New Jersey Woman Plays Key Role in Nationwide Story A Day
Catherine Woolley of Passaic writes stories for the weekly Story-A-Day magazine aimed at daily shared reading for children ages three to seven. The project, distributed by national chain stores since September 24, promotes family unity and literary education with seven original illustrated tales weekly and no advertising.
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New Jersey
Catherine Woolley
Passaic
Mike
Butch the Bulldozer
Miss Woolley
Harper
William Morrow & Co
Passaic Board of Education
Passaic-Clifton Ywca
Passaic Kenilworth Society
Passaic League of Women Voters
Board of Education
Passaic Redevelopment Agency
League of Women Voters
Closter
Lucile Gulliver
Boston
Mass
Charles Manchester
Charlotte, N. C
National Association of Food Chains
Partial List Of Chairmen For Girl Scout Drive
Former Governor Elbert N. Carvel will be honorary chairman for the Peninsula Girl Scout Drive October 29 to 31. Area chairmen include Robert Grime and Martin Sutton, with William Young directing the colored troops. District and local leaders meet in Seaford October 14 and in Denton October 15 to distribute pledge cards and plans. The Fall meeting October 12 at Caroline High School, Denton, will consider shifting council meetings to January May and October third Wednesdays. Every adult Girl Scout in the council area is eligible to vote.
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Elbert N. Carvel
Laurel
Del
Peninsula
Robert Grime
Seaford
Martin Sutton
Ridgely
Maryland
William Young
The
Colored Workers
St. John’s Methodist Church
Carvel
Jean Clendanie
Doris Jackson
Milford
Paul Shugard
Mullsboro
Paul Traynhan
Rehoboth
James Newell Jackson
Delmar
Albert Chirnside
Edith Smith
Felton
Frederica
G. Metzler
Bridgeville
Nancy Porter
Greenwood
Wendall Hamm
Clara West
Harrington
Colored Troops of
Delaware
Joseph Griffin
Charles C. Jacobs
Camden
Upper Kent County
Richard Cooper
R. C. Cole
Chestertown
Kent County
George R. Murphy
Easton
Talbot County
Calvin Harrington, Jr
Cambridge
Dorchester County
George Clendaniel
Denton
Caroline County
Peninsula Girl Scout Council
Caroline High School
K. Thomas Everngam
Charles Smith
Kent
Sussex
Queen Anne's
Caroline
Talbot
Dorchester
Everngain
Frederica Girl Scouts
Milford Day Camp
Frank Clendaniel, Jr
Golden Sun
Council
Carter Building
Orphans Court Proceedings Record Multiple Estates
The Orphans Court met with Chief Judge H Roland Towers and two associate judges. Administrations and inventories were examined and approved for Elizabeth Locke McDonald Walter Everngam and other estates. Petitions orders and final accounts were filed for several estates including Reilly Sturley Kahler Dill and Booker. Proved, admitted, and releases filed with notices to creditors recorded.
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Orphans’ Court
H. Roland Towers
Charles V. Moore
Maurice A. Brackett
Thomas I. Reilly
Florence M. Reilly
Walter T. Everngam
Grace P. Everngam
K. Thomas Everngam
Iva Jane Loer
State Bankers To Meet In December
The Maryland Bankers Association will hold a two day seminar in bank management and operations on December 23 at the Southern Hotel in Baltimore. Joseph M. Naughton and William B. Alexander lead the program with a cross section of Maryland bankers attending.
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Maryland Bankers Association
Southern Hotel
Baltimore
Joseph M. Naughton
Second National Bank
Cumberland
Association
American Bankers Association
Graduate School of Banking
William B. Alexander
Fidelity Trust Company
Maryland
Autumn Glory Time Proclaimed For Maryland’s Fall Scenery
Governor McKeldin designates October 5 to 18 as Autumn Glory Time to promote Western Maryland fall scenery. He toured Oakland in Garrett County with Mrs. McKeldin, visiting the first tree farm near the Potomac River. The effort, now in its third year, is supported by state agencies and local groups to extend Western Maryland’s vacation season.
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Earle R. Poorbaugh
State Department of Information
Maryland
Deep Creek Lake
Funeral for W Henry Morris Held at Hardy Church
W Henry Morris 63 died Saturday in Kent General Hospital Dover after long illness. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 p m Hardy Methodist Church. Born Greensboro son of David L and Anna L Jewell Morris. Surviving wife Mamie Morris son Raymond Morris Hartly brothers Clinton B Morris Greensboro Irving Morris Brooklyn NY stepsister Mrs David L Morris Greensboro half-sisters Mrs John Fultz Chester Pa Mrs Arthur Wheatman Denton half-brother Dale Morris Greensboro seven grandchildren four great grandchildren two nieces. Interment Greensboro Cemetery.
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Hardy Methodist Church
W. Henry Morris
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Mr. Morris
Greensboro
David L
Anna L. Jewell Morris
Hartly
Mamie Morris
Raymond Morris
Clinton B. Morris
Irving Morris
Brooklyn
N. Y
David L. Morris
John Fultz
Chester
Arthur Wheatman
Denton
Dale Morris
Greensboro Cemetery
Nurses Association To Hold Convention
The Maryland State Nurses Association and the Maryland League for Nursing plan an October 28 to 30 convention at the Southern Hotel Baltimore. Opening at 8:15 a m on October 28 the theme is Nursing The Past and the Future are the Present. A birthday dinner on October 29 marks the 50th anniversary of the association and the first anniversary of the League. Dr Douglas Courtney will speak at the dinner. Members will vote by mail for officers and two directors with results at the business meeting.
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Maryland State Nurses Association
Maryland League For Nursing
Southern
Baltimore
Anna E. Holmes
Douglas Courtney
Institute For Research In Human Relations
Services for Edward Cooper Wright at 2 p.m. Tuesday
Edward Cooper Wright, 84, died last Sunday at a son's home in Tuckahoe Neck. Services were held at J. Virgil Moore and Son Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Tuesday, with Rev. Thomas J. Turkington of Grace Methodist Church officiating. Burial followed in Denton Cemetery. A Caroline County native, he was the son of the late James FE and Mollie Cooper Wright.
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Edward Cooper Wright
Tuckahoe Neck
J. Virgil Moore and Son
Thomas J. Turkington
Grace Methodist Church
Denton Cemetery
Caroline County
James FE
Mollie Cooper Wright
Butcher recalls son’s boxing rise to lightweight title
A butcher tells a customer of his son who used to help in the shop and has now entered boxing, winning a championship. The customer recalls him and guesses he has won the lightweight championship.
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Butcher
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William Naylor
Haddonfield
N. J
New Castle
Naylor
Mary Stear Naylor
Frank
William
Stephen
Edward H. Naylor
Frances Wright
Elizabeth Locke McDonald
Elizabeth M. Stafford
J. Wilbur Stafford
Clarence J. Shaw
Elmer C. Sturley
James A. Wise
Joseph A. Kahler, Jr
Marvin H. Smith
Margaret Kahler Gittings
Clara Kahler
Joseph A. Kahler
Frank P. Simon
F. Ross Simon
Leo J. Grieder
Mobile
William Henry Dill
Robert W. Downes, Jr
Katherine D. Booker
Harry R. Merriken
LeRoy S. Merriken
Bessie N. Jarrell
Elbert N. Jarrell
Joseph G. Jarrell
Bess Jarrell King
T. Noble Jarrell, Jr
T. Noble Jarrell
Hannah Satterfield Johnson
Carlos Mosley
Sled
Thomas E. Mcc Connell
Maryland Trust Company
Hubert P. Burdette
First National Bank of Mount Airy
Joseph N. Shumate
Farmers National Bank
Annapolis
Harper R. Clark
Clark
First National Bank of
State Bankers Associations
Theodore R. McKeldin
Nurses Association
Journal Today
Edward C. Wright
Cooper’s
Hoover
General Electric
UUM Cleaner
Armstrong Quaker Rugs
Western Auto Associate
Duster
Johnson
Armstrong
Chase
Armstrong Linogloss
Coopers
Denton, Maryland
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