Caroline High School Results and Veterans Day Address
Caroline High School beat Ridgely 5 2 and 5 4 in field ball games on 10 31. The Veterans Day 1958 proclamation honors World War I’s 40th armistice anniversary and urges national tribute, preparedness, marksmanship training, and civilian self reliance amid future wars and threats.
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Caroline Bowling Lanes Duckpin League Standings and highs
Weekend results across leagues at Caroline Bowling Lanes show team standings and top game scores. Ruth's Queen Bees and Patsy’s Five post strong marks in the Lucky Strike and weekend counts, with Frampton and Suchs leading in high games. Mixed Doubles invites new teams. contact Bill Fleetwood for entrants.
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Tri County Ten Pin League Night at Easton Greens
The weekly Tri County Ten Pin League results list teams and scores from a Wednesday night session at Easton Greens. High game by L Connor with 237, high team set by Nuttle Lumber at 2526, and team scores include .762 Fox Bros and .238 DVFc among others.
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State Police
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M. Stafford
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Tom’s Tar
Breyer’s
Jolly
Night Hawks
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Senator Redden at Southern Education Board meeting
State Senator Layman J. Redden of Denton attends the Southern Regional Education Board Legislative Advisory Council meeting in Atlanta Georgia. The event runs through Nov 8 with U S Representative Carl Elliott of Alabama as main speaker and plans for SREB’s 10th anniversary, regional education linkages, and mental health programs on the agenda. Two state legislators from each of 16 Southern states serve on the council.
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Layman J. Redden
Denton
Legislative Advisory Council
Southern Regional Education Board
Atlanta
Paul W. Manns
Virginia
U. S
Carl Elliott
Alabama
Elliott
SREB
Rape and murder trials set in Dorchester County court
Arraignment of one of three defendants occurred Friday in Cir court Dorchester County. Thomas Wesley Stanley 28 Cambridge indicted for rape on two counts pleaded not guilty through attorney Charles E Edmondson trial set this week. Donald Wayne Edge 25 Greensboro charged with bastardy out on bond arraignment withheld. John E Wilkerson near Cambridge charged with bigamy June 28 1957 set for trial this week. Fifteen minor cases to trial. Johnnie Brown 37 Salisbury charged with murder of policeman T H Stephens Sept 6 scheduled Nov 17 with defense lawyers.
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Thomas Wesley Stanley
Cambridge
Dorchester Grand Jury
Charles E. Edmondson
Donald Wayne Edge
Greensboro
John E. Wilkerson
Emerson C. Harrington, Jr
Johnnie Brown
Cook
Salisbury
Brown
T. H. Stephens
The man who plays too much is sensible as workaholic
A fragment from SPAPERRA 4 C Hl y 7 contrasts leisure and labor, noting that a man who indulges in play can be as sensible as one who toils, reflecting a balanced view on excess and prudence.
Goldsboro Student Honored in Who's Who List at STC
Five senior students at State Teachers College in Salisbury are named for inclusion in Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Delores Gardner Evelyn Hughes William Calvin Livingston Jr Jean Marie Pusey and Albert F Seymour earned this honor for scholastic record and college contributions. Gardner of Lexington Park and Hughes of Goldsboro hold leadership roles and student teaching assignments. Livingston, Pusey, and Seymour are also active in campus activities and athletics with notable past recognitions and teaching placements.
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Wilbur Devilbiss
State Teachers College
Salisbury
Delores Marie Gardner
Evelyn Regina Hughes
William Calvin Livingston, Jr
Jean Marie Pusey
Albert Freeman Seymour
Gardner
Lexington Park
St. Mary’s County
Great Mills High School
Miss Gardner
Wicomico
Miss Hughes
Goldsboro
Greensboro High School
Evergreen
Wesley Foundation
Hughes
School of State Teachers College
Livingston
Wicomico High School
University of Maryland
Men’s Athletics Association
STC
Mardela High School
Miss Pusey
Eden
Snow Hill High School
Women’s Dormitory Association
Local Well Driller Attends Washington Convention
E. R. Kauffman of Delmarva Drilling Co. Denton attends the National Water Well Association convention in Washington D C November 3 to 7 with over 1 500 delegates and more than 80 manufacturers showing equipment. He notes huge well drilling rigs near the Sheraton Park Hotel and says the industry sustains living standards by supplying pure water as the newest techniques are discussed.
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Delmarva Drilling Co
Denton
Washington
D. C
National Water Well Association
Kauffman
Sheraton Park
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Convention aims for better water supply at lower cost
The convention seeks to provide the public the best water supply at the lowest possible cost and to assist hiring established well drilling contractors using the latest geological data. Mr. Kauffman notes that growing living standards demand more groundwater wells for city systems, new communities, and modernized farms as suburban living rises.
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Veterans Day observance planned by Caroline civic groups
Caroline County will observe Veterans Day on Tuesday November 11 at 1045 am with ceremonies at Caroline High School Greensboro High and Federalsburg High The event is sponsored by Caroline Post 29 American Legion and features Rev Joseph E James invocation Rep Harry Hughes main address and Rev Edward M Wheatley benediction A moment of silent prayer will follow at 11:00 am weather permitting with indoor arrangements if needed.
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American Legion
Denton Vo. Fire Co
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Greensboro
Edward M. Wheatley
Denton
Trust in all nations but keep strong defense forces
A policy urging the United States to maintain robust military strength while pursuing international trust. Emphasizes safeguarding national security as prudent alongside diplomatic engagement and alliances.
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