Caroline High Track Team Places Sixth in State Meet
Caroline High School placed sixth among 10 Class C schools at the State Championship Track Meet held at the University of Maryland. Led by coach Byers King, the team scored 2-15 points with Paul Sharp second in the half mile, Buddy Andrew third in the 220 yard dash, and relay squads placing fourth. Other participants earned creditable showings as part of Caroline High’s five-year streak of state meet appearances.
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Caroline High
University of Maryland
Caroline
Byers King
Asl
Paul Sharp
Buddy Andrew
Victor Williamson
Freddy Hubbard
Terry Dutton
Allan Reddish
John Osinski
Saulsbury Fisher
Jerry Towers
Charles Good
David Thomas
Roger Trice
Tommy Ireland
Jerry Fountain
Phil Parsons
Everngam Elected District President of Eastern Shore MD Club
Mrs K T Everngam received the gavel as president of the Eastern Shore District of the Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs at a Federalsburg Woman’s Club meeting. Officers elected for two years include Engle Cambridge vice president and Wherrett Easton recording secretary with Radcliffe addressing the federation.
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K. T. Everngam
Eastern Shore
Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs
Woman’s Club
Federalsburg
Phillip A. Creath
Pocomoke City
Everngain
William Engle
Cambridge
William N. Wherrett
Easton
Richard Garey
Denton
Oren Lewis
Greensboro
Henry A. Warburton, Jr
Elkton
U. S
George L. Radcliffe
Federation
James Douthat
MEWC
Philip A. Creath
MFWC
F. W. Tillinghast
Theron Shoring
James Ek. Polk
J. Davis
ESD
John Malone
Vogue
Herman Gruehn
General Federation Convention Club
E. S. District
Eastern Shore District Federation
William Wherrett
Florence Monk
Edgar F. Bradley
Samuel Burn
W. F. Davis
C. C. Hall
J. B. T. Ambler
Awards Announced For Denton Art Exhibition
Despite rain on Sunday hundreds attended the fourth annual Denton School of Art exhibition directed by Mrs. Nance Hall Asher. About 200 works by children and adults were juried by Jack Lewis with an oil painting "A Grecian Statue" by Pat Watkins winning Best in Show. First place in popular vote went to "An Early Farm Scene" by Mrs. Lewis Cherry. Adult oil awards included a three way tie for second among Fran Polin Anita Bernard and Louise Morris. Betty Wright won third in oil. Honorable Mentions went to several Denton and Ridgely residents. A special award went to Anita Bernard for "Beach Scene."
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Denton School of Art
Nance Hall Asher
Women’s Club of
Denton
Jack Lewis
Women’s Club
Pat Watkins
Asher
Salisbury
Lewis Cherry
Ridgely
John W. Logan
Lewis
Fran Polin
Anita Bernard
Louise Morris
Betty Wright
Easton
John Haycock
Betty Fleetwood
Marian Otto
Eastern Shore District Federation award ceremony honors
The text lists numerous named officials and award recipients from the Eastern Shore Federation and related federations. It notes honorees from MEWC MFWC and ESD, plus district presidents and past presidents attending. Winners span primary to junior high grades with multiple categories for painting and graphic work, and solo performances by Mrs J B T Ambler.
Traffic collision at Franklin and Fifth causes fines
Police report $300 damage from two car crash last Friday at Franklin and Fifth. Lillian Willey of Denton drove north on Fifth and hit Samuel Latham of Denton who traveled east on Franklin. Latham was found guilty of failing to yield the right of way. a $5.75 fine was suspended.
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J. Tilghman Whitby
Franklin
Fifth
Whitby
Lillian Willey
Denton
Fifth Avenue
Samuel R. Latham
Franklin Street
Latham
W. A. S. Wright
Greensboro VFW Poppy Days Set for May 30 31
Greensboro VFW Buddy Poppy Days will be May 30 and 31, with organizers noting increased generosity this year. Commander Thornton concluded the appeal as volunteers prepared for the two day drive.
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Greensboro
Thornton
Buddy Poppy
Card of Thanks from Lila Hubbard
Lila Hubbard expresses sincere thanks to friends for cards gifts visits and acts of kindness while in Memorial Hospital and after returning home.
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Memorial Hospital
Lila Hubbard
Foreclosure Sale Of Caroline County Real Estate
Public sale to the highest bidder at 1 30 p m daylight time in Greensboro Maryland under a 1956 mortgage from Charles C Schuyler and Jeannine D Schuyler to foreclose covenants. The tract lies in the Second Election District near the former D C Railroad depot and begins at a maple tree opposite a division fence with the Luff property, running 36 feet along the street to a Bernard lot and 136 feet to a back line fence.
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Charles C. Schuyler
Jeannine D. Schuyler
Caroline County
Caroline County Bank
Greensboro
Maryland
John E. Luff
J. H. Bernard
Bernard
John E
Land transfer and improvements on Duffey to Schusler land
A land transfer traces the division line to the starting point of the Duffey to Schusler deed dated October 11, 1956, recorded in Caroline County Liber D R H No 131 folio 133. The property includes a four room frame dwelling with green asbestos sidewall shingles an approved roof running water a lavatory town sewer and an outbuilding.
Terms of Sale as Read at Auction
One third cash on day of sale balance on ratification of sale or all cash at purchaser option. Deferred payment, if any, bears interest from day of sale and is secured by an interest bearing note of purchaser with security approved by the attorney. Title papers revenue stamps recording costs and recording taxes at purchaser expense. Named in Mortgage attorney Robert W Downes Jr. Auctioneer William Sc Andrew.
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Mr. Lewis
Sigurd Tersloff
Easton Graphic
Nancy Orme
Douglas Hanwell
Debby Cooper
Jeanne McCauleyv
Bruce Jarrell
Mary Eleanor Duffey
Vicki Moore
Graphic
Nancy Kerslake
Georgianne Long
Kenny Wright
Sarah van Dyke
David Lewis
Anne Clark
Carolyn Stivers
Lili Kay Baynard
Macshore Classics
Macshore
The
Clark Shop
Denton, Maryland
Gustav Good
Denton, Md
Robert W. Downes, JR
William Sc. Andrew
GLASS
Mobilgas
Oldsmobile
J. W. Hallowell & Sons, Inc
Federalsburg, Maryland
Ph. Pleasant
Han
Simmons
Sylvania Radios
Edsel Cars
Cooper Furniture Ca
Cooper's
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