Easton Diocese Auxiliary To Meet At Cambridge
The 635th annual meeting of the Women's Auxiliary to the National Council in the Diocese of Easton will be held at Christ Church Cambridge on Wednesday May 14. The Rt Rev Allen J Miller Bishop of Easton will celebrate Holy Communion at 10 o'clock. United Thank Offering for the year ending April 20 will be presented. Guest speaker Col Paul Rusch of Japan, known as the father of football, will discuss his work with KEEP and his wartime and postwar service in Asia. A cordial invitation is extended to all attendees.
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Nationa Council
Diocese of
Easton
Christ Church, Cambridge
Allen J. Miller
Col
Paul Rusch
Japan
Kentucky
St. Paul’s University
Tokyo
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Far East
Manilla
General MacArthur
General Headquarters
Col. Rusch
KEEP
Kiyosato Educational Experiment Project
Chicken Cooking Contest Attracts 4-H Members
The National Chicken Cooking Contest junior division draws strong 4-H Club participation from Delmarva and beyond. Entries close May 15 for youth ages 10 to 18, with prizes and a ceremony led by a noted entertainer. John Howard Ryan Jr. becomes the first boy entrant, joined by his mother in the senior division.
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K. T. Everngain
Denton
Delmarva Peninsula
Aro
John Howard Ryan
J. Howard Ryan
Salisbury
Ryan
John
First Delmarva Chicken Festival Art Entries Shown in Denton
Mrs. William Otto of Denton becomes the first artist to enter the Delmarva Chicken Festival Art Exhibit set for June 26 to 28 in Denton. David Lewis, also of Denton, leads the children’s division with a farm scene.
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Delmarva
William Otto
Denton
David Lewis
Otto and
David
Nance Hall Asher
Mrs Walter B Palmer Attends St Louis Assembly Meet
Mrs. Walter B Palmer of Denton joined about 10 000 Methodist women at the Fifth Assembly of the Woman's Society of Christian Service in St Louis Missouri May 6 9 1958 The assembly organized by the Woman's Division of Christian Service of The Methodist Church drew church leaders missionaries and deaconesses from the United States and overseas Speakers included Dr Colin Williams Dr Georgia Harkness Dr Chandra Devansen and Dr Willa Player The program featured afternoon discussion groups on national and international issues affecting the church's missionary outreach
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Walter B. Palmer
Denton
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
St. Louis
Missouri
Woman’s Division of
Christian Service
Board of Misissions
The
Methodist Church
J. Fount Tillman
Lewisburg
Tennessee
Colin Williams
Australia
Garrett Biblical Institute
Evanston
Illinois
Georgia Harkness
Pacific School of Religion
Berkeley
California
Chandra Devansen
Christian College
Madras
India
Willa Player
Bennett College
Greensboro
North Carolina
Board of Education Reorganized On Tuesday
The board elected Orrell Saulsbury Jr of Ridgely as president and C Brooks Nagel of Preston as vice president at the regular May meeting held Tuesday evening.
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Board of Education
Orrell Saulsbury, Jr
Ridgely
C. Brooks Nagel
Preston
Preston Girl Attends St Louis WSCS Assembly
Miss Patricia Vandevisser daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Vandevisser of Preston traveled to St Louis Missouri to represent over 14000 youths at the Peninsula Annual Conference of the Methodist Church at the Fifth WSCS Assembly May 6 to 9 She joined nearly 100 youth and 10000 women delegates and spoke on issues affecting WSCS in local churches for the next four years She is a Bethesda Methodist Church member Caroline County Sub District Methodist Youth Council and a Preston High School sophomore.
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Patricia
Pat) Vandevisser
Peter Vandevisser
Preston
St. Louis
Missouri
Peninsula
Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Miss Vandevisser
U. S
Assembly
WSCS
Maryland
Delaware
Bethesda Methodist Church
Caroline County
Methodist Youth Council
Preston High School
Denton Youths Organize Clothing Drive for Overseas Relief
Denton church youths join Caroline County peers for a clothing drive on Saturday morning May 10. Clothing collected will aid refugees, with ongoing appeals noted and a continuation on page 12.
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Denton
Caroline County
Denton Woman's Club installs new officers Friday
Denton Woman's Club installed new officers Friday. A Social Security representative, Mr. Robert F. O Regan of the Social Security Administration, will be at the Fire House in Denton next Monday May 12 starting at 10 a.m. The item also notes May dates and historic anniversaries.
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The
Woman’s Club of
Denton
Robert F. O’regan
Social Security Administration
Denton Little League Opens With Parade and Schedule
The Denton Little League opening events include a parade on May 10 with Master of Ceremonies A W Reddish and invocations by Rev James. Mayor Harold Towers to greet attendees as the Greensboro Band performs and opening day features a 24 inning doubleheader and a lengthy schedule through June with matches among Lions Rotary Legion Auxiliaries and Legion teams.
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A. W
Pogie) Reddish
Joseph James
Christ Episcopal Church
Emil Myers
Harold Towers
Greensboro
J. Franklin
Home Run) Baker
Charles Hadaway
Norman Irwin
Color Guard
Easton
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Lions
Rotary Club
Greensboro High School
W & N Lumber Co
Beck Chevrolet Sales
Southern States Denton Coop., Inc
S. E. Hallowell & Son
Nuttle Lumber & Coal Co
Denton Vol. Fire Co
Lions Club
Pat Kauffman
Dave Nordberg
Roy Grogan
Legion Auxiliary
Bob Lane
Carville
Rotary
Legion Aux
Legion
Legion Aun
Rotary Cub
Peninsula Annual Conference To Meet May 15 18 In Wilmington
Methodist ministers and laymen representing over 200 charges and 77,000 Methodists in Delaware and Maryland gather at St. Pauls Church Wilmington May 15 18 for the 185th Peninsula Annual Conference session. Bishop G Bromley Oxnam will preside and preach. new ministers will be ordained and ministerial appointments read. The conference funds Wesley Junior College in Dover and dedicates a Country Home for the Aged near Wilmington. Youth conference and various church leaders will participate in sessions and services across four days.
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Delaware
Astern
Maryland
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Wilmington
G. Bromley Oxnam
Washington
John N Link
John E. French
Salisbury
J. Leas Green
Easton
Roy L. Tawes
Dover
D. D. Holt
Commission On Christian Higher Education
Nashville, Tenn
Harold E. Bosley
First Methodist Church
Evanston
Theodore H. Palmquist
Foundry Methodist Church
Washington, D. C
Kinsey Merritt
Railway Express Agency
Ocean Grove
N. J
Wesley Junior College
Kennett Pike
Winterthur Museum
George H. Pigueron, Jr
Keep Maryland Beautiful Directors Meet in Denton
The Keep Maryland Beautiful Committee of Caroline County held a meeting at the Health Center in Denton Monday evening. Mrs. C. J. Kern was named permanent chairman unanimously, and two new directors were added, Chris Nagel and Mrs. Lulu Ward. The group announced plans to clean up several lots and create a recreation area in Choptank, with cooperation from county officials and the Greensboro Boy Scout Troop.
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Keep
Maryland
Caroline County
Denton
C. J. Kern
Edwin G. Riley
Chris Nagel
Federalsburg
Conservation Group
Lulu Ward
Ridgely
Colored Citizens Group
Greensboro
Red Bridges
James Saunders
State Roads Commission
County Roads Department
Caroline
VFW
Preston 4-H Twiggs
Scouts Sponsor National Safety Good Turn Day Denton
Scouts join the National Safety Committee to host a highway safety program in Denton on Saturday May 17 from 10 am to 2 pm. Scouts will hand out safety literature and invite the public to view The Last Date film at the Old American Store. The film portrays an auto tragedy affecting four teenagers and is free to the public.
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National Safety Committee
Denton
Old American
Swimming Classes To Be Offered Again This Year
Caroline County Red Cross Department resumes swimming classes at Federalsburg Lake and Nagels Pond Harmony. Two sessions run June 23 to July 18 and July 21 to August 15 with morning slots and tests in mid July and mid August. Registration handled via Red Cross office Denton P O Box 301.
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Caroline County
The
American Red Cross
Red Cross
P. O. Box
Denton
Federalsburg Lake
Nagels Pond
Harmony
Civil Defense Will Be Demonstrated in Caroline County
Caroline County residents will view a Civil Defense indoctrination meeting on Thursday May 22 at 7 30 pm in Fellowship Hall First Methodist Church Denton The joint program by the Caroline County Health Association and the Caroline County Civil Defense group features State Civil Defense Director Sherley Ewing and staff discussing how the county fits into Civil Defense including fallout dangers and refugee care Ife officials and service organization members will attend along with county officials and Agency representatives
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Caroline County
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
Denton
Caroline County Health Association
Caroline County Civil Defense Organization
Earl Smith
John S. Legates
Sherley Ewing
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Theodore Manlove
K. T. Everngam
L. Jay Smith
William Engle
Dayton Potter
F. H. Bamberger
Gus Koste
W. S. Carroll
E. Dobson
William G. Towers
Richard Garey
Charles V. Moore
Little League
Parade
Denton Little League
Lawrence Sellers and
Nash Lewis
Little League Baseball
Bishop Oxnam
Peninsula Methodist Church
MYF
Eddie Scarfe
Middletown
Del
Charles R. Smyth
Bridgeton
New Jersey
Edwin C. Thomas
Odessa
Denzel C. Wildey
Conference Board of Education
Harrington Street Methodist Church
John R. McLaughlin
Commission On Chaplains
Paul E. McCoy
Committee
Scouts