Butler To Talk At Jackson Day Dinner In Salisbury
Paul M. Butler, chairman of the Democratic National Committee since 1954, will keynote the Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner in Salisbury on March 22. The event is sponsored by Democratic groups in Wicomico County with state figures like J Millard Tawes and Ferdinand Sybert expected. District officials discuss a county wide career conference for about 350 students with two small group sessions and local and out of town consultants.
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Paul M. Butler
Salisbury
Wicomico County
J. Millard Tawes
Millard Se. Tydings
George P. Mahoney
Ferdinand Sybert
Hill
Caroline County
Sixth Annual Career Conference Here March 13
The sixth annual Career Conference for tenth and eleventh graders from county high schools will be at Caroline High School in Denton, starting at 10 a m on Tuesday March 13. The event aims to guide juniors and seniors toward better personal, educational, and occupational adjustment, with planning by a faculty student committee representing Preston Federalsburg Greensboro Ridgely and other schools.
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Caroline High School
Denton
Board of Education
Earl Roberts
Charlotte Cannon
Barbara Seaman
Preston
Lee Weber
John Meredith
Wayne Bradley
Federalsburg
Perry Chambers
Doris Sparks
Jean Thompson
Greensboro
Dorsey Donoho
Sue Pritchard
Joseph Hunter
Ridgely
Ridgely; Mr. T. Conover Crouse
John Osinski
Connie
Greensboro youth Lyle Dabson graduates at Camp Gordon
Service Short Pvt. Lyle R. Dabson aged 19 son of Alvah H. Dabson of Greensboro recently graduated from the Military Police Training Center at Camp Gordon Georgia. A 1955 Greensboro High School graduate he worked for Wilson Cabinet Co Smyrna Delaware before entering the Army. He received basic training at Fort Jackson South Carolina. Henry VIII had six wives.
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Lyle R. Dabson
Alvah H. Dabson
Greensboro
Military Police Training Center
Camp Gordon
Greensboro High School
Dabson
Wilson Cabinet Co., Inc
Smyrna
Del
Army
Fort Jackson
S. C
U. S. Army
Sub-Chairmen Named For Red Cross Fund Drive
The Caroline County Red Cross drive opens March 1 with a 3695 quota under John S Legates of Preston. Sub-chairmen across the county include Ola Legates Bethlehem Albert Coughenour Choptank Edgar Wrightson Preston Robert Tiolt Federalsburg James Lynch Ridgely Oliver Todd Hillsboro C J Kern Tuckahoe Neck Wilson Cohee West Denton Claude Todd Morris Todd Nam Nagarman? Narmony? Noted. Brumbaugh Greens bor o temporary chair Pepper Denton Ginn Greensboro secretary.
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Caroline County
The
American Red Cross
John S. Legates
Preston
Ma. Legates
Ola Legates
Bethlehem
Albert Coughenour
Choptank
Edgar Wrightson
Robert Tiolt
Federalsburg
James Lynch
Ridgely
Oliver Todd
Hillsboro
C. J. Kern
Tuckahoe Neck
Wilson Cohee
West Denton
Claude Todd
Morris Todd
Narmony
Joseph Trolland
Williston
KE. W. Nuttle
Denton
Mildred MM. Ginn
Greensboro
Tioward B. Logan
Marydel
Annabel Clark
Arthur W. Brumbaugh
Aldridge Pepper
Mildred M. Ginn
Edwin G. Riley
Tiome Service
Clara Hitchcock
Iliane Schadt
Legates
William Wirts
James Trice
Teenage Gathering at Grace Church March 10
The Gleaners Class of Grace Methodist Church hosts a Teenage Gathering in the old American Store building beside Bata Shoes on March 10 from 1 to 5 pm for ages 12 to 21. Admission 25 cents, refreshments available, door prize, tickets from Peggy Cohee or Martha Bonner. America in Miniature highlights Maryland’s rugged West and rolling scenery.
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Gleaners
Grace Methodist Church
Bata
Peggy Cohee
Martha Bonner
WSCS Spring Meeting To Be Held At Church Hill
The Easton District of the Woman's Society of Christian Service will hold its Spring Meeting on March 15 at Church Hill Maryland starting at 10 a m Mrs Austin Bagshaw secretary of spiritual life of the Northeastern Jurisdiction will be the principal speaker The theme will be That The Kingdom of God May Be Realized A Pledge Service will be held with all societies invited to participate Lunch will be served by the host church Reservations with Mrs Van Willis Church Hill telephone 2841 by March 12
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Easton
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Church Hill
Austin Bagshaw
van Willis
Edenton Homemakers Club Meets March 5th At Mrs. Preston Smith
Edenton Homemakers Club met Monday March 5 at 8 p m at Mrs Preston Smith home with Mrs L T Blades presiding The roll call on What 4 It Means To Our Community featured demonstrations on home furnishings by Mrs Dulin Fearins and Mrs Francis Trice Jr A surprise stork shower honored Mrs Jack Quillen and Mrs Rodney Folsinger Punch and cookies were served The next meeting is scheduled for April 2 at Mrs Jack Stafford's home with plans for a new project and leader training for lamp shade work.
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Edenton Homemakers’ Club
Preston Smith
L. T. Blades
Dulin Fearins
Francis Trice, Jr
Jack Quillen
Rodney Folsinger
Jack Stafford
Litterbug Warning Focuses on Maryland Cleanliness
A call to keep Maryland’s farms woods and inviting bays and beaches free from litter. Authorities urge residents and visitors not to dump on highways and to maintain a clean and beautiful state environment.
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Ocean
Maryland
Census Bureau Counts County Service Receipts In 1954
The county's 79 service establishments reported about 902000 dollars in receipts in the 1954 Census of Business preliminary data. Payroll totaled 190000 with 95 employees, 83 of whom worked full time near November 15. Personal services led with 27 firms and 377000 receipts, automotive services 8 firms and 113000, all other services 44 firms and 412000.
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Caroline County
Bureau of the Census
U. S. Department of Commerce
Teachers Attend Reading Conference At U. Of Del.
The University of Delaware hosted its annual Education and Reading Conference on March 2 and 3 directed by Dr. Russell G. Stauffer. Prominent speakers included Dr. Edgar Dale and Dr. Linwood Chase with several hundred teachers from Maryland Delaware New Jersey and Pennsylvania in attendance. Carol ine County participants included Mrs. Mary Gale Henderson Mrs. Lucilla Graf Greensboro and others with Mr Ashton serving as a Saturday panel member.
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University of Delaware
Russell G. Stauffer
Edgar Dale
Ohio State University
Linwood Chase
School of Education
Boston University
Thos. G. Pullen, Jr
Maryland
John Perkins
Ralph Preston
University of Pennsylvania
Harold Hunt
Washington, D. C
Delaware
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Caroline County
Mary Gale
FDR Delivers First Fireside Chat in 1933
FDR spoke to the nation in his inaugural Fireside Chat in 1933 detailing New Deal aims and offering reassurance during the Great Depression. The broadcast marked a new era of direct presidential communication to Americans.
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FDR
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