Concord Corner 60 Attend 20th Annual Secret Pal Luncheon
Concord held its 20th annual Secret Pal Luncheon at the Church House with 60 members and guests. Wilmer Fell Davis opened with a blessing before a cafeteria style meal, music, and gift exchanging followed by a prayer and remarks by Lu cille Maloney. The day included birthday greetings, entertainment by younger members, and a recap of community events and upcoming activities.
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Concord
Wilmer Fell Davis
Hugh Bailey
Florence Love
Lucille Maloney
Debby Sharp
Pam West
Hollie Ann Peterson
Amy Jo Hubbard
Charlotte Neal
Bertha Maloney
Methodist Church News from Hobbs Area Services
Sunday worship at 9 am led by Rev G Bryan Blair with Sunday School at 10 am led by Elmer Butler. MYF meets Tuesday. choir at 8 pm. Communion Breakfast for Methodist Men next Sunday at Bethesda Preston at 7 am. Dr Howard Amoss to preach at Union Burrsville March 8 at 7 30 pm. quarterly conference to follow. Ames church on Burrsville Charge. Scout Service at St Luke's Denton attended by Jimmy Willoughby. Local visits noted among families Stafford Edgell and Redmond Long.
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Elmer Butler
MYF
Bethesda
Preston
Howard Amoss
Faston
Union Church
Burrsville
Our Church
Ames
Jimmy D. Willoughby
St. Luke’s Church
Denton
L. H. Thomas
Sharlana Edgell
Seaford
Red
Goldsboro Firemen Supper Date Set At Community Hall
The Fire Co Auxiliary announces the annual firemen supper will be held Saturday April 18 in the Goldsboro Community Hall with details to follow The Auxiliary will meet Tuesday evening in the hall with Mrs Mary Tuneff as hostess Also notes of visits by local residents to family and friends including Mr and Mrs Wilson Smith and Ginger near Denton and others in Harrington North Wales Pa Drexel Hill Pa Ridgely and Greensboro News of Ruth Circle postponement due to a storm and Farm Bureau banquet attendance.
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Mary Tuneff
Wilson Smith
Ginger
Joe Wright
Denton
Howard Shockley
Sadie Berry
Harrington
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W. H. Paxson
George Rae
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Drexel Hill
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Lucy Cole
Lawrence Hignatt
William Stewart
Greensboro
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Karl Horke
Laura Meeks
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Virgie Wooleyhand
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Irving Voshell
Dover
Buddy Spiering
S C S Report On Caroline County Feed Grain Signup
Signup for the 1964 feed grain program opened February 10 and runs through March 27. University of Maryland expert John Crothers says the drive aims to cut the national feed grain carry over to 45 to 50 million tons, about 40 percent below two years earlier, with acreage diversion stabilizing prices. Eligible participants include those with a 1959 or 1960 feed grain base, while others may appeal to the county ASC committee before March 8. On farms with multiple grains, bases will combine into a corn base and a barley base, with diversions allowed between the two crops and payment computed by actual crop basis.
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John Crothers
University of Maryland Department of Markets
Crothers
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
ASC
Mr. Crothers
Diversion program details for farms and survival course offered
The notice explains farm diversion payments based on base acreage and rates, with two payment rates applied per thresholds, and required conservation plantings. It also introduces a new Survival Course in Caroline County schools starting February 26, outlining topics from fallout protection to emergency planning and how to enroll.
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Caroline
Caroline County
Legionnaires' Corner: Legion Strength in 1963
The President of the U S Chamber of Commerce attacked veterans and veterans groups in a national magazine piece. A syndicated columnist notes the American Legion once led, now CORE is potent. 1963 Legion figures show 2,602,897 members in 16,474 posts across 58 departments and 16,956 Sons of the American Legion in 800 squads with 27,285 high school Juniors at Boys State and 25,000 youth in American Legion Baseball programs.
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Veterans
U.S
American Legion
Congress of Racial Equality
Legion
USA
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