Rotary To Hear United Fund Chairman Tuesday
Charles Newton the new general chairman of Caroline County United Fund Drive will speak to the Rotary Club of Denton Tuesday evening about campaign plans and solicit local Rotarians to revive interest. James K. Cooper will discuss future programs. The drive goal was missed last year and agencies received insufficient income. Newton aims to meet Caroline County citizens to lead a successful drive this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Newton
Gilpin
Caroline County
United Fund
Rotary Club of
Denton
James K. Cooper
Rotary
International Committee
Newton
Fire Co Announces Annual Supper Date
The Denton Volunteer Fire Company will serve its annual supper on Saturday, Nov. 4, with plans for a cafeteria style carry out to speed service. Serving will run from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. Donations are low, with 11 chickens received toward a goal of about 200. If chickens arrive, the event will proceed as the traditional feast with improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Volunteer Fire Company
Woman's Club Of Denton Opens New Year Meeting
The Woman's Club of Denton held its first fall meeting at the Club House on Second Street on October 6. A bountiful covered dish luncheon was served by hostesses, and music was provided by a North Caroline County High School Glee Club sextet. Maryland Federation officers and local guests attended, and the president presided in the president's absence. The speaker stressed local club responsibility within the federation and highlighted the Latin American Scholarship Program. The club invited visitors to join future programs and social events. Fort Knox note: Pvt William K Boyce completed the ammunition helpers course at The Armor School after entering the Army in April and basic training at Fort Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Denton
Second Street
Conover Crouse
Mahala Allston
William Beers
W. A. Cawley
J. H. Emerson
Louise Gray
Grace Palen
J. Lawrence Wright
Madge Jump
W. S. Carroll
Jean Griffith
Maryland Federation of Woman’s Clubs
John T. Kaufman
Baltimore
Henry A. Warburton
Elkton
Ezra Arbaugh
Hempstead
William E. Reese
Woman’s Club
G. H. Rue
Walter Dick
Colonial Heights
L. Jay Smith
Earl Crouse
Kaufman
Federation of Woman's Clubs
American Federation of Woman's Clubs
United States
Maryland
Graduate School
University of Maryland
Woman's Club of
Caroline County 4-H elects officers and plans events
Caroline County 4-H Council met October 2 1962 in the Home Demonstration Agent's room electing Alan Nagel as president Sarah Van Dyke vice president Charlotte Ruf secretary Elrick Quillen treasurer They planned a banquet at North Carolina High School November 9 and finalized officers training for October 7 The council will place 4 H road signs and reconvenes January 2 1962 Also includes dated historical notes and a partial weather forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Alan Nagel
Bright Star
Sarah van Dyke
Concord Chipmunks
Charlotte Ruf
Greensboro Workers
Elrick Quillen
Army Pvt William F Smith completes ammunitions course at Fort Knox
Fort Knox Kentucky Army Pvt William F Smith son of Mrs Rosie M Laramore Goldsboro recently completed a six week ammunition helpers course at the Armor Training Center He received instruction in receipt storage shipment issue maintenance and renovation of ammunition components and explosives He entered the Army last May Smith attended Greensboro High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Knox
Army
William K. Boyce
Russell F. Trice
Federalsburg
Armor School
Boyce
Fort Jackson
S. C
Service Trucking Co
William F. Smith
Rosie M. Laramore
Goldsboro
Armor Training Center
Smith
Greensboro High School
Bilbrough Completes Navy Boot Camp at Great Lakes
William G. Bilbrough Jr. of Denton finished nine weeks of recruit training at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes Illinois on September 16. The ceremony included a full dress parade before high officials and dignitaries as the raw recruit became a Navy Bluejacket ready for fleet duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes
Ill
William G. Bilbrough
Denton
Naval Training Center
Congressman Johnson To Visit Here Tuesday
Congressman Thomas F. Johnson will visit Caroline County next Tuesday and meet voters on any government matter. He will be at the Court House in Denton to welcome residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Johnson
Caroline County
Court House
Denton
Public Relations Seminar At North Caroline High
Twenty five officials from Caroline County education system and PTA attended a state first Public Relations Seminar at North Caroline High. Harold Rathman urged better public information flow and school news written to fit newspaper style. Superintendent Wilbur Hoppengardner said the public has a right to know and plans to recruit volunteers to help. The session discussed improving coverage of student intellectual achievements and coordinating with boards, schools, and PTA units. The program continues with a November 9 session featuring editors from Caroline and Talbot Counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
North Caroline High School
Harold Rathman
Economic Development Commission
Board of Education
Wilbur S. Hoppengardner
Caroline
Pta’s
Talbot Counties
Marvin G. Todd
The
Preston Pta
Harry N. Rieck,Jr
Caroline County
Caroline County Council; Richard W. Hall
Glen P. Davis
Ridgely
R. B. McNamee
John W. Barrett
Denton
Edith Lister
Caroline County Council
J. A. King
Greensboro
Louise Dennison
Lewis W. Davis
Morgan E. Williams
Fred Ti. Sheely
United Fund Meeting in Caroline Sets 25464 Goal
The Caroline County United Fund meeting at Choptank Electric Coop in Denton, led by President Calvin D. Lynch, settled on a 25464 goal including the library. Agencies include Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Red Cross Memorial Hospital Mental Health Retarded Children and Salvation Army. Campaigns kick off mid October with district chairs and run through November 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County United Fund
Choptank Electric
Denton
Calvin D. Lynch
Caroline County Library
Caroline United Fund
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Red Cross
Memorial Hospital
Mental Health
Retarded Children
Salvation Army
Shorewide Development Conference Planned on Oct 27
More than 300 invitations were issued this week by George Hubley head of Maryland Economic Development to Eastern Shore representatives. The one day event will assemble in North Caroline High School gym for a forum linking government business and local officials to boost regional economy. Topics include new food preservation methods and use of chicken by products with local and state officials presenting. Guest speaker is Talbot County Industrial Development Commission president Asdward Eley. keynote by Harry Boswell Jr, chairman of the Maryland Economic Development Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hubley
Maryland
Eastern Shore
North Caroline High School
Asdward Eley
Talbot County
Industrial Development Commission
Harry Boswell, Jr
Maryland Economic Development Commission
Caroline County 4-H Banquet Plans November 9
The Caroline County 4-H Banquet Committee met October 11 and finalized plans for the annual 4-H Club day on November 9 at 6 45 p m at North Carolina High School Tickets cost 1 50 and are available from local leaders by October 27 No tickets at the door Committee members include Chairman Mary Pepper Secretary Peggy Collins Treasurer Vicki Moore and others Alan Nagel is toastmaster with Aunt Pearl s 4 H Club conducting the candle lighting ceremony and program includes skits and talent from local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
North Caroline High School
Mary Pepper
Peggy Collins
Vicki Moore
Louis Fuchs
Jane Aden
Joe Boyles
Thomas Wheatley
Wanda Councell
Alan Holsinger
Alan Nagel
Robert Corwin
Wayne A. Cawley, Jr
Aunt Pearl
Hillsboro
Third Beer Licensee Convicted In Court
Harry Olin Hubbard of near Goldsboro was convicted by a jury on October 10 of selling beer after hours. He and James Arthur Quick and Olin M. Griffith were convicted in a Maryland State Police general vice investigation. They were released on bail pending sentencing, to be held together with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Olin Hubbard
Goldsboro
Hubbard
James Arthur Quick
Olin M. Griffith
Maryland
James Q. Knotts
Kendall Wilson Milligan
Hurlock
Older Youth Elect Officers For The Coming Year
Diane Brown of Denton was elected president of Caroline County 4-H Older Youth for the 1961-1962 session at the first meeting of the year. Roberta Downs, Denton, is the new vice president in charge of programs, with Charlotte Ruf of Greensboro as secretary and Pat Harding of Preston as treasurer. The group planned a weekend camp, square dance, bowling party, citizenship tour, fire prevention and automotive programs for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Brown
Denton
Caroline County
4-H
Diane
Roberta Downs
Charlotte Ruf
Greensboro
Pat Harding
Preston
State Trooper Activity During The Past Week
The State Police report for the past week notes several accidents and charges. On October 9 two miles north of Goldsboro Charles Wingate of Seaford and George Stubbs of Marydel were in a collision after a left turn. Stubbs was charged with failing to keep right of center. James Ervin States of Queen Anne faced an operating under influence charge on Oct 6. Hosea Manuel Quiles of Federalsburg was charged with operating without a license on Oct 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro
Charles Wingate
Seaford
George Stubbs
Marydel
Wingate
Stubbs
James Ervin States
Queen Anne
Hosea Manuel Quiles
Federalsburg
Oowy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman’s Club of
Henry A. Warburton, Jr
J. Davis Minster
Harold F. Williamson
Salisbury
W. Norman Wherrett
Easton
Weather Data
John L. Sullivan
Boston
Tremont House
Atlantic
B&o
Hattie W. Caraway
Ark
U. S. Senate
Lee de Forest
SVPRE
Newspape
Nat’l
J. Millard Tawes
State House
Annapolis
Maryland Press Association
Elmer M. Jackson III
Ray Hamby
Congressman Johnson
North Caroline High
Choptank Electric Coop
Bers
Advance Gifts Committee
Wilbur S. Happengardner
Advance Gifts
Joseph R. Doupnik
Doupnik
David Day
Caroline Poultry Farms
O. O. Stivers
Wilbur S. Hoopengardner
Hkr
Bey
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!