Seaford Woman Wins Miss Delmarva at Festival
Sue Marsh of Seaford won the Miss Delmarva title at the Delmarva Chicken Festival in Salisbury over 16 contestants. Crowned by last year’s winner Gail Brewington, Marsh, 17, plans to study Elementary Education at the University of Delaware after graduating Seaford High School. Runner up was Sandra Leigh Young. Miss Personality went to Sharon K. Isaacs and Miss Popularity to Marilyn Ruth Jarrell.
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Sue Marsh
Seaford
Delmarva
Salisbury
Gail Brewington
Fruitland
Wicomico Youth and Civic Center
Sue
William E.R. Marsh
Seaford High School
University of Delaware
Wendee
Sandra Leigh Young
Chincoteague
Sharon K. Isaacs
Greenwood
Marilyn Ruth Jarrell
Harrington
F. M. Henderly
Ocala
Fla
Henderley
R. Gayle White
Oakland
Iowa
Harold Jones
Georgetown
Delaware
Jones
Thelma Davis
Timonium
Henry Miller
Phoenix
Maryland
Denton
Rehoboth Art League hosts silver anniversary show
The Silver Anniversary Members Exhibition opens Saturday June 29 and runs to July 22 with about 200 artist members. Chairman Mrs Henry E Gray leads a strong committee including Mrs Reginald Clare Mrs Gerald A Drew and Mrs H M Corning all of Rehoboth Beach. Jurors include Mrs Joseph L Marshall Lewes Mr James R Gervan Delaware University and Mr F E Hatch Smithsonian. Admission free hours 9 to 5 30 weekdays 10 30 to 5 30 Sundays.
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Rehoboth Art League
Henry E. Gray
Reginald Clare
Gerald A. Drew
H. M. Corning
Seaward Wing
Maurine Ligon
H. S. Schroeder
Jon Smith
Susan Fisher
Family Reunion Held At Garland Lake In Denton Area
The 15th Hutchins Hardesty Smith family reunion was held Sunday at Garland Lake near Denton. A business meeting followed dinner, with Melvin Smith presiding. New officers elected: Marvel Everett president, Malcolm Pritchett vice president, Josephine Poore secretary, Levi Everett treasurer. The year saw two weddings, five births, and one death, Laura Smith Glass. Joan Pritchett received a gift as the youngest member. Reunion planned for the third Sunday in June at the same location.
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Hutchins Hardesty Smith
Garland Lake
Denton
Melvin Smith
Dover
Harry Smith
Georgetown
Del
Marvel Everett
Kenton
Malcolm Pritchett
Wilmington
Josephine Poore
Smyrna
Levi Everett
Laura Smith Glass
Hutchins Hardesty
Anne Spry
Joan Pritchett
Malcolm S. Pri
North Carolina High Year End Honor Roll
North Caroline High announces students named to the Honor Roll for the final marking period. A or B in all subjects required. those with an asterisk earned honor all four periods and received NC letters with the scholarship emblem. Grade 9 12 names listed. Grade 10 12 names listed. Grade 11 12 names listed. Grade 12 12 names listed.
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North Caroline High School
Mary Fountain
Gloria Greeson
Nancy Greeson
Doris Hammer
Myra Holsinger
Cynthia Melvin
Paul Naylor
Donald Paswater
Nancy Redden
Marian Ringgold
Doris Scott
Barbara Stafford
Flory Stallings
Robert Thornton
John Abbott
Vivian Bunting
Marilyn Ege
Roger Hoppengardner
Bruce Jarrell
Sandra Layton
Bonnie Monroe
Emma Papper
Laura Pitts
Carlton Smith
Elaine Wilson
Mary Armstrong
Ann Billmeier
Sandy Cannon
Jeff Cohee
Joan Fountain
Howard Family Reunion Held At Concord June 9
On Sunday afternoon, June 9, 1963, descendants of Charles, John and Jim Howard held their 8th family reunion in the Concord Church House near Denton Maryland. The event opened with prayer by Rev T J Turkington Denton a visiting minister. The picnic lunch pleased attendees, then Dr Paul Howard president of Ridgewood New Jersey formerly of Denton treated all to ice cream. Mrs Earl Passwaters read the family history. The oldest member was Mrs Sadie Maloney of Williston who received three silver dollars. The youngest present was Doris Ann Griffith daughter of Roland and Denton. The group heard music from many family members and the reunion, their largest with about 90 people, closed with hopes to meet again in 1964.
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Charles
John
Jim Howard
Concord Church House
Denton
T. J. Turkington
Paul Howard
Ridgewood
N. J
Earl Passwaters
England
Sadie Maloney
Williston
Doris Ann Griffith
Roland Griffith
Salisbury W. W. One Convention Best Ever
The World War One Veterans held their State Convention at Salisbury last week at the Wicomico Hotel and it was the largest ever held in the State for that organization. Roy Grogan of Denton finished his year as Department Commander and Geo Beck of Baltimore was elected the new Commander for 1963 64. Grogan was elected Department Service Officer, which gives him the Service Officer's job from the Barracks level through to the National Office. Music for the dance was by the Starfighters of Crisfield, Md., and during supper entertainment was by the Shore Four Quartet of Salisbury Carroll Beard Don Beard George Weise and Roy Ressegue. Cap py entertained before supper with his guitar and songs of 1917 18.
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Salisbury
Wicomico Hotel
Roy Grogan
Denton
Geo. Beck
Baltimore
Grogan
Starfighters
Crisfield
Shore Four
Carroll Beard
Don Beard
George Weise
Roy Ressegue
Cappy
Mary Alsip
Maryland
Mystle Hurley
Henry Dembinsky
John R. Dick
Michael Bonadio
Department of Maryland
Wilson Irwin
Emerson Hotel
St Luke's Vacation Bible School enrolls 177 in Denton
Announcement shows 177 enrolled at St. Luke's VBS in Denton, a 10 percent rise from last year. Breakdown: Nursery 17, Kindergarten 42, Primary 51, Junior 26, Teen-Age 17, Adults 24. Teachers and helpers span Pre-School Division led by Mayme Bennington etc, School-Age led by Georgia Harding, transportation by Florence Brewer, movie lead Jeffrey Nuttle, and director Rev. Otho G. Brewer Jr. Closing exercises Friday June 21 from 7 30 to 8 30 in the frame building sanctuary with demos and a daily movie.
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St. Luke’s Vacation Bible School
Denton
Ruth Elben
Louise Milbourn
Janice Wright
Alma Trice
Sarah Lane
Matilda Walls
Eleanor Davis
Gaye Wise
Bonnie Lane
Kathy Koenig
Jackie Hopkins
Wanda Garey
Ann Billmeier
Bonnie Rhodes
Nancy Orme
Vivian Bunting
Wren Harding
Debbie Minnick
Nancy Kerslake
Paula Baker
Alan Baker
Thomas Adams
Jo Ann Allston
Jeffrey Nuttle
Otho G. Brewer
Mayme Bennington
Gertrude Koenig
Florence Brewer
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Juanita Turkington
Henderson Camp Meeting To Be Held June 21 30
Henderson Maryland hosts a camp meeting from June 21 to 30 with nightly services at 7 45 p m and Sunday schedules at 10 00 a m 2 30 and 7 30 p m Rev Ray Smith will preach and the Family Four from Adrian Michigan and Lebanon Valley Gospel Band from Ono Pennsylvania will perform Come hear these singers and musicians Camp officers note the event and urge attendance.
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Hendeson
Ray Smith
Churches of Christ in ‘Christian Union
Adrian
Mich
Lebanon Valley Gospel Band
Ono
Clarence Voshell
Red Cross Chapter Holds Annual Meeting At County Health Center
The Caroline County American National Red Cross held its annual meeting at the Denton Health Center on June 11 at 8 p.m., chaired by Lt. Col. Thomas Eveland. Reports covered First Aid, Water Safety, Gray Ladies, Home Service, Nursing, Production, and an organizational meeting named officers and committee chairs.
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Red Cross Chapter
Caroline County
American National Red Cross
Denton Health Center
IX. Aldridge Pepper
Vernon Hammond
H. R. Trapnell
Chuck Dial
National Red Cross
Denton
Warren Hopkins
GRAY LADIES
James Jester
Eastern Shore State Hospital
HOME SERVICE
Roger Medford
Clara Hitchcock
Ft. Howard Hospital
U. S. P. H. S. Hospital
Perry Point Hospital
Roger Trapnell
Wilson Irwin
A. May Thompson
E. Aldridge Pepper
James Owen Knotts
George Caple
Gladys Collins
Arthur Bebee
O. E. Roberts
A. Orrell Saulsbury, Jr
Thomas Eveland
James A. Luff
Eugene Knott
Donald Jefferson
C. P. Merrick, Jr
Arthur Brumbaugh
Vernon Hamimond
Ridgely
Federalsburg
Eveland
Fountain-Cohee Reunion Held At Elkton June 16
The tenth annual Fountain-Cohee reunion took place June 16 at the Garratt summer home in Elk Forest Elkton Maryland. Attendees included dozens of family members from Philadelphia Chester Ridley Park Dover Greensboro and Denton among others. The day featured games visiting swimming and a picnic lunch on the lawn.
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Fountain-Cohee
Walter Garratt
Elk Forest
Elkton
Willard Cohee
Nick East
Crystal and Kimberly
Richard Peters
George Stanton
Philadelphia
James Jones
Secane
Carl Osborne
Carl
Steve
Chester
Lester Fountain
Minerva Fite
Pennlyn
Lewis Jones
Jeff
Alden
James McCafferty
Sherry
Jimmy
Johnny
Ridley Park
Grace Evans
Walter
Clifton Heights
Carl Fountain
Collingdale
Marion Morgan
Dale
Jay
Debbie
Sonny Eaton
Tinker Hastings
Queen Anne
Steve Demchyk
Jimmy Schauber
Virgil Turner
Ruth Ann
Ray
Chestertown
Melaney
Ridgely
Alfred Smith
Clem Fountain
David Richards
Greenwood
Herman Betty
Jay Gaul
Andy
New Jersey
Henry Custer
Dover
Walter Fountain
Eddie
Donald
Mary Anna
Billy
Alfred Boyle
Greensboro
Bessie Doerr
Ruth Collins
Madeline Fiori
Gertrude Morgan
Agnes Morgan
Thurman Fountain
Carole
Cindy
Roland Fountain
Joan
Mary IKX
Robert
Libby
Denton
Multi Purpose Shed Plans With Flexible Lengths
Plans offer a versatile building design for agricultural use including sheep sheds cattle feeding or resting areas hog feeding sheds poultry houses or machinery storage. The design supports 30 psf roof load with 4 ft truss spacing and plan number 5874 can be obtained from the County Agricultural Agent.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Caroline Bus Drivers Win Safe Driving Awards Week
Fifty seven Caroline County School System bus drivers received Safe Driving Awards at a North Carolina High School ceremony. Recipients include William Fleetwood, Richard Hicks, Samuel Cloud, Willia Kinnamon, Rosalie Ricketts, and many more across Denton, Greensboro, Federalsburg, Ridgely, Jonestown, and Denton North Caroline. A certificate of appreciation was given to retiree Oscar Nichols after 21 years. George Caple directed the program with Supt. W. S. Hoppengardner presenting the awards.
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Caroline County
North Caroline High School
William A. Fleetwood
Denton
Richard R. Hicks
Lockerman
Samuel E. Cloud
Willia L. Kinnamon
Greensboro-North Caroline
Rosalie A. Ricketts
James W. Hubbard
Earl Sparks
Ridgze Iv
Gladys Bradley
Federalsburg
Norris E. Cohee
Preston
John W. Woods
Paul C. Singer
Denton-North Caroline
Daniel R. Dorman
Col. Richardson
Robert E. Rieck
James A. Manville
Fred T. Brummell
Jonestown-Lockerman
Henry W. Lindeman
Arthur M. Melvin
Denton- North Caroline
Edward C. Williams
Percy Prattis
Noble J. Chue, Jr
Greensboro
Melvin S. Holmes
Ridgely
John W. Bacsak, Jr
W. Thomas Spiering, Jr
John S. Legates
Rudi H. Merkel
Clayton D. Rosser
James W. Hoffman
Greensboro-North
Caroline
R. Hursey Porter
William A. Roop
Homer R. Wayman
W. T. Lockerman
Walter G. Kerslake
Vergie B. Ricketts
James FE. Brummell, Sr
Mary Virginia Fishell
Wesley Johns
Jonestown
Edward F. Whitby
Benjamin L. Cohee
Oscar A. Nichols
Denton Cemetery Assn Perpetual Care Popular
The Denton Cemetery Association reports strong interest in its perpetual care program launched January 1, 1963. An irrevocable trust funds the program, with charges from 20 to 300 dollars for various lot sizes. Owners may choose perpetual care or annual upkeep. Further information available from secretary Mrs Edythe Fleetwood, box 384, Denton Maryland, or by phone at Denton 775.
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Denton
R. Dale Palmer
Edythe Fleetwood
State's Attorney Disposes Of Several Crimes In Courts
On June 18 in Denton Magistrate George W. Clendaniel arraigned Donald Lee Anthony 18 of Denton for maliciously setting fire to woods owned by Apex Wood Products Co near the Veterans of Foreign Wars Home. Offense date April 19 1963 bail set at 500 reposted. Anthony to face circuit court in October. Also before the magistrate Daniel Louis Brittingham of Denton paid 10 for speeding and Robert Darling posted 29.50 bond for illegal possession of liquor by a minor. Trials for Russell Lee Clench 32 and Charlie Daniel Gleaton 39 on Assault to Murder are set for Wednesday June 19 in Caroline County Circuit Court. On Monday June 17 Federalsburg Magistrate John F. Tilghman sentenced Louise Chance Federalsburg to 30 days in Caroline County Jail for Disorderly Conduct. fellow defendant found not guilty.
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George W. Clendaniel
Denton
Donald Lee Anthony
Apex Wood Products Co
Baltimore
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Denton-Greensboro
Clendaniel
Daniel Louis Brittingham
Robert Darling
Caroline County
Russell Lee Clench
Charlie Daniel Gleaton
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