Graduation Of AIB Class Welcome To The 11th At Easton On Tuesday
The 19 students who completed the 42 hour program Principles of Bank Operations graduated June 24 at the Tidewater Inn Easton. Banks represented included Caroline County Bank Greensboro The Peoples Bank of Denton Ridgely Bank Easton National Bank Liberty Bank Talbot Bank St Michaels Bank and Denton National Bank. Speaker was Carl Link Fidelity Baltimore National Bank and J R Chaffinch Jr Denton National Bank teacher.
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Tidewater Inn
Easton
Caroline County
Caroline County Bank
Greensboro
William D. Bailey
Joseph B. Riddleberger
The
Peoples Bank of
Denton
LaVern T. McNeal
Grace
Andrew
Elizabeth Greenly
Ridgely Bank
Clarence C. Ringgold
Easton National Bank
Liberty Bank
Talbot Bank
St. Michaels Bank
St. Mitchaels
Denton National Bank
Carl Link
Fidelity-Baltimore National Bank
Balimore
American Institute of Banking
J. R. Chaffinch, Jr
Camp Barnes Race Move to Harrington Delays Stock Car Event
The Delaware Association of Chiefs of Police shifts the 8th Annual Stock Car Race to Harrington Fair Grounds on Route 13, August 13 with a rain date of August 16, benefiting Camp Barnes. NASCAR sanctioning, expected strong driver turnout, and tickets available at Kent Sussex police and state stations. Proceeds aid about 400 boys at Camp Barnes.
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Delaware Association of Chiefs of Police
Camp Barnes
Harrington Fair Grounds
Route 13
Harrington
Del
NASCAR
Delaware
Charles Herbert
Georgetown Speedway
Kent
Sussex
Dover
Bridgeville
Georgetown
Dewey Beach
Thunderbirds at Georgetown Speedway Tonight
After eight straight programs Georgetown Speedway canceled last Friday due to rain. Tonight promoters stage a combined program with Interstate sportsman and modified cars plus the Danny Fleenor Thunderbird Thrill Show featuring a ramp-to-ramp jump in a Thunderbird convertible. One admission is two dollars including grandstand seating. children pay fifty cents. First event at 8:30 p.m.
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Georgetown
Charles Herbert
Georgetown arena
Interstate
Danny Fleenor
Fleenor
County Tax Rate Set At $1.85 For Caroline
Caroline County Commissioners fixed the 1958 59 fiscal year tax rate at 1 85 per 100 with an ass basis of 33 080 968 and total budget 793 503 82 up from last year 766 051 93 The state rate remains 1425 per 100 detailed levy expenses follow including salaries expenses court costs and public assistance programs.
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Caroline County
Atty
Elec
Board of Control & Review Cik
Lillenge
Court House
St. Health Dept. Psy. Cl
Deers Head St
Easton Memorial
Board of Children
Easton
Md. School for the Blind
U. of M
Peninsula Conference School Of Missions At Wesley Jr. College
Plans for the annual School of Missions of Peninsula Conference Woman's Society of The Methodist Church at Wesley College Dover July 13 18 1958 announced by Mrs Isaac Scott Salisbury Conference Secretary of Missionary Education and Dean of the School Registration 2 to 5 p m July 13 opening service 9 p m Rev David A Baker Wilmington four courses offered Tome Missions Foreign Missions Christian Social Relations and Spiritual Life Study The instructors include Mrs Ewart Turner Mrs Edgar M Compton Mrs William C Smith and Rev David A Baker Former educational backgrounds and roles are noted for each instructor and the course topics emphasize North American neighbors Middle East cultures and Isaiah Bible study.
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School of Missions
Peninsula Conference Woman's Society
Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Wesley College
Dover
Isaac Scott
Salisbury
Missionary Education
David A. Baker
Wilmington
Holt Chapel
Conference
Spiritual Life
Thomas Macaire
Cambridge
Tome
North American
Ewart E. Turner
Syracuse
N. Y
William C. Smith
Portsmouth
Virginia Conference
Denton Begins 1958 Mental Health Drive
James Owen Knotts announces that Denton will run a 1958 mental health campaign led by a committee including Mrs. Clarence Kern Miss Lucretia Gibbs and Miss May Thompson. A group of workers will assist and aim to finish solicitation by July 1 if possible.
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James Owen Knotts
Caroline County
Denton
Clarence Kern
Lucretia Gibbs
May Thompson
IT. Earle Smith
T. Conover Crouse
James Wright
Madge G. Jump
Joseph Scurto
Arthur Pine
Douglas Fleetwood, Jr
Catherine Stewar
M. G. Friedel
Charles Moore
William Murdoch
Emil Myers
Dorothy Miller
Charles Davis
Emory Dobson
Rebecca Collison
Fatal Accident Near Ridgely Claims Casey
Tuesday morning about 10:15 a.m. on Route 312 three miles north of Ridgely Presley Elmer Casey, 46, of rural Goldsboro, died from a broken neck and multiple injuries after a car driven by Harvey Wallace Breeding, 1951 Henry J., ran off the road and overturned. Breeding was jailed in Denton on charges including reckless driving and manslaughter by motor vehicle pending. Trooper Vernon T. Bledsoe led the investigation.
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Harvey Wallace Breeding
Henderson
Henry J
Presley Elmer Casey
Goldsboro
Ridgely
Casey
Dawson O. George
Rawlings Funeral Home
Greensboro
Breeding
Denton
Vernon T. Bledsoe
Dentonia Theatre to Close for July and August
The Dentonia Theatre will not show films during July and August and plans to reopen in September. Viewers are advised to visit Cross Roads Drive-In Theatre, which will operate every evening with a double feature each night.
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Dentonia Theatre
Dentonia
Cross Roads Drive-In
Social Security Represen tative To Be Here Monday
Mr. Robert F. O Regan of the Social Security Administration will be at the Fire House in Denton next Monday June 30 at 10 a.m. to assist residents with benefits and enrollment.
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Robert F. O’Regan
Social Security Administration
Denton
Fashions On Deck at Caroline High School Auditorium
The Caroline 4-H Clubs presented Fashions On Deck at Caroline High School auditorium on Saturday June 21 with Miss Carole Klein Wachter as host and narrator. Esther Hoffman led as piano, while judge and announcer roles highlighted awards totaling 49 blue ribbons and 12 red ribbons from 61 participants including aprons, play clothes, skirts, blouses, jumpers and best dress. Top three winners Ruth Ann Wharton Sandra Courbourne and Ann Decker will compete in the State 4-H Style Revue in College Park during 4-H Club Week August 4-10.
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Denton
Rythm-Aires
Maryland
Theodore R. McKeldin
Alfred W. Reddish
Market Street
Fifth Avenue
Sixth
Third
Market Streets
McKeldin
Reddish
Eddie Matherly
WTVM
Pocomoke
Matherly
Caroline High School
Carole Kleinwachter
Preston Twiggs
Esther Hoffman
Miss Bullard
Nelson Covey
College Park
Ruth Ann Wharton
Ridgely
Sandra Couibourne
Preston
Ann Decker
uecen Anne
Style Revue
Ruth Ann Brindley
Claire Downs
Merry Lee Engerman
Karen Hackett
Dottie Billmeier
Sandra Coulbourne
Saving Shade In a Concrete World To Protect Trees Along Roads
A reflective editorial argues for preserving street shade as roads widen and develop, noting trees disappear with highway and housing projects. It celebrates shade as town green shield and urges planting more trees to counter heat, urging readers to save remaining shade and consider new plantings.
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ture
Catskills
Adirondacks
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United Council of Church Women
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Mary Mezick
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