Four Girl Scouts Earn Trip To Pontiac Roundup
Four Peninsula Girl Scout Council members were selected to attend the first national Senior Roundup near Pontiac Michigan from June 29 to July 11. About 5 000 scouts and leaders from 48 states Hawaii Puerto Rico and Alaska will participate at Highland State Recreation Area. Delegates Marion Eiker Joan Asilton Betty Wright and Jean Wootten were chosen for camping and folklore knowledge with Mrs. Austin Roberts directing practice for outdoor living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peninsula Girl Scout Council
Pontiac
Michigan
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Alaska
Marion Eiker
Sadlersville
Joan Asilton
Millington
Betty Wright
Easton
Jean Wootten
Laurel
Del
Ogden Driggs
Austin Roberts
Highland State Recreation Area
Denton Junior Auxiliary Meets at Easton Hostess Home
Denton unit of the Junior Auxiliary of Memorial Hospital at Easton met January 30 at Mrs. K T Everngam’s home with co hosts Mrs. Paul Schoenfelder Mrs H E Smith and Mrs D O George. Miss Childs spoke on nursing scholarships and urged community help to fund them for deserving girls. Plans were made for a February 10 dance at the Denton Armory with Lou Startt to play from 9 to 1. tickets are sold. Mrs James Merriken announced Mrs William Fileetswood would handle Baltimore Symphony Concert ticket sales for Easton unit. Two performances March 16 at Easton Junior Senior High School Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Memorial Hospital
Easton
K. T.everngam
Paul Schoenfelder
H. E. Smith
D. O. George
Theodore Fletcher
School of Nursing
Katherine Childs
Miss Childs
Denton Armory
Lou Startt
Isaston
James Merriken
William Fileetswood
Baltimore Symphony
Easton Junior-Senior High School
Homemakers Plan Coming Events In Recent Meetings
The Caroline Council of Homemakers Clubs met to arrange March and April events led by Dr. Elizabeth Winiarz. New chairmanships were chosen for several committees including Mrs. William Sanders and Mrs. Richard Thomas. Leader Training on Kitchen Storage and Use of Color aims were scheduled with local home economic staff and university specialists.
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Caroline Council of Homemakers Clubs
Melvin Carroll
Greensboro
Family Life Committee
Elizabeth Winiarz
Feaston
K. W. Decker
Furman’'s Grove Club
George Lowe
Unity Club
Nellie Rampmeyer
Ridgely Junior Homemakers Club
Richard Thomas
Federal Club
Iome
Joanne Reitz
University of Maryland
Denton
Secafood
Fish and Wildlife Comission
Albert Krueger
Chas. Knott
Ridgely
Greensboro Town and Country Club Meets January 23
Greensboro Town and Country Club met Monday January 23 at the home of Mrs Edward Derrick son. President Mrs Max Stirn opened with the Collect. Plans were set for Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs board in Baltimore February 21 and Eastern Shore District board in Greensboro March, chaired by Mrs Richard Garey. A Flower Mart March 30-31 was proposed. Education legislation was discussed and letters to state legislators supporting the Five Year Program for Maryland Public Schools were authorized. The next meeting is February 6 with Mrs Torace Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Stirn
Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs
Emerson Hotel
Baltimore
Eastern Shore District Board of Directors
Maryland
Trederation of
Women’s Clubs
Firemen’s Hall
Greensboro
Richard Garey
Greensboro Fire Company
John Biffle
Torace Edwards
Sunday Dinner Guests and Visits In Hobbs Area
Recent social notes list Sunday dinner guests Mrs. Elmer Butler and family including Mrs. Clinton Grey of Nebraska and Mrs. Edna Grey of Greensboro. Several visits spread to Denton Ridgeley Greensboro Centreville and Isaston with multiple family gatherings and a planned Stanley party.
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Elmer Butler
Clinton Grey
Nebraska
Edna Grey
Greensboro
Bolivia
South America
M. A. Brackett
Kate Johnson
Margaret Knotts
Denton
W. G. Holbrook
Henry Lister
Ridgely
Richard Lister
New Jersey
Bernard H. Thomas
Holly
Centreville
L. H. Thomas
Wilmer Wright
Preston
Frank Wright
Wilson Shockley and Son
Roland Towers
Nonna Kindleberger
Ellen
Ann Butler
W. B. Reynolds
Nelson Henry
Keep Maryland Beautiful Through Clean Roadsides
A short public service note urges residents to dispose of trash properly and keep Maryland tidy. It stresses placing litter in trash cans and avoiding roadside waste.
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Maryland
Soldier Simpler of 164th Ordnance Detachment
MICN Pfc Car roll A Simpler 21 son of Mr and Mrs James A Simpler of Tender son is a member of the 164th Ordnance Detachment at Camp Lucas Michigan. Simpler, a clerk in the unit, entered the Army in May 1955 and completed basic training at Fort Jackson South Carolina. We attended Sadlersville High School.
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Camp Lucas
Micn
Carroll A. Simpler
James A. Simpler
Tenderson
164Th Ordnance
Mich
Simpler
Army
Fort Jackson
S. C
Sadlersville High School
Income Tax Facts No 3 Dont Pay Tax on Wrong Income
A historic tax advisory notes common errors in 1955 filings. It explains which payments count as income and which do not, including refunds, gifts, inheritances, Social Security or Workmen's Comp, and the tax treatment of prizes. It stresses checking IRS instructions and consulting a qualified advisor.
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Internal Revenue Service
Agricultural Chemicals Meeting Set For Feb 6th
The third annual University of Maryland Agriculture Chemicals Conference will be held February 6 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the County Building Easton. County agents, commercial fieldmen, pesticide dealers and others will gather to discuss crop pest control. Morning sessions cover insect control on hay and grain crops weed control and livestock pests with speakers T. L. Bissell Paul Santelmann and George Langford. Afternoon topics include pest control on vegetables disease control on ornamentals and spray residues. Speakers for the afternoon program are Bissell A A Duncan and Dir. Weaver. All speakers are from the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maryland Agriculture Chemicals
Easton
T. L. Bissell
Paul Santelmann
George Langford
United States District Court For
Bradley
Department of Agriculture
United States
Congress
Maryland Farm Front This Week U.S. Court Upholds
The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the county Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee acting for the Secretary of Agriculture may enter a farm to measure wheat acreage for allotment compliance. The Jan 4 1956 decision stems from a Maryland farm compliance appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Appeals Court
Maryland
United States Court of Appeals For
Fourth Circuit
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Seecretary of Agriculture
Chester S. Bradley
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Homemakers Attend Lamp Shade Workshop in Cambridge
Mrs. Thomas Wright of Greensboro and Mrs. Harry Holsinger of Ridgely traveled to Cambridge on Wednesday to attend a lamp shade workshop led by Miss Vivian Curnutt of the University of Maryland. Shades were crafted with fabric covers and white linings, using bias cloth strips from old sheets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wright
Greensboro
Harry Holsinger
Ridgely
Cambridge
Vivian Curnutt
University of Maryland
Dorchester County
Indian American To Speak At Methodist Churches
Indian American to speak at Methodist Churches as youth provide numbers and special singing. Sunday morning services conducted by the Youth. both old and young welcome to worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
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Greensboro Town & Country Club
Hobbs
KE. EH. Thomas
Ful
American Institute of Accountants
Maryland Society of Certified Public Accountants
Bissell
A. A. Duncan
Dir. Weaver
Bill Paulson
Gaea
The
University of Maryland, College Park
Caroline County
Reer
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