Denton Counts and Chesapeake City in new league tussle
The eight team league forms with Denton Fed eralsburg Centreville Chestertown Galena North East Elkton and Chesapeake City. Chestertown beat North Caroline High School 47 31 and Chestertown J V beat North Caroline High School J V 40 35 on 12 19. Upcoming schedule lists NCHS and J V at Wi Hi on 12 23.
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Denton
Federalsburg
Centreville
Chestertown
Galena
North East
Elkton
Chesapeake City
North Caroline High School
Chestertown J. V
J. V
Wi-Hi
Daytona 500 set for February 26 at Daytona Speedway
Auto racing brief notes two 100 mile races on February 24 and 250 mile Modified Sportsman on February 25, culminating with the third annual Daytona 500 on February 26 at the Daytona International Speedway 212 mile course.
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Daytona International Speedway
Bowling league results and high scores from Caroline lanes
Duckpin leagues across Choptank Thunderbirds Lucky Strike and others report team standings high game by C Frampton 142 and high averages by Frampton 117 and Bullock 109. Weekends ending 12 17 12 24. Christmas mixed doubles tourney set for Dec 26 at 7 30 pm with registrations open.
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Caroline
Nuttle Lumber
Thunderbirds
Lucky Strike
Beck Chevrolet
Pop
C. Frampton
Hi-Lites
Night Owls
Pioneers
Spotters
Clippers
Woodpeckers
Patsy’s Five
Strikettes
Satellites
W. Cohee
J. Johnson
E. Fleetwood
Dodgers
Orioles
Cardinals
Yankees
Athletics
White Sox
Indians
Red Sox
Giants
Braves
Senators
Phillies
P. Montgomery
S. Wood
Christmas season notices and family updates
Christmas Eve services are planned at multiple churches including Episcopalian and Lutheran parishes with candlelight programs and a children's service. Local families share wedding anniversaries, visits, hospital stays, and homecomings as neighbors and relatives gather for celebrations and holidays.
Community Notes and Holiday Gatherings
Mary Del Collison hosts dinner for Mary B. Smith celebrating her 91st birthday with guests including Mr and Mrs Herbert Butts. Kent General Hospital patient Mrs Henry Sutton recuperating at home. Christmas service planned by the Charge at Antioch and Trinity churches in Templeville and Goldsboro. Jason Harman returns for holidays. Wesleyan College student. Other visits and relocations noted for local residents including Mr and Mrs Karl Jacobsen and Almina Farrow.
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Louis Collison
Mary B. Smith
Smith
Herbert Butts
Harry H. Smith
Georgetown
Henry Sutton
Kent General Hospital
Antioch Church
Templeville
Trinity Church
Goldsboro
Jason Harman
Wesleyan College
Buchannon
W. Va
Mary Smith
Herbert R. Butts
Harry L. Boyer
Harrington
Karl Jacobsen
Almina Farrow
A. L. Harman
Milford
Television Stars and Music News From 1950s Press
Static Chuck Connors lands leading role in Geronimo at United Artists. Decca signs Guy Lombardo for a long-term contract after 20 years with the label. Thelma Carpenter records Elvis hit Yes, I'm Lonesome Tonight for Coral. Gallagher's steak house marks 28th anniversary on West 52nd Street. Barbara Hale describes Perry Mason gift shopping on set. Bud Collyer hosts To Tell the Truth fifth year on CBS TV. Robert Cummings returns to film Miyako Geisha in Japan for Paramount. Noel Coward composes background for The Grass Is Greener. Richard Boone stars as Gen Sam Houston in The Alamo. ABC TV plans Camouflage and Number Please for next year.
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Decca Records
Guy Lombardo
Decca
Guy
Platter House
Elvis Presley
Coral Records
Thelma Carpenter
West 52Nd St
New York City
Cbs-Tv
Perry Mason
Barbara Hale
Robert Cummings
Sam Houston
Abc-Tv
Bud Callyer
Tom's Tavern Leads Tri-County Ten Pin Standings
Tom's Tavern and Hurlock Howes swept their matches at Chesapeake Lanes in Feaston to stay atop the Tri County Ten Pin League standings. Kenny Smith led Hurlock with a 243 game and 577 series, just shy of this year's alley high, while Bob Miedl also had a 577 series for Tom's Tavern.
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State Police
H. E. French & Son
Tom’s Tavern
Fox Canning
Harlock Hdwe
Breyer’s Ice Cream
Nuttle Lumber
Wyatt Jewelers
Long Shots
Kerslake Insurance
Denton Fire Co
Mike Stafford
Kenny Smith
Bob Miedl
Hurlock Howes
Chesapeake Lanes
Feaston
Preston guests and Masonic grand high priest visit
Mrs Isabel McLean of Baltimore stayed with Mrs Dorothy S Osteen over the weekend. Mrs Harold G Fowler of Concord arrived to visit Mrs Alden Soberg and will stay through holidays. Mr and Mrs W J Bonner spent days in Baltimore for the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of Maryland where he was elected and installed Grand High Priest. Mr and Mrs Hanson Todd of Har New SPA perch CHIVES
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Isabel McLean
Baltimore
Dorothy S. Osteen
Harold G. Fowler
Concord
WN. H
Alden Soberg
Fowler
W. J. Bonner
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons of
Maryland
Bonner
Hanson Todd
Har- New Spa Perch
Birth of daughter to Mr and Mrs Bill Coady at Milford Memorial
Mr and Mrs Bill Coady welcomed a daughter on Sunday December 11 at Milford Memorial Hospital. The baby arrives as Barbara Lee Breeding is named for the mother’s family. Also noted are visits by Luther Lee Jr and Timmy Scott and condolences on the death of Mrs Margaret Croli on December 12. Mrs Clarence Breeding remains confined with a fractured leg.
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Isaac Noble
Wilmer Nagel
Federalsburg
Stoward Drummond
Ruth Drummond
Claud Drummond
Greenwood
Eva O'Day
Wayne Andrews
Margaret Breeding
Lewis Breeding and Daughters
August Breeding
Carolyn Drummond
University of Delaware
Lawrence Drummond
Fletcher Breeding
Scugene Long and Dale
Preston
William Tull
Wayne
Bobby
Debbie
Mike
Clarence Breeding
Bill Coady
Milford Memorial Hospital
Margaret Croli
WSCS Meeting Set For December Twenty-Eighth Evening
Mrs. Louise Sharp will host the WSCS gathering next Wednesday evening December 28 with full attendance urged. Sunday School children sang Christmas selections with Ricky Sharp at the piano and distributed candy and orange boxes to attendees. Senior MYF joined the Charge-wide MYF in Burrsville last Monday for a Christmas program hosted by Burrsville Intermediates. New residents Mr and Mrs Ronnie Blazejak moved into the former Jopp home. Mr and Mrs Walter Calloway celebrated their 57th wedding anniversary last Friday December 16.
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Mony
Katherine Hayes
Salisbury
Episcopal Chapel of Epiphany
Bethesda Methodist Church
Smmanuel Lutheran Church
Roy Hubbard
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Robert Flaharty
Ft. Meyers
Florida
Hayward Dean
Claymont
Del
Florence Dean
Fred Edgell
Theodore Dietrich
Seaford
Harold Gibbs
Joseph A. Patchett
C. E. Anderson
Bridgeville
Lloyd Cannon
WSCS
Louise Sharp
Ricky Sharp
Burrsville
Ronnie Blazejak
Harry Jopp
Walter Calloway
Local social notes and visitors from Dover to Milford
Mrs Elmer Butler and daughter Ann joined by sister Mrs Elsie Woodward of Greensboro shopped in Dover last Saturday. Herman Gravenor, recently in Milford Memorial Hospital, returned to Georgetown. Wayne and Perry Butler visited aunt Miss Ellen Butler Saturday afternoon. Charles Sewell and daughter of Queen Anne seen with Nelson Henry Sunday. Clara Quillen called on Georgia Butler last Sunday. Wanda Fountain stayed overnight with aunt Mrs Marvin Butler in Tuckahoe Neck.
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Elmer Butler
Ann
Elsie Woodward
Greensboro
Dover
Herman Gravenor
Milford Memorial Hospital
Georgetown
Wayne
Perry Butler
Ellen Butler
Charles Sewell
Queen Anne
Nelson Henry
Clara Quillen
Georgia Butler
Wanda Fountain
Marvin Butler
Tuckahoe Neck
Burrsville Christmas events and family celebration summary
In Burrsville Wesley Church and Union Church held Christmas services on Sunday December 18. Edwin Hopkins and daughter treated his father John Hopkins to a 90th birthday dinner with many relatives present from Sadlersville Vernon Harrington and Burrsville. The Raritan Club Christmas dinner was postponed to December 20 because of weather. Various local visits and gatherings followed, including Massie Maryland visitors and Farm Bureau party at the Community House with a covered dish. Carl Haas and family joined the Willis household for a weekend visit.
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Wesley Church
Union Church
Edwin Hopkins
John Hopkins
Lewis Palmatory
Sadlersville
Milton Hopkins
Vernon
Jonathan Hopkins
Lewis Hopkins
Ellen Palmatory
Harrington
Pauline Hopkins
Burrsville
Raritan Club
WSCS
R. H. Stafford
John Anderson
Massey
Denton School Menu For Next Week
Denton schools release next weeks lunch plan with daily menus. Tuesday offers plater I and II options plus a la carte doughnuts and fruit salad. Wednesday and Thursday provide roast pork and meat loaf dishes with soups and sandwiches. Sunday includes fish sticks or deviled egg options with peaches and milk.
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Hamburg
In Memoriam for Mr and Mrs Samuel J Callahan
A daughter Ella Callahan Hening recalls her parents as cheerful, hardworking and modest, sowing seeds of happiness. She honors their memory with gratitude for their kindness and the joy they shared, while expressing personal sorrow and lasting blessing.
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Samuel J. Callahan
Maryland Farm Bureau Sets 45th Convention in Baltimore
The 45th Annual Maryland Farm Bureau Convention runs January 11 to 14, 1961 at the Lord Baltimore Hotel in Baltimore. Speakers include C. I. Wise Jr., Noah Kefauver Jr., John B. Funk, Charles B. Shuman, and Walter W. ZaleK. Associated groups meet the same week at the Lord Baltimore, Sheraton Baltimore Inn, and Emerson Hotel.
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Maryland Farm Bureau, Inc
Maryland Agricultural Society
Baltimore
Lord Baltimore
Farm Bureau
Maryland Farm Bureau
C. I. Wise, Jr
Noah JF. Kefauver, Jr
John D. Young
Associated Women of Farm Bureau
John B. Funk
Maryland State Roads Commission
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Walter W. Zalek
Nationwide Insurance Companies
Maryland Crop Im
Maryland Farm Bureau Accounting Service
Maryland Nurserymen’s Association
Maryland Vegetable Growers
Maryland Tobacco Growers
Farm Bureau Young People
Maryland Dairy Herd Improvement Corporation
Lord Baltimore Hotel
Sheraton-Baltimore Inn
Emerson Hotel
Card of Thanks from Lewis T. McNeal
Lewis T. McNeal expresses gratitude to friends, Sunday School class members, and veterans organizations for cards, flowers, and visits during his hospital stay, affirming he will never forget the kindness.
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Lewis T. McNeal
Criticizing the Erring Blurs Moral Accountability
A reflective note argues that fault finding may obscure accountability and suggests restraint in criticizing those who err. It calls for measured judgment and focus on constructive responses rather than public shaming or moral posturing.
In Memory of Mart Henry and Johnnie Collison
Family notice at Christmas honors mother and father Mart Henry and Misses spouse Johnnie Collison. Sisters and children express love, sorrow, and enduring remembrance at this holiday time.
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Mart Henry
Johnnie Collison
Dormant Account Notice Under Maryland 1951 Act
The Denton National Bank in Denton Maryland publishes dormant account notice under Chapter 417 of the 1951 Maryland Acts. Names of owners or claimants will be published if accounts have been dormant twenty years and owners cannot be located before year end. George Cooper. James R Chaffineh cashier.
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Acts of the General Assembly of Maryland
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Nascar
Robert Lee Dietrich
Ladies Aid and Fellowship Club
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Wm. D. Regnier
Charles
Towson
H. A. Spies
Valerie Wagner
Dale Fisher
Wayand
Wayne Harris
Coast Guard
Clarence Phillips
Mary Barnes
Princess Anne
Barbara Richardson
Reisterstown
Pat Vande Visser
Diane Jones
Jena
Roland Lane
Mary del
H. R. Butts
Phone Whiteoaks
Chuck Connors
Jules Levey
Arthur Gardner
United Artists
Geronimo
Radio-Tv
Bud Collyer
Polly Bergen
Kitty Carlisle
Tom Poston
Hurlock Hdwe
Ruth D. Garey
Hickman
Susie Noble
Denton &87
Hobbs
L. Ho Thomas
Memoriam
Ella Callahan Hening
Charlie’s
Denton, Maryland
Wyatt’s Jewelers
State
George Cooper
William J. Robinson
Denton National Bank
James R. Chaflfineh
Cashier
L & W Service
Louis Andrew and
Walter Turner
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