Legion Membership Drive Progressing
Caroline Post 29 of the American Legion reports its 1952 dues paid members at 141, the highest since 1917, with a goal of 200 for the year. About 40 are new or returning members, renovation of the kitchen is planned, and volunteers will handle much of the work to improve the Home and aid meals for Legion and public suppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Post
American Legion
Harry Jopps
Legion
Harry J. Hubbard
Post
Caroline Home Clubs Hear Educator on Inflation
A. B. Hamilton of the University of Maryland will speak on inflation at the Caroline County Council of Home Makers' Clubs fall rally in Harmony on Tuesday November 13. The 14 clubs total 400 plus members. The program includes a Denton store style show with dresses modeled by their makers directed by Mrs. Vernon Bodenbender, corsage demonstration by Mrs. Carroll Harrison, a Smithville Homemakers' Club skit, readings by Shirley Lane and Julia Wilson plus group singing led by Miss Wilson. Mrs. Kennard Holden of Denton heads the council and Miss Bessie M. Spafford arranged the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Hamilton
University of Maryland
Caroline County Council of Homemakers’ Clubs
Harmony
Denton
Vernon Bodenbender
Carroll Harrison
Trappe
Smithville
Social Security Representative To Be Here
A Social Security Administration representative will be at the Court House in Denton on Tuesday November 13 starting at 11:00 a.m. Norman P. Foster, manager of the Salisbury field office, says visits aid area workers to address Old Age and Survivors Insurance inquiries. Many may be losing eligible benefits by not applying. those who think they may qualify or have questions are urged to file an application or seek correct information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Administration
Court House
Denton
Norman P. Foster
Salisbury
Mr. Foster
Christmas Seal Sale Opens November Nineteenth
The Maryland Tuberculosis Association and county groups begin the 1951 Christmas Seal Sale on November 19 and run through Christmas Day. President William H. Staub notes no local quota, urges counties to aim for a 10 percent rise and recalls last year’s Maryland total of 343,105.74 dollars while highlighting ongoing TB tolls and Maryland deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
William H. Staub
National Tuberculosis Association
Marrylang Tuberculosis Association
Baltimore City
Staub
Maryland
U. S
Revenue Act of 1951 tax changes outlined by Maryland official
George Hofferbert, Maryland Internal Revenue Collector, lists key changes under the Revenue Act of 1951. Highlights include cigarette tax rising to 4.00 per thousand, gasoline tax up half a cent, and floor stock taxes on distilled spirits beer and wines. Dealers must inventory stock and file returns by December 31, 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hofferbert
Internal Revenue
District of Maryland
Baltimore
Collector of Internal Revenue
Eastern Shore Soccer League Results November 11
Week results show Ridgely defeating Oxford 3 0 Greensboro beat Kent Island 6 5 Hurlock routed Denton 0 5 Federalsburg won 7 4 over Queen Anne Matches Sunday Hurlock at Ridgely Queen Anne at Denton Oxford at Federalsburg Greensboro at Kent Island
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Shore Soccer League
Ridgely
Oxford
Queen Anne
Denton
Federalsburg
Greensboro
Kent Island
Oxford Kent Island
Denton Greensboro
Zeigler to Attend Southern States Meeting in Richmond
Frank D. Zeigler will attend the 28th Southern States Annual Meeting in Richmond Virginia on November 8 and 9 as the Denton area’s official delegate. King Sutherland and more than 1500 attendees will participate with highlights including an O. E. Zacharias Jr. report, Koop Kwiz Kontest finals, three new board members, a general discussion, and Green Pastures essay awards presented by Governor Battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Zeigler
Southern States
Richmond
Denton
King Sutherland
Southern States Agency
O. E. Zacharias, Jr
Virginia
Battle
Thanksgiving Matinee At Dentonia Theatre
The Dentonia Theatre presents a free Thanksgiving Day matinee for children starting at 2 p m on Thursday November 22 featuring leading short subjects cartoons comedies musicals and more. Bring neighbors for a big time and the treat is on us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dentonia Theatre
Washington College Hosts Scouts to Soccer Game
Washington College invites Cub, Boy and Explorer Scouts from the Tri-County District to a 2 p.m. Saturday soccer match at the college athletic field in Chestertown. Units expected from Denton Easton Federalsburg Preston Henderson Greensboro Ridgely Centreville Church Hill Sadlersville Grasonville Queenstown Kent Island Cordova St Michaels Trappe Wittman Tilghman Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Athey
Washington College
Tri- County
Washington College-Drexel Tech
college athletic field
Chestertown
Tri-County
Del-Mar-Va
Walter Kerslake
Denton
Easton
Federalsburg
Preston
Henderson
Greensboro
Ridgely
Centreville
Church Hill
Sadlersville
Grasonville
Queenstown
Kent Island
Cordova
St. Michaels
Trappe
Wittman
Tilghman
Oxford
Salisbury Man Taken To Baltimore Hospital
Charles F. Theis, 23, father of two, was taken by Salisbury Fire Department ambulance to the University of Maryland Hospital in Baltimore on Monday. Local doctors suspect infantile paralysis. Theis, assistant manager of the Family Finance Company and a Salisbury musician, became ill Saturday. He played saxophone in Charles Shockley's orchestra and had a band until this year. His home was with Mrs. Pearl Collins prior to his marriage. he was the son of Irvin V. Theis, a Salisbury contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Theis
University of Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
Salisbury Fire Department
Theis
Family Finance Company
Salisbury
Pearl Collins
Irvin V. Theis
Charles Shockley
Brumbaugh Memorial Window Dedicated in Baltimore
The Chalmers Sherry Brumbaugh Jr Memorial Window was dedicated Sunday at First Presbyterian Church Baltimore. Gift of the Brumbaugh family the window honors Saint Stephen the first deacon with a martyrdom medallion and Brumbaugh arms at the base bearing 1915 1946 in loving memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalmers Sherry Brumbaugh, Jr
Brumbaugh
First Presbyterian Church
Baltimore
Saint Stephen
Revival Notice at Pilgrim Holiness Church of Goldsboro
Revival service begins November 11 at Pilgrim Holiness Church Goldsboro with Rev M C Manning from Hillsboro Indiana, and singers. Evening services 7 30 p m Nov 11 18 25. Sunday School 9 45 a m and services 11 a m and 7 30 p m. Come hear old time Gospel with special music. P F Bean pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Holiness Church of
Goldsboro
M. C. Manning
Hillsboro
Ixy
P. F. Bean
Packers Bay Site Purchased for Harmony Dressing Plant
The Schraderberg Kurdle Company of Baltimore bought 22.3 acres last week near Harmony for a chicken dressing eviscerating and freezing plant. The tract lies at the Denton Preston highway intersection with the road to Fowling Creek and was sold by J. Leon Todd of Harmony. The company already runs a similar plant at Cordova in Talbot County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schraderberg-Kurdle Company
Baltimore
Harmony
Denton-Preston highway
Fowling Creek
J. Leon Todd
Cordova
Talbot County
Hallowe'en Dance a Great Success
The Halowe en Masquerade Dance held by the Ladies Auxiliary and the American Legion for the kitchen fund was a great success. Prizes were awarded for costumes, with Betty Lou Willis and Ann Lord of Denton winning most comical and Trixie Price of Centreville the prettiest. Plans call for an upcoming dance on Thanksgiving night November 22 at the American Legion Home with Cap Workman and his orchestra from 9 to 1, cost $1.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies, Auxiliary
the
American Legion
kitchen fund
Betty Lou Willis
Ann Lord
Denton
Trixie Price
Centreville
Cap Workman
Auxiliary
Denton P T A Program Covers Recreation and Library Growth
The Denton Parent Teacher Association met in regular session on Monday evening November Sth. The program featured a Salute to the Flag and music by the third graders and Peggy Callahan with Peggy Van Dyke performing piano duets. Philip Cooper spoke on library growth since the Renaissance and council officers described activities promoting after school recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of
Denton
little baron twinsters
Philip Cooper
Edward Wright
Edward Love
Dorothy Andrews
Peggy Callahan
Peggy Van Dyke
Ising
Pete Gynt
Edward Greig
Nursing Committee to Meet Dec 8 After Weather Delays
Mrs Frank Zeigler chair of the Caroline County Health Association Nursing Committee announced this week that Tag Day sales were postponed in some areas due to bad weather. The next committee meeting is set for Monday December 8 at 2:00 in the Denton Health Department office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Zeigler
Caroline County Health Association
Zeigler
Denton
American Education Week Observed Nationwide
The thirty-first annual American Education Week will run November 11 through 17 in public schools nationwide. Sponsored by the National Education Association American Legion and the National Congress of Parents and Teachers, the week highlights school work and involves Caroline High School hosting Open House November 12 with an afternoon assembly at 12 45 featuring guests from American Legion Post No 29 and the PTA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Education Association
The
American Legion
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Unite For Freedom
Caroline High School
Post No. 29
Nursing Meeting Led by Mrs Zeigler at Emerson Hotel
Mrs Zeigler vice president of the lay committee of the State Organization for Public Health Nursing will preside at the Friday meeting November 9 at the Emerson Hotel. Miss Mattie M Smith from Caroline County Health Department will lead the discussion after a paper by Mrs Bessie Littman Mental Health Consultant for the National Organization for Public Health Nursing. The topic is Human Relationships in Nursing Particularly in Care of the Aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Zeigler
State Organization for Public Health Nursing
Emerson Hotel
Mattie M. Smith
Caroline County Health Department
Bessie Littman
National Organization for Public Health Nursing
Caroline County Soil Conservation Supervisor Election News
Caroline County farmers will vote on November 13 to fill the district soil conservation supervisor seat after the death of T. Clayton Roe last August. Polls open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Caroline Supply Feed Store Preston, Hobbs and Jarman Feed Store Greensboro, and the County Agent's Office Court House Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
T. Clayton Roe
Caroline Supply
Preston
Hobbs and Jarman
Greensboro
Court House
Denton
Easton Hospital Fund Sees New Subscriptions Grow
New subscriptions to the Memorial Hospital building fund increased the total to 1,067,867 dollars with more gifts still being received after the public campaign ended. Davis C. Burroughs, committee chairman, reports 151 donors including individuals, couples, families, corporations, and organizations gave from 1,500 to 50,000 dollars for beds, rooms, and other facilities as the new wing nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital building fund
Davis C. Burroughs
Burroughs
A. Johnson Grymes
Easton
Julia B. Hopkins
St. Michaels
Washington, D. C
George Dearborn
Jennie Wheatley Hopkins
Edward Burling, Jr
Joseph P. Cotton, III
Caroline Poultry Farms, Inc
Federalsburg
John N. Wright, Jr
Marjorie Todd SXnotts
Denton
Paul Knotts Davison
Read’s Foundation, Inc
Herbert E. Jump
Rollins Page Ball
James W. Scotten
Greensboro
A. Irvin
Denton Soccer Club Falls to Greensboro in Loss
Denton Soccer Club, buoyant after a prior victory, lost 6 2 to Greensboro in Greensboro. Pippin opened scoring for Greensboro, Murray equalized for Denton from a penalty, Baynard scored for Denton, and Blades was absent weakening defense. Coach Riddleberger’s squad showed better play but faced strong, accurate finishing and defense. Denton meets Queen Anne next, location listed for Sunday November 14 at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Soccer Club
SKxent Island
Greensboro
Hurlock
Riddleberger
Charlie Porter
Pippin
Denton
Murray tee
nets
Clarence Baynard
Charles Blades
Queen Anne
Glass To Meet The Christian Comrade Class Notice
The First Methodist Church Glass To Meet The Christian Comrade Class will meet Tuesday November 13 1951 at 8 00 p m at the home of Mrs Grace Garey Assisting hostesses will be Mrs Howard Legg Mrs George Lowe Mrs Emory Gottwall and Mrs Raymond Fifield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Grace Garey
Howard Legg
George Lowe
Emory Gottwall
Raymond Fifield
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Wilmington
Delaware
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Hazel Murphy
Katherine Downes
Thomas Cahall
Lois Slaughter
Sally Everagain
Johnny Usilton
Donna Gayle Harris
Rickey Sharp
Janet Lou Butler
Mary Ann Fleetwood
M. K. Newnam, Jr
Packers Bay
Hallowe’en Dance
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Howard Mezick
Mrs. Zeigler
Soil Supervisors
Easton Hospital
Eva Carter
Fred Asilton
Maurice A. Prackett
Lee Noble
Richard Hall
William Tilley
W. E. Unger
Joseph M. Eaton
Thompson Swing
William D. Marvel
Ernest C. Collins
W. S. Unger
G. Arthur McDaniel
John T. Milby
Arthur W. Brumbaugh
Edward H. Covell, Jr
T. Carville Fleetwood
James A. Wise
J. Max Chambers
Marvin G. Todd
J. Walter Truitt
Jerome Frampton, Jr
John W. Eveland
G. Lawrence Wilson
W. Edmund Neal
Dorchester County
S. Ewood Andrews
Lula D. Ward
W. Howard Pinkett
Marydel
Mt. Zion
Homer Gibbs
Noble Patterson
Bridgetown
Nancy Wilkerson
Theresa Pinkett
Mary Adams
Roland Brummel
Thomastown
Sandtown
William Young
Deep Branch
Clarence Scofield
Boonsboro
Trinity Lane
Colbert Henry
Andrew Kelley
Walter Beulah
Charles Jolly
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