Maryland Governor Declares Dec 26 And Jan 2 Holidays
Governor J Millard Tawes proclaims Saturday December 26 1959 and Saturday January 2 1960 as legal holidays in Maryland. Proclamations follow requests from industry and retail groups for a three day business break with minimal impact. Russell S Davis Commissioner of Personnel issues guidance: staff on holiday duty may take another day off without charge to annual leave. five day week departments gain no benefit unless required to work, then compensatory time applies.
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J. Millard Tawes
Maryland
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Christmas Cantata at Ridgely Methodist Church
Ridgely Methodist Adult Choir presents fifth Christmas cantata on Sunday Dec 20 at 7 30 pm with the theme Hark the Herald Angels Sing featuring solos duets male and female choruses and full choir under Mrs B J Spence with Mrs Harold Ebling at piano The 24 voice group debuts new choir vestments and aims to be a Christmas season highlight for the church and community. Girl Scout Troop 136 hosts Christmas party Dec 11 at the Denton Teen Center with about forty attendees and plans caroling to shut ins. leaders are Mrs Walter G Kerslake Jr and Mrs Willard Lane.
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Ridgely Methodist Church
Herald Angels
Harold Ebling
Denton
Walter G. Kerslake, Jr
Willard Lane
Shutins
Minister's card asks what are you doing for Heaven's sake
A minister carries a calling card bearing the line What on earth are you doing for Heaven's sake conveying a provocative question about duty and faith in public life.
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Gov. Tawes
Russell S. Davis
B. J. Spence
Girl Scout Troop
Girl Scouts
Mary Eleanor Duffy
Rosalie Greenlee
Carolyn Hubbard
Nancy Kerslake
Kathy Koenig
Susan Scudder
Bonnie Lane
Karen Leese
Shirley Trice
Susan Trice
Josephine Walls
Dorothy Wright
Cheryl Dorman
Peggy Scudder
Jean Scudder
Cooper
Rocker
Hassocks
Cooper’s
Denton, Maryland