Goldsboro-Marydel Men To Cook Supper Jan. 20
The Methodist Men's Club of the Goldsboro-Marydel Methodist Charge sponsors a chicken and dumpling supper Saturday January 20 from 430 to 730 PM. Men prepare and serve the meal with help from Mrs Grace Smith and Mrs Pearl Cahall for dumplings. Proceeds fund new office equipment for the Charge Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Men’s Club
Goldsboro-Marydel
Goldsboro
Grace Smith
Pearl Cahall
Cliff Elliott
Louis Antal
Edward Jarrell
Tyson Chee
David King
Lee Cartwright
Gee. Luff
Noble Jarrell, Jr
Thomas Hickman
Bill Coleman
Thomas Heather
Dr Brackett Seeks Re election To Orphans Court
Dr Maurice A Brackett of Denton announced he will seek re election to the Orphans Court subject to the Democratic Primary on May 15 1962. A former Chief Judge in 1957 58 and veteran of World War I he practiced dentistry in Ridgely Denton and Federalsburg before retirement in 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice A. Brackett
Denton
Orphans’ Court
Brackett
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery
Caroline County
Ridgely
Federalsburg
Dr. Brackett
American Legion
Sam Mellits to Manage Denton Theatres
Mr. Samuel Mellits named advisory contact and supervisor as Denton Drive-In Corp buys multiple local theatres. He vows to stay in Denton, saying this is his home and he came here 26 years ago with his good name and wide circle of friends. Jan 22 1944 landmark events noted in the same snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Mellits
Denton Drive-In Corporation
Mr. Mellits
Mellits
Denton
Sam
Wilmer Fell Davis Named 1982 Heart Fund Campaign Head
Wilmer Fell Davis of Federalsburg was named General Chairman of the 1962 Heart Fund Campaign for the Heart Association of the Upper Eastern Shore. He previously chaired the 1960 campaign in Caroline County and served on the board of directors for three years. Davis is a former state senator, a business owner since 1916, and holds multiple civic roles including director of Denton National Bank and trustee of Wesley College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer Fell Davis
Federalsburg
Heart Association of
Upper Eastern Shore
United States
Heart Fund
Davis
The
Heart Association
Caroline County
Public Service Commission
Wilmer Fell Davis Co
Princeton Alumni Association
Eastern Shore
Denton National Bank
Wesley College
Dover
Board of
Maryland Aaa
General Board of Education
Methodist Church
Grand Lodge
Knight Templar
Bonnie Blink Masonic Homes
Cockeysville
Not How Well You See But Can Others See You
Paul E. Burke of the Maryland Traffic Safety Commission urged safe winter driving by ensuring others can see vehicles. He warned that snow or mud can obscure turn signals, tail lights and stop lights and recommended carrying cloths to wipe lenses and keeping rear lights visible, including on trucks and buses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Burke
Maryland Traffic Safety Commission
Burke
Forger Sentenced to 3 Years by Judge Carter
George Alfred Butler, 21 of Denton, was sentenced in Caroline County Circuit Court to three years in the Maryland House of Correction for forgery after pleading guilty. The judge, Judge Carter, imposed the sentence following a pre sentence report. Butler had been held for investigation into a series of petty thefts on Second Street but released for lack of evidence. Butler was represented by Harry R. Hughes. In the same court, John Joseph Clark of Delaware waived extradition and was turned over to Delaware State Police. Welton Wagner’s 1957 breaking and entering charge was dismissed after he served five years in a mental hospital following indictment by the county grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
George Alfred Butler
Denton
Maryland House of Correction
Butler
Department of Parole and Probation
Second Street
Harry R. Hughes
Carter
John Joseph Clark
Delaware
John L. Short, Jr
Welton Wagner
Wagner
Caroline County names headquarters librarian and plans bookmobile
The Caroline County Public Library board appointed Mrs. Hendrikus Engels as Headquarters Librarian at the Denton county headquarters at 212 Market Street and approved a shared bookmobile with Kent County. Dorothy Miller was named Assistant Headquarters Librarian as the system prepares to open in February with about 2,000 volumes and additional donated books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Hendrikus Engels
Greensboro
Chage
Denton
Market Street
Gene Roberts
Hiram College
Hiram
Ohio
O. E. ‘Pop’ Roberts
Royal Netherlands Marine Corps
Caroline
Kent Counties
Ridgely Community Library
The
Woman’s Club of
Federalsburg
Denton Woman’s Club
Freeman speaks on American agriculture and public relations
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman outlines the need to raise understanding and confidence in farming among non farm and urban communities. He notes agriculture’s rapid productivity growth, urges collective action by institutions and individuals, and envisions a climate favorable to American agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American
United States
Freeman
Department of Agriculture
Congress
America
Christian Education Workers at St Luke's Methodist Church
The St Luke's Methodist Church education commission released details on the church school for the year. The School includes an enrollment of 511 with about 300 average attendance each Sunday across 33 classes in two buildings at 9:45 am. Adults number 81 in roles from officers to substitutes. Children 218 in 21 classes with 50 adult teachers. The Youth Division serves ages 13 to 21 in 7 classes with 107 youth and 17 teachers. The Adult Division has 106 adults in 5 classes with 8 teachers. Names of division superintendents and teachers are listed, and the Methodist Youth Fellowship meets Sundays at 6:30 pm with Junior and Senior MYF groups and designated counselors. The Rev Otho G Brewer Jr serves as minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission On Education of
St. Luke’s Methodist Church
Church School
Betty Brown
Barbara Green Iy
Christine Spiering
Nora Thetford
Margaret Palmer
Matilda Walls
Muriel Butler
Ella Henry
Ruth Chambers
Marie Shaffer
Betty Jane Arnold
Gertrude Koenig
Sara Harris
Anna West
Mayme Bennington
Anne Lord
Georgia Harding
Sara Allston
Mildred Irwin
Ann Mears
Doris Jones
Charlotte Adams
Ruth Elben
Joan Sellers
Charlotte McAllister
Betty Willis
Betty Kaufman
Myra Kerslake
Tresse Reger
Kay Trice
Myrtle Palmer
Ellen Fretterd
Louise Crouse
Helen Holsinger
Walter Palmer
Raymond Lutz
Mary Manlove
Dorothy Davis
Mar
John C. Palmer
Virginia Rasch
Thomas Robbins
Harriett Garey
Elizabeth Sutton
Lillian Irwin
Mary Turkington
Patricia Scott
Helen Hoppens Gardner
Lee Weller
May Smith
Juanita Turkington
Charles Moore
Paul Hardee
Samuel Nowell
Catherine Finn
Lewis Davis
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Wesley Room
Fellowship Hall
James Wise
Carolyn Hubbard
Betty Orme
Patricia
Greensboro Homemakers Meet Promotes First Aid at Home
The Greensboro Homemakers Club held its January meeting at Mrs. James Hubbard's home with 11 members and one visitor. Mrs. Robert Wright spoke on First Aid in the Home, and new officers and project leaders were elected. Community service included delivering 20 boxes of fruit and cookies to the aged and ill, and a family received food, toys, and clothing. A Secret Pal exchange and Ceramic Chickens project were approved, with a suggestion box to follow. Meeting date set for the second Tuesday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro Homemakers’ Club
Tueday
James Hubbard
Robert Wright
R. N
J. Wilton Porter
Margaret Myers
Raymond Ruark
Edward Ege
Frank Zeigler, Jr
Edward Eveland
Herbert Ruf
Max Stirn
Frank Zeigler
Dawson Warrington
Temple Dean
Vaughn Hutson
Harry Karcher
Would You Like Good Polio Insurance?
Mrs. Maude Todd of Harmony Caroline County chairs a Polio Drive urging donations as a form of insurance for future needs. The Polio Fund is aiding a Caroline Polio victim in Memorial Hospital for over 40 days. The drive also promotes medical checkups for expectant mothers to prevent birth defects and heartaches from them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Todd
Harmony
Caroline County
Memorial Hospital
Five Maryland 4-H Winners Aim to Make the Best Better
Five Maryland youths who won top state 4-H honors in 1961—Harvey Clem Frederick, Grover Johnson Jr. Pocomoke City, Bill Bradley Salisbury, Wayne Gaver Middletown, and Patti De Verbiss Westernport—will travel to Chicago for the 40th National 4-H Congress. They will attend banquets, a pop concert, a dance at the Aragon Ballroom, and hear leaders including Danny Thomas. two Maryland delegates won national recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland 4-H
Harvey Clem
Frederick
Grover Johnson, Jr
Pocomoke City
Bill Bradley
Salisbury
Wayne Gaver
Middletown
Patti de Verbiss
Westernport
Chicago
Aragon Ballroom
Danny Thomas
Maryland
Puerto Rico
Clem
Frederick County
Charles Clem
Walkersville High School
International Harvester Co
Young Johnson
Worcester County
American Oil Foundation
Johnson
Young Bradley
William Bradley
Wicomico County
Salisbury State Teachers College
Arcadian Products Dept
Allied Chemical Corp
DeVelbiss
Curtis DeVelbiss
Garrett County
John Deere
Miss DeVelbiss
DeVerbiss
Young Gaver
Edward F. Gavers
Middletown High School
Gaver
Moorman Manufacturing Co
Will Carroll, Denton farmer, dies in Easton hospital
Willie S. Carroll 65 of Denton died suddenly at Easton Memorial Hospital on Tuesday afternoon January 16. He was a retired farmer associated with Strout Realty National Grange Insurance Pioneer Corn Co. and Ridgely Grange, and active in Farm Bureau St Luke's Methodist Church and Men’s Bible Class. He is survived by his wife two daughters two sons ten grandchildren two great grandchildren two sisters four brothers and many relatives. Funeral at St Luke's Church Friday at 2 pm with Rev O G Brewer Jr officiating. Interment in Denton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Strout Realty Company
National Grange Insurance Company
Pioneer Corn Company
Ridgely Grange
Tri-County
Pomona Grange
Farm Bureau
Caroline County
Mary Embert
Church Hill
Dorothy Hollingsworth
Ridgely
Dawson
Archie Carroll
Carrie Bass
Trappe
Ruth Morgan
Easton
Raymond
Walter Carroll
Thomas Carroll
Princeton
N. J
Robert Carroll
Florida
St. Luke’s Church
O. G. Brewer, Jr
Denton Cemetery
Caroline Medical Group Hosts Denton Dinner Meeting
The Caroline County Medical Association held a Thursday dinner at the Denton fire hall with about 35 doctors present. Featured speaker was Dr DeGraaf an ENT specialist newly joined Memorial Hospital Easton staff. Dr Charles Winnacott presided. attendees from Kent Queen Annes Talbot and Caroline Counties. auxiliary of the Denton Volunteer Fire Company served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Medical Association
Denton Fire Hall
DeGraaf
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Charles Winnacott
Ridgely
Kent
Queen Anne’s
Talbot
Caroline Counties
Denton Volunteer Fire Company
Greensboro Lions Pancake Supper at Wheatley Hall
The Greensboro Lions Club hosts a pancake and sausage dinner directed by Aunt Jemima Mix at Wheatley Methodist Hall Sunset Avenue Thursday February 1 from 4 30 to 7 30 p m Attendees may eat as many pancakes as they wish while supplies last
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The
Greensboro Lions Club
Aunt
Jemima
Wheatley Methodist Hall
Sunset Avenue
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U. S
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Forger
W. B. Palmer, Jr
Patterson Kaufman
Etta Mae Henry
Preston Smith
Shirley Fifield
Iol Calloway
John Webster
Barbara Cawley
R. Dale Palmer
Mildred Beauchamp
Janice Malott
Marilyn Gordy
Barbara Palmer
Anne Voss
Phyllis Smith
G. Johnson Jr
Willie S. Carroll
Easton Memorial Hospital
Albert and
Eliza Griffin Carroll
Caroline Medical Group
Greensboro Lions
Sir Wspaps EK
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