Local Church Women Sell Coupons For Church Fund Drive
Grace Methodist and First Methodist Church women team up as extra salespeople in a drug store selling 25 cent coupons for 25 cent merchandise on Friday and Saturday November 10 and 11. Proceeds split between the two churches with Grace earning Friday and First Methodist Saturday. Coupons redeemable at sale. Bryan Hopkins ad to list goods. clock alarms tissues chocolate and Kodak film arrive in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Hopkins
Grace Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Bryan & Hopkins
Whitman Chocolates
Kodak Films
Hubbard Gets Life Term For His Crime
Howard Hubbard Sr. of Preston, colored, convicted by an Anne Arundel County Circuit Court jury of first degree murder in the September 21 Preston restaurant owner James Davis slaying, was sentenced Monday to life in the Maryland Penitentiary. His lawyers urged a new trial or reversal, but the Fifth Circuit upheld the verdict without capital punishment after a venue transfer from Caroline County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hubbard Sr
Preston
Anne Arundel County
James Davis
Maryland
Hubbard
W. Brewster Deen
George B. Woelfel
James Clark
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Waoen
Caroline County
Deen
Preston Breeder Starts Herd Test
A. T. Blades of Rolling Acres Preston is starting his Guernsey herd on official production test in the Herd Improvement Division of The American Guernsey Cattle Club. Milk tests include monthly production and butterfat content with a surprise test and preliminary milking during lactation. University of Maryland supervises testing and results are reported to The American Guernsey Cattle Club for publication in the Performance Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Blades
Rolling Acres
Preston
Guernsey
Amercan Guernsey Cattle Club
University of Maryland
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Sharp Shooter Pvt Lane Wins Medal After Training
Sharp Shooter Pvt Robert E. Lane, Caroline High School class of 13 graduate, now serves in the U S Army at Fort Sill Oklahoma. Inducted June 26 1944 after training at Fort Meade he earned the Sharp Shooters Medal as son of Mr and Mrs Willard Lane of Denton Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lane
Caroline High School
U. S. Army
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Willard Lane
Denton
Army
Fort George G. Meade
Okla
Fifty-Eight Officers Graduate From FBI National Academy
Seventy eight law enforcement officers from across the United States and Canada completed the twenty sixth and twenty seventh sessions of the FBI National Academy in Washington DC. Diplomas were awarded after lectures by Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas and American Bar Association President David Simmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lawrence Andrew
Maryland
Earl S. Egnor
Wilmington
Delaware
Harold B. Kiser
Hagerstown
FBI National Academy
Washington, D. C
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
William O. Douglas
Supreme Court of the United States
David A. Simmons
Houston
Texas
American Bar Association
District of Columbia
Alaska
Canada
China
FBI
Arthur L. Beeley
Department of Sociology
University of Utah
Augusta Bronner
William Healy
Judge Baker Guidance Center
Boston
Massachusetts
Matthew McGuire
United States District Court For
G. Howland Shaw
Joseph R. Seizoo
Church of
Saint Nicholas
New York City
E. A. Walsh
S. J
Georgetown University
England
Newfoundland
Philippine Islands
Puerto Rico
Panama Canal Zone
Lt Gray Bombing Foe With Leaflets Over Italy
Lieutenant Thomas Gray Jr. of Goldsboro Maryland piloted a Twelfth Air Force B-25 mission over Northern Italy dropping German language leaflets. The leaflets counter Goebbels propaganda and aim to erode German morale, encourage surrender, and aid prisoner repatriation and safety behind American lines.
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12Th Aafp
Thomas Gray Jr
Thomas Gray
Goldsboro
Italy
Twelfth Air Force
Gray
Shore Clubs Meet at Pocomoke City
The Fall meeting of the twenty three clubs of the Eastern Shore District of the Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs will be held November 16 at Pitt's Creek Presbyterian Church in Pocomoke City. President Mrs Wilmer Fell Davis of Federalsburg will call the session to order at 10 30 a m with reports expected from Vice President Mrs James Hughes and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Shore
Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs
Pitt’s Creek Presbyterian Church
Pocomoke City
Wilmer Fell Davis
Federalsburg
James Hughes
New Yorker Buys Cedarhurst Colonial Mansion for Farm Use
New Yorker Timon Smid of Westwood New Jersey plans to restore the old Cedarhurst estate near Ridgely, Caroline County, convert part of its 247 acres to a modern dairy farm, and host his wedding there with prospective bride Ellen Blackwell. The two may rename the property The Lone Oak after taking possession in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedarhurt
Ridgely
Timon Smid
Westwood
N. J
Cedarhurst
James H. Pippin
Smid
Caroline County
Queen Anne’s
Dorchester
Oak Lawn
Benjamin Sylvester
John Boon
Fire Company Elects Chief And Officers
Denton Volunteer Fire Company elected Earle White chief for the coming year at last Friday’s meeting. Nominations were from two candidates, White and Charles T. Baker. Officers named were: President William Finn, Vice President C L Stafford, Secretary Emory Walston, Asst Sec Douglas Bennington, Treasurer Sherman L Tribbitt, Supply Sgt Roland Griffith, Janitor Casper Meeks. Committees named: Funds Drive chaired by Baker, Attendance chaired by Neal, Auditing chaired by Redden. Orme’s membership application was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Volunteer Fire Company
Earle White
Charles T. Baker
White
Eugene Anderson
William Finn
C. H. Roe
William H. Neal
Douglas Benington
Board of
Chief White
Finn
C. T. Baker
C. L. Stafford
Louis C. Butler
Wilson Collie
Emory Walston
Lester Towers
Sherman L. Tribbitt
J. Redden
Earie White
Roland Griffith
William S. Orme
St John’s Instructor Speaks At Rotary Meeting
Mr. George Bingley of St. John's College Annapolis spoke to the Rotary Club about "The St. John's Plan of Liberal Education." He described education as thinking and argument through comparing great thinkers, leading to independent thought. He noted graduates gain entry to Johns Hopkins and similar universities. A post talk seminar followed and was enjoyed by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bingley
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Rotary Club
St. John’s
St. John's
Johns Hopkins
Citizenship Topic At Club Meeting
Mrs. Robert Marsh of Denton will speak on American Citizenship at the Denton Community Club meeting today. Mrs. William F. Wolf will preside and Mrs. Roland N. Hitchens arranged the program.
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Robert Marsh
Denton
Denton Community Club
William F. Wolf
Roland N. Hitchens
Seaman Raymond R. Trice Wins Two Battle Stars
In a letter to his parents Mr and Mrs Francis H Trice of Andersontown Raymond Robert Trice a U S Fleet seaman in the Pacific Area reports winning two stars indicating participation in two major battles He enlisted in February 194% after graduating Caroline High School in 1941 He left the country in August 1943 and is aboard a ship docking at Pearl Harbor
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Francis H. Trice
Andersontown
Raymond Robert Trice
U. S
Pacific
Caroline High School
Pearl Harbor
Nearly 1000 youth attend Maryland 4-H Club Day rally
About 1,000 4-H boys and girls from Maryland rural counties gathered at the University of Maryland coliseum for the state third annual 4-H Club Day. Girls outnumbered boys. 28 4-H members were named Maryland All Stars, led by Mrs. Alice Downey.
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Maryland
University of Maryland Coliseum
Caroline County
Allegany County
College Park
Montgomery County
Wicomico
Howard
Queen Anne’s
Carroll
Somerset
St. Mary’s
Maryland All- Stars
Alice Downey
Washington
James McHenry
Eina Marc- Farland
Elaine Akhurst
Jean Reese
Baltimore County
Thelma Bowman
Katherine Rittenhouse
Caroline
Richard Bennett
Malcolm Mathias
Mary Florence Peltz
Frances Crothers
Carl Feucht, Jr
Cecil
Evelyn Howard
Leo Duvall
Jean
Patricia Reese
Reisterstown
Goucher College
Patricia
Caroline County War Fund Drive Reaches Half Way Mark
Caroline County reports a National War Fund Drive total of 6255 dollars with ten days left in 1944. The county commission pledges 3506 to be distributed among districts, supporting Boy Scouts Maryland Childrens Aid USO Sea masters Aid Fund and other relief efforts for service members and distressed populations. Citizens urged to give generously and volunteers to cover their territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
War Fund
Europe
Asia
Boy Scouts
Maryland Childrens
USO
War Prisoners Aid
Seamans Aid Fund
National War Fund
Childrens
Denton Women Study Indians in History Program
Dr. Tda Bell Thomas of Maryland State Teachers College spoke to the Denton Methodist Woman's Society on how Indians were deemed savage or civilized by environment and white contact. She traced Indian history as context for studying North American first families, noting Episcopal and Presbyterian efforts led before Methodists. Mrs. Benjamin F. Johnson presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tda Bell Thomas
Maryland State Teachers’ College
Salisbury
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Thomas
North America
Episcopal Church
Benjamin F. Johnson
War Fund Drive In Full Swing Here
The National War Fund Drive for 1944 45 is in full swing led by local chairman Charles Hada. Campaign supports fighting men at home and abroad with over 50 percent of contributions aiding USO United Seamen's Service War Prisoners Aid and allied relief societies. Local volunteers listed include Walter Palmer Kathleen Brubaker Wilson Cohee Mrs. John Bradley C J Kern and many others ready to accept contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hadaway
National War Fund
United Service Organizations
United Seamen’s Service
Maryland
Walter Palmer
Kathleen Brubaker
Wilson Cohee
John Bradley
C. J. Kern
Kate Johnson
Mary Bunney
Lillian Sparks
Mary Emily Gniecko
Lila Hubbard
Clayton Reynolds
Clifford Stafford
Sam Mellits
Winfield Nichols
Paul van Dyke
Elva Wolf
Jo Pine
Catherine Finn
Martha Parker
Talmage Strong
Ben Johnson
Edith Merriken
St Pauls Greensboro to mark 40th anniversary service
St Pauls Methodist Church Greensboro observes its 40th anniversary Sunday with an 11 am service led by Dr. Walter Gunby former district superintendent of the Peninsula Conference. The choir will perform special selections. A cordial invitation is issued to members and friends to attend. Sunday School Day at 10 am seeks about 200 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's 9 Methodist Church
Greensboro
Walter E. Gunby
Dover and Wilmington
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Lawrence Andrew
FSI National Academy
Goebbel
Pocomoke
Bishop Francis J. MC Connell
New Yorker
Fire Company
Rotary
St. Paul’s
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