Caroline County To Join Phase 2 Of Operation Alert
John S Legates director of Caroline County Civil Defense says the county will participate in Phase Two of Operation Alert on May 8 and 9 with no public siren tests. Officials will map bomber impact scenarios and evacuation effects for the county and forward findings to the Maryland Civil Defense Agency for statewide coordination.
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Caroline
John S. Legates
Caroline County
Civil Defense Services
Maryland
Baltimore
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Prince George’s County
Montgomery County
Washington
Civil Defense Office
Maryland Civil Defense Agency
Pikesville
Legates
Girl Scout Leaders Plan May Camp At Camp Todd
Girl Scout leaders will camp at Camp Todd near Denton on May 22 23 and 24. Inexperienced leaders gain trip planning skills while sleeping in Quonset huts and primitive tents. Special Nature and Conservation consultants work with both groups on May 23. Families may join Saturday activities and seniors assist with child care. Contact Peninsula Girl Scout Office at 112 North Division Street Salisbary.
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Camp Todd
Denton
Peninsula Girl Scout Office
North Division Street
Salissbury
Memorial Hospital to mark National Hospital Week Open House
National Hospital Week will be commemorated May 10 to 16 at Memorial Hospital in Easton. Open House on Wednesday May 13 from 2 to 4 30 p m offers guided tours by student nurses with groups of five to ten visitors. Tours exclude patient rooms and cover operating features and cost factors while refreshments will be served by the hospital’s Junior Auxiliary.
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Easton
Memorial Hospital
Fox’s Department Store
Washington St
Euston
Caroline Auto Victim Dies In Memorial Hospital
Clayton Gregory Rosser, eight, of Federalsburg, died at Memorial Hospital Easton from brain injuries after being struck by a car driven by Myrtle Baynard, 29, of Federalsburg, on Smithville Road. He is survived by his parents, a four year old brother Gary, and grandparents. Maryland State Police investigated and said charges are pending.
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Clayton Gregory Rosser
Federalsburg
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Clayton Rosser
Gary
Smithville Road
Myrtle Baynard
Maryland
Christ Church Altar Guild Musical Tea on May 10
Final arrangements for the Musical Tea by Christ Episcopal Church Altar Guild announced a Sunday at 3 pm on May 10 at the Nichols home on Fifth Avenue. Piano selections by Ormond Andrew Jr Mary Lee Nuttle and Constan tina Koste. Vocal solos by Allen Brumbaugh and Mrs R Lee Butler. Silver offering at the door.
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Christ Episcopal Church Altar Guild
Winfield Nichols
Fifth Avenue
Ormond Andrew, Jr
Mary Lee Nuttle
Constantina Koste
Allen Brumbaugh
R. Lee Butler
Movie And Breakfast To Follow Jr Senior Prom
Movie and breakfast plan after the Jr Senior Prom aims to keep participants together for a smooth, memorable evening. Mrs Roy Adams and Mrs Roland Lord co chair the effort with help from several parent volunteers. Parents will be contacted by letter through home rooms to solicit cooperation and contributions.
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Roy Adams
Roland Lord
Elizabeth Sutton
Ruth Clopper
Thomas Lockerman
George Goodley
Wilson Cohee
Ormond Andrew
Walter Murphy
Mother's Day bake for WSCS at Community Hall
Mrs Roland Cartwright notes a Mother’s Day bake sale on Saturday May 9 at 11 am at Community Hall for WSCS funds. The column also covers local visits, bus trip plans, and society notes from Goldsboro including attendances at events, hospital visits, and sewing circle activities.
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WSCS
Clifford Hughes
Wm. Ross
Edward Ross
Ann Wright
Rebecca Hughes
George Weaver
Colege
Salisbury
Regina Hughes
Regina
Bessie Dennison
Dover
Minnie Dennison
Louise Dennison
Alfred Dennison
Huntingdon
L. I
N. Y
Josephine Thomas
Paul
Thomas
Edward Jarrell
Ted Jarrell
Hyattsville
Dillon Fleming
John Gavoille
Ross Cahall
Wallace Hutson
Frederick
New York
Carol Lee Smith
Mary Rebecca Hughes
Jeannie Shively
Omro Todd
Marc
Wheatley
Cambridge
Rev. Todd
Skylake
Woody Haas
Wyoming
Noble Jarrell, Jr
Bryan Shockley
Chuckie
Leroy Cartwright
Anna Brown
Kent General Hospital
Roland Cartwright
William Palmatory
Ridgely
Adams News Roundup From Adams Cross Roads
Miss Minnie Adams and two Dennis girls Nancy and Cheryl spent Saturday with Mrs Edna Adams. Mrs Joan Crosley of Seaford was entertained at Mrs Marian Robinson’s home. Mrs William Dennis and two daughters Nancy and Cheryl visited Mr and Mrs Granville Wilkins of Willards Md. Mrs William Dennis of Carteret New Jersey is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Earl Robinson.
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Minnie Adams
Little Dennis
Nancy
Cheryl
Edna Adams
Joan Crosley
Seaford
Marian Robinson
William Dennis
Granville Wilkins
Willards, Md
Carteret
N. J
Earl Robinson
Private Cahall completes advanced training at Fort Benning
Service short reports Army Pvt. Richard S. Cahall son of Mrs Pearl E Cahall of Goldsboro completed advanced individual training April 20 with the 2d Infantry Division at Fort Benning Ga He entered the Army in November 1958 and is an 1958 Greensboro High School graduate He was previously employed by Thompson's Market Henderson
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Fort Benning
Richard S. Cahall
Pearl E. Cahall
Goldsboro
Cahall
Army
Greensboro High School
Thompson’s Market
Henderson
Farm freedom tops farmers wants says Benson in Washington
Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson told Associated Retail Bakers of America members that eight in ten farmers seek less government in agriculture. A national poll cited 55 percent asking for no supports, no controls, no floors and free market prices. Farmers in wheat states favored more freedom from controls while Benson praised enriched bread's role in nutrition and lower real costs.
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Ezra Taft Benson
Associated Retail Bakers of America
Washington
Benson
National Farm Magazine
Department of Agriculture
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