Denton Girl Scouts Observe National Week Activities
Denton Girl Scouts will celebrate National Girl Scout Week with a full program from October 31. Troops will join an evening service at First Methodist Church and attend PTA and Rotary Club events, with meetings Wednesday and Thursday. A 11:30 AM Thursday Ted Malone broadcast on Scouts will be aired, and a Saturday bake sale at Carville Fleetwood Hardware will feature nationally packaged cookies. Brownies and Intermediates meet weekly under leaders guiding girls toward future adult life.
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Girl Scouts of
Denton
First Methodist Church
P.T. A
Rotary Club
Ted Malone
Carville Fleetwood Hardware
Maryland Mortmain Amendment Urged By State Bar
Voters are urged to approve a constitutional amendment in Maryland addressing the consent of the General Assembly to gifts and bequests for religious purposes. The proposal aims to avoid delays in estate settlements when a bequest occurs near legislative adjournment. Endorsed by the Maryland State Bar Association and leaders of both major parties.
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Maryland
General Assembly
Maryland State Bar Association
Field Trials To Be Held Next Sunday
Coon dog field trials sponsored by the Eastern Shore Coon Hunters Association will be held Sunday Oct 31 at William Wiltbank's Farm three miles north of Chestertown on Route 213. Entry fee is 3.00 until 11 am and 6.00 after. 100 percent pay off. Novice dogs run in separate heats. For information write A M Green Church Hill Md.
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Eastern Shore Coon Hunters Association
William Wiltbank
Chestertown
A. M. Green
Church Hill
Health Association Hears Plan for Caroline County Clinic
The Caroline County Health Association met at Denton High School on October 21 seeking federal aid to build a new central health office. A $2 county contribution would attract $1 from the Hospital Construction Law, with a committee to study sites costs and size by January 1949. Dr. Robert H. Riley led an informally panel on health department work, noting 3,000 nurse home visits in 1948 and 22 to 25 monthly clinics.
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Caroline County Health Department
Denton
Caroline county Health Association
Denton High School
Herbert G. Fritz
Maryland State Board of Health
U.S
Caroline County
County Health Association
health department
Robert H. Riley
Maryland Department of Health
Edith Merriken
Riley
Harry Nuttle
Joseph Eaton
Claudel Wright
Denton and Ridgely Tie 4-4 in Sunday Soccer Tilt
Eastern Shore League results report a 4-4 draw between Denton and Ridgely at Schaub Park as two hundred fans watched rain fall. Denton erased a two-goal deficit in the final ten minutes with goals from Smith, Ireland, Seaman, and Rampmeyer to share points.
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Denton
Ridgely
Schaub Park
Smith
Bradley
Stafford
Greensboro
Pos
Denton Cohee
R. Lane Bowman
RFB
C. Porter Wright
LFB
T. Starkey Lynch
G. Stafford Walbert
W. Ge
Clean-Up Program To Be Continued in Denton
Denton extends the town clean-up week from October 25 to November 1 with a work crew and a town truck to remove bulky trash not covered by the regular street cleaner. Residents are urged to cooperate, place items at usual garbage spots, and use containers for leaves. the service is free.
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Denton
Ree Attends National Frozen Food Locker Convention
Mr. G. H. Rue of Shadowlawn Frozen Food Lockers Denton left Saturday for Chicago to attend the ninth annual convention of the National Frozen Food Locker Association at the Sherman Hotel Monday through Thursday. Don McNeill's Breakfast Club will be broadcast for the association from 9 a m Tuesday through Thursday mornings. Also attending were Mr. Barnes Pocomoke City locker plant and Mr. W. S. Ledbetter Howard Co Coop Lockers with an employee from Ellicott City and Mr. F M Hawkins Jr Olney Locker plant. Ledbetter is president and Rue is vice president of the Maryland Locker association. The trip was by car.
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G. H. Rue
Shadowlawn Frozen Food Lockers
Denton
Chicago
National Frozen Food Lockers Association
Sherman Hotel
Don McNeill
Barnes
Pocomoke City
Bob Cats In Action Exhibition Night At Armory
The Bob Cats will host an exhibition game against Cen treville at the Armory tonight at 8 30 PM. The event features the local team in a regional display and aims to showcase players and strategies in a friendly competitive setting.
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National Guard “Bobcats
Centreville
Armory
Denton Hallowe'en Frolic Promises Ghosts and Games
Denton plans a Halloween party on Saturday the 30th for children of all ages. Citizens clubs sponsor a masked parade from the Fire House at 7:30 led by the Firemen's band to the armory for games dancing and costume judging with cash prizes. Free armory admission for masked attendees.
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Hallowe’en
Denton
Hallowe'en
Hallowe'en Parade At Greensboro Promises Night of Festivities
Greensboro plans a big Hallowe'en celebration led by the Lions Club with 5000 spectators expected. Judges include Jesse Porter and Bert Kaler among others. parade routes, prizes, and dancing follow the parade with extensive volunteer support and rain date set for Monday night November 1.
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Hallowe'en
Greensboro Lions Club
Greensboro
Hallowe’en
Wright
Jesse Porter
Cupid Ice Cream Co
Alden T. Bash
Thomas Everngam
Bert Kaler
Marydel
Tyson Heather
Caroline County Bank
U. S. Post Office
Lions Club
Carlton H. Porter
J. E. Boulais
Russell H. Wright
Oren T. Lewis
John Wickler
Porter
G. R. Kelly
Marshall
Boy Scouts
Cedar Road
Main street
fire house
First Church To Observe 132nd Anniversary Sunday
Dr. Hamilton P. Fox to preach the 132nd anniversary service of the First Methodist Church at 10 45 A M Sunday. The former Asbury Church pastor now heads the Winnington District of The Methodist Church. The article traces Methodism in Caroline County from 1776 to the church’s 1943 and 1949 expansions and notes gifts and organ dedication.
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Hamilton P. Fox
First Methodist Church
Asbury Church
Salisbury
Winnington
Methodist Church
Caroline county
Freeborn Garrettson
Tuckahoe Neck
Moore's Chapel
Denton
Caroline
Jas. Hough
Mary Ellen Dunning
H. A. Brown Dunning
Frank L. R. Nuttle
Dorothy Wilson Rue
Shore Federation to Meet at Centreville
The Eastern Shore District Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs convenes November 4 at Epworth Church Centreville with hostesses Centreville Junior and Senior Women's Clubs. Over 1500 members from nine counties attend. program includes addresses by Mrs. Roy D. Whitlock and Dr. Ida Belle Wilson Thomas, with Millard E. Tydings speaking in the afternoon.
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Centreville
Eastern Shore
Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs
Epworth Church
Roy D. Whitlock
Maryland Federation
Ida Belle Wilson Thomas
M. W. Harris
Myrtle Day
Dover
Del
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