Miss Susan S. Horsey Wins National Merit Scholarship
Susan S Horsey daughter of Thomas Clayton Horsey Jr formerly of Greensboro has won a National Merit Scholarship awarded to the nations top 1000 high school seniors. She also earned a National Honor Society scholarship and a New York State regional award but could not accept all due to total money limits. She plans to enter Cornell University Ithaca NY in fall 1963.
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Susan S. Horsey
Thomas Clayton Horsey, Jr
Greensboro
Sue
United States
National Honor Society
New York State
Susan
Cornell University
Ithaca
New York
Kingston
N. Y
International Business Machines Corporation
N C H S Honor Roll Third Marking Period
N C H S announces honor roll for the third marking period listing 12th grade students Melinda Chaffinch Sandra Derringer Margaret Eve land Charlotte Ruf Margery Simons Betty Smith Dorothy Stirn Jean Stark Judy Frase JoAnne Jacobsen Nanci Lister Edward Hopkins Bron wyn Walsh Gloria Twardowski 11th grade students Jeff Cohee Ann Bill meier Sandra Cannon Diane Coalla Betty Saathoff Richard Hall Jerome Hoffman Joan Fountain Catherine Spidle James Lane Mary Mason 10th grade John Abbott Carol Ann Lord Vicki Moore Patricia Mor rison Irvin D. Crosson Marilyn Ege Virginia Pitts Patsy Riley Carlton Smith Jr Bruce Jarrell Roger Hopp engardner 9th grade Mary K. Fountain Dor is Hammer Flora Jane Stallings Bobby Thornton Nancy Redden Mar ian Ringgold Doris Scott Larry T. Lewis Paul Naylor
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Melinda Chaffinch
Sandra Derringer
Margaret Eveland
Charlotte Ruf
Margery Simons
Betty Smith
Dorothy Stirn
Jean Stark
Judy Frase
JoAnne Jacobsen
Nanci Lister
Edward Hopkins
Bronwyn Walsh
Gloria Twardowski
Jeff Cohee
Ann Billmeier
Sandra Cannon
Diane Coalla
Betty Saathoff
Richard Hall
Jerome Hoffman
Joan Fountain
Catherine Spidle
James Lane
Mary Mason
John Abbott
Carol Ann Lord
Vicki Moore
Patricia Morrison
Irvin D. Crosson
Marilyn Ege
Virginia Pitts
Patsy Riley
Carlton Smith, Jr
Bruce Jarrell
Roger Hoppengardner
Mary K. Fountain
Doris Hammer
Flora Jane Stallings
Bobby Thornton
Nancy Redden
Marian Ringgold
Doris Scott
Larry T. Lewis
Paul Naylor
Saving Stamp Program in Our County Schools
County schools participate in the Saving Stamp Program with results from the first semester. Denton 47.97 amount 1,237.20. Preston 12.00 246.15. Greensboro 22.00 457.05. Federalsburg 11.00 139.00. total 24.00 2,079.40. Notes commend the program as educational in fostering saving habits and citizenship. Also listed are several historical dates and events from April to May with brief annotations.
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Denton
Preston
Greensboro
Federalsburg
Green Clover Club organized in Greensboro community
On March 7 1963 parents and prospective members met in Greensboro City Hall to organize the Green Clover 4-H Club. Officers elected included Melanie Carroll president and Elaine Dukes secretary. Dues are 1 00 yearly. The first meeting was April 15 1963 with 38 attendees.
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Greensboro City Hall
Green Clover Club
Greensboro Fire Hall
Herbert Ruf
Thomas Ober
Carlton Porter
Lloyd Ober
A. T. Bash
Edward Carter
Oren Lewis
Jeaders
Carolyn Dukes
Mary Anne Uber
Charlotte Ruf
Melanie Carroll
Bobby Thornton
Elaine Dukes
Barbara Carter
Ober
Little League Auxiliary Meets And Organizes
The Little League Auxiliary met at St Luke's Methodist Church on Thursday April 18. Officers for the season include President Mrs Roland Towers and Vice President Mrs E R Kitchen. Plans for Opening Day Saturday May 4 include a noon parade from Denton School to League Park, dedicated to Pop Roberts, with about 30 civic groups and school bands. chairman Mrs Byron Nuttle and co-chairman Mrs Ben Johnson lead the ceremonies.
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Little League
Fellowship Hall
St. Luke’s Methodist Church
Roland Towers
E. R. Kitchen
Paul Scott
Mervin Towers
George Beck
Leonard Blades
Harry J. Hubbard
Francis Holsinger
Wilbur Adams
Denton School
5th Avenue
down Market
2nd St
Carter Avenue
League Park
Pop” Roberts
Byron Nuttle
Ben Johnson, Jr
Wm. E. Darlins
Dedication Service Of New Church At Henderson On Sunday
The New World Gospel Mission Church in Henderson Maryland will dedicate its new building April 28 at 2 30 pm Rev Robert Appling of Springfield Ohio will deliver the message Special music will be provided by singers from other churches The undenominational church seats about 300 with eleven Sunday School rooms and the pastor led construction
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Miami
Havana
Robert Owen
New Harmony
Ind
Joseph S. Duncan
Messrs. Coddington and
Clarke
Newport
R. I
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Manila Bay
Lieuts. Kelly and Macready
USN
Roosevelt Field
Henderson
New World Gospel Mission Church
Henderson, Md
Robert Appling
Springfield
Ohio
Henderson Mission
Clarence Voshell
Jesus
WSCS To Meet May At Aldersgate Church
Peninsula Conference women from four districts gather at Aldersgate Methodist Church Wilmington on Thursday May Sth at 10 a m for the 23rd Annual Meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service The host Aldersgate Year 1963 marks John Wesley 225th Aldersgate Anniversary Conference President Mrs Walter B Palmer Sr of Denton presides with Rev Jervis Cooke Wilmington District Superintendent delivering meditation Mrs Harry E Spencer Jr of the local society greets greetings include officer reports elections and a 1963 65 term installation A noon prayer leads to an afternoon Aldersgate Service of Worship and a Mission pledge service led by Mrs Carroll E Bounds The guest speaker is Mrs John O Mabuce of Clarence N Y who speaks on Our Mission Today Mrs Mabuce wife of Dr John O Mabuce a Methodist minister holds leadership roles in the Northeastern Jurisdiction Woman's Society of Christian Service.
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Peninsula Conference
Aldersgate Methodist Church
Wilmington
Del
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Aldersgate Church
Aldersgate
John Wesley
England
Walter B. Palmer
Denton
R. Jervis Cooke
Woman’s Society
Harry E. Spencer, Jr
James H. Werntz
Board of
Peninsula Conference Projects
James R. Hughes
William Dore
Sadlersville
Carroll E. Bounds
John O. Mabuce
Clarence
Oneonty Teachers College
Taylor University
Drew Theological Seminary
Woman’s Division of Christian Service
Board of Missions of The Methodist Church
Mabuce
Northeastern Jurisdiction
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Mobile X Ray Unit Scheduled to Visit Caroline County
The Caroline County Tuberculosis and Health Association will bring the Mobile X-Ray Unit to the county from May 22 to June 5 with visits planned for Denton Ridgely Greensboro Marydel Henderson Goldsboro Federalsburg and Preston chaired by Mrs. Charles Hackert American Corner president. County Health Department cooperation is noted and posters will announce exact dates and locations. Daylight Saving Time begins April 28 1963 at 2 A M and runs until fall per Baltimore policy.
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Caroline County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Charles Hackert
American Corner
Hackert
Denton
Ridgely
Greensboro
Marydel
Henderson
Goldsboro
Federalsburg
Preston
Hacker
Baltimore
Caroline County Maintains 2.30 Tax Rate for 1963-64
Caroline County Commissioners set the 1963-64 levy at 2.30 dollars per 100 of assessment with an assessable base of 40.63 million dollars and a total budget of 1.264 million. The state rate drops to 0.15 per 100. Detailed levy expenditures list salaries and expenses for county officials, courts, probation, elections, treasurer, assessors, buildings, and related offices.
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Caroline County
Co. Com
Carter
Sal
Court House
Department of Health
Welf
Adm
Board of Prisoners
ee ee ee 210792 Ma. School for the
Caroline
Rev George E Culver Accepts 2 Year Call Here
The Pilgrims church extended a two year call to Pastor Rev George E Culver and his wife. Elections named Powell Martin as Sunday School superintendent with Norman Rust as assistant. Trustees include James Coulby Samuel Martin Marion Butler and Norman Rust. Delegates to the Eastern District Conference slated for July 25 26 1963 at the Denton Camp Grounds are Ruth Redden and Lillian Martin.
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Pilgrims
George E. Culver
Powell Martin
Norman Rust
Fred Love
Marion Butler
James Coulby
John Howard
Elmer Trice
Culver
Denton Pilgrims
Rev. Culver
North Carolina High School Winners Named in Spelling Contest
John G. Leach of Golden Beacom School of Business, Wilmington, Del., announced Senior class spelling champions from North Carolina High School. He praised spelling and vocabulary in education and congratulated winners and participants.
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North Caroline High School
John G. Leach
Golden Beacom School of Business
Wilmington
Del
Middle Atlantic States
Leach
Children's Theatre Tour Returns to Caroline County
The B-52 Players of the University of Delaware bring a matinee of Alice in Wonderland to North Caroline High School on Saturday May 11 at 2 30 pm. The program offers affordable live professional theatre for area children and follows earlier productions Pinocchio and The Red Shoes.
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Caroline County
University of Delaware
North Caroline High School
Episcopal Churchwomen
Christ Church
Denton
Navigation Aids Improved On Choptank River
State Senator Harry R Hughes reports approval for enhanced navigation on the Choptank River between Cambridge and Denton. Eighteen new lights and three day beacons will be installed, with equipment available by June 1 and construction to begin soon. The project, prompted by the Denton Boat Club, aims to aid growing pleasure boating and river safety, reflecting strong cooperation among clubs and the Coast Guard in the Eastern Shore effort.
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Harry R. Hughes
H. J. Wuensch
Fifth Coast Guard District
Choptank
Cambridge
Denton
Hughes
Denton Boat Club
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Weather Data
4-H
University of Maryland
Little League Auxiliary
WSCS
Children’s Theatre
Dorsey Doncho