Caroline High School Defeats South Dorchester in Dual Meet 70-26
Caroline High School toppled South Dorchester High School 70 to 26 at the local field last Wednesday. Dickie Williamson led with wins in the 100 and 220 yard dashes, plus second in the broad jump, as Caroline swept high jump and discus and took most first places.
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Caroline High School
South Dorchester High School
Dickie Williamson
Caroline
Williamson
Towers
Thomas
S.D
Roe
Dutton
Reddish
Muir
Cooper
Schall
O. Pritchett
S. D
C. Good
Hubbard
Andrew
Scurto
B. Good
Ward
M. Pritchett
Mills
Parks
Kerslake
Willis
Steve Wood
Soil samples decline at Maryland University lab says Bentz
University of Maryland soil testing lab reports 5800 samples so far this year with an expected total of 14000, about 15 percent from home gardens. Bentz cites farm cost sharing rules, wet cold spring, and price fears as factors. Tests are free to state residents and results help determine lime and fertilizer needs. The lab now handles more tests quickly, taking about 10 days including mailing time. Social Security representative Robert F. O Regan will visit the Health Center in Denton on Monday May 21 at 10 am with dates framed by a fair preceding days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
University of Maryland soil testing lab
Frank L. Bentz
University extension
Bentz
Robert F. O’Regan
Social Security Administration
Denton
Little League Sponsored Again in Greensboro By VFW Post 7937
The Caroline Memorial Post 7937 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars sponsors Greensboro Little League baseball this year. Virgil Pursley and Harry Koch oversee the team with a roster featuring Bilbrough, Shorts, Wise, Porter, Riddleberger, Wothers, Perry, and others. Local businesses and individuals provide financial support, including Caroline County Bank, Jarvis Used Cars, Greens boro Packers, and several shops and residents. A full schedule runs from May 16 through July 25 with games against Henderson Ridgely Templeville Hartly Sudlersville and Greensboro in various locales.
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Greensboro
Caroline Memorial Post
Virgil Pursley
Harry Koch
post
James Bilbrough
Terry Shorts
Larry Bilbrough
Larry Wise
Wayne Porter
Hursey Porter
Ronald Perry
Tommy Riddleberger
Homer Smith
Douglas Riddleberger
Freddie Wothers
Dicky Pursley
Jack Jarrell
Bobby Shorts
Caroline County Bank
Mildred Ginn
Pet Milk Co
Jarvis
Sonny Seiler
Greensboro Packers
Clayton Wyatt
J. W. Porter
Wm. M. McClyment
Jack Boulais
Norman Walls
Allen Meeks
Price’s Service Station
Jane’s Beauty Shoppe
Walter Thomas
G. R. Kelly
Walter Dillon
Velma Kerns
Heath Bowman
Buck Quillen
George Smith
Bill Taylor
Joe Simpson
William Dyer
William Roop
John Wilding
Jim Clough
Wm. E. Paswater
Roy Kitchen
Wm. Stoops
Beverly Goldsborough
Harry Kinnamon
Wilson Thornton
Robert Schrieber
James Butler
Bob’s Restaurant
H. F. Butler & Son
Crouse to Speak at Rural Women's Short Course
Mrs. Clifton G. Crouse of Furman’s Grove Homemakers Club will address the Rural Women's Short Course morning assembly at College Park on June 21. Her talk, Club Girls by the Dozen, draws on 18 years leading the Furman’s Grove 4-H Girls Club and on her work with youth in Maryland churches. She directs Camp Mardela near Denton and will teach a 4-H Club Week class at College Park in August.
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Clifton G. Crouse
Furman’s Grove Homemakers Club
College Park
Furman’s Grove
Homemakers County Committees Meet May 10
The Family Life Committee of the Caroline County Council of Homemakers Clubs met last Thursday May 10 and completed plans for next year's county program. Mrs William Sanders chairs the committee with members Mrs Melvin Carroll Greensboro Mrs George Lowe Denton and Mrs Nellie Rampmeyer Ridgely. Mrs Norman Raleigh Denton chairs the International Relations Committee and led a session for club chairmen sharing guidance from her Unity Club experience.
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Caroline County Council of Homemakers Clubs
William Sanders
20th Century Homemakers Club
Melvin Carroll
Greensboro
George Lowe
Denton
Nellie Rampmeyer
Ridgely
Norman Raleigh
Homemakers Clubs
Unity Club
Raleigh
WSCS Of First Church To Hold Meeting May 22nd
On Tuesday evening May 22 the WSCS of First Methodist Church of Denton will hold its regular monthly meeting in Fellowship Hall at 8 pm. The program will be presented by Circle No 4 members Miss Sue Saulsbury and Mrs Norman H Irwin.
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WSCS
First Methodist Church of
Denton
Fellowship Hall
Circle No. 4
Sue Saulsbury
Norman H. Irwin
WSCS Circles Of First Church Meet May 21
The WSCS circles of First Methodist Church Denton will meet on May 21. Circles 1 and 5 gather in Fellowship Hall at 8 p.m. with slides on Indian Americans. Circle 3 meets at Mrs Clayton Reynolds at 8 p.m. Circle 4 meets at Mrs Bradford Stetson at 2 p.m. Circle 2 location to be announced.
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WSCS
First Church
First Methodist Church of
Denton
Fellowship Hall
Clayton Reynolds
Bradford Stetson
Christian Comrade Class Tea With First Methodist Youth Choir
The Youth Choir of First Methodist Church and their mothers are invited to a Tea hosted by the Christian Comrade Class at Mrs. K T Everngam's home on Saturday May 26 from 3 to 5 pm. Class members should attend to help mark a memorable occasion for the church’s service.
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First Methodist Church
K. T. Everngam
Maryland Toll Taker Louis J. O'Donnell Profiles Bridge Chief
Louis J. O'Donnell serves as Chief Administrative Officer Toll Facilities for Maryland State Roads, overseeing the Chesapeake Bay Bridge and Susquehanna and Potomac crossings. A former newspaper man, he joined in 1951 and helped push bonds toward early payoff while managing toll collection, maintenance, and painting. He lives in Towson with his wife and two children and belongs to engineering and bridge associations.
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Louis J. O'Donnell
Maryland
Maryland State Roads Commission
Chesapeake Bay
Susquehanna
Potomac
Toll Facilities Department
O’Donnell
State Roads Commission
Havre de Grace
Potomac River
Morgantown
Loyola College
W. Preston Lane
Towson
American Bridge, Tunnel and Turnpike Association
Maryland Association of Engineers
Six Week Summer Session At S T C
The State Teachers College at Salisbury will offer a six week summer session July 11 to 20 led by Dr Wilbur Devilbiss. Courses, each three semester hours, run Monday to Friday 8:00 am to 2:30 pm, for Maryland teachers completing degrees or renewing certificates. Instructors include Dr Robert Elderdice, Dr Ida Belle W Thomas, Mr James F Glenn, and Mr Franklin Purnell. Dormitory and dining facilities will not be available. Registration June 11 from 8 to 10 am. inquiries to Dean Howard E Bosley.
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State Teachers College
Salisbury
Wilbur Devilbiss
Maryland
Robert Elderdice
Ida Belle W. Thomas
James F. Glenn
Franklin Purnell
Wicomico
Wicomico Senior High School
Howard E. Bosley
Denton Art Exhibit to Feature Forty Students Next Sunday
Denton School of Art will present its second annual exhibit Sunday afternoon May 20 in the Denton Community Club building from 3 to 6 o clock. About forty students will display their best work judged by a single judge, artist Ralph de Burgos of Washington DC. He organized the de Burgos School of Art in 1946 and has been honored nationwide. Families and friends are invited to attend, with Buddy Andrew and Larry Clopper providing piano music.
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Denton School of Art
Denton Community Club
Ralph de Burgos
Washington, D. C
de Burgos
N. Y
Washington
Coast Guard
Artist Mart
Georgetown
exclusive
Society of Washington Artists
Matinees at Dentonia Cancel Summer Shows
The Dentonia Theatre ends Saturday and Sunday matinees for the summer in line with policy. No weekend matinees during the warm months.
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Dentonia
Dentonia Theatre
Honors Assembly At State Teachers College Maryland
The Maryland State Teachers College at Salisbury held an honors assembly on May 17 to publicly recognize Dean's List members and students elected to honor positions or who earned the achievement key or Who's Who among students. Notable honorees included John Shaheen Mozelle Pardew Jean McGrath and others with Dean's List status. Dr. Wilbur Devilbiss issued invitations to parents and the public was invited to attend.
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Maryland State Teachers College
Salisbury
T. C
Wilbur Devilbiss
John Shaheen
Mozelle Pardew
Forest Hill
Neil Carey
Pittsville
Jean McGrath
Princess Anne
Jean Pusey
Eden
Jean Skinner
Centreville
Rebecca Matthews
Parksley
Mary Jane Wright
Sharptown
Maurice Borman
Upper Fairmount
Joanne Jones
Newark
Barbara Bailey
Delmar
Borman
Carolyn Bundick
Nelsonia
Yoash Named Caroline County Roads Engineer
Paul J. Yoash of Hillsboro, previously an assistant engineer with the Maryland State Roads Commission, is appointed county roads engineer for Caroline County. He will oversee about 500 miles of county roads starting July 1. George H. Fooks will remain state roads engineer in Caroline County.
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Paul J. Yoash
Hillsboro
Maryland State Roads Commission
Caroline
Yoash
Caroline County
George H. Fooks
Denton
State Roads Commission
state commission
Electric Project Training Meeting Held Here May 12
A Saturday session in the Home Demonstration Agent's Office prepared 4-H girls for upcoming demonstrations. Attendees, including Dianne Gadow Judy Thornton Mary Pepper Ann Segar Betty Moore Naomi Fuchs Dawn Bowman Ellen Wheedleton Sarah Lane Dorothy Billmeier Ann Pine, learned about electricity uses and completed project records. Miss Remsburg demonstrated light in the study area and use of a light meter. Those unable to attend can join demonstrations at Choptank Electric Cooperative on June 14 at 2 pm.
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Ann Pine
Miss Remsburg
Dianne Gadow
Judy Thornton
Mary Pepper
Ann Segar
Betty Moore
Naomi Fuchs
Dawn Bowman
Ellen Wheedleton
Sarah Lane
Dorothy Billmeier
Hall Pepper
Choptank Electric Cooperative
Denton Mayor Reelected Unopposed for Second Term
Denton mayor Daniel Crouse will win a second term on the Denton board of commissioners after filing deadlines passed with no opposition. William Finn will succeed him as mayor for one year. Other commissioners named judges of the election are Harold C. Towers Lawnace A. Moore Geo. W. Beck Sr Oron F. Smith Ormond L. Andrew and Mrs Ann Slaughter per James M. Clarke secretary to the board.
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Daniel Crouse
Denton
board of commissioners of
William Finn
Mr. Crouse
Harold C. Towers
Lawnace A. Moore
Geo. W. Beck
Oron F. Smith
Ormond L. Andrew
Ann Slaughter
James M. Clarke
Homemakers Plan Two Day Workshop on Confidence
Miss Dorothy Emerson of the State 4 H Office will lead a two day workshop titled Developing Confidence at Camp Mardela on May 21 and 22 from 10 a m to 3 p m. Sponsored by county Homemakers, the event is open to all interested. Camp Mardela cooks will provide a simple lunch at minimum cost.
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Dorothy Emerson
State
4-H
Camp Mardela
Ladies Night Brings Delaware Eye Specialists to Seaford
The Eastern Shore Optometric Society held its annual Ladies Night at Seaford Country Club Delaware last Thursday evening May 10. Speaker was Dr. Russell C. Stauffer director of the Reading Study Center University of Delaware. Dr. Alton G. Billmeier from Denton is the program chairman.
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Eastern Shore Optometric Society
Seaford Country Club
Seaford
Del
Russell C. Stauffer
Reading Study Center
University of Delaware
Alton G. Billmeier
Denton
B P W Club Dinner at Brick Hotel May 23
The Caroline County Business and Professional Women's Club will hold a dinner meeting at the Brick Hotel on Wednesday May 23 at 6 30 p m. The president and delegates attending the convention at Salisbury will give their reports.
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Caroline County
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