Ridgely Vols Set Supper for Feb 24
Ridgely Volunteer Firemen schedule their annual ham and oyster supper on Wednesday February 24 Chief Claude Towers chairs the supper committee with Clarence Sutton Jack Boulais Jr Winfield Wright Bill Cooper and Harold Ebling assisting Chicken and dumplings hot biscuits and vegetables will be served Details will appear in classified columns as the time approaches North Carolina High School and Easton High School host joint teacher meetings Thursday and Friday focusing on Improving Instruction Nearly fifty consultants from universities the state education department the U S Office of Education and other systems will participate Key speakers include Dr James A Sensenbaugh and Dr George L White plus education leaders from Maryland New York University and the University of Pennsylvania
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Ridgely
Claude Towers
Clarence Sutton
Jack Boulais, Jr
Winfield Wright
Bill Cooper
Harold Ebling
Easton High School
State Department of Education
U. S. Office of Education
Carolina
James A. Sensenbaugh
Maryland
Wilbur S. Hoopengardner
North Caroline
Donald Raff
County Board of Education
P.T.A
North Caroline High
University of Maryland
George L. White
Harcourt, Brace and World Publishing Company
Caroline County
Helen Haus
University of Pennsylvania
Alvina T. Burrows
New York University
Grace Dorsey
Mildred Sowers
Maryland State Department of Education
Retirements Mark Long Service of Caro County Deputy Treasurer
Mrs Lila Dhue longtime Caro County Deputy Treasurer will retire after 29 years of service. Deputy Treasurer since 1935 she began as part time clerk in 1932 and worked under several treasurers. A Friday dinner at the Country Club will honor her with over 30 guests in attendance. She lives on Gay Street Denton and has three children and eight grandchildren.
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Lila Chue
Caroline County
Country Club
Dhue
Court House
Treasurer’s
T. Frank Seward
S. L. Tribbitt
Fred Covey
William S. Orme
Chue
Gay Street
Denton
Robert Irwin
Millington
Harry J. Hubbard
Easton
Elizabeth Brown
Burk Burnett
Texas
Group opposes reapportionment in Maryland leg dances
Planning Group No. 6 of the Caroline County Farm Bureau adopts a resolution deploring the Supreme Court reapportionment ruling. It urges that at least one Maryland legislative house be apportioned by factors other than population and asks the Legislature to seek a constitutional amendment via Congress to allow nonpopulation based representation.
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No. 6
Caroline County Farm Bureau
Supreme Court
Maryland
Justice Harland
Congress
Caroline County
General Assembly
Annapolis
Starry Roe Hughes
Caroline
Hughes
House of Delegates
Senate
Legislative Council
Denton National Bank Reelected Directors At 85th Meeting
Stockholders of the Denton National Bank reelected their entire board at the 85th annual meeting on Tuesday afternoon. A total of 3511 shares voted, representing over 89 percent, selected James R. Chaffinch Jr Joseph M Eaton Charles L Ellwanger Dawson O George John W Haycock C Brooks Nagel Elias W Nuttle W Clark Quillen D Thompson Swing Francis IX Yeoman. Officers and staff were renamed for the coming year as the bank reported growth and a year-end undivided profits increase plus a $5.50 per share dividend. An architect’s sketch of a proposed building was unveiled for shareholders. Officials acting at the meeting included Clifford L Stafford chairman Ormond L Andrew secretary Benjamin F Johnson Sr proxy Lawnace A Moore proxy Samuel Nowell proxy Francis A Yeates judge of election Earle A Stafford judge of election W Fell Davis Jr judge of election Martin C Voss teller T Floyd Jackson teller John M Saulsbury teller.
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Denton National Bank
James R. Chaffinch, Jr
Joseph M. Eaton
Charles L. Ellwanger
Dawson O. George
John W. Haycock
C. Brooks Nagel
Elias W. Nuttle
W. Clark Quillen
D. Thompson Swing
Francis IX. Yeoman
Clifford L. Stafford
Ormond L. Andrew
Benjamin F. Johnson
Lawnace A. Moore
Samuel Nowell
Francis A. Yeates
Earle A. Stafford
W. Fell Davis, Jr
Jaycees Honor Steve Wood for 1964 J.C. of the Year
The Denton Junior Chamber of Commerce named Steve Wood Jr a standout J.C. of 1964 for chairing the Jousting Tournament the club’s largest and most successful event Wood, former charter president and Bay Shore Foods associate, also serves on the Riverside Sportsmen’s Club board John Webster earned J.C. of the Month for December for leading the Santa Claus visit to Denton, arranging the event and filling in as Santa himself aiding about 380 youths.
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Denton Junior Chamber of Commerce
Steve Wood, Jr
Bay Shore Foods
Easton
J.C
Wood
Ja Steve
Riverside Sportsmen’s Club
John Webster
Denton Journal expands board with four new directors
Denton Journal publishers Melvin & Johnson Inc expanded its board at a Monday stockholders meeting to include William D. Bailey John E. Boulais Irl A. Daffin and Tayloe Lewis joining Emory Dobson Benjamin I. Johnson Jr and John W. Logan The executive committee comprises Dobson Lewis Logan and Daffin
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Melvin & Johnson, Inc
Denton Journal
William D. Bailey
Greensboro
John E. Boulais
Irl A. Daffin
Williston
Tayloe Lewis
Denton
Emory Dobson
Benjamin I. Johnson, Jr
John W. Logan
Jemory Dobson
Benjamin F. Johnson, Jr
Daffin, Dobson
Lewis
Logan
OES Installs New Officers in Denton
Mrs. Jessie S. Merriken was installed as Worthy Matron of Caroline Chapter No. 62, OES, at the Masonic Temple in Denton on January 7. Installing officer Lillian C. Irwin and officers including Marjorie C. Jarvis and Edward L. Ege were named, with a Past Matrons jewel and a Past Patrons pin awarded to retiring leaders.
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Jessie S. Merriken
Caroline
Masonic Temple
Denton
Lillian C. Irwin
Caroline Chapter
Marie C. Taylor
Ellen C. Behlke
Helen M. Gibson
Josephine H. Pine
Fred F. Wright
Sentinel
Amos H. Wyatt
Marjorie C. Jarvis
Edward L. Ege
Mildred C. Johnson
C. Elsie Billmeier
Thelma W. Heather
Helen H. Ford
Vina B. Ege
Evelyn D. Wright
Lincoln Day Dinner Set by Caroline County Republicans
The Caroline County Republicans announce their thirteenth annual Lincoln Day Dinner at the American Legion Home near Denton on Thursday February 11 at 7 00 pm. The event celebrates Congressman Rogers C Morton s re election with Morton in attendance. Jointly sponsored by the Republican State Central Committee for Caroline County and the Federation of Republican Women of Caroline County. Mrs Edgar W Wrightson of Preston is ticket chairman. Tickets are 3 00 per plate and available from active Republicans.
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Caroline County
American Legion
Denton
Rogers C. B. Morton
Congressman Morton
Republican State Central Committee
Federation of Republican Women
Edgar W. Wrightson
Preston
Shelters Sought as 37 Percent of Caroline County Could Find Accommodation
The National Fallout Shelter Survey shows only 37 percent of Caroline County residents could expect shelter in an atomic attack. Civil Defense works to obtain building usage permissions and stock shelters as more areas are approved. The survey will continue to locate and mark additional shelter sites. Ridgely PTA meets January 19 at 7:30 to hear lay delegate reports and vocational training talks by John Saulsbury.
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Caroline County
Caroline County Civil Defense Office
The
Ridgely Pta
John Saulsbury
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North Caroline High School
North Carolina
Mary Hunter
Peabody Conservatory
Mary Wellham
Anne Arundel County
George Caple
Edna Carter
Leon Conner
Lewis Davis
Louise Dennison
Roger Ewing
Larry Formulak
Francis Gates
Richard Hall
Francis Holsinger
Caroline Lane
Ruth Mink
John Nussear
Franklin Ricketts
Joe Steelman
Doris Stivers
Parker Stone
Loraine Warwick
John W. Webster, Jr
Goldsboro
Ray Marshall Davis
Delaware Superior Court
Dover
Davis
Mrs
Lila Dhue
Denton Nat
Jaycees
Steve Wood
Senate Finance Committee
Sen. Winship Wheatley
Prince George’s
Sen. Hughes
James A. Wise
Orland B. Blades
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