Miss Robinson to Sing at St Luke's Church
Miss Reba Jean Robinson of Baltimore will present a vocal program at St. Luke's Church in Denton on Sunday October 28 at 730 PM in First Building. She studied at Peabody Conservatory and has performed in operas and recitals since age 16. Accompanist is Ernest Ragogini. Anniversary Sunday features two services led by Dr J Leas Green.
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Reba Jean Robinson
Baltimore
St. Luke’s Church
Denton
Miss Robinson
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
J. Leas Green
Easton
O. G. Brewer, Jr
Four NCHS Grads in University of Maryland Band
Four Greensboro born North Carolina High School graduates excel at the University of Maryland. John Melhuish leads as squad leader and R O T C Band commander while trumpet, Larry Bilbrough plays baritone, Bill and Dick Melhuish trumpet in multiple University bands. All trained under Earl W. Roberts. Music shapes their futures beyond careers.
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North Caroline High School
University of Maryland
John Melhuish
University
Larry Bilbrough
Bill
Dick Melhuish
Greensboro
Earl W. Roberts
Special Services At Nazarene Church Henderson
Rev Clarence Voshell announces special services at Nazarene Church Henderson for Oct 26 27 at 730 pm and Oct 28 Sunday at 11 am 230 and 730 pm The Missionary Service will be Sunday afternoon at 230 The guest speakers Rev and Mrs James Humele from the Dominican Republic who also worked in New Guinea will show slides Public invited and all welcome Voshell also directs a radio program The Way of Peace weekdays 915 930 over WKEN Dover Del Oct 27 28 29 wind and rain Nov 1 2 3 changeable Oct 27 1922 First Navy Day Oct 28 1922 Mussolini black shirt fascists march on Rome Oct 29 1835 Morse code patented Oct 30 1893 World Columbian Exposition closed Oct 31 Halloween Martin Luther posted theses 1517 Nov 1 All Saints Day New Library of Congress opened 1897 Nov 2 1935 Act incorporating Little Rock Ark approved
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Clarence Voshell
the Nazarene Church
Henderson
James Humele
Dominican Republic
New Guinea
Voshell
WKEN
K. C
Dover
Del
Italy
Rome
Hallowe’en
Martin Luther
Wittenberg
Library of Congress
Little Rock
Ark
Review Of Traffic Deaths On Maryland Highways
The Maryland State Police report eleven highway deaths for the week ending October 21, with five drivers and three pedestrians killed. Alcohol affected three deaths, speed four, and driver error eight. Over fifteen weeks there were 191 deaths. alcohol 47 percent, speed 48.9 percent, driver error 81 percent. Authorities urge motorists to check and replace faulty lights as Standard Time ends October 28.
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Maryland
Maryland State Police
Jarman
Federalsburg Court Disposes Of Several Local Cases
On October 22 Magistrate John F. Tilghman in Federalsburg heard five cases. Joe Louis Bolden and Nathan Garfield, both of Federalsburg, each paid 50 for assaulting a police officer. Ida Mae Bolden paid 100 for disobedience and 10 for speeding. Officer Joseph Koski testified he was pushed. In Federalsburg that night Paul V. Stafford of Dover Air Force Base was fined 10 for speeding, and Claud Simms of Federalsburg was held for the Grand Jury on bastardy charges. Before Magistrate Wright in theft cases Charles Slaughter paid 95 with a suspended six month sentence, Allen Coffey paid 70 with six months. Paul W. Johnson was fined 50 for defrauding the unemployment board, while John Edward Breeding of Hickman had 20 suspended for fireworks possession and discharge without a license.
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John F. Tilghman
Federalsburg
Joe Louis Bolden
Nathan Garfield
Ida Mae Bolden
Joseph Koski
Paul V. Stafford
Dover Air Force Base
Claud Simms
W. A. Stewart Wright
Charles Slaughter
Allen Coffey
Paul W. Johnson
John Edward Breeding
Hickman
Maryland Farmers Exempt 15 Acres From 1963 Wheat Quotas
Amendment to the 1962 act makes wheat acreages of 15 or less exempt from 1963 marketing quotas. The change affects only the 1963 crop, not farms with more than 15 acres. Penalties for excess wheat apply to noncompliant growers, but 15 acres per harvest are allowed without penalties. Details at local ASCS office. SSA official Robert Allen Snedeker will visit Denton Fire House October 29 at 10 a.m.
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ASCS
Robert Allen Snedeker
Social Security Administration
Denton
National VFW Chief In Maryland Visit Oct 31
Byron B. Gentry, commander in chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, will visit Maryland at 8 p.m. Wednesday October 31 to be saluted by 165 Maryland VFW officials, district commanders and post leaders at Carling Brewing Co. plant Exit 9 Baltimore Beltway. He will meet Gov Tawes and Mayor Grady and appear on The Voice of Democracy program. Gentry, 49, is a Pasadena Calif lawyer and USC football standout who played for Pittsburgh and earned All American status in 1938.
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Byron B. Gentry
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
Maryland
VFW
C. Wilson Irwin
Denton
Carling Brewing Company
Baltimore Beltway
Gov. Tawes
Grady
Baltimore
Gentry
Minneapolis
Pasadena
Calif
University of Southern California
Pittsburgh
State Trooper Activity During The Past Week
The State Police report for the past week lists several arrests and incidents in Caroline and surrounding counties. Nathan Garfield of Federalsburg was fined after assaulting Officer Joseph Koski. Ida Mae Bolden of Federalsburg was fined for resisting arrest. Henry Kemp of Goldsboro was arrested for drunkenness near Hillsboro. In Denton, Charles Lawrence Slaughter and Allen Coffey received fines and suspended sentences for larcenies. Joseph Hutson of Greensboro was fined for larcenies. An Oct. 19 crash near Denton overturned an unmarked county road vehicle, with Sheila Stockley charged with reckless driving. A Seaford man and a Denton woman, Hazel Baynard and Reese Purnell, were found dead in a parked car near Andersontown. medical examiner cited asphyxiation but police deem the deaths likely accidental. The official time to set clocks back one hour is 2 a.m. Sunday, October 28.
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Nathan Garfield
Federalsburg
Joseph Koski
Garfield
John Tilghman
Ida Mae Bolden
Henry Kemp
Goldsboro
Hillsboro
Charles Lawrence Slaughter
Denton
Allen Coffey
Maryland House of Correction
Joseph Hutson
Greensboro
Sheron Stockley
Seaford
Andersontown
Hazel Rosella Baynard
Reese Thomas Purnell
Concord RFD
Beatrice Baynard
Dawson O. George
Caroline County
t hey
Local Democrats Stage Grass-Roots Caravan Across Caroline
Democrats launch a two day bus tour through Caroline County on November 1 and 2 to reach voters. Wayne A. Cawley Jr. says the route includes Denton Oil City Burrsville Greensboro Goldsboro Henderson Marydel Templeville Mt. Zion Baltimore Corner Bridgetown Oakland Ridgely Hillsboro West Denton Christ Episcopal Church Supper Double Hills Williston Harmony Smithson Tanyard Dover Bridge Bethlehem Choptank Preston Federalsburg American Corner and Denton.
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Caroline County
Wayne A. Cawley, Jr
Cawley
Denton
Court House
Oil City
Burrsville
Greensboro
Goldsboro
Henderson
Marydel
Templeville
Mt. Zion
Baltimore Corner
Bridgetown
Oakland
Ridgely
Hillsboro
West Denton
Christ Episcopal Church
leave Denton
Double Hills
Williston
Harmony
Smithson
Tanyard
Dover Bridge
Bethlehem
Preston
Federalsburg
American Corner
Denton Junior Chamber Charter Night Held Saturday
On Saturday night October 20 the Denton Junior Chamber of Commerce held its first Charter Night. State President of the Maryland Junior Chamber of Commerce Richard W. McMilton presented the National and International Charters to Steven.
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Denton Junior Chamber of Commerce
Maryland Junior Chamber of Commerce
Richard W. McMilton
Steven
Denton School Menu For Next Week Shows Daily Platter Options
Denton schools publish next weeks menu with daily platters including meatloaf and beef soup options, plus a la carte items such as gingerbread and Jello. Alternate meals feature submarine sandwiches and macaroni dishes, with desserts and fruit like cherries and pineapple.
French Language via TV Reaches Caroline Schools
Caroline County Schools begin fourth year teaching French in grades five and six by television. Ten Delmarva systems cooperate in a national project delivering two 15 minute lessons weekly plus follow ups. Supported by Ford Foundation and others, the program emphasizes listening and speaking before reading or writing.
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Caroline County
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Delmarva Educational Television Project
Modern Language Project
Ford Foundation
National Defense Education Act
Massachusetts Council for Public Schools, Inc
Heath de Rochemont Corporation
Halloween Night Traffic Safety Warning by Dick Mansfield
The Maryland Traffic Safety Commission cautions after-dark activity rises on Halloween as dusk increases hazards. Children in costumes are at risk from night traffic. drivers should be vigilant, and parents should use light colors in costumes to improve visibility. Mothers are advised to ensure white or light materials for outdoor wear.
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Maryland Traffic Safety Commission
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Emory F. Walston
Denton Volunteer Fire Co
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Harvey B. Lord
Market Street
Lynnie Lord Gambrill
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National VFW
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