Cancer Crusade Plans Set for April Across Maryland
Maryland counties appoint chairmen for the 1954 Cancer Crusade of the American Cancer Society with many quotas set including $26,000 in Baltimore County and $16,000 in Washington County. State chair William B. McCloskey notes statewide activity, grants, and examinations earlier results. The Caroline Choral Society also announces pianist John McAlister to perform in Denton on April 4 at 3 p.m. with a New York background and a New School of Music faculty role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cancer Society
Maryland
William B. McCloskey
Baltimore County
Louise Cooper
Robert Thompson
J. Norman Baetjer
Fred Donovan
Calvert County
William F. Wolf
Caroline County
M. T. Upperco
Carroll County
Edmund Pratt
Cecil County
Alberta Davis
Charles County
Phillip Cannon
Dorchester County
Frederick County
Cornelius Cronin
Harford County
Charles Miller
Howard County
J.lewin Burris
Kent County
Morris Adams
Upper Somerset
Ellsworth Tawes
Lower Somerset
W. Mason
Caroline Choral Society
John McAlister
New York
Denton
Caroline High School
Boy Scout Leaders Attend Conference At Dover
Tri-County District Commissioner Staff members from Easton Oxford Greensboro Chester and Dover attended the annual Commissioners Conference at Wesley Junior College Dover Delaware on Sunday March 21. About 75 Commissioners from the Del Mar Va Peninsula joined Dr. Edwin Fluevog Council Commissioner Wilmington and John O. Shanks Scout Executive for sessions outlining Organization and Extension Leadership Training Camping and Activities Advancement and Finance. Total service to boyhood among attendees exceeded 700 man years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Junior College
Dover
Del
John Kyle
Charles G. Stallings
Richard Fleming
William Roberson
Perry Wightman
Easton
Chester Swiderski
Oxford
John Witbak
Greensboro
Jack Tarr
Chester
H. Bruce Ayars
Del-Mar-Va Peninsula
Edwin Fluevog
Wilmington
Fluevog
Scout
John O. Shanks
Stach
Boy Scout Movement
Caroline County Holstein Unit Dinner Meeting Held
The Caroline County Holstein Association met at the Denton Fire house on Wednesday evening March 17. Thomas B. Bentley of the National Holstein-Friesian Association was the principal speaker. John Morris of the University of Maryland showed a motion picture on Holstein cattle. Two directors were elected, replacing Douglas Bennington of Denton and Joseph Edwards of Ridgely. Other directors are W. E. Meredith of Federalsburg, Thomas Clopper, and Frank Covey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Holstein Association
Denton
Thomas B. Bentley
National Holstein-Friesian Association
John Morris
University of Maryland
T. B. Bentley
Caroline County Holstein-Friesian Association
Hansen Hoffman
Caroline County
Dennis McCarty
Maryland Artificial Breeding Cooperative
F. M. Rogers
Douglas C. Bennington
Mr. Bentley
Howard C. Barker
Maryland Holstein-Friesian Association
Kindleberger
Get Your New License Now And Avoid Rush
The Commissioner of Motor Vehicles Thomas B R Mudd reminds motorists to apply for new license plates for privately owned passenger cars and motorcycles to avoid long lines. Current plates expire March 31 with no extension. commercial-class plates will be mailed later this month and go on sale April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. R. Mudd
Berlitz School Opens To Teach Languages In Easton
The Ber litz School of Languages began French and German classes in Easton three weeks ago and plans new Spanish French and German offerings. Mrs Harry P Gallagher wife of the local real estate man spearheaded the venture and invites inquiries as noted in the ad in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlitz School of Languages
Easton
Harry P. Galligher
France Confers Legion of Honor On A N Spanel
The government of France awards the Cross of Officier of the French Legion of Honor to A N Spanel, chairman of International Latex Corp. Ambassador Henri Bonnet cites friendship with France and gratitude for his outstanding contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
A. N. Spanel
International Latex Corporation
Henri Bonnet
Washington
French Republic
Del-Mar-Va Boards Meet in Exmore for March Session
Del-Mar-Va Firemen's and Auxiliaries Associations hold a Sunday meeting in Exmore Virginia at two o'clock to appoint committees and set plans for the Centreville convention May 11 and 12. The gathering marks the twenty fifth anniversary of the association with delegates preparing to represent their home company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Del-Mar-Va
Exmore
Del-Mar-Va Firemen’s and Auxiliaries’ Associations
Ixmore
Centreville
Short Course Club Committees Appointed
Caroline County Short Course Club held a luncheon at Concord Club House on Tuesday March 16. State president Mrs. John Altwater was represented by Mrs. Carter. Committees were named for Party, Freshmen, and Caroline boys and a program featured a duet, a skit about dorm life, a short play, and a flower arrangement. Mrs. Clifton Crouse discussed her trip to Europe and plans for Short Course were urged. President Mrs. George T. Lowe presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Concord Club
John Altwater
Carter
Robert Stanton
Skxennard Flelden
Herbert Craft
William Cooper
Kenneth Decker
Clifton Crouse
Caroline Boys
Spafford
Arthur Greenly
James Baker
Joseph Jackson
Furman’s Club
Unity Club
Drama Committee
Pete Shaffer
Albert Leese
Frank Zeigler
Roy Adams
James Henry
Wm. G. Towers
Wm. IF. Towers
E. A. Pearson
Pimm
Measles warning from Caroline County Health Dept
Caroline County faces rising measles cases and warns that while common, measles can lead to serious outcomes if not properly managed. Symptoms begin with fever, runny nose, sneezing, red watery eyes, and a head cold followed by a blotchy dusky red facial rash. Families should keep the child at home and consult the family physician, with gamma globulin offered to weakly or young children under medical guidance.
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Caroline County
Health Department
TV Repair Service To Open Tomorrow in Denton
Denton’s Market Street will welcome A B Service as it holds its Grand Opening tomorrow. The new shop is run by Cambridge repairmen James Benton and Medford Anderson, both NR I graduates with extensive electronics experience. They plan to service home appliances, radios, televisions, and refrigeration units and hope to relocate their families soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
A & B Service
Breeding & Nichols
Market Street
Cambridge
James Benton
Medford Anderson
Anderson
NRI
Benton
Homemakers Tri County Meeting Set for April 1
Dorchester Talbot and Caroline Counties Homemakers clubs plan their annual tri county meeting at Brethren Church Easton on April 1 from 10 30 to 3 00 The program features travel talk by Mrs C G Crouse juvenile delinquency talk by Dr John B May and student Heike Feilitz with special music by Mrs Mason Willis Invocation by Rev Barry T Fox Reservations for luncheon should be called in to Miss Bessie M Spafford Denton before Saturday March 27.
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Dorchester
Talbot
Caroline Counties
Brethren Church
Easton
C. G. Crouse
Caroline County
John B. May
State Teachers College
Salisbury
Heike Feilitz
Germany
Mason Willis
Wye Mills
Barry T. Fox
Bessie M. Spafford
Denton
Coach Jim Tatum Speaks To Rotary Club Again
Maryland football coach Jim Tatum addressed the Denton Rotary Club at the Brick Hotel last Tuesday. He defended competitive sport, criticized moves to limit interschool contests, and forecast a strong but less defensive Maryland team with higher scoring this fall.
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Jim Tatum
Rotary Club
University of Maryland
Denton Rotarians
Brick Hotel
Tatum
Oklahoma
Maryland
Salisbury Campus Leaders Cited At May Queen Events
Salisbury State Teachers College announced campus leaders during all seniors day as hundreds of Eastern Shore high school seniors visited. Ingrid Esterson of Crisfield is May Queen and will be crowned May 4 at the May fete with William Knicely of Salisbury as queen’s escort. other leaders include William Horner of Denton and Barbara Lee Jones of Salisbury. Gold Keys were awarded to David Meredith of Cambridge Conway Dryden and Ralph Dryden of Princess Anne and Shirley Young of Trenton New Jersey. A ruby in keys was earned by Glenn Lawson Crisfield Grayson Wheatley Greensboro and Betty Joy Townsend Salisbury with a second ruby for Miss Jones and Mrs Jayne Thompson Harrison Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury State Teachers College
Ingrid Esterson
Crisfield
William Knicely
Salisbury
State Teachers College
William Horner
Denton
Barbara Lee Jones
Esther Harrington
Conway Dryden
Princess Anne
Harriett Dickinson
William Eley
Ingleside
J. D. Blackwell
David Meredith
Cambridge
Conway
Ralph Dryden
Shirley Young
Trenton
N. J
Keys
Glenn Lawson
Grayson Wheatley
Greensboro
Betty Joy Townsend
Jones
Jayne Thompson Harrison
Wilmington
Federalsburg FTA Panel Outlines 24 Projects for Year
A Federalsburg High School FTA panel discussed 24 projects for the year at Preston High School. Delegates from Federalsburg Denton and Greensboro High Schools described activities. Officers and delegates were named for upcoming meetings and the Maryland Association of Future Teachers convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Future Teachers
Federalsburg High School
FTA
Fred G. Asilton
Future Teachers of America Club
Caroline County
Preston High School
Jack Lewis to Speak at Community Club Meeting
The Art Committee chaired by Mrs Edward Carney announces that author and illustrator Jack Lewis will be guest speaker at the April Community Club meeting using his book The Chesapeake Bay Area as the talk subject. Members are urged to bring guests and note the annual election of officers and committee reports. Hostesses include Miss Ela Carter and several listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Carney
Community Club
Jack Lewis
Chesapeake Bay Area
Lewis
Ela Carter
Dawson George
Rachel Morrison
A. P. Slocumb
Roy Adams
Percy Bittle
George Dutton
Martha Huffington
Denton Girl Places Third in State Oratory Contest
Barbara Hager of Denton placed third in the state wide oratory contest in Baltimore after winning county and district levels sponsored by the American Legion. A senior at Caroline High School she spoke on Our Constitution Worth Having Worth Defending and received an autographed copy of The Art of Eloquence by Gov. Theodore R. McKeldin and a medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Hager
Denton
American Legion
Baltimore
Barbara
Caroline High School
Theodore R. McKeldin
Baltimore City College
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Allegany
Eldred Steinman
Anne Arundel
Franklin Fick
S. William Seery
Hugh Cross, Jr
McAlister
Seaford
School of Music
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Robert Goldsand
Manhattan School of Music
New School of Music
Chappaqua
N. Y
Church of
John MC Alister
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Geraldine Walters
Grace Hawks
John J. Ferdian, Jr
Earl W. Roberts
Federalsburg
Dana D. McClung
Greensboro High School
Lois Fuchs
Stanley Cole
Ann Marquardt
Maryland Association of Future Teachers of America
Charlotte Canon
Franklin Dukes
Gladys Frampton
Janet Hopkins
William Harding
Preston
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