Capping Service For Easton Student Nurses Tonight
Memorial Hospital School of Nursing honors twenty students with a candle light capping service at the Episcopal Cathedral on Goldsborough Street. Six of the seven pre clinical students advance to the Freshman Class as Mary Catherine Neal Marian Pauline Morris Martha Lee Jenkins Doris Mae Ivans Emily Marie McCrea Ruth Anna Foster and Susan Rebecca Wilson receive their white caps. Mabel Jump and Linda Patchett serve as ushers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Episcopal Cathedral
Goldsborough Street
Goldsboro
Ruth Anna Foster
Centreville
Susan Rebecca Wilson
Georgetown
Delaware
Mabel Jump
Linda Patchett
Cambridge district W S C S meeting features Kathryne Bieri
The Cambridge Grace Methodist Church hosts the District W S C S meeting on March 27 with Miss Kathryne J. Bieri as principal speaker. The all day program includes a 10 am opening, a two point program on stewardship, a pantomime on the societies first five years, a box lunch, and musical numbers by Grace Intermediate Choir and preschoolers from local churches. Bieri, a Taylor University graduate with a Temple University master's, has traveled widely in Asia and has served as field secretary of the Methodist Church W S C S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Grace Methodist Church
Cambridge
Kathryne J. Bieri
Woman’s Division of
Christian Service
the
Methodist Church
Thomas H. Maguire
Boston
Vinton Shufelt
Hurlock
W. Ss. Co. S
church
Grace
Zion
St. Paul’s Methodist Churches
Jesus
Bieri
Taylor University
Temple University
China
Japan
Korea
Philippine Islands
Maryland State Police warn against misused solicitations
The Department of Maryland State Police warns business people and citizens that the department is not soliciting funds or approving solicitations by anyone. Anyone with information about illegal use of the department name should contact the nearest Barracks for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Maryland State Police
Harrington Races Set to Open May 1
Plans near completion for the Harrington pari mutuel harness opener on May 1 with B I Shaw presiding over meetings. The Harrington Racing Association officers and a seven member board attend, with 200+ horses in training headed by Direct Express 1.59% owned by Fred Greenly. Trainers include Paul Vineyard, Winsor Wright, J M Davis, and others from Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. I. Shaw
Harrington Racing Association
W. T. Moore
Ernest Boughley
Harrington
J. M. Davis
Clayton
Wilt Swain
Bridgeville
J. Gordon Smith
Dover
Ed Harrington
Felton
Fred Powell
J. O. Williams
Federalsburg
Fred Bailey
Harrington track
Paul Vineyard
pride of
Coupon
Marion Direct
Thistle
Scott Free
Winsor O. Wright
Vineyard
Hayes Hanover
Cita Hanover
Elliott Hanover
Follow Jim
Mac High
Delaware
Ohio
Miss Forbes Chief
Quick Reward
Mighty Vic
Joe Hylan
Pennsylvania
Norman Lynch Shamrock stable
Truman Campbell
Dagsboro
Del
Myrtle Chief
Ralph Lord
E. P. Parker
Salisbury
Reaper Hanover
Mighty Dexter
General Law
Johnny Simpson
Paul Welp
Port Royal
Henry Clukey
Rockland
Maine
Denton Soccer Club Defeats Parksville 5 to 2
The Denton Soccer Club defeated Parksville Soccer Club of Baltimore 5 to 2 in the final game last Sunday. Denton took an early lead and held off Baltimore throughout to secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Parksville
Baltimore
Baltimore lads
Field Trials At Edgar Walls Farm Sunday March 23 1947
Field trials will be held at Edgar E Walls farm two miles south of Ingleside Maryland on Route 313. Free entry fee and 100 dollars guaranteed final. Come early and try any dog. Flat Foto service and Edgar E Walls Sr dogs will not run. Refreshments served on grounds. Admission 50 cents at gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar E. Walls
Ingleside
Maryland
Edgar E. Walls, Sr
Firemen's Drive A Great Success
During the past week letters were mailed for contributions to support the Greensboro Volunteer Fire Co and other expenses. By Monday night 56 replies yielded 384 dollars in donations. the fire company thanks each contributor including Pet Milk Employees Fund Dan Perry Geo W Steward Ralph A Dukes Doc Wothers Fred Monroe and many others and mentions local businesses and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Company
Greensboro Volunteer Fire Co
Pet Milk Employees Fund
Dan Perry
Geo. W. Steward
Ralph A. Dukes
Doc Wothers
Fred Monroe
Eglantine Farms
Hobbs & Jarman
Samuel Mellits
William Hinrich
Riverside Hotel
Joe Roche
Ernest Longfellow
Freeborn Eilwanger
Sarah Matthews
Golden Ferreria
Ed. Weaver Jr
Fred Cohee
B. E. Pippin
Elsie Bilbrough
Anna Hollingsworth
Arlie Dingledine
Fanny Noble
Mary Stufft
H. T. Langmaid
Norman R. Cohee
Oscar Wyatt
Esther S. Nashold
S. H. Harris
Charles E. Wothers
Mary C. Orrell
Marie Spencer
Bertha Maloney
A. T. Kauer
Augustine Brown
Mary Bowman
G. D. Crouse
Floyd Wothers
Hersey Russell
R. B. Zacharias
J. E. Weaver Sr
Marshall Roy
James Curry Jr
A. G. Dukes
Steve Seiler Sr
Calvin Porter
John Wyatt
Mar Del League Semis Set After Close Finish
Dover clinched fourth place over Denton in a tight finish to the Mar Del League season. Denton and Dover split crucial games as Smyrna hosts Middletown, Dover visits Milford, with a potential third game March 26 if needed. Lane leads Denton with 15 points in the final, while Milford’s Paul Martin trails at 348 in 28 games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smyrna
Middletown
Dover
Milford
Denton
Cecilion
Snecker
Slaughter
Middledletown
Felton
Bob Lane
Paul Martin
Martin
Dill
Tom Earnest
Wise Warns On Sales To Minors
Sheriff William E. Andrew and other officers report widespread alcohol sales to underage drinkers. State's Attorney James A. Wise urges licensees to verify ages and comply with the law or face prosecution. Minors who misrepresent age risk delinquency charges. those procuring for a minor also face offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Andrew
James A. Wise
Mr. Wise
Andrew
National Guard Company H Holds First Meeting
The Armory hosted the first organizational gathering for Company H as it prepares for federal inspection within 30 to 60 days. The unit currently comprises 1 officer and enlisted men, needing more to reach 100 percent strength, with several ratings still open and plans for a robust recreation and athletics program alongside weekly drills.
County P.T.A. Council To Be Organized On Thursday
The Caroline County P T A Council moves toward formation with a 8 p m meeting on Thursday March 27 at Federalburg High School. Presidents of five major P T A units and high school principals will attend as part of a county wide effort to unify P T A activities and share information from state and national associations. The January 27 session featured Dr Blackwell outlining objectives including cooperation with schools and welfare agencies and increasing unit efficiency. A minimum of five units is required to form the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federalsburg
Caroline County
P.T. A
Caroline High School
Blackwell
Maryland
Red Cross Campaign Going Ahead Fast in Caroline County
Marvin Smith, chairman of the annual fund drive for Caroline County American Red Cross, says nearly half the $1,560 quota has been raised since the March 17 kickoff. Receipts reported include Greensboro 205.68 Federalsburg 158.63 Ridgely 112.60 Denton 98.25 Hillsboro 87.70 Preston 72.62 Goldsboro 15.35 Marydel 7.90, with completion expected within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Smith
Caroline County
American Red Cross
Greensboro
Federalsburg
Ridgely
Denton
Hillsboro
Preston
Goldsboro
Marydel
Noted Pianist To Present Recital At Avalon Theatre
Talbot Music Club will sponsor a recital by Katherine Bacon at the Avalon Theatre Easton on Sunday afternoon March 23 at three o clock. Tickets are on sale at The Music Box East Dover Street Easton with reserved seats 1.50 and balcony 1.00 including tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot Music Club
Katherine Bacon
Avalon Theatre
Easton
Talbot county
Music Box
East Dover Street
New York
Bacon
New York Philharmonic
Caroline Ditching Group Backs Md $50,000 Conservation Bill
Caroline County Ditch Managers Association formed to speed drainage and back a $50,000 soil conservation bill in Annapolis. Officers include Chairman Harry L. Sullivan Denton and Vice Chairman Charles Dean Ridgely. They seek $2,000 more to operate drag line dredges, with existing appropriations totaling $3,500 plus $1,500 for a new dredge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Caroline County
Annapolis
Harry L. Sullivan
Denton
Charles Dean
Ridgely
Francis M. Rogers
Hugh Hancock
College Park
Greensboro Youth Center Opens Thursdays at Firehouse
The Greensboro Youth Center, run by the local high school Student Council, meets every Thursday from 7 30 to 10 30 pm at the firehouse. Aimed at community and school activities, it is directed by Mr. Stone with Marie Dobson guiding the weekly program. Three officers head the board: Phyllis Nashold president Edwin Jump vice president and Miriam Baynard secretary treasurer. Prizes and dances dominate the recreation, including bingo charades wink and Jerusalem and spot dances with records by Robert Orrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Phyllis Nashold
Edwin Jump
Miriam Baynard
Stone
Marie Dobson
Jerusalem
Robert Orrell
Paul Joneses
Eastern Shore Power Links Chestertown Electric Plant
Eastern Shore Public Service Company announced that Chestertown Electric Light and Power will receive its total electricity supply. A 22,000 volt transmission line connects ESPS to Chestertown property, enabling expanded industrial and business production in Chestertown and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestertown Electric Light and Power Company
Chestertown
Maryland
Eastern Shore Public Service Company
George M. Nelson
Eastern Shore Public Service
Delmarva Peninsula
Youth Mass Meeting At Cambridge March 27
Dr James S Chubb associate secretary of the General Board of Evangelism will speak at a youth mass meeting in Grace Methodist Church Cambridge on Thursday March 27 at 730 pm. The event aims to energize church life through the New Life Movement and invites youths 15 to 25 to attend. Reverend Hastings hosts the event assisted by Reverend Hubbard with church leaders coordinating arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Chubb
General Board of Evangelism
Methodist Church
New Life Movement
Easton
Grace Methodist Church
Cambridge
Albert E. Day
Chubb
New Life Missions
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Parkville Lane
Ritter
D. Weir
Des Porter
Deitzel
Tribbitt
Langrell
Parkville—Rush
Kade
Davis
Denton’s Lane
Harrington Felton
Cecilton
Wise
National Guard Co
P.T.A. Council
Red Cross
New York Herald Tribune
Katherine Bason
Town Hall
Miss Bacon
New York Journal
Harry H. Rieck
Rieck
C. Percival Merrick
University of Maryland
Merrick
John Hull
Department of Agriculture
Greensboro Youth Center
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