Plans Completed For 11th Rural Women's Short Course
The eleventh annual Rural Women's Short Course, run by the University of Maryland Extension Service, is set for June 19 through the week. About 500 Maryland women from all counties will attend with speakers from national and state organizations, a Homemakers Day, and a certificate program including a four-year attendance milestone. Governor Albert C. Ritchie may attend the graduation exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maryland Extension Service
Venna M. Kellar
Valeria H. Parker
American Social Hygiene Association
Ethel Bowers
National Recreation Association
Lavinia Engle
Montgomery county
Maryland
House of Delegates
Page M. Etcheson
Young Men's Christian Association of
Washington, D. C
B. M. Palmer
West Virginia University
Cora B. Key
Child Research Center
Harry J. Patterson
Thomas B. Symons
University of Maryland
Florence Hall
Rowena Carpenter
A. B. Graham
J. A. Evans
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Raymond A. Pearson
Albert C. Ritchie
West Chevrolet Salesmen To Go To Fair
More than 1 000 free trips to the Chicago World's Fair will be awarded to Chevrolet field personnel this summer for meritorious May and June sales work. The prize covers two days and two nights in Chicago plus transportation. Awards go to top sellers against the June 30 quota within each zone. Winners will see Chevrolet's assembly plant at the GM building on the exposition grounds.
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Chevrolet
TH. J. Klingler
Chicago
Klingler
General Motors
exposition grounds
Handy scratch pads offered at The Journal office
The Journal announces a sale of scratch pads available for one cent each at the paper's office. Customers may purchase small pads as a handy writing aid while supplies last.
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Journal
C H S to Graduate Biggest Class in History 1933
The year 1933 brings the largest senior class in C H S history with 55 members, 34 girls and 21 boys, surpassing previous years by 10 to 20 percent. The article lists the calendar of events for closing exercises, including sermons, the commencement program, and class officers, alongside display exhibits from various school departments. A nature study club trip to Washington is noted to conclude the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Andrews
Denton M. E
Geo. W. Davenport
D. D
Ridgely
Hillsboro
Burrsville
Denton
Robert Leese
Clara Weir
Thelma Towers
N. A. Leese
T. J. Turkington
H. S
Caroline High School
John Silver
Rowena
Rebecca
Norman Leese
Jack Rue
department of industrial arts
domsetic science department
Gregg Everngam
W. K. Cumming
Stewart Hill
Nature Study Club
Local Garden Club Holds First Flower Show
The Caroline County Garden Club staged its inaugural spring flower show at the Fisher Building in Denton on Thursday and Friday. Judges Ernest Hemming and Lay Beaven awarded blue, red and gold seals to winners in numerous categories led by Mrs. P. R. Fisher and Mrs. Edna B. Green. Hostesses included Mrs. Brumbaugh and Mrs. Horsey with additional helpers assisting classifications and exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Garden Club
Fisher
Market street
Denton
P. Roland Fisher
Edna B. Green
T. Alan Goldsborough
C. S. York
Addie Wilson
A. T. Reichman
E. T. Orme
Wm. Wolf
J. H. Summerfield
L. R. Brumbaugh
T. C. Horsey
Greensboro
Harry Ramsdell
Dawson O. George
Mary Hobbs
Green
Orme
Wolf
Ernest Hemming
Eastern Shore Nurseries
Easton
Lay Beaven
Hillsboro
Canterbury Bells
P. R. Fisher
Elizabeth Cannon
Columbine
Edna B. ‘Green
Anne B. Green
Coreopsis
Robert Butler
Lizzie Pippin
Delphinium
Foxglove
Clara Hitchcock
Gaillardia
A. T. Riechman
Maudel Johnson
Iris
Frank Zeigler
Virginia Holt
Larkspur
Harry Richjade
Nannie Pastorell
Maude Johnson
Wm. Nutttle
Gertrude Morgan
Wm. Nuttle
Wm.Nuttle
Emma Hyde
H. E. Ramsdell
T. A
Kemp Newnam
Sweet Wivelsfield
P. R.Fisher
Nigella
Clayton Horsey
Hollyhocks
Sweet Peas
Francis Beaven
Wm. C. Beckwith
Emily Cannon
Wm.C. Beckwith
Hilda Hardwood
Stock
Wayne Cawley
Sdamac Cawley
Tritona
Harry Richardson
Jacob B. Davis
Emory Kimmey
Jacob Davis
G. Meldairy
Jesse Rich
Local Socials Report From Bethlehem and Surrounding Areas
Bethlehem residents Mr. and Mrs. Norris Colby and families visited Wilmington last Wednesday. Mrs. Bert Wheedleton and son Elwood and Mrs. Peyton Thompson spent Saturday in Chestertown. Beverly Blades of Preston visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Alva Blades last Sunday. Agnes and Elma Legates visited their aunt Mrs. Earl Legates in Preston last Tuesday. Florence Legates visits with aunt Mrs. Roland Carroll in Wilmington this week. Mr. and Mrs. John Brodes visited their daughter Mrs. Heber Lane in Denton on Sunday. Mr. Martin Harding of New York spent the weekend with brother Will Harding. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith visited Wilmington last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris Colby
Leonard Legates
Lawrence Legates
Elma
Mary Jane
Wilmington
Bert Wheedleton
Elwood
Peyton Thompson
Chestertown
Beverly Blades
Preston
Alva Blades
Agnes
Elma Legates
Earl Legates
Florence Legates
Roland Carroll
John Brodes
Heber Lane
Denton
Martin Harding
New York
Will Harding
Lee Smith
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