Maryland 4H Winners Highlight 1947 State Honors
Four Maryland 4H members earned state recognition in 1947 including Kenneth T. Bostey from Sparks winning a Chicago Club Congress trip funded by Westinghouse Educational Foundation for a powered grain elevator project. Amy Fry led Frozen Foods with a $50 savings bond and 670 pounds prepared for home freezing. Frederick Fry of Gaithersburg earned national Dairy Production honors. Mary Adkins and Genevieve Poore won Special Clothing Demonstration awards with $25 cash prizes from American Viscose Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Methods
Maryland Club
Kenneth T. Bostey
Sparks
Westinghouse Educational Foundation
Kenneth
Maryland
Mary Adkins
Salisbury
Genevieve Poore
Greensboro
American Viscose Corp
Mary
Genevieve
Amy Fry
Laytonsville
U. S
International Harvester Co
Amy
Frederick Fry
Gaithersburg
Kraft Foods Co
Frederick
Jersey
Christmas Services At St Pauls Greensboro Md
Billy Harper remains ill after two hospital stays and a serious operation. Special services are planned at St Pauls Methodist Church Greensboro Md on Sunday Dec 21 with Sunday School at 10 am led by Claude Rawlings and a morning worship at 10 am featuring a Christmas message and choir under Carmen Leggett. A 7:30 pm Church School session will show the film Christ is Born and distribute candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Pritchett
Easton Hospital
Billy Harper
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Greensboro
Claude H. Rawlings
Carmen Leggett
Christ
William Dean
Billy
Charles Webber
Edward Laramore
Dover
Whitall Laramore
Union
St Paul’s
Christmas Eve Service At Methodist Church Listing
At 11 p m carols will be sung at homes of the sick and aged before the Christmas service. Rev T S Dixon pastor of Pilgrim Holiness church will present the Christmas message with the choir of St Pauls Methodist Church taking part.
Preston Community Club Christmas Party Held at Mrs Harris Home
The Preston Community Club staged its annual Christmas Party at the home of Mrs. Howard Harris on Tuesday afternoon December 16. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Dillon returned to High Point North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. A T Blades made a business trip to Norfolk Virginia last week. Mrs. William McAllister is a patient at Easton Memorial Hospital. The Schmickens hosted their card club Monday evening. The Stantons entertained Sunday guests Ted Delamore Donald Delamore and other family from Cambridge. The Nobles are spending several days in Baltimore.
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Preston Community Club
Howard Harris
Clark Dillon
High Point
North Carolina
A. T. Blades
Norfolk
William McAllister
Easton Memorial Hospital
Herman Schmick
Card Club
Robert Stanton
Ted Delamore
Donald Delamore
Cambridge
Lee Noble
Baltimore
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State Agricultural College
Usda Cooperating
L. W. Taylor Jr
Pinder
Centreville
Ruth
Mildred Dixon
Haddonfield
N. J
Philadelphia
Charles Rich
Swanwick
Dawson Cohee
J. Ed Weaver Sr
Harry Kinnamon
Joseph Grohel
Marlene
Charles Butler
Bowers Beach
Barbara Brumbaugh
Bennetts Junior College
New York
Mrs
A. Irvin Brumbaugh
Kenneth T. Bosley
Bill
Cee
Creag Imeean
Ty Sean
Meee Errriere
THE
Atiowal Brewing Company OF
Mary Enero
Preston
Duran
H.G. Carico Furniture Stores
Dover Street
Easton
Lane
LIFE
LOOK
Ladies' Home Journal
Lane Cedar Chests
CHEST
Aigo
Cooper Furniture Company
Long & Short, Inc
Thrifty Shoppers
Federalsburg, MD
ICE Service CO
Denton, Maryland
Clayton, Delaware
Niewspaprrean Gel
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