Mental Hygiene Drive To Be Held Here May 2-8
Caroline County Mental Hygiene Society completes plans for a county wide fund campaign May 2 to May 8, led by T Noble Jarrell Jr and district chairmen. The drive, tied to the National Mental Health Fund, aims to raise 2000 with 1500 for the state and 500 for local use. Canvassers visit homes. donors of two dollars or more receive Spotlight magazine. The effort seeks preventive mental health measures and better treatment procedures, continuing on page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Mental Hygiene Society
T. Noble Jarrell, Jr
Goldsboro
National Mental Health Fund
William F. Halsey
Spotlight
Mental Hygiene Society of Maryland
Mary Scott
Jerome Frampton, Jr
Federalsburg
James Ledman
Thomas L. Trice, III
Preston
Harry Nuttle
Denton
Clarence Kern
Virgil Carter
Hillsboro
Grover Hastings
Dana McClung
Greensboro
Louise Scotten
Harry Heather
Marydell
Lula Ward
John P. Hammond
Caroline County
Horsey Seeks Re Nomination For Clerk Of Circuit Court
D Ralph Horsey of Denton files for re nomination on the Democratic ticket for Clerk of the Circuit Court in Caroline County. He has served nearly 12 years, first elected November 1942 and took office December 1942. He is described as an able and conscientious public official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Ralph Horsey
Denton
Clark
Caroline County
Horsey
Caroline D H I A Elects Officers Here
Caroline Dairy Herd Improvement Association held its annual meeting on April 22 in Fellowship Hall Denton. Officers elected include Walter B Steward president Thomas J Todd Jr vice president T J Coneely secretary treasurer and directors F D Zeigler Jr Ferdinand Nagel Calvin Lister plus Chris Nagel to the State Board. University extension dairy man J R Schabinger praised D H I A and awarded certificates to several members. In Greensboro town elections William Gray Nolan Hubbard won commissioner seats with votes Gray 81 Schrieber 73 Hubbard 69 Poore 63 Jarvis 48. Outgoing commissioners Denny Taylor and Dr Biggers. Alvin Simpson Sr resigned last month. Lacey Nichols named to replace him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
Denton
Walter B. Steward
Thomas J. Todd, Jr
T. J. Coneely
F. D. Zeigler, Jr
Ferdinand Nagel
Calvin Lister
Chris Nagel
Caroline County
J. R. Schabinger
University of Maryland
D.h.1.a
J. H. Ellwanger
W. B. Steward
R. Calvin Lister
Alvin and Joseph Edwards
William E. Meredith
Greensboro
William Gray
Nolan Hubbard
Robert Schrieber
John Jarvis
Byron Poore
Gray
Schrieber
Hubbard
Poore
Jarvis
Denny Taylor
Dr. Biggers
Alvin Simpson
Lacey Nichols
Nichols
Luther Bennett
National Home Demonstration Week Observed May 2 8
Maryland observes National Home Demonstration Week May 2 through May 8 with 18 130 homemakers joining in a statewide educational program run by the University of Maryland Extension Service in cooperation with the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Maryland
University of Maryland Extension Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Florence Low
State Extension Service
Baltimore City
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Queen Anne Elects First Officials in Historic Vote
Residents of Queen Anne elected three commissioners Monday for the town’s first such election since incorporation. Irvin L. Crossen won a three year term, L. H. Fleming a two year term, and Horace M. Morgan a one year term. Only 16 qualified voters participated in the fire house vote as future elections will be yearly with one three year post. Temporary commissioners Morgan, Decker, and Moore served before the election.
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Queen Anne
Irvin L. Crossen
L. H. Fleming
Horace M. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
John Decker
Allan W. Moore
Del Mar Va Firemen Meeting Centerville May 11 12
The Del Mar Va Firemen’s Association roots its Silver Anniversary Convention in Centreville on May 11 and 12. Parade will close the event at 6 30 p m May 12 with 70 to 75 fire companies bands from three states and the 2nd Army Band leading.
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Del-Mar-Va
Centreville
Del-Mar- Va
Fort Meade
J. W. Thompson, Jr
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Goodwill Firehouse
Centreville Armory
Congressman Miller
Easton
Centreville High School
Training Courses For Girl Scout Leaders Series
Mrs. Richard Garey announces three training courses for Girl Scout leaders assistant leaders and troop committee members. The sessions run on May 6 13 and 20 at 8 p m in the Girl Scout Council office. All leaders are urged to attend.
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Richard Garey
Caroline County
Girl Scout Council
Former Denton Firm Asked To Export Feed
Mr. M. G. Crouse, former manager of Nuttle Milling Co., reported a Kingston Jamaica based Shim Queen Co. inquiry last week about importing Ideal Chicken Feed. Crouse said his firm closed after a fire years ago and cannot fill orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Crouse
Nuttle Milling Co
Shim Queen Co
Kingston
Jamaica
Crouse
Choral Society Closes Season With Farewell Note
Caroline Choral Society ends a busy season with a party for members on April 22 at president Mrs. Wilbert Meerriken’s home. Miss Judy Wilson resigns as director after 18 months of concerts across Delaware and Maryland venues.
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Caroline Choral Society
Wilbert Meerriken
Judy Wilson
G. H. Rue
Conference WSCS To Meet In Dover May 6
The Peninsula Conference WSCS annual meeting will be at Wesley Methodist Church Dover on May 6 with sessions at 10 am and 2 pm A pledge service directed by Mrs Clinton H Brown retiring as treasurer since January 1946 will conclude the program Rev John A Trader host church pastor will read morning meditations The report covers the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Deaconess Work in Wilmington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
George Madden
Wilmington
American Legion Memorial Post
Center Theatre
Grace Memorial Hall
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Epworth Methodist Church
Thompson
Centreville
Church Hill
Queenstown
Kent Island
WSCS
Wesley Methodist Church
Dover
Clinton H. Brown
Brown
Mt. Salem
John A. Trader
Commissioner Moore Seeks Reelection For Denton Office
Denton Commissioner Lannace A. Moore has filed for a five year term of office. He has already served three years and the election is set for Monday May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lannace A. Moore
Denton
Moore
Bankers To Meet In Atlantic City May 8 11
Maryland bankers gather in Atlantic City for the fifty eighth annual Maryland Bankers Association convention from May 8 through 11. The event at Chalfonte Haddon Hall features speakers like Dr. J O Christianson and Ray M Gidney with an emphasis on a large display of equipment and exhibitors. Attendees from Caroline County include J Roland Chaffinch H Earle Smith Roger R Ringgold FE Harris and Harry H Rieck.
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Maryland
Atlantic City
Maryland Bankers Association
Thomas E. McConnell
Maryland Trust Company
Baltimore
Chalfonte-Haddon Hall
Edward J. Armstrong
Stein Bros. & Boyce
J. O. Christianson
University of Minnesota School of Agriculture
St. Paul
Minnesota
Ray M. Gidney
Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
Homer J. Livingston
American Bankers Association
First National Bank of Chicago
Illinois
True D. Morse
Caroline County
J. Roland Chaffinch
Denton National Bank
Denton
H. Earle Smith
Roger R. Ringgold
Peoples Bank
FE. J. Harris
Harry H. Rieck
Provident State Bank
Preston
Future Teachers Organize At Five County Schools
Students endorse dissolving the Fred G. Asilton Future Teachers of America Club of Caroline County High Schools in favor of forming individual 9th to 12th grade teaching oriented units. Caroline High School retains the Asilton designation as a unit. a county wide convention is planned at Federalsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Asilton
Future Teachers of America Club
Caroline County
Greensboro High School
Future Teachers of America
Caroline High School
Denton
Federalsburg
Co H 115th Inf Thank Supporters For Wrestling Card
Co H 115th Infantry Maryland National Guard thanks supporters for a successful wrestling card at the Armory. Appreciation goes to papers, merchants for tickets, fans for turnout, and the crowd control by the law. Wrestlers managers and promoters from other areas praised Denton’s reception and organization, with hopes for a full Armory next time.
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Denton
Co. H
Junior Auxiliary Met At Parish House Monday
The Den ton Unit of the Junior Auxiliary of Memorial Hospital Easton held its April 26 meeting at the Parish House. President J Frank Lane introduced George Olds and M B Shroyer. May meeting moved to May 24. Olds described hospital construction progress and new systems. The fundraising drive netted 1 125 000 dollars two years ago. Meal Pack will deliver hot meals sealed in containers, reducing floors kitchens and staff. A pathologist is now employed, enabling quicker surgical decisions.
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Denton
Memorial Hospital
Easton
J. Frank Lane
George Olds
The
M. B. Shroyer
Olds
Fassit House and Burley Cottage Open To Public In May
Fassit House and Burley Cottage in Worcester County Maryland will be open May 21 and 22 during the annual pilgrimage of old homes sponsored by the Junior Guild of St. Pauls Episcopal Church Berlin. Richard Pratt praised the brick work and early Eastern Shore design, noting Fassit House as a gem of brick mason art.
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Fassit
Burley
Worcester County
Maryland
Junior Guild of
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Berlin
Richard Pratt
Ladies’ Home Journal
Fassil House
Burley Cottage
The Starlit Hour at Caroline High School
The Caroline High School Music Department presents The Starlit Hour in the school auditorium on Thursday evening May 6 at 8 oclock. The program includes poetic interludes by Arthur de Ponceau, selections from I Cantabile and II Delicato, and performances by Ruth Hynson Connie Koste Peg Van Dyke Ellen Carter Nichols Russell Hall and others. The concert features pieces like Dream of Olwen Blue Moon Night and Day and Somewhere Over the Rainbow with arrangements and solos by faculty and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline High School
Arthur de Ponceau
Olwen
Willson
Russell Hall
Liamson
Peg van Dyke
Blue Moon
Rodgers
Susie Cooper
Ellen Carter Nichols
Russell Viall
Arlen
Ruth Hynson
Tschaikovsky
Connie Koste
Porter
Joe Steelman
Jean Waltz
Buchtel
Ernest Fuchs
Per van Dyke
Miss Gronbeck to Assist Miss Spafford in Caroline
Gertrude Gronbeck Home Demonstration Agent at Large at University of Maryland will visit Caroline County in May and June to assist Bessie M. Spafford Home Demonstration Agent with extension work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Gronbeck
University of Maryland
Caroline County
Bessie M. Spafford
Plans Completed For Thibault Concert
Concert preparations are virtually finished as Mrs. Theodore E. Fletcher leads the planning for Thibault. Ticket chairwoman Mrs. Paul M. Detrich supervises a 53 member ticket committee drawing from Talbot, Caroline and Queen Annes counties served by Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore E. Fletcher
Paul M. Detrich
Talbot
Caroline
Queen Anne's
Memorial Hospital
J. Howard Anthony
Davis C. Kirby, Jr
Mildred James
Cantwell Clark
J. Ramsey Speer
Francis H. Wrightson
Paul M. Dietrich
Charles P. Howard
James F. Stewart
Harriet Cobl
Weather Data Baby Week Apr 25 May 1
The listing outlines a Baby Week weather data period from April 25 to May 1 with promotional language encouraging readers to act now. It presents a brief forecast vibe and suggests timely engagement with baby related weather advisories.
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Caroline D. H. I. A
Denton Community Club
Austin Murphy
Milton Harper
Murphy
E. W. Buchanan
Del
Preston Community Club
Denton Club
Hester Provenson
Choral Society
Delaware Poultry Improvement Association
Caesar Rodney School
Camden
Collins Hall
Asbury Methodist Church
Harrington
Pathfinders
Miss Wilson
Bankers
Co.h
Kutcher
Charles Downs
Stardust
Carmichael
Loren Wagner
Loesser
Hans Christian Andersen
Jimmy Wil
Miss Gronbeck
Miss Spafford
Thibault Concert
Weather Data
Sun
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