Caroline County Farm Products Show Dates and Schedule
The Caroline County Farm Products Show will run August 18 to 20 at North Carolina High School. Exhibits must be at the venue by 12 noon on August 18, with judging August 18 from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Exhibits must be grown or made by the exhibitor in Caroline County, and separate entry blanks apply for adults and juniors. Public events include evenings with performances and talks by officials from University of Maryland and other experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
North Caroline High School
North Dooling High School
Earl Roberts
H. Coursey Edwards
A. O. Kuhn
University of
Vocational Agricultural Department
North Caroline Thigd School
University of Marsvland Extension Service
John L. Croters, Jr
University of Maryland
Coursey Edwards
F. M. Rogers
Paul E. Nystrom
Carl N. Johnson
Francis V. Sharpe
Lee Bayliss
Hillsboro Social Roundup Features Local Visits and Picnics
Mrs Laura Eveland and Butch Fowler visited in Hillsboro with relatives from Wilmington and nearby towns. Numerous residents hosted or visited family from Dover Landover and River areas. The Hillsboro Queen Anne Sunday School picnic is planned for Quest Beach on Saturday August 6 with a 1 pm church departure.
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Laura Eveland
Kenneth Fowler
Wilmington
Butch Fowler
Henry Scroggins
Landover
Everett Murphy
Kay Sherwood
Rehoboth
Peggy Allfather
Charles DeFord
Harry Grubb
Ridgely
Hairs Boone
Earl Cole
Dover
George Cole
Max Callahan
Ingleside
Frank Crouse
Bridgetown
Betty Jean Crouse
Bill Rhodes
Joe Griffith
Little Son
Milford
James Sherwood
James Watson
Harold Neister
Washington
Helen Healy
Janet
New York City
Russell Jraton
Melvin Wkrabill
Whenny
Harold Krabill
Granville Towers
Don Bostic
Glenburnie
Oscar Rice
Charles Reichenbach
Chester
Mac Callahan
Fort Jackson
S. C
Frances Callahan
Conquest Beach
Centreville
Robert Thompson
Swedesboro
N. J
Milton Beaven
Fred Baker
Clinton Stoops Emitt Potts
Jas
Alfred Saathoff
Memorial Stadium
Rusty Eaton
Fred Thornton
Peggy Murphy
Camp Pecometh
Connie Stoops
Ocean City
Mary Towers
Clarence Towers
Robert Neighbors
Esther Koreel
Falls Church
Prophecy Talk Sparks World End Date Prediction
A local column notes a time specific prediction by a prophet claiming the world will end on a chosen day. The piece surveys theories, mentions possible witnesses, and cautions readers about sensational forecasts.
Pleasures and Troubles in Anticipation
A reflective line notes that anticipation brings both greater pleasures and greater troubles, suggesting emotional risk and reward in looking forward to outcomes.
Sunday Visits and Travel Add to Local Social Ties
Henderson Catherine Melvin reports a weekend of family visits and guests across several towns. Residents hosted relatives from Baltimore Newark Del and Dundalk while others joined reunions at Patapsco State Park and camps in Maine. A memorial to Theodore Kusmaul and a Trinity Methodist Church service note conclude the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Tharp
Baltimore
Grover C. Tharp
Chincoteague
John Raughley
Lindberg Raughley
Newark
Del
George Raughley
Gaylord Durham
Donald and
Wayne
Ofr
Thomas Minnerp
Harrington
Ralph Bassett
Ashland Terrace
Traddonfield
N. J
Theodore Kusmaul
Memorial Hospital
Naston
Fred A. Evans
Earl Lutz
Woodbury
H. L. Melvin
Edwin Dill
Rising Sun
Bobby Bishoff
Dundalk
Donna Heverin
Greensboro
Julia Gerth
Roy Medford
Wm. Wright
Wyoming
Gene Cole
Milford
John Hayden
Harry Draper
Bessie Willett
Waldorf
Norman Nicholster
Richard Roden
Virginia White
Billy Walls
Philip Richard
Jones
Patapsco State Park
Harrington Fair Winners and Local Visits
Miss Betty Thompson earned first prizes for an embroidered picture and an embroidered luncheon cloth at Harrington Fair last week. John Wesley Webb placed fourth with a pen of chickens over 12 months old. Mr and Mrs Edward Ross host Mr John Smith and daughter Robin from South Bayton NY this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Thompson
Harrington Fair
John Wesley Webb
Edward Ross
John Smith
Robin
South Bayton
N. Y
Caroline County 4-Hers head to Maryland for State Week
Caroline County 4‑H members depart Monday for a week at the University of Maryland for State 4‑H Club Week. They stay on campus, take classes, and participate in contests including public speaking finals on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
University of Maryland
Maryland State
Caroling County
Sarah van Dyke
Maryland Trail
Nancy Lister
Sarah Lane
Joe Voshell
Maryland
University
Chestertown
Dorothy Billmeier
Charlotte Ruf
Mary Anne Uber
Maryland Wool Payments Begin for 1959 Marketing Year
Maryland wool producers are receiving 1959 incentive payments for wool and unshorn lambs. Payments equal 43.2 percent of net wool proceeds or 43.20 per 100 for shorn wool. 0.75 per cwt for liveweight lambs. Deductions fund wool and lamb promotion. Payments cover marketings April 1, 1959 to March 31, 1960. applications accepted through May 1, 1960. The 1960 year runs to March 31, 1961 with next summer’s payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
William L. Dudley
Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
United States
Change in entry rules for 4-IT Club exhibits
The rules require 4-IT members wishing to enter to send a completed entry form to the County Extension Office by August 17. Exhibitors may compete only in classes tied to their enrolled 4-IT Club projects for the current year and all exhibits must reflect that year's 4-IT Club work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Extension Office
Worl
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Hillsboro
G. Russell Eaton
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Catherine Melvin
John Gavoille
Lynette
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E. L. Collins
Milwaukee
Wisc
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David King
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Rehoboth Beach
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Elbert Jarre
Camden
John Milby
Elbert Connor
Seaford
Roland Cartwright
Kevin
Kenneth Barnes
Sherwood Park
Trinity Methodist Church
T. J. Turkington
Goldsboro
Dphone
Journal Classifieds
Fverngam's Denton
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