Delaware Council
Methodist Protestant Church
G. Siegenthaler
Council of Churches and Christian Education of
Maryland
Delaware
Beulah M. Hobbs
Baltimore
Ross Sanderson
Md.Del
M. P. Church
Pauline Albertson
Eastern Shore
Srs Albertson
Caroline County
David D. Baker
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Hobbs
Miss Albertson
Rev. Baker
M. E. Church
Siegenthaler
Sanderson
Max Chambers
T. J. Turkington
M. P
Baker
Albertson
Amery
Manny
Williams
Dean Small
Caroline High School Sends Delegation to Youth Conference
A CHS senior class delegation attended the Salisbury State Teachers College Youth Conference on April 9 10 along with Mr Cumming. Attendees Louise Adams Violet Trice Anna Mae Collins Cathell Harris Jean Temple Mary Ellen Wright Margaret Collison Clementine Welch Jack Rue and Bill Cumming.
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Louise Adams
Violet Trice
Anna Mae Collins
Cathell Harris
Jean Temple
Mary Ellen Wright
Margaret Collison
Clementine Welch
Jack Rue
Bill Cumming
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Governor Plans Special Session To Redraft Welfare Program
Governor Nice announced he will veto the relief revenue bill and call the Legislature back into session to rewrite a social welfare program for the next two years. He did not set a date but indicated a call for next week, aiming for a brief session after possible broad agreement on the new revenue bill. He opposed legalizing gambling devices and bookmaking and argued the tax bill falls short of social welfare needs.
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Nice
General Assembly
Government House
Orphans Court Advances Caroline County Proceedings
The Caroline County Orphans Court met with Judges Towers Handy and Dennis. Filings include releases in the estate of John W Williamson and Laura Williamson. Administrators Moore and Ritchey were granted letters and bonds filed. Inventories and appraisements submitted for several estates. Release filings noted for Barry Kinder and Lawson Handy estates. Other stock assignments and accounts reviewed. Subscribe for county news.
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Caroline County
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Laura Williamson
J. Virgil Moore
Benjamin Kemp
R. Howard Sylvester
S. Jane Sylvester
Martha Trice
Eva May Ritchey
John Shaffer
Walter Beauchamp
Everett Nuttle
Cora G. Breeding
Bessie Nagel
Ferdinand Nagel
Frank J. Barry
J. T. Kinder
Mary H. Lawson
A. S. Handy
A. Fletcher Sisk
Edwin K. Sisk
A. W. Sisk
In Memory of Thomas Melvin Hoffman
In Mrs. Brooks' room the boys and girls plan a school garden they will plant and care for themselves. Mrs. Brooks' class is practicing the play The Three Bears and will entertain other students in all rooms next week.
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A Man Among Men by Frederick A Earle
Poem praising a man among his fellow men for honesty loyalty and courage. It honors leadership and service to others with Christian faith, pledging allegiance to the Christ king and joint journey toward a good life. The piece emphasizes virtue over wreaths and loyalty through trials.
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Man Among Men
Frederick A, Earle
Christ
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Farm Leaders Oppose Special Legislative Meet in Maryland
Farm leaders across Maryland oppose calling a special session to push a 1939 revenue package. They favor three main sources: replace real property tax with an income tax, levy commodity luxury taxes for relief, and adjust local funding. They warn a special session would cost taxpayers and prefer local subdivisions to adjust property taxes if needed. The group supports a modern, scientific tax program at the next General Session.
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C. E. Wise, Jr
Maryland Farm Bureau
Mr. Wise
Wise
Maryland
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