Last Meeting On Chronic Illness On Mar 18
The Caroline County Health Association will hold the final meeting on chronic illness at the Health Center in Denton on March 18 at 8 pm. Dr. James McCallum will speak on rehabilitation in state chronic hospitals, stressing patient independence and reduced State costs. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Health Association
Denton
James McCallum
State Department of Health
Maryland State Department of Health
Dr. McCallum
Health Department
Loan Agency Holds Annual Meeting March Second
The National Farm Loan Association held its annual stockholders meeting and dinner on March 2. About 159 stockholders and guests attended as Kent and Dorchester Counties elected directors E. Clyde Sparks and Goldsborough te James. Holsinger reported the best year for new farm mortgages in over a decade and said funds from the Federal Land Bank system are unlimited for good farmers. Johnson explained the association is member owned and funds come from consolidated bonds, correcting the belief that government funds are used. Woodson discussed Social Security, urging farmers and laborers to obtain numbers and contribute to qualify for retirement benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Farm Loan Association
Kent
Dorchester
William H. Johnson
Farm Credit District of
Baltimore
Baltimore Bank
J. Y. Woodson
Salisbury
Expansion program announced for Marydel church
A $20,000 building and expansion program for Immaculate Conception Catholic Church at Marydel was announced by Rev. Rudolph C. Miller. Plans include enlarging the main auditorium, adding a parish meeting hall and Sunday School classrooms, plus a new heating plant, kitchen and washrooms. The drive runs through March. Special Gift Committee members include William L. Oxley, Frank Micale, Joseph F. Kibler, Leonard Lorsong, Herbert C. Churchman, and Stephen Vogel. Congregation growth requires extra Masses. Sr. M. Anita and Sr. M. Augustine oversee the expanded Sunday School with the Benedictine Sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Marydel
Rudolph C. Miller
William L. Oxley
Frank Micale
Templeville
Joseph F. Kibler
Goldsboro
Leonard Lorsong
Henderson
Herbert C. Churchman
Hardy
Stephen Vogel
Petersburg
Del
Maurice Cotter
St. Benedict's Church
Ridgely
Henry Berg
Benedictine Sisters
Sr. M. Anita
M. Augustine
Sr. N. Annunciata
M. John Frances
Leweparper Radhiy
Cattle Owners Must Move Fast To Get Indemnity
Maryland cattle owners under Plan B of brucellosis control must act quickly to qualify for federal indemnity of 25 dollars per grade animal and 50 dollars for purebreds. They must sign up for Plan A and test all herd animals before April 1, 1955, with November 1 deadline for initial testing and December 31 for slaughter of reactors. Dr Brueckener urged immediate contact with local representatives or vets to ensure eligibility and explained Plan B aims to reduce financial impact while gradually cleaning brucellosis from herds. Under Plan A all cattle must be tested, reactors slaughtered, calves not required to be vaccinated, though vaccination is voluntary and beneficial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Arthur L. Brueckener
State Livestock Sanitary Service
Brueckener
Helen Irene Smith to Speak at Tri-County Homemakers Meet
Miss Helen Irene Smith Home Demonstration Agent Cecil County returns from Lebanon will speak at the Tri County Homemakers meeting in Cambridge on March 25. Morning program at 10:30 includes Farm and Home Development talk by University of Maryland Extension Service’s Mrs Florence Low, followed by group singing. The event at Rescue Fire Company Arena Cedar Street includes a luncheon at noon. Tickets available from Caroline County Homemakers Club presidents. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Irene Smith
Cecil County
Lebanon
Tri- County
Cambridge
Florence Low
University of Maryland Extension Service
Rescue Fire Company
Cedar Street
Highway 50
Nuttle Lumber Company
Robert Stanton
Preston
Caroline County
Chester Nelson
Francis H. Mullikin
Dorchester
Talbot County
Hattie Brooks
Dorchester County
Homemakers’ Clubs
Burrrsville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Illness
Mrs Reginald Wheatley and daughter Ann joined Rev Wheatley for a Westminster trip and college visit. H A Porter and Mrs Clarence Collison on sick list. Charlie Welch hosted Dunworth Welch at Harrington area. Howard Hopkins broke his hip in tree cutting and nears Milford Hospital. Rev Manuel Buarque and Loretta Visited Welch. Harold Hopkins and daughter Jean stayed with family in Claymont. MYF gathering in Goldsboro. Jerry and Joe Collison received tonsillectomies in Kent General Hospital Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald Wheatley
Ann
Wheatley
Westminster
H. A. Porter
Clarence Collison
Charlie Welch
Dunworth Welch
Harrington
Howard Hopkins
Milford Hospital
Manuel Buarque
Loretta
Harold Hopkins
Jean
Claymont
Pauline
MYF
Goldsboro
Jerry
Joe Collison
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Jupiter's Darling at Dentonia Theatre in Color
MGM's CinemaScope musical Jupiter's Darling comes to the Dentonia Theatre Sunday Monday Tuesday March 13 14 15 in color with Esther Williams Howard Keel Marge and Gower Champion and music by Burton Lane Harold Adamson. Also Six Bridges To Cross plays March 17 18 starring Tony Curtis Julie Adams and George Nader recounting the Boston robbery tale on location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MGM
Dentonia Theatre
Rome
B. C
Esther Williams
Howard Keel
Marge
Gower
Burton Lane
Harold Adamson
Tony Curtis
Julie Adams
George Nader
Boston
Piney 4-H Club News Meeting at Mrs Adams Home
Piney 4-H Club met March 1 at Mrs Roy Adams home with President Barbara Henry presiding and the 4-H pledge recited. Mrs Stivers spoke on A Teen Age Girls Etiquette while Mrs Adams distributed achievement seals from Miss Gronbeck. Hostesses were Mrs James Henry and daughters Barbara and Lois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Adams
Barbara Henry
Stivers
Adams
International Relations Day at Washington College
Washington College hosts International Relations Day on Friday March 25 with Dr Charles B Clark directing a program on The Communist Menace High school and college participants from Maryland join representatives from the U S Department of State for a 9 am session featuring a student panel and a debate on Recognition of Red China The day ends with a luncheon in Hudson Dining Hall and a final talk by a prominent speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington College
Charles B. Clark
Maryland
U. S. Department of State
Department of State
College
Hudson
Washington College Department of History and Political Science
Saulsbury Guests Attend Wilmington Orchid Show Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Saulsbury Sr and Mrs A G Saulsbury attended the Wilmington Orchid Show at Peoples Bank and Trust Company on Sunday and later dined with Mr and Mrs Marshall D Hitch. Mrs Leon Nichols is a patient in Memorial Hospital Easton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. Saulsbury
A. G. Saulsbury
Wilmington
Peoples Bank and Trust Company
Marshall D. Hitch
Leon Nichols
Memorial Hospital
Easton
The Educated Who Stops Studying Becomes Uneducated
A concise aphorism notes that when a learned person ceases study, their knowledge fades and they become less educated. The saying highlights the link between ongoing learning and sustained intellect.
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Loan Agency
Marydel R. C. Church
Tri-County
Burrsville
Dentonia
Piney
Ing
J. Virgil Moore
Charles V. Moore
Sandy
Southern States
CE UU LL
Lae le
States
Griass
Sleds Thag Sot Sas Cooperativg Inc
Southern States Farmers’ Supply Cooperative, Inc
Denton, Maryland
Caroline
Coats
S. Washington ST
Benjamin’s
Dan River
Orlon
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