Homemakers Attend Cooking Demonstration in Caroline County
A group of Caroline County homemakers gathered in the Demonstration Area at Choptank Electric Cooperative for an evening program led by Miss Janet Ceblentz State Nutrition Specialist and other experts. Miss Bessie Spafford welcomed attendees and introduced the speakers. Mr G H Rue discussed meat aging wrapping and quick freezing while Mr Carroll George demonstrated beef cutting with actual meat and charts highlighting grades and buying choices. (Continued on page 5)
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Nov. Ltd
Caroline County
Choptank Eleeting Cooperative
Janet Ceblentz
Bessie Spatforc
G. H. Rue
Shadowlawn
Carroll George
Armour Meat
Judy Wilson
Choptank Electric
Spafford
Miss Drescher To Address Local Methodist Women
Miss Mildred Drescher, a World Wide field worker for the Woman's Division of Christian Service, will speak at Grace Methodist Church in Denton on November 17 at 2 p m. The event invites all Methodist women to attend and support efforts in promoting their societies.
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Mildred Drescher
Denton
Grace Methodist Church
Miss Drescher
Woman's Division of
Christian Service
Wesleyan Service Guild
Den ton Club to Hear Miss Julia Wilson on Home Lighting
The Den ton Community Club will meet November 6 at 2:00 PM at the Club House. Mrs. J Kemp Stevens leads the program featuring Miss Julia Herbert Wilson speaking on Home Lighting Better Light Better Light. Hostesses include Ms T C Fleetwood and others. The Christian Comrade Class of First Methodist meets November 10 at 8 PM at Mrs Walter G Kerslake Jr's home with several assisting hostesses.
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Denton Community Club
J. Kemp Stevens
Julia Herbert Wilson
T. C. Fleetwood
John Mandrell
Arthur Ramsdell
Theodore Orme
Wesley Thawley
Hattie Dukes
First Methodist Church
Walter G. Kerslake, Jr
Wm. Irwin
Jay Skitchen
Francis Rogers
Georgianna Kimmel
Purina Growers Dinner Meeting in Denton
Adams Feed Co. held a Purina dinner meeting for broiler growers at the Brick Hotel in Denton last Wednesday evening with fifty attendees. Prizes included aprons pen knives and feed scoops. Meade Summers of St. Louis entertained the group with imitations and jokes while the dining room featured Purina red white and blue decor and chrysanthemum centerpieces.
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Purina Growers
Denton
Adams Feed Co., Inc
Brick Hotel
Meade Summers
St. Louis
Purina Eastern Division
Purina
Bill Gray
Bridgeville
Serviceman
Paul Stafford
Roy Adams
Mary Alice Wright
Mrs. Adams
Jake Correll
Newark
Del
Dawson Warrington
Greensboro
Prizes Awarded At Greensboro Parade
The Greensboro Lions Club holiday parade drew a few hundred spectators last Friday night. Prizes were awarded in several categories including children’s fancy dress with Karen Sue Bailey and Linda Carter placing, comics won by Larry McClymments and Dickie Pursley, and most original honors to Nancy Minner and Peggy Minner with group placements for Barbara Cain, Mary Joiner, Patsy Hutson and Carol Ann Pippin. Adults also competed with prizes for fancy dress, comics, and most original, awarded to several entrants including Mrs. Annie Rich, Sue and Francis Karcher, Mrs. Pearl Boyd, Mrs. Richard Garey, Jean Raver, Betty Taylor, and Johnny Berger.
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Greensboro
Pearl Boyd
Richard Garey
Jean Raver
Betty Taylor
Johnny Berger
Eastern States Annual Meeting Held At Greensboro
Thirty five persons attended the annual meeting of the Eastern States Farmers Exchange in the new fire hall Greensboro last Thursday evening. They were entertained by interesting talks and a movie. Presid ing were H. Wallace Cook District Fieldman Howard Johnson Feed Specialist David A Spiering local representative and Charles Vanville chairman Ridgely.
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Jo. Kindleberger
Eastern States Farmers Exchange
New Fire Hall
Greensboro
H. Wallace Cook
Howard Johnson
Springfield
Mass
David A. Spiering
Charles Vanville
Ridgely
Resolutions Of Farm Bureau Sent To Agricultural Secretary
The Caroline County Farm Bureau policy development committee met last Friday to draft resolutions for the Maryland Farm Bureau and U S Secretary Ezra Benson. They urge a two price system with 90 percent parity for domestic markets, more funds for land grant colleges, consultation with farm groups on national policy, continued waste curbing commissions, and tariff gradual reduction to boost two way trade. The three resolutions push for parity support, funding for agricultural research and marketing at land grant colleges, and broad consultation with farm organizations.
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Caroline County Farm Bureau
Maryland Farm Bureau
United States Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra T. Benson
Land Grant Colleges
United States
Denton Fire Inspectors Tour Local Businesses
On Wednesday October 28 thirty five members of the Fire Prevention Association of Maryland and Stock Insurance Companies conducted an inspection of business places and public buildings in Denton to denote fire safety practices. The report continues on page 10.
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Fire Prevention Association of Maryland
Denton
Armistice Day Reverence and Resolve Across Nation
Armistice Day is a time to remember supreme sacrifices by brave men who fought to preserve democracy. It calls for renewed dedication to Americanism, vigilance against enemies of freedom, and the resolve to keep America strong in honor of its heroes.
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America
Mental Health Film Showings Offered by County Chapter
The Caroline County Chapter of the Mental Hygiene Society of Maryland offers a Mental Health Film Service to service clubs and civic groups. Films include Angry Boy Space of Youth Farewell to Childhood Preface to a Life and Steps of Age. Miss Lucretia Gibbs invites requests for films or speakers and lists can be requested at 602 Market St Denton.
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Jas. P. Hill
Caroline County
The
Mental Hygiene Society of Maryland
Lucretia Gibbs
Caroline Chapter
Market St
Denton
Mental Hygiene Society
Car-Truck Crash At New Bridge
James G. Jones of Bronx and Marvin Conner of Denton collided on Route 328 near New Bridge after a blowout. Jones avoided collision by veering left while Conner stopped 75 yards away, lights off. Conner arrested Friday for reckless driving operating on a revoked license and failure to stop. Trial found him guilty on all counts with fines of 25, 100, and 50 dollars plus costs. damage estimated at 625 dollars.
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James G. Jones
Bronx
N. Y
New Bridge
Marvin Conner
Denton
Jones
Conner
Cpl
Gus Koste
W. A. S. Wright
Mrs Slaughter Heads County Seal Sale
The 1953 Christmas Seal Sale of the Maryland Tuberculosis Association begins Monday November 16 and runs to Christmas Day. Aimed at prevention, detection, and treatment of tuberculosis, funds support health education medical research rehabilitation and social services. Mrs Roy Slaughter named Christmas Seal Sale Chairman for Caroline County.
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Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Russell A. Nelson
National Tuberculosis Association
Maryland Tuberculosis Assn
United States
Nelson
Maryland
Baltimore City
Roy Slaughter
Caroline County
Holiday Bazaar Committees Formed at Denton First Church
An announcement by Mrs. Carlton V. West names the committee heads for the second annual Holiday Bazaar of the WSCS at The First Methodist Church of Denton. Dec 4–5 events include booths for Handwork Candy White Elephant Country Store Aprons Grab Bag Small Fry Plants Parcel Post Novelties Luncheonette Special Sales and a Decorating Committee led by Mrs. James Harris with several assistants.
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Carlton V. West
WSCS
First Methodist Church of
Denton
O. O. Stivers
T. Carville Fleetwood
W. B. Palmer
Fred Covey
Alan Armstrong
John Fr. French
Madge Jump
James Harris
Norman Irwin
Fred Asilton
J. Frank Lane, Jr
Reese Brown
Alton Billmeier
Lions Minstrel Ready For Presentation
Final preparations are complete for the Lions Club Minstrel Show to be presented Monday and Tuesday, November 9 and 10. Director Harvey Fleetwood has crafted entertaining scenes with instrumental numbers solos and chorus singing promising an outstanding production. The Concord Christian Comrade Class meets at Mrs Olivia Lord's home on Thursday November 12 at 1 30 with co host Mrs Elva Smith.
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Lions Club
Harvey Fleetwood
Concord Christian Comrade
Olivia Lord
Elva Smith
Denton Lions Sponsor Scout Explorer Post Forming
The Denton Lions Club met on Monday evening at the Brick Hotel to sponsor an Explorer Post. Frampton Carroll welcomed the Lions as sponsoring organization and introduced John Kyle and James C. Pyle to outline duties and community benefits.
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Denton Lions Club
Brick Hotel
Frampton Carroll
Tricounts
Carroll
John Kyle
Tri-Coun
James C. Pyle
Delmarva
Wihnington
Mr. Pyle
Denton Lions
Explorer Scout Post
Richard Werslake
Harry Harrison
Tayloe Lewis
John Witbak
James Pyle
Howard Trice
Walter G. Kerslake
Harold C. Towers
Jr. Sneeling
John Keene
Henry Lee Nuttle
EF. W Kindleberger
Support This Splendid Cause Buy Health Tag Day
Community drives in Caroline County promote Health Tag Day to support medical services. Organizers urge residents to purchase a tag, donate, and raise awareness for health programs. Local groups coordinate with sponsors and pledge funds to support care initiatives.
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Caroline County
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Benton Hallowe’en
Armory
LE. Sindleberger
Wm. Murdoch
Julia H. Wilson
Q. R
Jock Walsh
Dick Frampton
Deborah Cartee
Johnny
Charlotte Lister
Jeannie Cole
Sue Sparklin
Donna Gayle Harris
Nancy
Elaine Minner
Denton Chamber of Commerce
Denton Volunteer Fire Co
Julia Wilson
Jewspaper H AbHiv
Farm Bureau
Agricultural Secretary
Weather Data
Lions Minstrel
Lions
Boy Scout Explorer Post
Parorr
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