Archery Enthusiasm Grows Across Maryland District of Columbia
The column spotlights Kenneth Shockley and rising archery interest in Maryland and DC. It covers bow lengths, arrow types, fletching secrets, aiming technique, and safe practice. Local archery enthusiasts include Herbert Harrison, Mrs. James Speer Jr., and the Washington College Archery Club. A summer challenge to a top golfer and a list of wildlife related books conclude the piece.
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Maryland
District of Columbia
Kenneth Shockley
Genghis Khan
Merrie England
Robin Hood
Port Oxford
Herbert Harrison
St. Michaels
James Speer
Jr. Trappe
Washington College
W. l. Hull
Easton
Braddock
William Tell
America
Shockley
sShore
Robert PL Elmer
Africa
Young
Pope
Bowman Pope
Duff
Farm Bureau aims for 2006 Shore members
The Maryland Farm Bureau Federation launches a drive to reach 2000 members in Eastern Shore counties, part of a 5000-member state goal. Quotas are Caroline 275 Cecil 175 Dorchester 200 Kent 300 Queen Anne’s 300 Somerset 75 Talbot 275 Wicomico 250 Worcester 150. Organizing director Martin L. Sutton leads August September solicitations with support from president Harry H. Nuttle.
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Shore
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
Eastern Shore
Caroline
Cecil
Dorchester
Kent
Queen Anne’s
Somerset
Talbot
Wicomice
Worcester
Eastern Shore counties
Martin L. Sutton
Chestertown
Annapolis
Harry H. Nuttle
Denton
Quote about living by the Master’s footsteps
A brief Christian Science Monitor quotation urges readers to honor God by living actively and rejecting sloth, indifference, and inertia. It frames walking in the footsteps of the Master as the higher path.
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God
Christian Science Monitor
Credit Men Hold Meeting At Sea Shore
Credit men from five Production Credit Associations met at Ocean City Maryland to review lending to farmers. Denton association reports 3295,000 in loans over 2.5 years with 120,000 outstanding July 1 as it serves Caroline Dorchester Talbot Queen Anne and Kent counties. Directors from Cambridge Trappe Queenstown Rock Hall and Denton attended with J S Skinner Franklin Baker M C Sherman Howard Leaverton and H H Nuttle.
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Denton Production Credit Association
H. H. Nuttle
Denton
George Washington Hotel
Ocean City
John S. Skinner
Cambridge
Franklin Baker
Trappe
M. C. Sherman
Queenstown
Howard S. Leaverton
Rock Hall
Farm Credit Administration
Caroline
Dorchester
Talbot
Queen Anne
Kent counties
Nuttle
J. K. Coughton
Production Credit Corporation of Baltimore
Baltimore
Wm. H. Johnson
Farm Credit Administration of Baltimore
Radiant Living sermon reflection on following Christ
Rev C M Griffeth reflects on the Galilee breakfast with Jesus and Peter from John where Christ invites fishermen to become fishers of men. The piece emphasizes following Christ even when He is unseen and making life radiant through faithful discipleship.
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Galilee
Jesus
Christ
Peter
Taxing business hits big league pace
The text argues that tax pressure on large corporations will prompt pass-through costs. It suggests firms will transfer new levies to consumers, shareholders, or vendors, shifting the financial burden away from the companies themselves. The view reflects concern over corporate resilience and market dynamics.
4-H Clubs To Camp At U of M August 6
About 400 Maryland youth from four corners attend the eighteenth 4-H Club Week on the University of Maryland campus August 6 to 11. Edward G. Jenkins and Dorothy Emerson announce the event with campus dignitaries and guest speakers including Judge Frank I. Duncan, Chas. E. Potter, Florence Hall, Evelyn Tobey, and Hester Beall Provenson. Highlights feature campfires, an older youth conference, musical program, all star consecration, a style revue, a Rotary Club banquet, and the Prince George's County 4-H Glee Club entertainment.
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four corners of Maryland
University of Maryland
Edward G. Jenkins
Dorothy Emerson
H. C. Byrd
Thomas B. Symons
Extension Service
H. J. Paterson
Verna M. Keller
Frank I. Duncan
Towson
Chas. E. Potter
Florence Hall
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Evelyn Tobey
New York City
Hester Beall Provenson
Lilian Cox Athey
Washington
all stars
Prince George’s County
Rotary Club
Glee Club
L. L. turley
Whittlin and Thinkin on Farm to Industry Progress
A historical voice muses on agricultural prosperity and early science breakthroughs. It notes crops on thousands of acres fueling car production, plus livestock and byproducts, then imagines future industrial crops and a milk based wool substitute, ending with a university oddity about horn growth on a bull.
Farm Bureau Leaders To Attend Betterton Conference
More than 250 Maryland farm leaders will study cooperative development at the Maryland Farm Bureau mid-summer conference in Betterton August 5 6 and 7. Out of state speakers include Murray D Lincoln T Warren Metzger and W G Wyser guiding sessions on rural electrification cooperative business and related topics. Directors of the Maryland Farm Bureau Federation and Maryland Agricultural Society will join in sessions as cooperative insurance agents review progress.
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Maryland
Farm Bureau organization
C. E. Wise, Jr
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
Betterton
Murray D. Lincoln
Columbus
T. Warren Metzger
Lancaster
W. G. Wysor
Richmond
United States
Wise
Maryland Agricultural Society
County Clubs Help Miracle House in Donation Drive
A letter from William B. Matthews of the Maryland Tuberculosis Association thanks several Women's Club leaders in Caroline County for their participation in Miracle House Donation Day at Claiborne. The facility, a tuberculosis preventorium for Maryland children, operates in warm months with rest, supervised play, sun exposure, and good meals, aiding local children including some from Caroline County.
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Caroline county
William B. Matthews
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Miracle House
Claiborne
Elmer Robinson
Smithville
Federalsburg
G. C. Carmine
Preston
Nelson Pusey
H. H. Nuttle
Andersontown-Hobbs
Denton
Margaret Swing
Ridgely Community Club
Thomas L. Nugent
20th Century Club
Joseph Rogers
Caroline Nurses’ Board
Mary Rawlings
Greensboro Community Club
J. H. Summerfield
Caroline County Federation of Women’s Clubs
D. W. Davis
Denton Community Club
Maud Hummer
Marydel
Louise Scotten
Goldsboro
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