Furniture Store Head Addresses Rotary Club
Robert E. Turner of Hub Furniture Baltimore and Carter Furniture Towson spoke to the Denton Rotary Club at the Brick Hotel. He outlined the American Retail Federation role in lobbying and pressed small retailers to influence legislation directly. He noted Kennedy credit in defeating the Kennedy Irwin Bill and previewed next week’s Rotary program by James Cooper with slides and a Denton England visit recap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Brick
Tom Johnson
Landrum-Griffin
Robert E. Turner
Hub
Baltimore
Carter Furniture Co
Towson
Turner
Furniture Dealer’s Association
American Retail Federation
Washington
Rotary
James Cooper
England
Rotary Club
Veep Cooper
Magistrate Courts Record Fines For Week Long List
Last week in Guilford County magistrate court, John Robert Bright of Greensboro paid 75 dollars after being found not guilty of drunken driving and fined 75 for reckless driving. Cornelius Hurd also fined 75 for allowing an unauthorized person to drive his car. Two Greensboro youths paid 35 each under a new law banning minors from possessing alcohol. Charles Parker Jr of Federalsburg paid 25 for speeding and reckless driving but was found not guilty of exceeding 70 mph. Ray Francis Marvel of Federalsburg paid 5 for disturbances. Everett O McGee of Bridgeville Delaware fined 10 for reckless driving. Melvin Douglas Good and Benjamin C Trice were found guilty of willfully damaging a motor vehicle. Good 30 and Trice 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robert Bright
Greensboro
Cominion
Cornelius Hurd
Charles Parker, Jr
Federalsburg
Planning Commission for Denton Named Tuesday
The Denton Town Board created a non partisan Planning Commission to improve the town with likely weekly meetings. Members include Lacey Orme, Peoples Bank. James R. Chaffinch Jr. Denton National Bank. John W. Haycock CPA. Daniel G. Crouse Town Board member and oil dealer. Emory Dobson County Record. Byron H. Nuttle Chamber of Commerce. W. A. Stewart Wright real estate agent. The panel aims to aid Denton and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Messrs
Lacey Orme
Peoples Bank
James R. Chaffinch, Jr
Denton National Bank
John W. Haycock
Daniel G. Crouse
Emory Dobson
County Record
Byron H. Nuttle
Chamber of Commerce
W. A. Stewart Wright
Woman's Club Of Benton Marks 40th Anniversary At Club House
The Woman's Club of Denton celebrated 40 years with a gala at the Club House on Friday October 2. Honored guests included past presidents and charter members as the event highlighted club history, floral decor, a covered dish luncheon, and a program noting civic contributions since 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club of
Benton
Woman’s Club
Denton
Jerry
Wayne A. Cawley
R. Ellis Clark
William G. Towers
L. Jay Smith
Emory Dobson
M. Lee Wyatt
J. Virgil Moore
Walter Kelly
Fred B. Nuttle
William Beers
J. Lawrence Wright
James M. Clarke
C. V. West
William Arnold
Gus Koste
W. S. Carroll
Douglas Lynch
Cesar Coalla, Jr
C. C. Merriken
W. A. Cawley
Harry Luzader
Lee Wyatt
Harry Ramsdell
Edith Norman
Legion To Sponsor Two Programs For This Year
Caroline Post 29 will sponsor a County Oratorical Contest and a Veterans Day program on November 11 for all county high school juniors and seniors. The oratorical contest will be held this winter at the Post Home with contact through principals or Mr. Morgan Williams, Americanism Chairman for the North Eastern Shore District. The Legion donated a 49 star flag to the new high school. Ladies of Post 29 run a Child Welfare Drive supervised by Mrs. William Beers to aid local families, with item pickup arranged via Denton numbers.
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Caroline Post 29
Morgan Williams
Williams
North Eastern Shore
of the Legion
The
Legion
Ladies of American Legion Post 29
William Beers
Denton
Beers
Mallet
Caroline County Garden Club Opens Fall Season in Easton
The Caroline County Garden Club met at Tidewater Inn Easton Maryland on September 30 with 21 members and two guests Mrs Frank La Motte and Mrs Henry Heineman. Mrs Heineman spoke on flower arrangement and district I director Mrs LaMotte praised the club’s efforts. A Land Week Show booth was organized with volunteers covering birds corsages terrarium arrangements potted plants calendars and live arranging demonstrations daily at 3 pm. District I hostesses Mrs Reyner Dukes Mrs Bradford Stetson and Mrs W Carman Leggett assisted at the Landscape Design Workshop September 25 at Baltimore Memorial Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank la Motte
Henry Heineman
W. Edwin Unger
James Wise
W. Carman Leggett
Austin Murphy
LaMotte
Wilmer Fell Davis
Garden Club
Bradford Stetson
James Johnson
Ella Carter
Dallas Blades
Robert Holt
Davis
Donald Jefferson
Baltimore Memorial Stadium
Caroline County Garden Club
Reyner Dukes
Nuttle Re-Elected To 5 States Directorship
Denton resident Harry Nuttle was re elected to the Southern States Cooperative Board for a three year term representing Delmarva on the Eastern Shore. He will be confirmed at the cooperative’s Richmond Virginia annual meeting. Delegates from Denton area attended the day long session at Wicomico Hotel Salisbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry N. Nuttle
Denton
Southern States Cooperative
Wicomico Hotel
Salisbury
Delmarva
Nuttle
Southern States Board
Richmond
Maryland Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
Maryland
Choptank Rea Cooperative
Seward Dail
Cambridge
Francis Schwaninger
Easton
John Hoyd
Howard Workman
John Drummond
Pierce Adams
James Voss
Marionville
Delmar
Federalsburg
Painter
Lions Fry Pan Featured At Harvest Festival Parade
Harvest Festival Committee announced the big Lions Fry Pan will headline the PTA fair at Denton School on October 23. Charles Willis notes the Lions donate their pan and services as the festival partners offer chicken and fries, games, fortune telling, movies, a Harvest King and Queen dance, prizes, and contests from 4:30 to 10:30 pm with Hallowe'en theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvest Festival Committee
Charles
Buck) Willis
Denton
Post Office Window Hours Extend To 5 30 P M
Post office windows will operate 8 00 a m to 5 30 p m daily except Saturdays Sundays and legal holidays starting October 12. Saturday hours are 8 00 a m to 1 00 p m. No window service on Sundays or holidays. Money Order window weekdays 9 00 a m to 5 00 p m except Sundays and holidays. Extension implemented without Department approval.
Milk Meetings Closing: Extension of Exception Period
The Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers Inc. announces a 10 day extension for filing exceptions to the USDA recommended decision on the Upper Chesapeake Bay Federal Milk Marketing Order. Last date for exceptions is Oct 13. Meetings inform milk producers about terms. turnout is strong with 97 at West Friendship, 49 at Cordova, and 62 at Jarrettsville.
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MD. Coop. “Milk Producers, Inc
Department of Agriculture
Chesapeake Bay
MCMP
Frederick County
Camp Ritchie
Baltimore City Hall
Salisbury
USDA
West Friendship
Cordova
Jarrettsville
Guardian Hose Co
Thurmont
Rising Sun High School
Cecil County
Hereford Volunteer Fire
Baltimore County
Unionville
Grange Hall
Junior Hog Show Held At Centreville
The Northern Eastern Shore Fall 4-H and FFA Hog Show was held September 30 at 10 00 am in Centreville High School. Sixteen hogs from Caroline County were exhibited by three boys with Don ald Sutton Ridgely winning the Grand Champion Trio and Charles Matthews Federalsburg the Reserve Champion Trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centreville
Caroline County
Donald Sutton
Ridgely
Charles Matthews
Federalsburg
Richard Edwards
James Ferguson
University of Maryland
Kenneth Clarke
Ess- Kay
Vocational Agricultural Teachers
Maryland Extension Service
Schedule For N. Caroline High School Games
N Caroline High unveils schedules for hockey football and cross country. Hockey away Oct 9 vs Federalsburg at 1 30 and other dates at Preston Federalsburg North Dorchester Centreville Sadlersville. Football away Oct 23 Millsboro and Nov 6 Middletown Cambridge and North Dorchester. Cross Country Oct 14 South Dorchester Oct 21 Centreville Oct 28 South Dorchester and State Meet Nov 7 at Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federalsburg
Preston
North Dorchester
Centreville
Sadlersvlle
Millsboro
Middletown
Cambridge
South Dorchester
Baltimore
Kenton and Centreville in Mar Del League Finals
Kenton and Centreville set for best two of three playoff final following wins. Kenton trailed Rock Hall 5-0 before rallying to 6-5 with Bob Gates relief. Centreville defeated Chesapeake City 5-4 after three doubles in the ninth. Next Sunday Centreville visits Kenton to open the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Centreville
Kenton Zead
Rock Hall
Chesapeake City L
Chesapeake City
Bob Gates
Ronnie King
Bob Lord
Bill Asilton
Lord
John Wolf
Gates
Dickie Kenton
Sonny Riehm
Paul Shelton
Tom Coleman
Bill Wallace
Coleman
Ed Lewis
Paul Calloway
Burt Dickerson
Bob White Oak
County Schools Close for Oct 15 and 16
Caroline County schools will be closed on Thursday and Friday October 15 and 16 for teachers attending the State Teachers Convention in Baltimore. Classes resume Monday October 19 at 9 00 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Baltimore
New Educational Facilities At First Methodist Church Available
Announcement at First Methodist Church Denton reveals new church school rooms opening Sunday October 11. Walter G. Kerslake notes nineteen rooms for 9 children 6 youth 4 adults, funded by Gustav Good with church furnishing. All time high attendance 251. perfect attendance pins awarded to many children and youth. Rev. Otho G. Brewer Jr. serves as minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Denton
Walter G. Kerslake
Gustav Good
Good
Betty June Sutton
Sara Lane
Margaret Kherslake
Dottie Billmeier
Nancy Wheat
Ann Billmeier
Jimmy Irwin
Betty Jean Carroll
Myron Irwin
Alan Baker
Barbara Dukes
Nancy Kerslake
Donna Hill
Roland Willis
Jimmy Lane
Carol Ann Koenig
Jimmy Hill
Vickie Davis
Charlotte Ruf
Linda Wright
Sandy Conner
Susan Manlove
Martha Manlov
Gordon Wheat
Eddie Newnam
Nancy Orme
Billy Davis
Beverly Hill
Gaye Wise
Mary Elinor Duffy
Ellen Palmer
Paul Palmer
Marlene Lankford
Dennis Brown
Jo Ann Brown
Richard Hill
Jimmy Johnson
Bill Newnam
Otho G. Brewer, Jr
First Church
National Business Women's Week Observed Oct 4 10
Mrs. Emily Lapham leads Caroline County B P W Club in National Business Women’s Week from October 4 through October 10 1959. The event honors women in business and the professions and highlights the theme A Right Turn To A Confident Future and the National Federation of B P W Clubs as a historic national organization.
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Emily Lapham
Caroline County
Business and Professional Women’s Club
United States
National Federation of Business and Professional Clubs, Inc
Federation
Business and Professional Women
National Federation of
B. P. W. Clubs
Newton D. Baker
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