Marydel Homemakers Club March Meeting Highlights
Marydel Homemakers Club gathered sixteen members for devotions led by Mrs. R C Strausburg. Plans announced for the March 27 Easter supper at the community hall with proceeds to Delaware and Maryland Red Cross Chapters. Seventeen members plan to attend Greensboro Club’s April 8 meeting, leaving Collison’s store at 1:15 p m. A Swedish tea ring and fruit bar baking demonstration by Mrs. Clara Smith and Mrs. James Scotten, with assistance from Mrs. Heather and Mrs. Logan, preceded a social hour with cake samples. The April 10 exchange of gifts by Pollyanna sisters will be at the homes of Mrs. H Ward and Mrs. Wm Mickey. Roll call will feature an interesting item. T E Heather Jr will review a book. Alvin Bradley is treasurer and Peggy Meredith is the recorder. Local leader is Ross Robinson, with John H Williams as assistant. The next meeting is Friday April 4 at 8 p m. Present were Helen Kent, Peggy Meredith, Winifred Rebstock, Virginia Thomas, Richard Thomas, Otho Smith, Kenneth Cox, Charles Warren, Levin Fishell, Kenneth Fishell, Dale Reagan, Edwin Meredith, Kemp Todd Jr, Jack Waldis, Gerald Bradley, Bradley Morris, Bruce Towers and Bill Walkley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Heather
Marydel
Homemakers Club
R. C. Strausburg
Community Hall
H. Logan
Delaware
Maryland
Collison
Clara Smith
James Scotten
Pollyanna
H. Ward
Wm. Mickey
T. E. Heather Jr
Alvin Bradley
Peggy Meredith
Ross Robinson
John H. Williams
Helen Kent
Winifred Rebstock
Virginia Thomas
Richard Thomas
Otho Smith
Kenneth Cox
Charles Warren
Levin Fishell
Kenneth Fishell
Dale Reagan
Edwin Meredith
Kemp Todd Jr
Jack Waldis
Gerald Bradley
Bradley Morris
Bruce Towers
Bill Walkley
Hickman Homemakers Club Meeting Scheduled
Hickman Homemakers Club will meet in the community building adjoining the church on March 28 at 1 30 p m. Members are urged to attend and visitors are welcome for what promises to be an interesting meeting.
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Hickman Homemakers Club
Little Homemaker 4 H Club Met in March Meeting
The Little Homemaker 4 H Club met March 6 with Janice Passwaters as president. Nineteen members attended including one new member Eleanore Griffith and four guests. Officers reported minutes and treasury while plans and projects for earning money and a possible movie sponsorship were discussed.
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Little Homemaker
Janice Passwaters
Norma
June
Janice
Eleanore Griffith
Helen May Butler
Sandra Addington
R. C. North
Howard Trice
Peggy Callahan
Federalsburg 4-H Club Elects Officers at March Meeting
Federalsburg hosts a 4-H organization meeting at the Richardson home on Friday evening March 7. County agent Francis Rogers spoke on 4-H work. Elected officers include President Bruce Towers Vice President Robert Richardson and Secretary Mark Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Richardson
Federalsburg
Francis Rogers
Bruce Towers
Robert Richardson
Mark Morris
Two-Day Skeet Shoot At Pioneer Point This Weekend
A two day skeet shoot to benefit the Goodwill Volunteer Fire Company of Centreville and their new firehouse will be held Saturday and Sunday March 22 23 at the Pioneer Point Skeet Field. Sponsored by the Queen Anne s County Sportsmen s Club the event targets new shooters with prizes for high gun runner up and others. Noted skeetmen Clif ton Green Joseph M George and Dr C H Metcalfe will teach beginners Sunday s events start at 10 am with five man two man teams and individuals. Teams from the Delmarva Peninsula are expected. shells and refreshments will be sold on site.
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Goodwill Volunteer Fire Company
Centreville
Pioneer Point
Queen Anne’s
Delmarva Peninsula
Calhoun
Cedarhurst Club
Salisbury
Banquet Closes Season for Queen Anne Soccer Club
The Queen Anne soccer club wrapped up the 1946-47 season with a March 15, 1947 banquet at the Hillsboro-Queen Anne firehouse. Twenty three members and guests enjoyed a turkey dinner, and Harry Gibson Jr. won the Champion Eater medal as toastmaster Bernard Kibler introduced East ern Shore Soccer League president Dukes Meeks, who praised the club’s spirit and stamina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Anne
Wenty
Hillsboro-Queen Anne Fire Company
Harry Gibson Jr
Bernard Kibler
Dukes Meeks
Eastern Shore Soccer League
Meeks
Eastern Shore League Names 9 Umpires for 1947 Season
A nine member umpire staff led by Umpire in Chief Hanson Horsey was announced by league president Thomas J Kibler for the 1947 Eastern Shore Baseball League season. Holdovers from 1946 include Horsey and Robert C Hanks of Fulton Ohio with seven others selected from Bill McGowans umpire school in Cocoa Florida. New officials cover Bayonne New Jersey Horicon Wisconsin Gilman Iowa Mechanicsville New Jersey Keyport New Jersey Detroit Michigan Jersey City New Jersey. Three umpires were promoted to higher classification: Chet Haupt to the Inter State League Jim Honochik to the International League and Ed Keimpel to the Southeastern League. George Ekaitis and Henry Carrington retired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson Horsey
Thomas J. Kibler
Horsey
Robert C. Hanks
Fulton
Ohio
Bill McGowan
Cocoa
Fla
McGowan
Max Price
Bayonne
N. J
Homan Bentz
Horicon
Wisc
Raymond Alden
Gilman
Iowa
Arthur Alvarez
Mechanicsville
Mike Briscoe
Keyport
William Bennicks
Detroit
Mich
Daniel McNamara
Jersey City
Chet Haupt
Jim Honochik
Ed Keimpel
George Ekaitis
Henry Carrington
Pirates Name McKinnon Manager In Shore Loop
Ray Kennedy, general manager of the Pittsburgh NL club, announced Gordon McKinnon as manager of the Rehoboth Pirates, a new entry in the Shore loop. McKinnon led the league in hitting in 1941 with .844 and previously played for Milford Giants. he later joined Jersey City of the International League before service. Dr. J. E. Dunn of the Seaford Eagles announced three new players: Bill Mills of Rochester NY, Frank Walsh of New York, and John Frydock from Three Rivers Canada. The Easton Yankees added pitcher Tommy Healey of Baltimore to their roster per E. Lee Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon McKinnon
Rehoboth Pirates
Shore Loop
Ray Kennedy
Pittsburgh
Milford
J. E. Dunn
Seaford Eagles
Bill Mills
Rochester, N. Y
Frank Walsh
New York
John Frydock
Three Rivers, Can
Easton Yankees
Tommy Healey
Baltimore
E. Lee Hills
In Memoriam for Angie Crouse at First Methodist Church
An In Memoriam note honors Angie Crouse a longtime member of the Society for Christian Service at First Methodist Church. It speaks of God’s call in day and night and offers comfort to those who suffer and remember.
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Angie Crouse
Society For Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Resolutions Offered by Lonie Ramsdell Committee
Left sorrowing, they seek divine comfort as night closes. Lonie Ramsdell, Resolutions Committee, expresses prayers for healing and peace.
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Lonie Ramsdell
Resolutions Committee
Card of Thanks for Elizabeth Kibler Death
The family expresses gratitude to friends who remembered them after the death of mother Elizabeth Kibler. They thank all for kindness, tributes in flowers, and support during bereavement. Anne M. Bradford and Son. George Kibler, Margaret E. Vogt.
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Elizabeth Kibler
Anne M. Bradford
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Buddy” Pinder
Buddy
Billy Moore
Jim Briscoe
Barney” Kibler
Capos
Sistent
Denton Journal
Memoriam
SS Fafford's Market
Market Street
Denton, Maryland
Texas
New Texas
Bonnet Flower Shop
Howard C. Wise Co
Greensboro
Denton Road
Azalea
Lamison
Beauty Shop
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