Second Army Band to appear at Georgetown Del chicken festival
Second Army Band of Fort Meade will play at the Delmarva Chicken Festival opening ceremonies in Georgetown Delaware June 21 at 1 30 p m In Georgetown Public Square Monday evening concert and return June 23 for the Festival Parade at 6 p m The band features a 22 voice Glee Club a 60 piece concert band and four dance groups Bandmaster is Chief Warrant Officer Warren Schafer Assistant Bandmaster Master Sgt Felix A DiJulio Drum Major Sgt First Class John Adams Show Band led by Cpl Samuel Rhinesmith Glee Club by Cpl Rinaldo Nassimino with Master Sgt Howard Vivian and Master Sgt Armand Guarnieri among key veterans.
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Second Army Band
Georgetown
Del
Public Square
Fort Meade
Glee Club
Warren Schafer
Felix
A. DiJulio
John Adams
Cpl
Samuel Rhinesmith
Rinaldo Nassimino
Set
Howard Vivian
Armand Guarnieri
MYF Meeting At Wayne Bishops Home In Goldsboro
The MYF met at Wayne Bishop's house last week with Rev and Mrs Omro Todd as guests. Regina Hughes presided as president and officers were elected with Peggy Quillen as president George Hughes as vice president Janice Stubbs as secretary and Wayne Bishop as treasurer. A hay ride planning session followed a post meeting social with weiner and marshmallow roast. Various community notices and visits from guests were mentioned including Mr Martin Shockley of Burlington New Jersey and funeral attendance for Mrs Elizabeth Masten in Felton Delaware.
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MYF
Wayne Bishop
Omro Todd
Regina Hughes
Peggy Quillen
George Hughes
Janice Stubbs
Martin Shockley
Burlington
N. J
Howard Shockley
Clark Smith
W. J. Murphy
Elizabeth Masten
Berry Funeral Home
Felton
Del
Percy Meredith
Swarthmore
Fletcher Smith
Bridgetown
Wilson Smith
School Bus Rule Changes In Maryland Stations New Halt Signals
Maryland motor vehicle chief Thomas B R Mudd announces a June 1 rule requiring all school buses to flash front and rear signals 100 feet before stopping. State Roads Commission will place 72 signs at state line entrances warning that it is unlawful to pass a stopped bus from either direction. Mudd pushed the measure after consulting education officials and obtaining attorney general approval.
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Maryland
Thomas B. R. Mudd
Mudd
State Roads Commission
State Department of Education
Commission
State Law Department
Mr. Mudd
Community Club Notes Highlight Local Guests and Visits
Hillsboro residents and guests are listed for weekends and visits including Walter and Mary Hicks in Washington, T Noble Jarrell's Sunday gathering in Golds, Marian Knott in town, and nurses Jean Beaven from Johns Hopkins. Hospital stays, recoveries, and well wishes are noted for Mary Louise.
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Walter Hicks
Washington
F. E. Fleming
Mary Rowe
T. Noble Jarrell
Goldsboro
Sadye Wothers
Tilghman’s
J. R. Knott, Jr
Baltimore
Marian Knott
N. E. Knott
Milford Kline
Myra
Betty Sue Taylor
Georgie Hemmerly
Easton
Kline
C. A. Collins
Jean Beaven
Milton Beaven
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Jean
Wright Urges Nonregistered Voters to Register for June 28 Primary
Russell H. Wright former Greensboro mayor and Democratic House candidate appeals to Lions Rotary Kiwanis Veterans groups and women's clubs in Caroline County to register by June 15th for the June 28th Primary Election. He stresses leadership ideals understanding sacrifice and appreciation and urges eligible citizens to vote for the candidate who best serves their interests.
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Caroline County
Greensboro
Russell H. Wright
House of Delegates
Lions Clubs
Rotary Clubs
Kiwanis Clubs
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
The Best Educated Person Understands Persons Not Things
A concise maxim asserts true education comes from learning to understand people rather than objects. It emphasizes empathy, social insight, and the value of humane judgment over accumulating knowledge of material matters.
Seaman Wright Unharmed In Carrier Disaster
Seaman First Class James Wright of Vernon Del was unharmed in the blasts and fire that killed 91 and injured 201 aboard the aircraft carrier USS Bennington about 75 miles off Quonset Point Rhode Island. He spoke with his parents from Providence after the disaster and described hearing a muffled explosion and smoke later. Wright, 19, said he had been aboard the Bennington only two weeks after transferring from the Cabot.
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Vernon
Del
Bennington
Quonset Point
R. I
James Wright
Ehwood Wright
Seaman Wright
Young Wright
Providence
Navy
Cabot
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Roland Cartwright
Sam Heiser
Wilmington Manor Gardens
Thomas Gray
Margaret Ayrault
Helen Brown
John Milby
Andrew Quillen
Marie Cahall
Belle Morris
Della Mullikin
Rawlings’ Funeral Home
Sallie Cole
Gene Cole
Wilmington
Emme Martin
Elizabeth Clark
Denton
Hillsboro
Westinghouse
Breeding & Nichols
Denton, Maryland
A & B Service
M. V. Filbert
Chestertown
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