PORT SHORTS PORT SHORTS Bowling Results and Banquets
Caroline Bowling Lanes hosts results showing team points and averages. Choptank League Nattle Lumber beat Thunderbirds 5-0 in the first half best of five. Community Girls' League Mix-up beat Pin Busters 5-0. League Banquet set for June 4 at 7 30 p m at American Legion Home. Lucky Strike Girls' League banquet June 23 at 7 p m at American Legion Home. Monday Night Mixed League Clippers beat Spotters 3 0 in the first half best of five.
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Caroline Bowling Lanes
Nattle Lumber
Thunderbirds
Pin Busters
Amercan Legion
Lucky Strike
American Legion
Clippers
Rotary and Legion Auxiliary Youth League Scores
Rotary defeated Legion Auxiliary 22-3 on May 26, Lions beat Legion Auxiliary 22-5 on May 27, Rotary won 7-0 on May 30, Legion defeated Lions 18-5 on May 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little League
Rotary
Legion Auxiliary
Lions
Legion
Denton School Defeats Greensboro In Volleyball Match
Denton school beat Greensboro 37 to 34 as high scorers Balderson 11 Spidle 11 Denton over Ridgely in a best two of three 15 7 15 7 12 10 Denton players Mueller 6 Quillen 6 Cecil 4 Ringgold 3 Street 4 Harris 5 led scoring for their teams in a compact, scoreline driven recap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Denton
Balderson
Spidle
Ridgely
Street
Harris
Mueller
Quillen
Cecil
Ringgold
Georgetown Delaware Speedway NASCAR Race Results
Auto racing at the 2 mile Georgetown speedway featured 10 lap heats and a 95 lap feature. Winners included G Guthrie and Johnny Roberts with strong showings by Reds Eagle and Glen Guthrie. Memorial Day Indianapolis Classic saw two former NASCAR stars finish first and second at record speeds. Jim Rathmann led followed by Rodger Ward and Paul Goldsmith. A scaffold collapse during the pace lap caused casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Del
Speedway
G. Smith
H. Williams
Dean Pelton
Reds Eagle
Glen Guthrie
Johnny Roberts
J. Martin
J. Light
Tom Bowers
Harry Dutton
Nascar
Jim Rathmann
Miami
Fla
Ken-Paul
Rodger Ward
Indianapolis
Paul Goldsmith
St. Clair Shores
Mich
Demler
Don Branson
Champaign
Burrsville Community News Highlights Local Life
Burrsville hosts Vacation Bible School June 13. WSCS of Wesley Church met May 26 at the Community House with Pauline Hopkins as hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Cloid Frye of Harrington celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a Burrsville surprise. Nurse Sarah Thawley sails to Bermuda for two weeks. Rickey Thawley had a tonsillectomy at Memorial Hospital Easton. Mrs. Draper visits son Roland Draper Sr. Billy Dickerson of Philadelphia visits Willis family. Village lacks a grocery as Robert Robinson buys Mrs. Beauchamp’s store near Denton and moves away.
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Burrsville
WSCS
Wesley Church
Pauline Hopkins
Cloid Frye
Harrington
Sarah Thawley
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Bermuda
Rickey Thawley
Fred Thawley
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Draper
Greensboro
Roland Draper
Billy Dickerson
Philadelphia
Winfield Willis
Robert Robinson
Paul Beauchamp
Denton
Goldsboro Social Roundup Sees Trips and Visits
Thirty six Sewing Circle members enjoyed a sightseeing trip to New York last Thursday. Ted and Mrs Jarrell and daughter spent the weekend with Edward Jarrell. Charles Phillips with Alda Montague of Henderson also weekended in Rehoboth. Hilda Seamans of Wilmington stayed with Clara Quillen and visited William Marvel in Ridgely. Irving Voshell of Dover with Paul Rash and Wilmington relatives visited Goldsboro on Sunday. William Ross visited Rev and Mrs Windsor in Mt Herman Maryland. Decoration Day Dinner was held at Templeville Church House. Marjorie Williams and Jennie Griffin returned home with Marguerite Griffin. Dr Pyke spent Saturday night with John Sylvester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Circle
New York
Ted Jarrell
Edward Jarrell
Charles Phillips
Alda Montague
Henderson
Rehoboth
Hilda Seamans
Wilmington
Clara Quillen
William Marvel
Ridgely
Irving Voshell
Dover
Paul Rash
Goldsboro
William Ross
Lester Windsor
Mt. Herman
Templeville Church House
Marjorie Williams
Jennie Griffin
Marguerite Griffin
Pyke
John Sylvester
Grange Dress Contest Held In Ridgely May 20
Tri County Pomona Grange held its annual dress contest in Ridgely at the Methodist Church Hall on Friday evening May 20. Twelve entries competed across four classes with winners advancing to the State meeting. Judges were Mrs. Nelson Covey Federalsburg Mrs. J T Bishop Queenstown and Mrs. Jane Bigelow Chestertown. First in Adult Class went to Mrs Della Hogan Trappe with a second awarded to Mrs William ipwaparrre Rb Hiyr.
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Tri-County
Pomona Grange
Ridgely
Pomona
Nelson Covey
Federalsburg
J. T. Bishop
Queenstown
Jane Bigelow
Chestertown
Della Hogan
Trappe
William Ipwaparrre
Pomona contest dates announced by Tri-County Home Economics
The Tri-County Home Economics Committee chair announces the Pomona baking contest will be held Saturday August 6 with location to be announced later. A Crocheting Contest will follow and entries for both contests may be submitted through the local Subordinate Granges Home Economics Chairman.
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Arnie
Cambridge
Alfred White
Stevensville
Joanne Cooper
Ridgely
Susan Skxeene
Nancy Sewell
Trappe
Charlotte Ruf
Greensboro
Beth Blades
Vfirst
J. Wayne Stradley
Barclay
William Arnie
Percy Shortall, Sr
Aston
Mary Lynn Covington
Chauncey Downs
Tri-County
Home Economics Committee
Dickerson-Dickinson Reunion To Be Held June 19
Relatives of the Dickerson Dickinson clan plan their third annual reunion Sunday June 19 1960 at 4 p m in the Lincoln Community Building Lincoln Delaware Registration at 230 p m family will receive a post card Bring a basket lunch and table service Those without a card should call president Frances Dickerson Wilson near Ellendale Garden 2 5551 Milford Del Officers include Wilson president and publicity chairman Chester T Dickinson superintendent Milford High School secretary treasurer Neva Dickerson assistant cashier The Baltimore Trust Co Elizabeth Dickerson Poore historian Rev J B Dickerson pastor McCabe Church Wilmington Del program chairmen A cordial invitation is extended to all.
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Dickerson-Dickinson
Nehemiah
Sara Margaret Lofland Dickerson
Lincoln
Delaware
Frances Dickerson Wilson
Eliendale
Garden
Milford
Del
Ellendale
Chester T. Dickinson
Milford High School
Neva Dickerson
Baltimore Trust Co
Bridgeville
Elizabeth Dickerson Poore
J. B. Dickerson
Card of Thanks from Walter B. Palmer
Walter B. Palmer thanks visitors and those who sent cards and expressions of friendship during his hospital stay and after his return home. He extends best wishes to all who offered kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Walter B. Palmer
U S Surplus Wheat To India Aids Hungry Aid Deal
The United States will sell India 17 million tons of grain over four years under Public Law 480 for 1.3 billion dollars paid in rupees, much of which will be loaned back to India for development. About 587 million bushels of wheat and 22 million bags of rice are included, with 200 million dollars earmarked for U S embassy expenses in India.
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United States
India
Farm Bureau
U. S
Eisenhower
Washington
Thanks for the kindness after our bereavement
The Thawley families and Louise Gray express sincere gratitude for the many acts of kindness shown during their recent bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Thawley
Wesley E. Thawley, Jr
Louise Gray
Brute Force Conundrum Has One Unchanging Answer
A terse statement asserts that amid all approaches the sole correct resolution remains constant. It emphasizes a singular solution regardless of method or context, reflecting a belief in an ultimate, irrevocable outcome.
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Port Shorts
Denton School
Roland Cartwright
Puntora
Briggs & Stratton
Clinton Motors
Adams & Wright Hardware Co
Clinton
Lauson
Caroline Home & Auto Supply
Roy R. Adams
Denton, Md
G. Emory Cottwall
Avon Cosmetics
Call Redfield
R. Harrison
Will’s Sporting Goods Store
Franklin St
Harry A. Porter
J. Redden
Law
Ben Franklin
Maryland
Auto Glass Service
L & W Service
Vanguard
Mastercraft
Will’s Sporting Goods
Carl L. Reyner Dukes
Clarke
Frank D. Zeigler, JR
Atsonwide Mutual Insurance Company
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Life Insurance Company
Columbus
Ohio
Wilson
George Cain
Gertrude Kelley
Fostoria
Gustav
Good
Western Auto Associate Store
Salez
Easton Office Equipment Co
Dover St
Mercury
H.p. Evinrude
H.p. Firestone
Scott-Atwater
H.p. Oliver
Mercury Outboard Motors
Franklin Street
Watkins Products, Inc
P. O
Richmond
Virginia
Cross Roads Drive-In
Samuel Mellits
Choptank Restaurant
West Denton
Howard Sharp
Baltimore County
New Castle County
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Wesley FE. Thawley
Robert Hooper Thawley
Carlton V. West
Register of Wills
Stroma
Edgehill Pharmacy
Lee, Dorman
Hood and Clark
Pete Shaffer
Schulz
Atlas - Hart—Frontier
Kory
Camden Mobile Homes
Camden
Caroline
G. Emory Gottwall
Caroline Home and Auto Supply
Market St
Porto Rica
Nancy Hall
John M. Good
Box 12
Hood
Ogden
O. A. Newton & Son
Edgewater
Harry R. Hughes
Carolina County
George W. Beck
George W Beck, JR
Martha B. Short
Lee Wyatt
Roberta Wyatt
Charles Stevenson
General Assembly of Maryland
Henry B. Lucas
Sunset Ave
Board of License Commissioners of
Court House
Board of County Commissioners of
Rachel Collison
Wilbert L. Merriken
Earl Fountain
Frank R. Depew
Edith D. Depew
Executrix
Carlton V
Charles W. Griffith
N. Seventh St
Nagel’s Pond
Harmony
Harmony Methodist Church Building Fund
Community House
Unity Homemakers’ Club
Memoriam
William H. Doran
Raymond F. Doran
God
Edna Doran
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