Greensboro Couple Wed at Methodist Parsonage
Mrs Edward O Hodgson of Greensboro announces the marriage of her daughter Claudine I Jones to Charles F McClyment son of Mr and Mrs Earl McClyment of Greensboro. The ceremony at the Greensboro Methodist parsonage was officiated by Rev C E Davis. Attendants were Gene Ingersoll of Greensboro. The bride wore a grey dressmaker suit with white blouse and black accessories. A small reception followed at the bride’s home. Mrs McClyment is a Salisbury High School graduate and works at the Greensboro post office. Mr McClyment attended Greensboro schools and is in the service station business. They will reside in Greensboro.
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Bradford Cooper
Milo Evans
Greensboro
Earl Cooper
Wyoming
Oakley Biddle
Dover
Ruth Evans
Wilmington
Earl McClyment
Reynolds Brittingham
Charles McClyment
William McClyment
Lib Callahan
Gene Ingersoll
McClyment
Salisbury High School
Caroline Poultry Men Meet in Denton on February 22
Caroline county poultrymen held an all day meeting in Denton to discuss reviving the business. H H Rieck of Preston, president of the County Poultry Association, stressed quality products and improved marketing and distribution. Speakers included Dr Morley A Jull of the University of Maryland Poultry Department and Dr G M Briggs, with others addressing sanitation, hatchery management, feed efficiency, and disease control.
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Caroline County Poultrymen
Denton
H. H. Rieck
Preston
The
County Poultry Association
Morley A. Jull
University of Maryland
G. M. Briggs
H. M. de Vault
Livestock Sanitary Service
C. C. Warren
Poultry Leaders Propose Action On Broiler Prices
The Poultry Marketing Branch of the U S C A cites 364 million pounds in cold storage, including 135.06 million pounds of turkey, as a major cause of low broiler prices. Dr Van Wagenen outlines NEPPCO efforts to ease the market, urging chain stores and hotels to feature poultry. The Caroline Poultry Association calls on the Maryland Livestock Sanitary Service to expand research on fowl typhoid and fowl pox and to notify Dr A L Brueckner and Dr H M DeVault of the action.
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Turkey
van Wagenen
North East Poultry Producers Council
Neppco
Caroline Poultry Association
Livestock Sanitary Service
University of Maryland
A. L. Brueckner
Easton Farmers and Home Makers Institute Held March 5
A farmers and home makers institute will be held at the County Auditorium in Easton on March 5 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The program features talks by Arthur Hamilton of the University of Maryland, Edward Aiten of the U S Department of Agriculture, Helen I. Smith on home management, plus a group discussion. Young people from five counties are invited to attend to network and gain problem solving insights from authorities.
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County Auditorium
Easton
Arthur Hamilton
University of Maryland
Edward Aiten
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Helen I. Smith
National 4-H Club Week Aims to Boost New Members
More than 1,700,000 4-H Club boys and girls nationwide will celebrate National 4-H Club Week from March 2 to March 10. Home Demonstration Agent Bessie M. Spafford and County Agricultural Agent F. M. Rogers urge new members to enroll in a 4-H Club or organize one by gathering five or more youths in their community.
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United States
Bessie M. Spafford
F. M. Rogers
4-H Club Projects in Caroline County Grow Strong
Girls aged 10 to 21 participate in Caroline county 4-H programs with food production and conservation projects. Members handle dairy calves, 50 chicks, home gardens, cooking, canning and sewing across fourteen organized clubs.
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Caroline County
Unity Club demonstrates chair demo and February freedoms
Mrs Earl Crouse led a Unity Club session with demonstrators listing freedoms Americans enjoy. Miss Anne Voss recalled February birthdays of notable figures such as George Washington Lincoln Longfellow Mendelssohn Edison Cyrus McCormick Susan B Anthony. Next meeting by Mrs George Lowe March 20 features ways chemistry is changing housing and furnishings.
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Earl Crouse
P. H. Eberhard
Frank Zeigler
Thomas Bellwanger
Lee Wyatt
George Lowe
Thomas Turkington
Sunshine
Lee Walston
Ralph Horsey
Wm. S. Gardner
Raymond Fifield
John French
George Clendaniel
Anne Voss
Unity Club
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Longfellow and Mendelssohn
Edison
Cyrus McCormick
Susan B. Anthony
Older Youth 4-H Council Meeting in Caroline County
The February 20 meeting at the Parish House elected Wesley Taylor as president. A 1946 program includes safety talks, world affairs, Q and A practice, a council fire, banquet and recreation. Plans to attend Five County meetings and an institute for farmers and homemakers were announced.
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4-H
Caroline County
Wesley Taylor
Preston
Kent
Queen Anne's
Caroline
Talbot
Dorchester
Institute For Farmers and Homemakers of Tomorrow
Easton Youth Club Val Valentines Event
On March 5 from 10 to 3 p m in Easton the community welcomed nonmembers to a Young People group event after a business meeting. Activities featured St Valentine theme games a donated player piano provided musical entertainment and refreshments of fruit punch pretzels and potato chips. County youth were invited to join in.
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Easton
Willoughby Home Hosts Various Dinner Guests
Mrs L E Smith and Luther Willoughby of Washington dined with Mr and Mrs J A Willoughby last Sunday. Saturday visitors were Mr and Mrs Henry Bullock of Harrington. Mrs J A Willoughby paid a visit to them.
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L. E. Smith
Luther Willoughby
Washington
J. A. Willoughby
Henry Bullock
Harrington
Willoughby
Trice Family Figures in Fed eralsburg Notice
Brief item notes Mrs. Charlie Trice of Federalsburg last Tuesday, accompanied by her son Frank.
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Charlie Trice
Federalsburg
Frank
Desert Life Reflections From a Utah Soldier
Private Raywood Lister of Kearns Utah writes home about army life describing a desert with nothing to do and cold nights. He recalls mountains with snow tops, quiet valleys and coyotes howling as winds blow. He urges others to join the Army but cautions them to consider his tough experiences.
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Pvt
Raywood Lister
Kearns
Utah
Goldsboro
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Farmers and Homemakers Institute
G. L. Wilson
Ridgely, MD
Ridgely Bank
Central Avenue
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Robison
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Federalsburg, Md
Raspberries
G. H. Rue
AAA
Brimm
H. T. Orme & Sons
Democratic State Central Committee
Elmer T. Orme
J. Frank Lane John Max Chambers
Paul A. Cross
George W. Clendaniel
Martin L. Sutton
Pol. Adv
Oscar
Maryland
Hobbs
R. A. Strannahan
Call Ridgely
the Towse Studio
John Deere
R. H. Stafford & Son
Burrsville, MD
American Spoke & Handle Co
Preston, MD
J. C. Betts
Preston 2
Lunettes
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