Unity Homemakers Meet For February Session
Unity Homemakers gathered for the February meeting with co hosts Mrs. Carl Collison Mrs. Albert Leese and Mrs. Norman Raleigh. Mrs. Earl Crouse led the session by reading the Caroline Homemakers Creed. Twenty two members answered roll call and discussed new cleaning aids while committees reported. The group sewed 25 pieces for Cambridge State Hospital last month. Family Life Leader Mrs. Amon Pearson spoke on sunny life outlook. UNICEF and Share Our Surplus projects were highlighted by Mrs. Norman Raleigh. Pennies for Friendship were collected. The March meeting will be a covered dish luncheon in Grace Church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Homemakers
Carl Collison
Albert Leese
Norman Raleigh
Earl Crouse
Caroline
Cambridge State Hospital
Amon Pearson
Unicef
Grace Church
Three Found Guilty On Disorderly Charge Extradition To Delaware
On Tuesday February 23 Magistrate W W A Stewart Wright fined Bernard Edge 18.50 for disorderly conduct Dorothy Edge Porter 23.50 for forcible trespass and Miles Edge 6550 for disorderly conduct forcible trespass and interfering with a police officer Miles Edge faces an additional assault charge. The trials stem from a fracas at Emma Walls home in Greensboro on New Year’s Eve Edward John Paliveda of Wilmington was arrested and turned over to Delaware officials after waiving extradition and agreeing to face burglary charges in New Castle County Frankie Mae George 33 was fined 50 and given six months suspended in the Reformatory for Women Robert Anderson received seven days in jail for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W. A. Stewart Wright
Bernard Edge
Dorothy Edge Porter
Miles Edge
Emma Walls
Greensboro
Edward John Paliveda
Wilmington
W. Deane Johnston
Delaware Attorney General’s Office
Paliveda
J. DeWeese Carter
New Castle County
Frankie Mae George
Reformatory For Women
Wright
Robert Anderson
Communion Breakfast at Federalsburg on Sunday
Caroline County Methodist Men plan a Lenten breakfast in Federalsburg Sunday with Dr J Leas Green Easton District superintendent presiding at Union Methodist Church at 7. Assistants include Rev Edwin Horney Rev Otho G Brewer Rev Richard Hamilton and Rev Don ald O Clendaniel. Breakfast served by Woman's Society and men at 8 in Union and Christ churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Federalsburg
J. Leas Green
Easton
Union Methodist Church
Edwin Horney
Hurlock
Otho G. Brewer
Denton
Richard Hamilton
Goldsboro
Donald O. Clendaniel
Christ Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Lockerman Dedication Set For Sunday Mar. 20
The elementary building of Lockerman School will be dedicated on Sunday March 20 at 2 pm Principal speaker will be George Crawford supervisor of curriculum of the State Department of Education Public invited An open house will follow to show renovations in the high school and other Improvements March 5 1864 Colorado Seminary later University of Denver chartered March 9 1806 National Road authorized by Congress March 11 1941 The Lend Lease
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockerman School
George Crawford
State Department of Education
Cumberland
Ohio
Congress
Amos Stoddard
Upper Louisiana
St. Louis
Boy Scouts Elect Charles Moore District Chairman At Meeting
The Choptank District of Boy Scouts of America held its annual meeting on February 24 in Easton where W. Grason Jones was named District Chairman and Charles N. Davis Charles V. Moore and Joseph B. Anderson became Co-Chairmen. Douglas C. Fox was re elected District Commissioner. Eagle Scout and Maryland 1960 Report to the Nation Explorer Philip L. Meredith was the speaker, recounting his journey from Cubbing to Eagle Rank and thanking volunteers, leaders, and his Scoutmaster and Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
Easton
W. Grason Jones
Charles N. Davis
Charles V. Moore
Joseph B. Anderson
Douglas C. Fox
Philip L. Meredith
Maryland
Phil
March 4 Meeting Opens To Public At Local Club
The Woman's Club of Denton invites the public to a March 4 meeting at two oclock in the Club House. Guest speaker Senator Harry R Hughes of Caroline County will discuss how laws are conceived and enacted and the citizen role in legislation. Arrangements are by Mrs K T Everagain with program chair Mrs F H Bamberger and hostesses including Mrs W A Cawley Sr and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club of
Denton
Harry R. Hughes
Senate
Hughes
House of Representatives
Caroline County
Woman’s Club
Senator Hughes
K. T. Everagain
F. H. Bamberger
W. A. Cawley
James DePue
Alfred Raughby
Willoughby Nowell
Edward Lapham
E. Dobson
W. G. Towers
Caroline County Garden Club Meeting At Preston
The Caroline County Garden Club with eighteen members met February 29 at Mrs. Alva T. Blades home. President Mrs. Austin Murphy proposed a permanent project while Edith Atkins of Easton spoke on birds, bird feeding and migration. She urged birding as a hobby for youth and shared counts, nesting, and seasonal birds. Refreshments by Mrs. Blades and helpers ended a delightful afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Blades
Lee Noble
Max Chambers
E. J. Warris
Cotillion Club Spring Dance Set For April 22
The Caroline Cotillion Club will hold its Spring Dance at the Denton Armory on Friday April 22 from 10 p m to 2 a m with Bill Wolcott's orchestra providing music Glenn Davis of Ridgely is in charge of arrangements The event is announced amid a slate of Boy Scout Week recognitions and district awards presented by officials including Judge Carter and James K Cooper
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Cotillion Club
Denton Armory
Bill Wolcott
Glenn Davis
Ridgely
State Trooper Activity In Past Week Features Accidents
State Police report for the past week lists incidents on State Routes 40 480 at Sillsboro and Route 454 north of Mardel. Robert Walls 21 Greensboro and Robert Harris 25 Cordova collide at a stop sign causing $400 damage with Harris charged for failing to grant right of way. William Oates 38 Wilmington overturns on Route 454. charges include reckless driving. no injuries reported. Radar enforcement in Federalsburg Denton and Grensboro yields four summonses and 244 speed warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sillsboro
Robert Orville Walls
Greensboro
Robert Lee Harris
Cordova
Harris
Mardel
William Samson Oates
Wilmington
Federalsburg
Denton
Grensboro
Care Urged On Veterans in Filling Questionnaires
Veterans Administration to include pamphlet and card with February pension checks asking if benefits should roll under old or new law P. 86-211 effective July 1, 1960. Veterans may not revert to old law once choosing new. may stay on old until new is more beneficial. Harold D. Figgs, Maryland Veterans Commission, helps locally Thursdays 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Department of Employment Security, Easton, to assist veterans from Queen Annes Kent Caroline and Talbot Counties. Seek assistance to complete forms if the new law is not understood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
Harold D. Figgs
Maryland Veterans Commission
Department of Employment Security
West Dover St
Easton
Queen Anne’s
Kent
Caroline
Talbot Counties
Greensboro Blue and Gold Banquet honors local scouts
The Greensboro High School gym hosted Pack 390s annual Blue and Gold Banquet with Mayor Wright and Rev Wheatley in attendance. District Scout Rep Holden spoke and showed a Cub Scout film. Awards were given for Arrow Points Bear and Lion ranks, with some presented to fathers due to illness. Pinewood Derby set for March 11 at 7 p.m. and public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro High School
Pack No. 390
Dawson Warrington
Russell H. Wright
Grayson Wheatley
Milton Nolden
Easton
Wallace Hutson
Greensboro P. T. A. Association
Holden
Dawson
Freddie Warrington
Lion
John Hardesty
Jimmy Hubbard
Den
Herbie Clough
Harry Koch
Mr. Holden
Valley Forge
Iigh
World Day Of Prayer Service At Grace Church
World Day of Prayer with theme Laborers Together With God will be held at Grace Methodist Church tonight at 8 o clock. A children's program on the same theme is scheduled this afternoon at 4 o'clock led by Mrs W C Arnold Mrs Galen Blough Mrs George Clendaniel and Mrs T J Turkington of Grace Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
God
Grace Methodist Church
W. C. Arnold
First Church
Galen Blough
Church of the Brethren
George Clendaniel
Christ P. Se. Church
T. J. Turkington
Spring Meeting at Cambridge March 10
Miss Selen Johnson will speak at the Eas ton District Woman's Society of Christian Service annual spring meeting at Grace Church Cambridge Maryland on Thursday March 10 at 10 a.m. Overseas guest Miss Irene Gant Masihi from India attends. Pledge Service led by Mrs C J Mern. Reservations to Mrs Earl Wright by March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selen Johnson
Woman's Division
Easton
Woman's’ Society of Christian Service
Grace Church
Cambridge
Maryland
Irene Gant Masihi
India
C. J. Mern
Earl Wright
Oakley Terrace
Apts
Oakley Street
Girl Scout Week Promotes International Friendship
The article notes that over three million Girl Scouts are being prepared as international neighbors. It describes exchanges with Scouts abroad, local cross-cultural contact, and activities like home making crafts and community service. It marks Girl Scout Week and 48 years of the organization’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts of the
Leadership School Set for Caroline County Churches
ALeadership School for Caroline County Methodist Churches runs March 8 10 15 17 22 and 24 from 730 to 930 pm in three churches. Courses include Developing Christian Workers Teaching Youth and How To Teach in the Church School taught by J Roger Wheedleton Richard Gibson and Perry O Still with Rev Otho G Brewer Jr as Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Methodist
Christ Methodist Church
Federalsburg
J. Roger Wheedleton
Seaford
Harmony Methodist Church
TH Harmony
Richard Gibson
Harrington
Church School
First Methodist Church
Denton
Perry O. Still
Malton
Otho G. Brewer, Jr
Legion Leader Me lkneally to visit Maryland March 12 1960
National Commander Martin Melkneally will visit Maryland on March 12 1960 to celebrate the Legion's 42nd birthday with a banquet at Emerson State and a tour of Johns Hopkins University with President Milton Eisenhower. The Maryland Legion backs the Loyalty Affidavit provision of the National Defense Education Act and urges opposition to Kennedy's proposed changes. The group also opposes a state sales tax based bonus and reaffirms support for a state home for aged veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Martin B. Melkneally
Maryland
John A. Matthews
Melkneally
Maryland Legionnaires
Legion
Emerson State
Johns Flopkins University
Milton Eisenhower
Kennedy
Maryland Legion
William R. Clay
Legislative Council
State Legion
Baltimore
Maryland hosts six week junior high math institute
The University of Maryland and Yale University modules will be demonstrated to a class at the campus starting June 27. The program aims to show seventh and eighth graders can understand mathematics rather than just memorize rules. Funded by a 33800 grant from the National Science Foundation, the institute promotes Maryland and Washington area use of the new materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maryland
Yale University
Maryland
Yale
Washington, D. C
University of Maryland Summer Institute
National Science Foundation
4 H And FFA Broiler Project Starts March 8
The 4 H and FFA Broiler Production program begins March 8 in Caroline County with 100 wingbanded chicks per member. Eight weeks of flock records follow as youth learn economical poultry production and breeding practices, fostering cooperation and public demonstrations. Participants include Freddie Gregg, Glen Blough, Denton, Walter Coulbourne, Dale Harrison, Larry Todd, Glenn Todd, Sharon Todd, Leroy Frase, Preston, Lawrence Hignutt Jr, Henderson, George Jones, Goldsboro, Alan Holsinger, Greensboro, and Donald Sutton Ridgely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FFA
Caroline County
Broiler
Freddie Gregg
Glen Blough
Denton
Walter Coulbourne
Dale Harrison
Larry Todd
Glenn Todd
Sharon Todd
Leroy Frase
Preston
Lawrence Hignutt, Jr
Henderson
George Jones
Goldsboro
Alan Holsinger
Greensboro
Donald Sutton
Ridgely
Rotary Club To Sponsor Denton Miss Beauty Pageant Again
General Chairman Byron Nuttle announced Denton Rotarians have formed the committee for this year’s Miss Denton and Junior Miss Denton Pageant to be held April 30 at North Caroline County High School. The Rotary Club supports the Delmarva Chicken festival in Selbyville June 17 and 18 and aims to raise funds for a teacher scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuttle
North Caroline High School P T A Supper and Bake
The North Caroline High School P T A will sponsor a chicken dumpling and ham supper and bake on Saturday March 19 at the high school. Proceeds go to new library books lights for the football field and other items. Tickets are available through local merchants and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Caroline High School
Wheenig
Denton
Lawton’s
Farmer Organizational Meeting To Be Mar 7th
An organizational meeting of the Adult Farmer Class is set for March 7 at 7 30 p m at North Carolina High School. Topics include Plow Demonstration Dairy Cattle Judging Livestock Judging and Record Keeping with notes on timing and engine mechanism and farm concrete. The course fee is 3 00 with advisory committee members listed for more information and the high school contact number 1199.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Caroline High School
Marvin Iebling
Herbert Ruf
Harold Ibling
Winfield Wright
Marion Longfellow
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Delaware
Lockerman
Weather Data
Colorado Seminary
University of Denver
the Alamo
San Antonio
Texas
Luther Burbank
Lancaster
Mass
Deseret
University of Utah
Sun
Boy Scouts
Charles Moore
Caroline County Garden Club
Cotillion Club
Washington
New Brunswick
West Point
New York
Philip
Carter
Second Judicial Circuit
Order of Merit
J. Shepherd Ifenry
Immanuel Church of Christ
Thomas H. Wright, Sr
James K. Cooper
Ralph W. Jordan, Jr
Philadelphia
James O. Case
Del-Mar-Va
Central Service Area
Mr. Moore
J. Raymond Grime
Warren J. Quigley
William T. Rickards
J. T. B. Ambler
Anderson
National Camping Committee
J. Howard Anthony
Richmond W. Hill
Howard Hi. Moffett
WSCS
Girl Scout
Marvel
Legion Corner
Treasury
OUR State University
Rotary Club
Byron Whattle
J. B. Jarrell, Jr
Frank Gerhardt
Lewis Davis
George Caple
Paul Becker
Reese Brown
Marvin Chambers
Bud Brewer
Cliff Stafford
Tierman Keen
Carlton Mandrell
Rotaryanns
Charles Layton
Frank Lane
Mervin Pentz
Byron Nuttle
K. T. Everngain
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