Brethren to Hole Parley At Denton
A southeastern regional camping conference of the Church of the Brethren will be held at Camp Mardela Denton May 1 2 3 led by Rev William Smith executive secretary of the Southeastern Region. About 85 camping leaders are expected as Peninsula Methodist Camp officials attend with Brethren camps from Maryland to Florida represented. Leaders include Edward Crill national youth director Miss Bessie Miller national director of children's work Rev David K Hannawalt Maryland district executive director Dr John W Price Lancaster curator of Franklin and Marshall College who will stress nature study. Mar dela District camp leaders listed include Jr and Mrs A J Fletcher Miss Thelma Bowman Rev Norman Warner Rev and Mrs J S Rittenhouse Mr and Mrs Clifton G Crouse Mr and Mrs Earl Hutchison Ralph Hutchison Alvin Walbridge Mrs Pauline Weisbrod Gilbert Walbridge Mrs Norman Fike Oscar Mankamyer Mrs Roy Judy Sr Rev Walter K Mahan Rev Grant Mahan Mr and Mrs Martin Ebey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Camp Mardela
Denton
William Smith
Bridgewater
Peninsula Methodist Camp
Maryland
Florida
Edward Crill
Elgin
Ill
Gilbert Walbridge
Norman Fike
Oscar Mankamyer
Easton
Roy Judy
Greenwood
Walter K. Mahan
Grant Mahan
Rehoboth
Martin Ebey
Westover
County PTA Council Meets at Caro Line High School
The County Council of the Parent-Teacher Associations met at Caro Line High School on Wednesday evening April 22. A turkey dinner was served to about 60 members and guests, with officers and principals present. Mrs. Leonard Needles and Mrs. Powell Short attended. Mrs. Stanley G. Cook spoke on Legislation and Mrs. Fred L. Bull spoke on School Education. County Council officers are President William H. Kleinwachter, Vice-President T. Noble Jarrell Jr., Treasurer Elton L. Kindleberger, and Secretary Mrs. Thomas J. Turkington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline High School
Helen Thawley
PTA
Leonard Needles
Fred L. Bull
White Hall
County Council
William H. Kleinwachter
Preston
T. Noble Jarrell, Jr
Goldsboro
Elton L. Kindleberger
Greensboro
Thomas J. Turkington
Denton
Caroline County
Stanley G. Cook
William Kleinwachter
Powell Short
Kindleberger
Plans for Caroline Land Week in Maryland
Plans for Maryland Land Week program in Caroline County are nearly complete per County Chairman W S Carroll. The committee aims to finalize needs for a Norris Coulbourne farm face lifting demonstration near Choptank on Friday August 14. Local dealers in farm machinery hardware feed seed lime and fertilizer will be asked to assist. The finance committee added Wm Fleming J Boone Jarrell W S Carroll Mrs Kennard Holden H H Reich Sr Wm Kleinwachter Earl M Crouse Geo Clendaniel Wm Engerman H K Shults H H Rieck Jr Wm Darling C V Layton Chris Nagel and J O Williams. The committee will meet May 4 at 8 00 pm in the Soil Conservation office to complete plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Caroline County
W. S. Carroll
Wm. Fleming
Hillsboro
J. Boone Jarrell
Ridgely
Kennard Holden
Denton
H. H. Reich, Sr
Preston
Wm. Kleinwachter
Earl M. Crouse
Geo. Clendaniel
Wm. Engerman
H. K. Shults
Marydel
H. H. Rieck, Jr
Wm. Darling
C. V. Layton
Chris Nagel
Federalsburg
J. O. Williams
Soil Conservation Office
C H S to Hold May Day Celebration at Caroline High
Caroline High School schedules an Old English May Day on Wednesday May 6 at 1 pm featuring May Court entrance and crowning, grand marches by grades 4 through 11, dances and acts like Patty Cake Polka and Lili Marlene, with pageantry and audience participation. Weather outlook: warmer with showers Thursday, then fair and cooler Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline High School
Elgar
Lili Marlene
Maryland
Delaware
4-H Girls Hold 27th Annual Meeting at Concord
The 27th annual 4-H Girls Federation gathering at Concord Church House drew about 125 participants. New officers elected include President Jane Ringgold and Vice President Nancy Lane, with Lois Fuchs as Secretary and Nancy Schall as Treasurer. exhibits spanned cakes cookies candy pies breads clothing and scrapbooks judged by Mrs. J B Jarrell, Mrs. H E Holsinger, Mrs. Henry Fisher, and Mrs. Byron Poore, with purple and blue ribbon recipients named across multiple classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4-H Girls Federation
Caroline County
Concord Church House
4-H
Jane Ringgold
Nancy Lane
Lois Fuchs
Nancy Schall
Charles Dean
J. B. Jarrell
H. E. Holsinger
Henry Fisher
Byron Poore
Lois Ann Butler
Joan Morgan
Kay Noble
Barbara Fuchs
Peggy Goodman
Ruth Turner
Ellen Wilson
Janice White
Deanna White
Sue Pritchard
Betty Moore
Sandra Coulbourne
Carol Larimore
Karen Hackett
Angel
Rosemary Marquardt
Jane Forest
Anne Butler
Peggy Ringgold
Jane Lister
Anne Decker
Charlotte Cannon
Sharon Cannon
Faye Redden
Barbara Walls
Mary Lee Engerman
Thelma Hackett
Nancy Laramore
Nancy Rice
Betty Eigenbrode
Lois
Motorists Warned About Expired Tags
Maryland State Police caution motorists against displaying expired registration plates on the front of any vehicle. Old plates from various locales have become common while remaining legal only if they bear no license numbers. Violators face fines when apprehended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Conference On Atomic Energy Attracts County Teachers To College Park
Maryland teachers attended a Saturday April 25 conference at the University of Maryland on atomic energy. Sponsored by the State Department of Education the University and the U S Atomic Energy Commission the event featured experts on atomic development peacetime uses and implications for science social studies curricula. Attendees included Geo Clendaniel Denton Fred Asilton Denton Lewis Davis and others from Federalsburg and Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
University of Maryland
State Department of Education
University
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
U. S. Office of Education
Geo. Clendaniel
Denton
Fred Asilton
Lewis Davis
Viola Collins
Erma Huff
Thomas Butterly
Francis McGinty
Federalsburg
Eighth Annual Baby Derby May 2nd
The Acme Markets and American Stores present the eighth annual Baby Derby on Saturday May 2 1953 for babies born between 12:01 a.m. and 12 p.m. Eligible families receive a Gift Package of baby foods after mailing a coupon by May 16. The prize carton of baby foods will be delivered to the mother at the listed address once lists are verified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acme Super Markets
Acme
Shore Conference Hosts Eastern Shore Principals Meeting
County high school administrators from the Shore and Eastern Shore districts met at the Tidewater Hotel Easton on Monday April 27 to discuss the role of the principal as leader in instruction. The event was planned by the State Department of Education and Tri County Principals Association with key participants including Mr Charles Hurley Mr Theodore George Mr Fred Ashton Mr Otis Trice and remarks by Dr Wilbur Devilbiss Dean at the University of Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Shore High Schools
Tidewater Hotel
Easton
State Department of Education
Tri-County Principals Association
Charles Hurley
Hurlock School
Theodore George
St. Michaels High School
Fred Asilton
Caroline County High Schools
Otis M. Trice
Cambridge High School
Wilbur Devilbiss
College of Education
University of Maryland
Bird Club Announces May Program
Caroline County Bird Club outlines a May schedule with field trips May 3-6, a May 9 birds census, May 14 meeting at Camp Mardela, May 15-17 state society annual meeting at Camp Greentop near Hagerstown, and May 22-24 Ocean City trip, plus member contacts for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Bird Club
Greensboro Firehouse
Camp Mardela
Denton
State Society
Camp Greentop
Catoctin Mountains
Hagerstown
Ocean City
Peninsular WSCS Meets in Wilmington Next Friday
The Peninsular Conference Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church holds its annual meeting at Grace Church Wilmington on Friday May 8 with sessions at 10 00 am and 2 00 pm The devotional will be led by Hazel Horner and guest speaker Mrs Frank G Brooks who has led the Woman's Division of Christian Service since 1948 Also on the program Miss Hilda Wiley Seaford discusses missionary work in Jagdalphur Bastar District India Officers and department Secretaries will be elected with Thomas N Maguire Cambridge as chair of nominations Plans for the fifteenth anniversary of the Conference Projects in Wilmington will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Wilmington
Miss Wiley
Wesley Junior College
Scarritt College
Jagdalphur
Bastar
India
Thomas N. Maguire
Cambridge
National President To Address Girl Scout Council
Mrs Roy F Layton national president Girl Scouts of the U S A will be in Seaford Delaware Monday May 11 to speak to the Peninsula Girl Scout Council in the high school auditorium at 8 p m This is the regular May meeting of the Council of which all registered adult girl scouts are members The public and all senior and intermediate girl scouts are invited There is no admission charge The Peninsula Council comprises Sussex and Kent Counties Delaware and Dorchester Talbot Queen Annes Caroline and Kent counties Maryland The council president is Mrs K Thomas Everngam of Denton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy F. Layton
Girl Scouts of the
U.S.A
Seaford
Del
Peninsula Girl Scout Council
Peninsula Council
Sussex
Kent
Delaware
Dorchester
Talbot
Queen Anne’s
Caroline
Maryland
K. Thomas Everngamn
Denton
Chevy Chase
Layton
National
Girl Scout Organization
Boston
Mass
National Board of Directors
Personnel Department
Edith Macy Training School
Girl Scout Adult Education Center
Community Club To Elect Officers
The Denton Community Club will meet at the Club House on Friday May 1 at 2 p m. Election of officers and annual reports will be main features of the meeting. Mrs Edward Carney chairs the Tea Committee with members Mrs Alan Armstrong Mrs James Harris Mrs George Dutton Mrs John Mandrell Mrs Hamilton Hallowell and Mrs Roy Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Community Club
Edward Carney
Alan Armstrong
James Harris
George Dutton
John Mandrell
Hamilton Hallowell
Roy Adams
Henderson Man Seriously Injured in Accident and Shootings
Alfred Dove of Henderson was seriously injured early Sunday when his motorcycle was struck by a vehicle driven by William Blackburn of Goldsboro. Dove sustained a compound fracture of the right leg and head injuries and was taken to Memorial Hospital Easton. Trooper Myers estimated $800 in property damage and ongoing investigation. In West Denton a separate incident involved gunfire at a trooper and multiple assaults, resulting in a suspect Lula Mae Cropper jailed after charges of assault and drunkenness. Additional accidents in Ridgely and Templeville produced injuries including Mondell Semans Sr and Jr, with farewells to yield rights and reckless driving charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Dove
Henderson
William Blackburn
Goldsboro
North Carolina
Ridgely- Greensboro
Greensboro
Blackburn
Williams Walls
Ridgely
Dove
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Jack Boulais
F E. C. Myers
Herman Wright
Denton
E. C. Myers
River Road
Lula Mae Cropper
W. A. S. Wright
Maryland House of Correction
James Nickerson
Barclay
Templeville
James Reed
Clayton
Del
Nickerson
First Street
Central Ave
Mondell Semans, Jr
Central
Semans
Cpl
Gus Koste
Five Seek Assessor Position At Denton
Five men applied for the local assessor job in Caroline County following Charles Todd of Denton resigning in March. Applicants include E. T. Orme Sr., Robert Donald Larrimore, Wilson Irwin, Douglas F. Fleetwood, all of Denton, and Paul White of Federalsburg. Salary is 2750 dollars, paid by state and county, with A Irvin Brumbaugh of Greensboro as assessor supervisor. County commissioners will appoint. The University of Maryland runs a one week yearly institute for assessors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Real Estate
Charles Todd
Denton
E. T. Orme, Sr
Robert Donald Larrimore
Wilson Irwin
Douglas FE. Fleetwood
Paul White
Federalsburg
A. Irvin Brumbaugh
Greensboro
Caroline County
University of Maryland
Mass Obligation At Legion Home Sunday
Caroline Post No. 29 of the American Legion hosts a mass obligation for all Northeastern Shore District posts at the Post Home near Denton on Sunday May 3 at 2 p.m. DST. The ceremony, conducted by the American Legion degree team from Volture No. 113, is a climax to the current membership drive, inviting all new members and veterans not yet members to join. Harry Hubbard leads Caroline Post No. 29 as commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
American Legion
Department of Maryland
Denton
Volture No. 113, Inc
Baltimore
Frederick C. Miller
G. Clark Phillips
Legion
Harry Hubbard
Caroline Post No
Easton Lodge To Entertain Boy Scouts Youth Day Event
Easton Lodge 1622 BPOE will entertain Boy Scouts from Caroline Kent Queen Anne's and Talbot Counties on Saturday May 9 at 1 30 pm at the Easton Elks Home James Bangley Exalted Ruler notified scoutmasters Plans call for a gala afternoon for about 300 scouts including a parade flag raising and a trick field day Refreshments will be served at the end Youth committee chair Philip A Stewart notes Elks lodges nationwide planned activities for the week of May 2 to May 9
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton Lodge
Caroline
Kent
Queen Anne's
Talbot
Easton
Philip A. Stewart
Elks
Girl Scouts Hold Mother-Daughter Banquet Recap
The annual Mother-Daughter banquet of the Girl Scouts was held Monday evening April 27 at the American Legion Home. A roast turkey dinner was served by the troop committee with Peggy Van lesbian as mistress of ceremonies and about 120 attendees. The event featured flag salutes, Brownie and Girl Scout promises, songs, skits on the ten Girl Scout laws, and leadership by Mrs. Hamilton Halliwell and Mrs. Blake Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
American Legion
Roy Adams
James Hill
Peggy van Dyke
Blake Brooks
Hamilton Hallowell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Caroline Land Week
C.H.S
Weather Data
Sun
Concord
Conference On Atomic Energy
College Park
Shore
Lewis W. Davis
G. Bert Hastings
Richard W. Hall
Willis H. White
WSCS
Girl Scout Council
United States
The
Mrs
Legion Home
Trice
Howard Trice
W. A. Stewart Wright
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