Color and Design Workshop for Caroline County Women
Extension agents announce a six week color and design workshop for women in Caroline County to improve wardrobe and home aesthetics. Pre registration by February 1 is required. sessions run February 24 through March 31 at Denton Chop Tank Electric building from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Participants learn color fundamentals and personal analysis to guide future purchases.
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Caroline County
Denton
Choptank Electric
Plan for judge elections favors public input and checks
The piece argues for a plan where judges relinquish practice and run on their records, with voters answering a single question on retention. It cites Alaska 1964 as precedent, praises checks and balances, and urges the Legislative Council to adopt a nominating commission plus noncompetitive elections as a successful model used by many states.
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Alaska
Legislative Council
R and A Furniture Mart Advertises In Ridge ly
Local shoppers are invited to visit the Ridge ly showroom of Gene Steadman where a crowded display of new televisions radios and other home furnishings is being offered. The ad urges customers to try the store for bargains in a busy sales pitch.
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R & A FURNITURE_ MART
Ridgely
Gene Steadman
WSCS Meeting And Local Visits In Marydel
Marydel notes, Calvary Church WSCS held its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Lee Leslie with Mrs. Eugene Bender presiding in the president's absence. Devotions by Mrs. Louis Antal and Mrs. Raymond Crozier. Social hour and refreshments followed. George Foraker and children visited T. Olin Ford. Kent General Hospital patient Carmen Petrone listed. Various townsfolk noted as sick.
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Eugene Bender
Sparata
N. J
WSCS
Calvary Church
Lee Leslie
Louis Antal
Raymond Crozier
Goldsboro
Warner Foraker
Lynn and
Todd
Delaware City
T. Olin Ford
Carmen Petrone
Kent General Hospital
Malcolm Pritchett
Wilmington
Margaret Smith
Herbert R. Butt
County Farmers Propose Giant Irrigation System
Two brothers in the Preston area plan a 1100 foot rotating boom irrigation system to water about 110 acres, costing around 15000 dollars. The system would cross a public road about weekly in July and August, with road closures arranged by the County Commissioners Roads Board after consulting their attorney.
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Ieastern
Preston
Mately
James
Edward Fuchs
Midwest
Brothers Fuchs
Roads Board
Fuchs
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Color and Design Workshop
Rogers C. B. Morton
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Easton
James M. Voss
F. Pierce Adams
Frederick Schmick
Charles T. Dean
Harry Rieck
George G. Butter
Max Chambers
Your Heart Association
THE
Caroline County Bank, of
Greensboro
Maryland
U. S
Furn. & Fix
Partnerships & Corp
Ind
Total Liabilities & Capital
William D. Bailey
Arthur W. Brumbaugh
K. Thomas Everngam
Howard B. Thomas
State of Maryland
County of
Caroline
Martha B. Bilbrough
Niles
Marydel
H. R .Butts
Phore Whiteoaks
Me Law
Terry Higgins
den No. 2
Rudolph
Red Nosed Reindeer
Anthony Luongo
Barry Sipple
Charles Young
Barry Loescher
Denner
Eddie Mayo
Mr. H. Nolette
Town
Mid-Del
den One
North Pole
Santa
Denton National Bank of
Fed. Agen. & Corp
James R. Chaffinch, Jr
C. Brooks Nagel
Francis E. Yeoman
W. Clark Quillen
Chevrolet
Fis
Atlantic
5Th & Gay Sts
Denton, Maryland
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