May Day Celebrations At Caroline High School
The article recalls Caroline High School's May Day events on Monday May 1. Orange leaders Winnie Towers Uaivey Fleetwood led the field events and the Orange team won by a narrow margin over the Black team. The day also featured class races relays and a cafeteria fruit juice prize.
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Winnie Towers
Uaivey Fleetwood
Orange
Mary Katherine Lister
George ‘Good
Mr. Cahall
Miss Brown
Miss Hearne
Miss Towers
Miss Caroline
Caroline High School
H. S. Assembly
Mary Harris Armor
Georgia
Dr. Armor
U. S
Edwin F Hill Addresses Denton Rotary On Telephone Growth
Edwin F Hill, Washington DC information director for Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co and Kiwanis Capital District governor, spoke to Denton high school students and Rotary Club on Extending the Voice Range by Telephone. He traced telephony from Bell's 1876 breakthrough to a vast network reaching 70 000 communities, noting Maryland exchanges since 1879 and Denton’s central office serving 203 800 phones. He cited 299 900 000 calls statewide last year and Denton averages of 739 calls per day from 299 phones in service.
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Bell Telephone Laboratories
Maryland
Baltimore
Cumberland
Hangerstown
Frederick
Salisbury
Denton
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Baltimore City
Hill
Chesapeake and Potomac Company
Alexander Graham Bell
Thomas A. Watson
United States
Mr. Hill
Dr. Bell
Boston
Lawrence
New Haven
Conn
New York
Washington
Richmond
Norfolk
Atlanta
New Orleans
Bell System
Denver
Salt Lake City
Atlantic
Pacific
Goldsborough Presses Maryland Waterway Projects Plan
Congressman T Alan Goldsborough touts Rivers and Harbors Bill items for the Eastern Shore of Maryland. Authorized Ocean City Harbor and Inlet and Sinepuxent Bay at 781000 with two thirds state aid up to 500000, Knapps Narrows 68700, Upper Thoroughfare 47000, and maintenance figures. Also lists preliminary surveys and numerous local waterways and related paving at Chesapeake City and nearby sites.
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T. Alan Goldsborough
Maryland
House of Representatives
Ocean City
Sinepuxent Bay
Knapps Narrows
Deals Island
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
Chesapeake City
McReadys Creek
Elliott
Dorchester County
Plain Dealing Creek
Oak Creek
Talbot County
Little Creek
Queen Anne's County
Little Island Creek
Mad
Fox Creek
Rock Hall Harbor
Kent County
Chesapeake Bay
Tangier Sound
Smiths Island
Great Choptank River
Little Choptank River
Second
George Street
Bohemia Avenue
The Children s Month Observances and League Work
May is described as children s month with Child Health Day and Goodwill Day on May eighteenth. The piece notes May Day festivities, outdoor sports, and a Geneva letter about League efforts for world children. A Disarmament Conference pause allows a week of child service by a multinational committee guiding future international agreements.
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Geneva
League
Poland
Shore Episcopal Diocese Convened at Easton Convention
The sixty fifth annual Diocese of Easton convention gathered over one hundred ministers and delegates. Officers elected include Rev. William McClelland, Rev. Alward Chamberlain, S. E. Shannahan as secretary for year twenty one, F. W. C. Webb as chancellor, Barclay H. Trippe as treasurer, Cassius Dashiel as registrar. The bishop Rev. George W. Davenport delivered the message. banquet speaker Rev. Don Frank Fenn addressed on The Social Responsibility of the Christian Church.
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Diocese of
Easton
F. W. C. Webb
Salisbury
Henry Waters
Barclay H. Trippe
Cassius Dashiel
Princess Anne
Francis Kirwan
Christ Church
William Dunbar Gould
Cambridge
George W. Davenport
Don Frank Fenn
Baltimore
County W C T U Rally At Denton Church
A large audience filled the Methodist Episcopal Church in Denton on May 1 to hear Dr Mary Harris Armor of Georgia. Prizes were awarded for a high school essay and poems while a county wide W C T U federation plan was launched with district representatives named and thanks given to Hon T Alan Goldsborough and Senator Nelson H Fooks for their stances.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Mary
Harris Armor
Georgia
Easton
Trappe
Milton S. Andrews
T. J. Turkington
G. E. Leister
Federalsburg
Louise Hollister
Seese
Dty
A. G. Thomas
G. W. Dawson
Wilbert L. Merriken
J. P. Harris
T. S. Holt
Chas. Jarrell
Bernard King
H. H. Nuttle
T. Alan Goldsborough
Nelson H. Fooks
Wisdom on gentleness and strategy from proverb and author
A reflection on gentleness as strength and its role in victory and defense. The quotes compare advice to snow and praise gentleness as a shield and sanctuary, citing Jean Paul Richter and a Chinese proverb to emphasize patient, non aggressive influence.
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Jean Paul Richter
Thankful notice for kindness after death of R R Deen
Through the columns of this paper we express our thanks for the kindness and sympathy shown by friends and neighbors when death took from our family circle the husband and father R R Deen. Wife and Children HOMIE.
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R. R. Deen
Homie
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