Caroline Choral Society Concert February 5 at Dentonia Theatre
The Caroline Choral Society presents its first concert Sunday February 5 at 3 PM in the Dentonia Theatre, sponsored by the Caroline County Business and Professional Women's Club. The non profit group formed in December 1948 to foster singing, provide recreation and education, and develop a capable chorus. Tickets are urged now for a program featuring Mozart Palestrina Handel Donizetti Elgar Debussy and more across three numbered sections.
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Caroline Choral Society
Dentonia Theatre
Caroline County Business and Professional Women's Club
Caroline County Business and Professional Women’s Club
Retired Clerk and Wife Plan Fiftieth Anniversary
The Rex and Mrs. George Amos McDaniel invite relatives and friends to a Denton home reception on Saturday from 3 to 3 and 7 to 9 p.m. in celebration of their fiftieth wedding anniversary. They wed at the bride’s parents’ home in New Market Maryland. Attendant William Fleckenstein of Easton is expected, with several children helping greet guests. The couple has lived in Denton Washington Richmond Arcadia Miami among others. Mr. McDaniel worked 29 years as a Gulf Oil traveling salesman and 30 years as a Church of the Brethren minister in Virginia Maryland and Florida.
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Rex
George Amos McDaniel
Denton
Samuel H. Utz
New Market
William Fleckenstein
Easton
Dr. Paul V. Lemkau To Speak Here
The seventh meeting in the mental health series will be held Tuesday January 31 at 8:00 P M in Caroline High School Denton. Dr. Lemkau, head of the State Health Division of Mental Hygiene, Johns Hopkins associate professor, and author of Mental Hygiene in Public Health will address the audience. The public is invited.
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Caroline High School
Denton
Paul V. Lemkau
State Department of Health
School of Hygiene and Public Health
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Maryland
Chiropractors Elect Officers At Eastern Shore Meeting
The Eastern Shore Branch of the Maryland Chiropractic Association met at Dr. J A Wilker’s Laurel Delaware office. Dr Theodore A Tobin Easton was elected president Dr Harry Biron Salisbury vice president and Dr Arthur Parker Cambridge secretary treasurer. Dr Robert Weygand presented a paper on low back conditions with X Ray support. Dr William Elliott Pomocoke City led a round table on problem cases followed by K Ray interpretation by Dr Harr Iron.
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Eastern Shore
Maryand Chiropractic Association
J. A. Wilker
Laurel
Del
Theodore A Tobin
Easton
Harry Biron
Salisbury
Arthur Parker
Cambridge
Robert Weygand
William Elliott
Pocomoke City
Harri Iron
Hopkins University launches new research vessel The Maury
Hopkins University launches The Maury a 62 foot research vessel with two laboratories for Chesapeake Bay study The ceremony in Baltimore was led by the Chesapeake Bay Institute Johns Hopkins University officials and state leaders The ship named for Matthew Fontain Maury aims to synthesize physical and biological oceanography of the estuary including currents freshwater-saltwater interaction and marine life studies The project is co sponsored by Maryland Virginia and the U S Office of Naval Research and includes new oceanographic training programs for scientists
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Maury
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay Institute
Johns Hopkins University
Amy M. Osborne
Matthew Fontain Maury
Maryland
Virginia
U. S. Office of Noval Research
John Hopkins University
W. Preston Lane
Better W. Bronk
Thorvald Solberg
office of Naval Research
Charles Lankford
Navy
Bronk
cooperative marine institute
Hopkins Chesapeake Bay Institute
Johns Hopkins
Atlantic Ocean
Maur
Brussels
Farm Bureau Banquet Set in Caroline County
The Caroline County Farm Bureau will hold its annual banquet on Thursday February 2 at 6 31 P M at the Denton Armory. Principal speaker is Herbert Voorhees New Jersey Farm Bureau president with topic Farmers or Peasants. Also speaking Wilson Heaps Maryland Farm Bureau president and Mrs John Sleok of Boonsboro MD president of the Associated Women of the Maryland Farm Bureau. Toastmaster Harry H Nuttle. Tickets should be secured by January 28 by contacting district directors or Charles T Dean Ridgely and Mrs Madaline C Brown Denton secretary.
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Caroline County
Farm Bureau
Charles T. Dean
Ridgely
Madaline C. Brown
Denton
Denton Plans Upgraded Market Street Light System
Douglas Fleetwood president of the board of commissioners announced a three month timeline to improve Market Street lighting. The board signed a Jan 20 contract with Eastern Shore Public Service Company to install iron posts with modern brackets. About twice as many posts and lights with triple power will be added as part of upgrades for Market Street and linked improvements along Den on, Fifth, and Sixth Streets within three years.
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Douglas Fleetwood
board of commissioners of
Denton
Market Street
board of town commissioners
Mr. Fleetwood
Russum Orme
William Finn
Eastern Shore Public Service Company
Denon
Market
Fifth Street
Sixth Street
yeats
Christian Comrade Class Meeting At Mrs Wheatley Home
The Christian Comrade Class met at the home of Mrs Reba Wheatley with Mrs Nina Lee Nuttle Miriam Neal and Bertha Scott assisting. The meeting was called to order with business continued on page 7.
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Concord
Reba Wheatley
Nina Lee Nuttle
Miriam Neal
Bertha Scott
Winter Boy Scout Rally at Faston Feb 10 1950
The Tri-Counts District Boy Scouts of America hosts the second annual Winter Rally in Faston on Friday February 10 1950 with events starting at 1 00 PM in the east on Armor. Skipper John D. Kyle of Sea Scout Ship 190 leads the program supervised by Brook Todd and Edward Henrys. Activities include Three Legged Race Pyramid Building Morse Code signaling Fire Friction Dressing Race and Knot Tame culminating in a Court of Honor presenting Second and First Class Star Life and Merit badges. All Scouts leaders and families are invited.
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Easton Armor
John D. Kyle
Walter Campbell
Advancements
Bobcats to Play Federalsburg Saturday at Armory
The Denton Bobcats travel to Armory to face Federalsburg Saturday night at 8 30. Coach Ducky Detwiler has secured Jack Cassell and Al DeLuca to bolster the lineup. The team aims to extend a strong home record while chasing a road victory in the next three weeks.
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Federalsburg
Denton Bobcats
Armory
Ducky Detwiler
Jack Cassell
Al DeLuca
Laurel Owls
Downes
Westfail
Baker and
Hallowell
Bobcats
Girl Scout Leaders To Meet Here
Five-County Girl Scout Leaders Club will hold a meeting Tuesday January 31 at 6:60 P M in the Denton Girl Scout Room under chairwoman Mrs K Thomas Everngam The evening will feature a discussion theme School mates Overseas A filled kit with school supplies to be sent abroad will be shown Plans for the March Rally marking the origin of the Girl Scouts will be formed Leaders from Caroline Talbot Kent Queen Annes and Dorchester counties are expected to attend
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Girl Scout Leaders Club
Girl Scout
Denton
K.Thomas Everngam
Caroline
Talbot
Kent
Queen Anne
Dorchester
Smyth to Attend Land Bank Stockholders Meeting
William G. Smyth of Chestertown president of the NFLA of Easton was chosen to represent the association at the Federal land bank stockholders meeting in Baltimore January 31 February 1. H. E. Holsinger said farmer-directors from 35 national farm loan associations across five states will attend, representing about 14 000 members. Jesus T. Pinero will represent Puerto Rico. Prominent speakers include Ivy W. Duggan J R Isleid and Albert S. Goss.
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NFLA of
Easton
Federal land bank
Baltimore
Maryland
H. E. Holsinger
farm loan
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Puerto Rico
cooperative Federal land bank system
Jesus T. Pinero
Holsinger
national farm loan association
Ivy W. Duggan
the
Farm Credit Administration
J. R. Isleid
Land Bank
Albert S. Goss
National Grange
Tawes Addresses Bank Group at Maryland stockholders meeting
State Bank Commissioner J Mill ard Tawes addressed the Fifty Second Annual Stockholders Meeting of The Peoples Bank of Denton Maryland held January 24 1950 at the Denton Community House. He praised the banks growth and sound finances and urged closer cooperation between stockholders and management. Directors elected include William Croll Harry H Nuttle E Theodore Orme H Earle Smith Bernard Kibler Roger Ringgold. New director Bernard Kibler plus officers were sworn in and organized.
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State Bank
J. Millard Tawes
Peoples Bank of
Denton
Maryland
Denton Community House
Tawes
Wilbert L. Mierriken
Nuttle
Bernard H Keibler
Queen Anne
George J. Kibler
Young Kiibler
Jump Hardware
Centreville
W. Edmond Neal
ALton G Billmeier
Burton Wilkinson
Wiliam Croll
Harrys H. Nuttle
E. Theodore Orme
H. Earle Smith
Bernard Vi. Kibler
Roger R. Ringgold
St. Michaels
Harry H. Nuttle
PL Marle Smith
Denton Scouts Prepare for Del-Mar-Va Camp
Denton Troop 163 boys plan to attend Camp Rodney this summer. Scouts earn funds by doing odd jobs for neighbors to cover costs. The campaign urges community support to help hardworking youths attend nationwide Boy Scout leadership training and camping opportunities.
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Denton
Boy Scouts
Del-Mar-Va
Radnes
United States
National Council of the Boy Scouts of America
Camp Rodney
Polio Card Party Benefit Promises Fun and Food Sale
A polio fund card party invites community members to attend for a worthy cause and enjoy a social event with an accompanying food sale. The organizers emphasize a good time while supporting relief efforts.
Red Cross Chapter Holds Special Meeting January 17
A Caroline County Red Cross meeting, led by Mrs. Elmer Hoffman, approved minutes and reported funds. Junior Red Cross enrollment totaled 164.52 with 48 deducted for magazines. 116.52 plus 66.31 from prior balance returned to schools for health and education projects. Projects included First Aid Kits, aid for Greece and Europe, and Christmas baskets. Federalsburg chapter noted a local disaster with homes lost and community aid.
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Caroline County
the
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Masonic
Elmer Hoffman
Mildred Ginn
H. Earle Smith
treasury
Jr. Red Cross
Earl Crouse
Earle Smith
Maryland Industrial School
Greece
Europe
Coach Tatum Addresses Denton Rotary Club
Jim Tatum, Maryland football coach, spoke at the Denton Rotary Club on January 24. He presented a technicolor film of the Gator Bowl clash with Missouri, Maryland winning 20 to 7, and praised Maryland baseball prospects. He noted a 45,000 seat stadium at College Park planned for the 1950 season, with the Rotary dinner attended by members and their football-enthusiast sons. John W. Logan presided.
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Jim Tatum
Maryland University
Denton Rotary Club
Tatum
University of Maryland
University of Missouri
Jacksonville
Florida
College Park
John W. Logan
Local Masons To Hold Ladies Night in Denton Armory
The Temple Masonic Lodge of Denton hosts its annual ladies night banquet at the Denton armory tonight at 6 30 PM. Princeton group Westminster International of Princeton New Jersey will present a musical program. Jacob S New of Baltimore deputy grand master of Maryland will speak. Other speakers include W Richard Garey retiring master and Everett C Townsend incoming master. Banquet committee members are Elias W Nuttle James A Wise Tayloe Lewis Harry Smith John W Logan and George W Beck Jr.
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Temple Masonic Lodge
Denton
armory
Westminster International Group
Princeton
N. J
Jacob S. New
Baltimore
Maryland
W. Richard Garey
Temple Lodge
Everett C. Townsend
Elias W. Nuttle
James A. Wise
Tayloe Lewis
Harry Smith
Christian Overseas Relief Program winds up soliciting
Caroline County will wind up the CROP solicitation this week. The program, not meant to replace the Marshall Plan for Europe, handles overseas relief funds. A Committee of boys and girls meets with Miss Bessie Spafford and Mr. Richard Greenwood to plan activities for National 4-H Club Week.
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Caroline County
Christian Rural Overseas
Europe
Bessie Spafford
Richard Greenwood
Hatching Egg Producers Meet in Federalsburg Area
Hatching egg producers in the Preston and Federalsburg area and others interested in hatching eggs are invited to an open meeting at Federalsburg High School auditorium on Monday night January 30 at 7 30 P M. The goal is to build a sound hatching egg program for 1950 amid lower egg prices and broiler oversupply on the Eastern Shore. The event is sponsored by the University of Maryland Extension Service with egg producers local feed dealers and hatchery men in the Federalsburg and Preston area.
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Preston
Federalsburg
Federalsburg High School
Caroline County
University of Maryland Extension Service
Community Club To Hear Music Director
The Denton Community Club meets Friday February 3 at 2 PM. Genevieve Rugh music director at Caroline High School will discuss The Art of Choral Singing. A Greenburg native, she holds a B S from Indiana State Teachers College and an M A from Columbia University. She studied psychology at Duke and music education at the University of Maine and completed the Fred Waring Workshop in Choral Music. This is her third year at Caroline High School after six years teaching in Pennsylvania.
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Denton Community Club
Genevieve Rugh
Caroline High School
Miss Rugh
Greenburg
Indiana State Teachers College
Indiana
Columbia University
Duke University
University of Maine
Fred Waring
Polio Drive Seeks Volunteers for Eastern Shore Leaders Meeting
The second Polio Drive week names volunteers Miss May Thompson on South Second Street Mrs Herbert McAllister Second St north to Main St Mrs Isabel Beers Third St and Randolph St Mrs Kemp Walls Gay St from 6th to 8th St and Lincoln St from 6th to 8th St Mrs Paul Higgins Lockerman's to Glad Gardens Mrs Dawson Fearins Glad Gardens to Oil City and Garland Lake Mrs Raymond Lutz Campground Road Mrs August Breeding Hickman Miss Catherine Towers Hobbs. About 20 local leaders plan to attend the Eastern Shore Leaders meeting on January 31.
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May Thompson
South Second Street
Herbert McAllister
Second St
Main St
Isabel Beers
Third St
Randolph, St
Kemp Walls
Gay St
8th St
Lincoln St
Paul Higgins
Lockerman's
Glad Gardens
Dawson Fearins
Oil City
Garland Lake
Compliance With Corn Acreage Allotments Urged
Caroline County corn growers are urged to ensure PMA records show acreage produced on each farm to determine 1950 price support eligibility. Allotments must be set before spring planting. 90 percent parity price support available for growers within their allotments. Farmers should report 1947 1948 1949 production to PMA or submit written allotment requests by February 10, 1950.
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PMA (AAA
Caroline County
J. Hudson Taylor
Taylor
Caroline
PMA
ipwepaprre Rikiyr
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