Banquet Hears China Insight at BPWC Meeting
Caroline County Business and Professional Women's Club hosted its 11th annual banquet on October 24 1951 at the Community Club House Denton. Miss Beatrice Williams welcomed members and guests. Mrs Edythe Fleetwood and Mrs Mabel Bennington sang two songs. Rev Walworth Tyng spoke on United States China policy, warning that support for Chiang Kai shek and anti communist stance have eroded Open Door gains and urged voters to seek facts before deciding. He contrasted McKinley Roosevelt era policy with current foreign policy and urged Americans to consider China with the scale and barriers that shape it. Members left with a warmer view of foreign affairs and the power of informed voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Community Club
Denton
United Nations
Beatrice Williams
Edythe Fleetwood
Mabel Bennington
Friml
Romberg
Walworth Tyng
East New Market
Tyng
Changsha
China
Delaware
United States
John Hay
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Hay
Pacific Ocean
Himalaya Mountains
Gobi Desert
Chiang Kai-shek
Statewide Essay Contest For Students Opens In Md
Maryland contest for eleventh and twelfth graders runs Oct 15 to Dec 15 1951. Topic Employ the Handicapped for National Security. State prizes total 250 in War Savings Bonds with top awards 100 75 50 and 25. National contest prizes range 1000 400 300 200 100. Entries sent to Governor's Committee 6 North Liberty Street Baltimore 1. Judges to be announced. Further info from local Employment Service and Vocational Rehabilitation offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond H. Simmons
Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
Maryland
State Department of Education
United States
Governor’s Committee
North Liberty Street
Baltimore 1
District W S C S To Meet in Chestertown
The Easton District Woman's Society of Christian Service holds its fall meeting at Christ Church Chestertown on Wednesday November 7 at 10 o'clock. Conference President Mrs A J Jackson of Salisbury will speak in morning, Lydia Guhart field worker also speaks. Afternoon speaker Mrs W T Anderson Foreign work secretary from Auburn NY will share an inspiring message. Special music and lunch by Christ Church ladies. District churches urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Christ Church
Chestertown
A. J. Jackson
Salisbury
Lydia Guhart
W. T. Anderson
Auburn
New York
ladies of Christ Church
McKeldin Addresses Shore Club Women at Federalsburg
Governor Theodore McKeldin spoke on Maryland policies including narcotics during the 59th annual Eastern Shore District meeting of the Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs held November 1 at the Federalsburg Union Methodist Church. The event was chaired by Mrs. Elmer Ruark with remarks from state officers and local club leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Theodore McKeldin
Eastern Shore
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federalsburg
Union Methodist Church
Elmer Ruark
Shore
Ruark
Wicomico Women’s Club
Harry Christopher
Thomas B. Fleming
St. Michaels
Warren James
William S. Nabb
Barbara Antler
Seaford
Del
Roy T. Thawley
J. Edwin Rosser
hostess club
Historic Bridge Town Church Anniversary Service Plans
The 173rd anniversary service of Bridge Town Church is set for Sunday afternoon November 4 at 3 00 PM with Rev James Hughes of Queens Town delivering the message. Special music will accompany the event. The church began as a Church of England group in 1640 and joined the Methodist Church in 1778, continuing to serve the rural area. Rev Wilson Davis is current pastor and will oversee the day’s services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown
James Hughes
Queenstown
Methodist Church
Wilson Davis
Drive For Relief Clothing Pickup In Denton
A truck from the Church World Center in New Windsor Maryland will call at Denton on Friday November 9 to collect relief clothing. Warm apparel including blankets coats and sweaters is urged for Korean relief. Deliver contributions to the Brethren Parsonage or Brethren Fellowship Room by November 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church World Center
New Windsor
Denton
Brethren Parsonage
Brethren Fellowship
Evangelistic Services At Greensboro Baptist Church
John W. Young, former Practical Training Bible School teacher and Binghamton pastor, will lead evangelistic services at Greensboro Baptist Church from November 4 to November 18 at 8 p m A cordial invitation is extended. On November 5 Mrs Anna Johnson Edwards of the Old Familiar Hymn Hour on WFM D will participate with a special music program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Young
Practical Training Bible School
Binghamton
New York
Greensboro Baptist Church
Young
Anna (Johnson) Edwards
W.F.M.D
Edward
Seven Enlistments Reported For October
Technical Sergeant Joseph A. Adams, USAF, NCO in charge of the Easton recruiting station, reports seven enlistments in October. Two Easton residents joined the U S Army for three years and were sent to Fort Meade Maryland. Five joined the U S Air Force for four years and departed for basic training at Sampson AFB New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
U. S. Air Force
Joseph A. Adams
USAF
Easton
Sampson Air Force Base
Geneva
New York
Lloyd George Gore
Robert Henry Price
Charles Gustav Gadow
Preston
Samuel Joseph Marks
Love Point
George J. Bunting
Newcomb
Withholding Taxes Increase Announced by Baltimore Collector
George Hofferbert, Collector of Internal Revenue in Baltimore, announced that employers must withhold income tax from wages at the higher rates effective November 1, 1951, under the Revenue Act of 1951. Pamphlets with revised tables will be mailed to all employers, with copies available at the Collector's office if not received promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hofferbert
Internal Revenue
Baltimore
Hofferbert
County 4-H Banquet In Denton Armory November 8
The Caroline County 4-H Club Banquet will be held in the Denton Armory on Thursday night November 8 at 6 30 p m. William Cooper winner of the Eastern Shore 4-H Public Speaking Contest will speak on What 4-H Club Work Has Meant To Me A candle light service after the banquet and games will follow Tickets are needed by November 3 1951 and may be obtained from 4-H Local Leaders or Extension Offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Denton Armory
William Cooper
Eastern Shore
Field Trials Sunday Near Ingleside
Coondog field trials set for Sunday November 4 near Ingleside at Edgar I Walls farm. 53 entry before 11am 5 after 11am with heats finals for Jr Sr. senior status earned by past winners. Special water event at 10, pot race, coon hunt Saturday night, overnight lodging available, admission fees listed, contacts Edgar E Walls Henderson MD or Centreville 260 J 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingleside
Edgar I. Walls
Edgar E. Walls
Henderson
Maryland
Ville
Greensboro Auxiliary Hallowe'en Party Highlights Costumes
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Greensboro Fire Company held its annual Hallowe'en party at the fire house. Members arrived in masks and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Helen Wyatt and Mrs. Esther Blade for prettiest costumes. LaRue Joiner won for most original dress and Betty Pippin for most comical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro Fire Company
Helen Wyatt
Esther Blade
LaRue Joiner
Betty Pippin
Air Force Seeks Aircraft Observers for New Training Program
The Air Force announces a program to train young men into commissioned officers as Aircraft Observers. The 27 week basic phase leads to a 52 week finish, with graduates earning Aircraft Observer Wings and serving as crew on bombardment, transport, reconnaissance or interceptor aircraft. Eligibility includes age 20 to 26, two years of college, exams, single status, and good health. Roles include navigation, bombardment, electronic countermeasures, performance engineering, bomber defense, and photographic reconnaissance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Air Force
Joseph A. Adams
USAF
Easton
Air Force
Community Club Meeting on American Citizenship in Denton
The Denton Community Club meets Friday afternoon November 2 at 2 in the Club House. Miss Hattie Dukes chairs. Mr. Fred Asilton, supervisor of High Schools in Caroline County, headlines on Do Our High Schools Teach Americanism. Hostesses include Mrs. Elmer Orme and others. members urged to bring guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Community Club
Hattie Dukes
Fred Asilton
Caroline County
Elmer Orme
Henry Detwiler
Martha Huffington
Ashby Slocumb
Carlton West
Denton Lions Club thanks public for show huge turnout
The Lotte Club Minstrel Show and Denton Lions Club express heartfelt gratitude for a record turnout that supported the Playground Fund. Proceeds funded school amenities including swings, see-saws, a sliding board, and bicycle racks, with plans for a permanent backstop at the high school diamond. The club vows continued playground improvements under the LION pledge of Liberty Intelligence Our Nations Safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Lions Club
Denton
Eastern Shore Soccer League Results Summary
In a Sunday card on November 4, the results show Oxford 2 and Hurlock 2, Denton 3 defeating Kent Island 1, Federalsburg 3 tying Ridgely 3, and Queen Anne 4 besting Greensboro 3. Upcoming matches feature Ridgely at Oxford, Queen Anne at Federalsburg, Hurlock at Kent Island, and Denton at Greensboro.
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Oxford
Hurlock
Denton
Kent Island
Federalsburg
Ridgely
Queen Anne
Greensboro
ueen Anne
Public Subscriptions Go Over the Top in Easton Hospital Drive
Large memorial gifts including 36000 20000 and 15000 led Easton area hospital fund drive to 1062420 with 5128 subscriptions. Announcement made at State Armory over weekend by 400 volunteers closing two week campaign across Talbot Caroline and Dorchester counties. Funds to expand Memorial Hospital vow no waste or frills with focus on modern facilities and affordable care.
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Memorial Hospital
aston
State Armory
Easton
Talbot
Caroline
Queen Anne’s
Dorchester County
George D. Olds
K. Thomas Everngam
Phillip IE. Nuttle
W. E. Unger
G. Arthur McDaniel
Talbot County
Queen Anne
Help Tag Day in Caroline County Health Drive
Saturday event seeks support for a tag sale to benefit health programs. Citizens urged to buy a tag to support the cause in Caroline County.
Nursing Committee Report of Caroline County Health Association
The Nursing Committee reports five meetings in Greensboro Preston Federalsburg and Denton with strong attendance. Income from tag sales in 1950 funded health initiatives, including travel for a state nurses meeting, patient transportation to Wilmer Eye Clinic and Johns Hopkins, newspaper subscriptions, safety materials, immunization cards, meeting notices, envelopes and letterheads, special meeting postcards, postage, check printing, and oilcloth posters.
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Caroline County Health Association
Greensboro
Preston
Federalsburg
Denton
Health Association
Caroline County
Nurses State Association
Baltimore
Wilmer Eye Clinic
John Hopkins Hospital
three county news
Easton Star Democrat
Caroline County Health Department
Home Safety Review
Local Firemen's Auxiliary Plans Bake Sale
The Denton Volunteer Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary met Tuesday night at the firehall with president Mrs. Paul Singer presiding. They organized a bake sale for Saturday November 3 in the old Silco building and reported proceeds from Black-Eyed Susans sales forwarded to the Maryland Association for Disabled Firemen. The group also plans a future dance and thanks donors for their support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary of
Denton Volunteer Fire Company
Paul Singer
Silco
Black-Eyed Susans
Maryland Association for
Nursing Committee Meeting at Federalsburg Health Center
Caroline Health Association held an Oc tober 16 gathering at the Federalsburg Health Center with members present including Mrs. F. D. Zeigler, Mrs. William Wolf, Mrs. William Towers, Mrs. Fred Trice, Mrs. Perry Voshell, Mrs. Nelson Covey, Mrs. Wilbert Merriken, and Mrs. A. W. Brum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the
Caroline Health Association
Federalsburg Health Center
F. D. Zeigler
William Wolf
William Towers
Fred Trice
Perry Voshell
Nelson Covey
Wilbert Merriken
A. W. Brum
Evangelistic Campaign At Pilgrim Holiness Church
The Fall Evangelistic Campaign of the Pilgrim Holiness Church of Denton runs November 5 to 18 with Rev Linwood Horseman of Greensboro leading. He and wife play piano accordion and will provide music nightly. all are welcome. Rev W R Dudley, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Holiness Church of
Denton
Linwood Horseman
Greensboro
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Horseman
W. R. Dudley
Home Nursing Classes Begin at Fire House this Fall
Home nursing classes start November 6 at the Fire House with afternoon sessions on Tuesday and Thursday from 2 to 6 p.m. Each class runs two hours until completed. Enrollment is strong. a second night class may be added. Contact Mrs K Thomas Everngam or Mrs Herman E Keen for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Thomas Everngam
Herman E. Keen
Funeral services held for Mrs Nancy Caroline Hutson
Nancy Caroline Hutson 83 died at home after a short illness. Funeral at Rawlings Funeral Home Greensboro conducted by Rev Linwood Horseman of Pilgrim Holiness Church. Burial Greensboro Cemetery. Survived by husband Charles E Hutson four daughters Bessie Tribbett Georgia Jester Ethel Jester Carrie Dolby and Norman Hutson, plus 28 grandchildren 44 great grandchildren five great great grandchildren and sister Octavia Minner of Felton Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Caroline Hutson
Rawlings
Greensboro
Linwood Horseman
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Hutson
John Bright
Elizabeth Baynard Bright
Charles E. Hutson
Bessie Tribbett
Ridgely
Georgia Jester
Denton
Ethel Jester
Carrie Dolby
Norman Hutson
Octavia Minner
Felton, Del
Semi-Annual Meeting of Girl Scout Executives
The semi annual meeting of Girl Scout executives of section 12 region III took place in the Scout House in Princess Anne on Wednesday October 24. Miss Elizabeth McHugh community advisor from the Girl Scout national office in Washington DC was introduced by Mrs K Thomas Everngam of Denton chairman of Section 12 Region III for the Girl Scouts. Region III comprises Maryland Pennsylvania Delaware Virginia and part of West Virginia. Section 12 includes Kent and Sussex counties Delaware Northampton and Accomac counties Virginia and Caroline Kent Queen Anne Talbot Dorchester Wicomico Somerset and Worcester counties Maryland. Announcement was made of a Program Institute for leaders to be held at Wilson College Chambersburg Continued on page
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Scout House
Princess Anne
Elizabeth McHugh
Girl Scout
Washington, D. C
K. Thomas Everngam
Denton
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Virginia
West Virginia
Kent
Sussex
Northampton
Accomac
Caroline
Queen Anne
Talbot
Dorchester
Wicomico
Somerset
Worcester
Wilson College
Chambersburg
Lutheran Rally on Reformation Day Observance in Denton
Lutherans from Denton and Greensboro gather on Sunday November 4 at 11 a m in Gustav Good's hall above his Denton jewelry store for Reformation Day services led by Rev. Herman Drews of Minnehaha. A business meeting follows to organize the Ev Luth Mission Congregation of the Denton Greensboro District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Greensboro
Gustav Good’s
Herman Drews
Minnehaha
Ev. Luth
Denton-Greensboro
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Employment Service Division
Department of Employment Security
Eastern Shore Office of Vocational Rehabilitation
W.S.C.S
McKeldin
Shore Club
Drive For Relief Clothing
Greensboro Auxiliary
Hallowe’en
Lotte Club Minstrel
Eastern Shore Soccer League
ZEasten Hospital
John W. Noble
Anna L. Rogers
Larrie S. Jones
James Dixon
Elizabeth Wright
Robert B. Dixon
Dixon
Easton National Bank
Caroline County Medical Society
Roberta B. Wheatley
W. Lee Wheatley
Willis & Covell, Co
John Willis Covell
Carol W. Covell
County Health Association
Local Firemen’s Auxiliary
Wheers
Nursing Committee
Vieers
Vrs
Nancy Hutson
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