Home Management Leaders Study Kitchen Storage
Miss Joanne Reitz of the University of Maryland Extension Service led a session on kitchen storage at a meeting of the Home Management Leaders of the Home makers Club in Denton on April 25 at the Choptank Electric Cooperative. In the afternoon leaders toured the kitchens of Mrs. George Clendaniel and Mrs. W E Towers to apply the principles. The Home Management Committee organized the event and served coffee at noon with chair Mrs. Richard Thomas and members from Ridgely, Federalsburg, Preston, and Unity homemaker clubs.
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Joanne Reitz
University of Maryland Extension Service
Homemakers Club
Choptank Electric Cooperative
Denton
George Clendaniel
W. EF. Towers
Home Management Committee
Richard Thomas
Federal Homemakers Clubs
Alan Bennington
Ridgely Young Homemakers Club
Raymond Grime
Federalsburg Cooperative Club
Victor Rieck
Preston Young Homemakers Club
Lee Walston
Unity Homemakers Club
Thirty Pound Turkey Donated To Cancer Drive
Mrs. William Wolf announces a 30 pound turkey donated by Mark C Buckley and Margaret Buten schoen for the April Cancer Fund Drive. Chances sell 25c each or 5 for a dollar in Denton area with April 30 closing. Clinic at the Health Center offers free services. county quota is 2500 dollars.
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William Wolf
Caroline County Cancer Committee
Mark C. Buckley
Margaret Butenschoen
Denton
Shore Older Youth Group Spring Jamboree at Preston Hall
Caroline County Older Youth hosted the Spring Jamboree at the Preston Fire Hall. Sixty three members, parents and friends enjoyed square dancing with callers Oscar Schmidt Walter Schmidt and Mr Dynes from Sadlersville. Proceeds benefited the Eastern Shore IFYE fund. Committees included Refreshments Cannon Wheedleton Sanders Plum mer Harrison and Coulbourne.
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Caroline County
Eastern Shore
Preston Fire Hall
Oscar Schmidt
Walter Schmidt
Mr. Dynes
Sadlersville
IFYE
Ifye Fund
Charlotte
Caroline High School Chess Club Dominates Cambridge
Caroline High School sent seven players to Cambridge High for a six board match Monday night and routed the hosts 7-0. Terry Dutton, Jimmy Ward, John Osinski, Eddie Segar, Russell Parsons, Richard Martin, and Francis Schuyler each won their games, defeating Lee Moore, Jimmy Jackson, Bob Clark, Chip Lednum, Chip Lednum again, Winterbottom, and Bob Christopher respectively.
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Caroline High School
Cambridge High School
Caroline
Terry Dutton
Lee Moore
Jimmy Ward
Jimmy Jackson
John Osinski
Bob Clark
Eddie Segar
Chip Lednum
Russell Parsons
Richard Martin
Winterbottom
Francis Schuyler
Bob Christopher
Girl Scout Mother And Daughter Banquet May 2nd
The Denton Girl Scout Mother and Daughter Banquet will be held on Wednesday May 2 at 6 15 p m in the Fire Hall. The Denton Volunteer Fire Co Ladies Auxiliary will serve a non profit dinner to local scout groups. Program features include a movie Day Camping and special music. Mrs Gilbert Hall District Chairman Caroline County will discuss the Day Camp at Federalsburg in June.
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Denton Volunteer Fire Co
Denton
Gilbert Hall
Caroline County
Federalsburg
Preston Elects Lane And Beevers As Commissioners
In Preston an unusually heavy vote produced two new town commissioners. Of about 250 registered, 130 ballots were cast. M Heber Lane won the unexpired term of the late J L Covey and was unopposed. Albert Beevers gained 71 votes to defeat incumbent M C Arnie with 50 and Alvin Betts with 3. Mayor C W Elzey’s term did not expire.
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Preston
M. Heber Lane
J. L. Covey
Lane
Albert Beevers
M. C. Arnie
Alvin Betts
C. W. Elzey
New Secrets of Scotland Yard Series Opens
Inspector Robert Fabian, former Scotland Yard superintendent, presents a recreated London police case in this first of the series. The April 29 issue highlights includes Truth About Hypnosis, Wonder Drug Aspirin, and Models With The Mostest in a colorgravure feature with the Baltimore Sunday American.
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Robert Fabian
Scotland Yard
London
American Weekly
Baltimore Sunday American
Play Day At Caroline Elementary School May 3
Caroline Elementary School will host its second annual Play Day on Thursday May 3 featuring interclass athletic events within each grade. A point system will determine grade champions with blue ribbons awarded to event winners. After a picnic lunch on the grounds the program starts at 12 45 PM attendance open. In case of rain, the event moves to the next day.
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Caroline
Homemakers To Make Sewing Cabinets At Camp Mardela
Sewing cabinet on wheels with a carry handle will be built by participants of the Sewing Screen Workshop at Camp Mardela south of Denton on May 10 and 15 from 10 to 3. Miss Lavonia Hilbert and Mr. Guy Gienger of the University of Maryland Extension Service will lead. Camp Mardela cooks will provide lunch at noon. For details call the Home Demonstration's office in Denton 142.
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Camp Mardela
Denton
Lavonia Hilbert
Guy Gienger
University of Maryland Extension Service
Home Demonstration
Bible Sunday At Denton Holiness Sunday School
Denton Pilgrim Holiness Sunday School names April 29 as Bible Sunday and urges reading Bible verses from April 22 to 29. A Bible memory contest between teenage boys and girls classes is featured with small awards for oldest largest smallest Bible. Public invited.
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Pilgrim Holiness Sunday School
Denton
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 30 starting at 10 a.m. The visit aims to assist residents with Social Security matters and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. O’regan
Social Security Administration
Denton
Local Notes From GOLDSBORO and Preston
Mrs Roland Cartwright Corr and on dent Phone Greensboro 21.9, and others attended the Ladies Auxiliary meeting in Preston last Friday night. Wayne Connor of Laurel Delaware has returned home after visiting grandparents in town. Mrs Lulu Dunlavy is a patient in Memorial Hospital Easton. Mrs Mabel Draper also a patient. Malcolm Wheatley of Wingate Maryland visited Rev Omre Todd on Sunday. Mrs Jennie Griffin returned home after a 10 day Washington visit with Marguerite Griffin and others. Additional guests included Albert Krueger of Preston Tim Williams and family. Chas Phillips and Alda Montague of Flenderson attended Rural Mail Carriers meeting in Rhodesdale Saturday evening.
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Marjorie Williams
Josephine Paxson
Lillian Shively
Mary Jarrell
May Shively
Preston
Wayne Connor
Laurel
Del
John Milby
Lulu Dunlavy
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Mabel Draper
Malcolm Wheatley
Wingate
Omre Todd
Jennie Griffin
Washington
Marguerite Griffin
Otta Mae Russell
Eliza McIntee
Alda Montague
Flenderson
Rhodesdale
State Hospital To Hold Open House May 2
Eastern Shore State Hospital will hold its annual Open House on Wednesday May 2 between 1 and 4 p m This event celebrates National Mental Health Week and National Hospital Week The hospital staff and the Woman s Auxiliary are collaborating on the program Everyone is invited to attend
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Eastern Shore State Hospital
Picnic and major MGM films at Reese Theatre weekend
The Reese Theatre presents two all color MGM hits led by Tribute To A Bad Man starring James Cagney and Green Fire with Grace Kelly and Stewart Granger. Columbia Pictures Picnic stars William Holden and Kim Novak headlining April 29 to May 2 with two additional features and a Movie Center program.
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Reese Theatre
MGM
James Cagney
Grace Kelly
Stewart Granger
Columbia Pictures Corporation
William Holden
Kim Novak
Card of Thanks to Relatives and Friends
I gratefully express sincere thanks to all relatives and friends for cards deeds flowers and prayers Special thanks go to the Pilgrim Holiness Church friends for flowers and to visiting ministers for their sincere prayers Harvey Lord.
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Pilgrim Holiness Church
Harvey Lord
Homemakers Celebrate National Demonstration Week in Caroline County
The Caroline County Homemakers plan a May 1 celebration at the Preston firehouse featuring 17 clubs Exhibits and a style revue will showcase garments and accessories modeled by club members and mothers or grandmothers Pre school children will model items made by caregivers Nelson Covey Federalsburg will narrate Hester Beale Provensen of the University of Maryland is invited to speak at the joint Rural Women's Short Course Club luncheon program lasting through the day.
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Caroline County
Preston Firehouse
Robert Stanton
Preston
Nelson Covey
Federalsburg
Kennard Holden
Denton
Rural Women’s
Hester Beale Provensen
University of Maryland
Baynard Family thanks for support after brother John Baynard dies
The Baynard Family expresses thanks for the flowers cards and acts of kindness shown during the recent death of their brother John Baynard.
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John Baynard
Baynard
Weekend share of motor crash deaths and injuries
More than 41 percent of deaths and over 35 percent of injuries from motor vehicle accidents last year occurred on Saturdays and Sundays. The data highlights weekend risk, with higher casualties among drivers and passengers during leisure days.
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