Caroline High School Field Ball Results
Federalsburg and Caroline High School played a double scoreless game at 0-0. In a later field ball matchup Federalsburg defeated Caroline High School 5 to 3 on 10-7.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1958
Page
7
Federalsburg and Caroline High School played a double scoreless game at 0-0. In a later field ball matchup Federalsburg defeated Caroline High School 5 to 3 on 10-7.
Scheduled Sunday afternoon races at Delmar Delaware and Wilmington Delaware speedways feature 14 mile venues. The Langhorne Pennsylvania 100 mile National Championship sets October 12 with 1 mile length for Modified and Sportsman Stock cars.
Results from multiple duckpin bowling leagues at Caroline Bowling Lanes show team standings high averages and top games. Weekend and weekday matches list Ridgely Queens Jolly Five Bowl-o-rinks Pushovers Alley Cats Pin Busters Odds & Ends Mix-up Girls teams with top players including Frampton Fleetwood Smith and Talman.
The County Council of Homemakers met three times, advisory to local clubs, and reviewed activities from the past year. At the September Federalsburg meeting hosted by Circle Homemakers Club, new president Mrs Maurice Todd and new treasurer Mrs Rodney Holsinger were introduced. Spring and fall rallies featured speakers, films and demonstrations including cake decorating led by Miss Margaret Oliver.
The report details a 1958 fall rally with talks by Extension Forester Harry William Deneler and Maryland Civil Defense officer Robert Creaghorn, plus home economics topics across five areas. It notes 1959 topics including Soft Floor Coverings and Outdoor Cooking, special topics like Meat Cutting and Pattern Alterations, and mentions the Maryland State Chorus program under Don Craig.
Maryland teachers gather at the Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore for the 91st Annual Convention. Friday morning speakers include Gov. candidates J. P. S. Devereux and J. Millard Tawes. Mayor Thomas D Alesandro Jr and J W Lewis greet attendees.
Oral Roberts reflects on Isaiah a song sung at a Philadelphia Christian business convention. He compares renewal to an eagle shedding old feathers and emphasizes lifelong growth through faith, action, and daily dependence on God's blessings. He warns that forsaking God ages a person, while exercising gifts renews strength and vigor.
James A. Wise, State's Attorney and Legislature candidate, said the county faces a serious problem from bad checks. He cited hundreds of losses over 12 years due to law loopholes that hinder prosecution. He would push for stronger legislation to shield the public from such abuses.
Continues list of obituary notices with burial details noting interment at Hill Crest Cemetery in Federalsburg, indicating a local death and funeral information.
Charles Andrew Taylor 76 died suddenly at his West Denton home last Friday. He was the son of Sallie Dill and Ambrose Taylor. He is survived by two children Mrs. Edgar T. Hall Harrington and Frank E. Taylor St. Louis Mo. Services were at Moore Funeral Home last Tuesday with Rev. George W. Goodley officiating. Interment in Denton Cemetery.
Mrs Belle Morris recovers at home from multiple fractured ribs. Mrs Edward Ross visited Mr and Mrs Wm Ross this week. Tuesday evening she shared a dinner with Mr and Mrs Barton Butler in Hillsboro. Mrs Lucy Cole with Mr and Mrs Wm Hammond of Felton visited Stanley Cole in Paoli Pa on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Buddy Spiering and boys of Greensboro were dinner guests last Wednesday evening of Rev and Mrs Omro Todd.
Wesley E. Thawley administrator notifies all claimants to present their verified claims for the late Thomas R. Benson to him by March 26, 1959, or be barred from estate benefits. Creditors must settle promptly. Dated September 23, 1958. True Copy test: Carlton V. West, Register. 9-26-31
By writ of fieri facias the Caroline County Circuit Court orders the sale of seized farm goods from defendants Herbert and Enzie Killen, including Minneapolis Moline combine, John Deere tractor, Massey Harris tractors and tools, a Frigidaire fridge, Caloric stove, a 1952 Ford, and household items. The public auction takes place at 10:00 a.m. on Sullivan Farm near Greensboro along the Greensboro Whiteleysburg Road, conducted by Sheriff Louis C. Andrew and auctioneer.
Grimes Golden Red Delicious Stayman and Rome apples quality excellent at the Bridgeville packing house open 7 a m to 6 p m Monday Saturday and 1 p m to 5 p m Sunday contact O A Newton & Son Bridgeville Del phone 2551 dated October 10, 1931.
A strong crowd attended the Choptank Raceway Sunday for the 25 lap feature event amid a successful car race program. The event highlighted the Choptank Micro Midgets with a competitive showcase and steady fan turnout.
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