Caroline Home Clubs Hear Reds Stir India Against America
Miss Hattie Brooks of Cambridge told Caroline County homemakers that Indian natives show growing hostility to Americans spurred by Russian propaganda. She cited India’s independence, English withdrawal, and 250 dialects, with images of sari wearing life during a rally at Concord. New officers were elected and program organizer Miss Spafford coordinated the event with local club leaders.
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Caroline
Reds
India
America
Hattie Brooks
Cambridge
Caroline County
Concord
Allhabad
England
Brooks
A. B. Rosser
Federalsburg
Helen Brannock
County chorus directs afternoon gathering
Miss Phylis Leese of Denton directed the county chorus while the Andersontown Hobbs Club served lunch, shaping a community event with music and a light meal for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phylis Leese
Denton
Andersontown Hobbs Club
Field Trials Set for May 15 and 16 at Walls Farm
Eastern Shore Coon Hunters Association hosts the annual spring field trial at Walls Farm, 3 miles south of Ingleside, 12 miles north of Centreville. Races begin Saturday at 11 a.m. and Sunday at 9 a.m. with a $1,000 purse based on 200 dogs. Entry fees vary by time, with finals and heat money noted. spectators admitted with gate donation. For details, write Edgar E. Walls Sr., Henderson, Md. Phone Centreville 26011.
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Eastern Shore Coon Hunters’ Association
Walls’ Farm
Ingleside
Centreville
E.S.T
E. S.T
Edgar E. Walls Sr
Henderson, Md
Local Visitors From Across Towns
RIDGELY Miss Grace Vernon Smith visits her brother and sister-in-law in Wilmington. James Story of Philadelphia stays with his parents. Mrs. Lee Dolan and her children from Madison New Jersey visit her parents. Joan Blockston returns home from Memorial Hospital Easton.
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Grace Vernon Smith
Mrs
Howard T. Smith
Wilmington
James Story
Philadelphia
Lee Dolan
Todd
Susan
Madison, New Jersey
Dolan
A. Orrell Saulsbury
Joan Blockston
Milton Blockston
Near Town
Memorial Hospital
Easton
County Ditch Work Progresses Toward January 1951
The County Agent notes the ditch excavation is advancing well and should be finished around January 1, 1951, though landowners face a lengthy wait. The message is a continuation from Page 10 and reflects ongoing progress on the drainage project.
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United States
Russia
Miss Brooks
Dorchester County
Bessie M. Spafford
Howard Harris
Preston
P. S
American Fat Salvage Committee
Tne
Philco
Paul
N. Sixth Street
Paul S. Thawley
RCA Institute
Paul S. Vandyke
Farms & Homes
St . Ing
Oh Ouyers
Walt Strout
Biiness
C. E. Roberts
E. A. Strout Realty Agency, Inc
Maryland
LEE
Lincoln Ries and
Carton
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Company
Easton Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Easton, Md
Mr. Zormer
Roadere
Rae Tates
Plantains
Thistles
Pennywart
Morning Glory
Cocklebur
Lambs Quarter