Revival at Greensboro Holiness Church March 1928
Revival services at Pilgrim Holiness Church Greensboro begin March 19 and run through March 28 with daily 7:15 p.m. services. Evangelist Rev. L. W. Stuart from East Worcester New York will lead, joined by Mr and Mrs Elwood Stuart from Principio Furnace Maryland as singers and musicians. Pastor Rev. E L Horseman extends a friendly welcome.
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Pilgrim Holiness Church
Greensboro
L. W. Stuart
East Worcester
N. Y
Elwood Stuart
Princpio Furnace
E. L. Horseman
Record enrollment projections for Maryland 1960 to 1970
The Southern Regional Education Board projects Maryland public school enrollment rising by about 169000 in 1960 and college enrollment reaching about 75000 by 1970, a 92 percent increase from 1951-52. The study, supported by Maryland and 13 other states, urges 20 year planning to meet rising demand with quality teaching and research.
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Maryland
Southern Regional Education Board
State Departments of Education
Nwwe
John E. Ivey, Jr
Greensboro WSCS Met Thursday March 11
The March meeting of the WSCS at St. Paul's Methodist Church Greensboro drew 22 members. Circle No 3 presented a panel on Our Spanish Speaking Neighbors in the Southeast highlighting Latin Americans near the Mexican border and church efforts to aid integration and social services. Final plans included two food sales for March 20 and 27 to support the Church Building Fund and reminders to bring Lenten offerings.
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WSCS
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Greensboro
Circle No. 3
Southeast
Michigan
Methodist Church
Martha Bilbrough
Sunshine Committees
Red Cross
Frances Wheatley
Main St
Marie Spence
Cambridge
Judy Garland Recovers in Courageous Comeback Story
The American Weekly's March 21 issue features Judy Garland describing a daring return after a string of illnesses. The magazine, in Colorgravure with the Baltimore Sunday American, promotes an illustrated feature titled A Star is Reborn.
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Judy Garland
American Weekly
Baltimore Sunday American
Efficient Millers Protect Profits
Efficient milking depends on operator skill and machine repair. Check milker rubber parts, teat cups, hoses, pulsator, stallecock, and vacuum lines. Replace deteriorated rubber and adjust or replace pulsators to ensure proper pulsations before the busy season begins.
Painter and farmer debate beauty of dawn and night sky
An artist painting in the country asks a farmer if he has seen nature's splendor. The farmer replies he has not had a drink for nearly ten years, turning the poetic exchange toward restraint and perception.
Projected college age population and high school grads rise
The projection notes that changes in the economy or defense plans may alter figures but by 1970 the college-age population is expected to rise about 113 percent and annual high school graduates to about one and a half times their present level.
Maryland Corn Allotment Policy Clarified for 1954
Maryland officials clarified corn acreage rules noting underplanting no more than 10 percent of a 1951 allotment avoids penalties in future programs. Policy allows planting 90 to 100 percent of 1954 allotment to count as full planting. aims to prevent unnecessary splitting of fields. Secretary Benson warns turkey producers to cut output to avoid low prices, citing 1953 gains, storage and exports, and past government action.
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State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committe
George J. Martin
Ile
Department of Agriculture
Martin
Turkey
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
Canada
Boundary survey urged to re establish Maryland Delaware line
Senator Butler of Maryland introduces a bill by Senator Buller to resurvey and restore the Maryland Delaware boundary markers. He notes two centuries of neglect and displaced markers, contrasts with Mason and Dixon markers on Maryland Pennsylvania line, and cites 1951 acts enabling cooperative restoration. The move seeks to confirm original positions with no inter-state dispute.
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Buller
Maryland
Delaware
Butler
Maryland and
Pennsylvania
Mason and Dixon
Maryland General Assembly
Board of Natural Resources
Contrasts of Winter Weather and Spiritual Light
A poem by Hilda K. Wiggin contrasts cold winter winds with warm home fires and joyful hearts earned by doing the Savior's will. It warns that sin brings a blight, while faithful living leads to lasting happiness after earthly tasks are complete.
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Hilda K. Wiggin
Modern High-Compression Short-Stroke GO Savings
The text describes savings and GO benefits of a modern high compression short-stroke low-friction design. It notes efficiency gains and performance improvements in applicable mechanical systems. Further specifics are not provided in the fragment.
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Holiness Church
A. E. Fletcher
Fred J. Wright
Alton Billmeier
C. Elsie Billmeier
Optometrists
Moore
Denton, Maryland
Ford
Fordomatic
Stewart& Son, Inc
Denton
Ford Theatre
Channel 11
F.C
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