Democratic Ticket Urges Caroline Voters to Support Party
Frank S. Bradley and Martin L. Sutton urge Caroline County voters to back the Democratic slate in the upcoming election, arguing a Democratic administration offers prosperity and will address future problems at county state and federal levels. They emphasize full party representation and the duty of voters to express support next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Frank S. Bradley
Democratic
Martin L. Sutton
Girl Scouts Convened In Washington This Week
Fifteen hundred adult Girl Scouts from 115 Councils of Region III gathered in Washington DC for their bi annual conference. Peninsula Girl Scouts will be well represented by eight members. Pre conference meetings were attended by Region III secretary Mrs K T Everngam and committee member Mrs G A McDaniel. Other delegates named include Ogden Driggs Dr Oxford president and Dr Thone C Schadt executive director with regional leaders Mrs Austin Roberts Mrs H B Ayers and Mrs H R Terry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Peninsula
K. T. Everngam
Denton
G. A. McDaniel
Federalsburg
Ogden Driggs
Oxford
Thone C. Schad
Merle Howes to Attend Caroline 4-H Banquet
Merle Howes Assistant State 4-H Club Agent University of Maryland Extension Service will attend the Caroline 4-H banquet at the Denton Armory on November 9 at 6 30 p m Frances Fisher president of Caroline Girls 4 H Club and banquet committee chair announces The Fearins sisters Betty Lou and Dorothy Piney 4-H Club and their mother Mrs Nelson Fearins will sing O O Stivers Choptank Electric Cooperative is the speaker Lois Fuchs Denton toastmistress and Jack Sanders Preston will give the invocation Tickets cost 1 50 available from 4 H leaders until October 30
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Howes
University of Maryland Extension Service
Denton Armory
Frances Fisher
Caroline Girls
Fearins
Betty Lou
Dorothy
Nelson Fearins
O. O. Stiver
Gala Hallowe'en Frolic Won't Cause Rowdy Fun Tonight
Hallowe'en in Denton will be a gala occasion with school children decorating store windows judged for prizes. A masked party and street dance on Third Street between Randolph and Fountain Ave starts at 7 p m with refreshments and supervision by the Chamber of Commerce for wholesome Halloween fun.
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Hallowe’en
Denton
Hallowe'en
Third Street
Randolph
Fountain Ave
Chamber of Commerce
Mrs Brown Announces Holiday Bazaar Plans at First Methodist
Mrs W Reese Brown the general chairman for the Holiday Bazaar at Fellowship Hall First Methodist Church De cember 2 and 3 has named committees Decoration Candy Booth Posters Poster Distribution Publicity Grab Bag and others committee members listed for each section No skating tonight due to Hallowe en festivities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Reese Brown
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
Norman Irwin
Marvin Chambers
James Harris
Elsie Billmeier
J. B. Jarrell
J. E. French
Walter Kerslake
Candy Booth
Ella Carter
T. Carville Fleetwood
J. O. Knotts
Gail Cooper
Gilbert Hignutt
Bill Taylor
Lacey Orme
Charles T. Dean
Alton Messer
Blanche Chaffinch
O. F. Smith
Earle White
Hallowe'en
Maryland Homemakers Hostess To Home Demonstration Council
The Maryland homemakers host the National Home Demonstration Council meeting in Washington DC from October 31 to November 4. Conven tion chair is Mrs. Carl Feucht Sr. of Elkton with vice chair Mrs. J Homer Remsberg Middletown. The program includes vesper service, luncheons, and guest speakers from FBI and UN Food and Agriculture. Key figures include Mary land leaders Florence Low Robie Bull Bromley Beall Prov enson and Julia Wilson. The convention runs through Thursday noon with national officer elections and a probable presidency for Remsberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
National Home Demonstration Council
Washington, D. C
Carl Feucht
Elkton
Cecil County
Maryland State Council of Homemakers’ Clubs
J. Homer Remsberg
Middletown
Frederick County
Feucht
L. A. Tabor
First English Evangelical Lutheran Church
Baltimore
University of Maryland Chapel Choir
Fague Springerman
State Council
National Board
National Committee
Florence W. Low
William Robie
Forest Heights
Prince George’s County
Fred Bull
College Park
Prince George's County
Council
Walter Bromley
Smithsburg
Washington County
Remsberg
Raymond Sayre
Associated County Women of the World
National Council
Bromley
Robie
Low
J. M. Gwin
Maryland Extension Service
C. M. Ferguson
Federal Extension Service
Freedom For All
Julia Wilson
Denton
Caroline County
John Wilson
Galena
Kent County
Hester Beall Provenson
U of Md
Edward G. Kemper
FBI
Florence
Manila
Norman Vincent Peale
Theodore R. McKeldin
Democratic Rally in Denton on Market Street Oct 29
A Third District Democratic Rally is set at the Denton Democratic Headquarters on Market Street in Denton Friday October 29 at 8 PM. County candidates are expected to attend as final plans are laid for the coming election under the direction of the Third District Democratic Campaign Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Democratic
Market Street
Denton
Third District
Democratic Campaign Committee
Rotary Club hears Czech refugee share experiences
Denton Rotarians heard a European refugee recount four years in Nazi prisons and life under communist tyranny. He compared the two regimes, praised American hospitality, and thanked the club for the opportunities available in the United States.
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Denton
Health Unit plots aging and rehabilitation talks
Caroline County Health Association will sponsor four lectures on chronic illnesses at Caroline High School in Denton on Nov 12 Jan 21 Feb 18 and March 18. The program aims to address problems of the aging in a county with Maryland’s largest senior population and notes a rise in Social Security eligibility reducing public aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Health Association
Caroline County
Maryland
Caroline High School
Denton
H. Earle Smith
Harry H. Nuttle
T. Olin Ford
Marydel
Harry H. Rieck
Preston
Ford
Rodney Holsing
Rieck
Health Association
Board of Welfare
G. A. McDaniel
Federalsburg
National Foundation
Salvation Army
The
Red Cross
Caroline County Tuberculosis Association
America Legion Auxiliary
Mental Hygiene Society
Lions Host Salisbury Terrapins In Saturday Return
Denton Lions Manager Melvin Hastings announces a Saturday October thirty game at Red Shield Club Field Salisbury against the Salisbury Terrapins. After a 13 0 Denton win following Hurricane Hazel both teams seek another matchup with strong lines and standout backs like Phelps and Trice shaping the Lions for a tough clash. Lions depart High School field at noon with manager urging fans to bring cars for transportation and support.
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Melvin Hastings
Denton Lions
Salisbury Terrapins
Salisbury
Terrapins
Denton
Lions
Roberts
Mike Siverngain
Dukie Stafford
Lion
Bill Phelps
Reddish
Russ Parsons
Roger Trice
Hastings
Carolineans Awarded Citations At Chestertown
Dr. Wilson H. Elkins president of the University of Maryland and Judge Stephen Collins of the Maryland Court of Appeals received honorary doctor of laws degrees at Washington College fall convocation. Dr. Daniel Z. Gibson presented the degrees outdoors before hundreds of alumni during homecoming weekend. Alumni citations went to George W. Powell Mrs. Pearl Griffin Stewart Howard B. Owens Joseph H. Freedman and Norwood W. Voss in absentia due to illness. Dr. Elkins urged higher education’s societal contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson H. Elkins
University of Maryland
Stephen Collins
Maryland Court of Appeals
Washington College
Daniel Z. Gibson
John H. Hessey
Board of Visitors and Governors
Joseph J. Doyle
William Smith Hall
George W. Powell
Atlanta
Pearl Griffin Stewart
Harrisburg
Howard B. Owens
Hyattsville
Joseph H. Freedman
Wheeling
W. Va
Norwood W. Voss
Wilmington
Del
Voss
Elkins
Fall Meeting Of WSCS At Rock Hall
Easton District WSCS fall meeting will be at Wes ley Chapel Kent Rock Hall on Thursday November 11 starting at 10 am The guest speaker Mrs John Pearson of the Board of Missions of Woman s Division will address We Look At The World Rev Spence District Superintendent will give the morning message Special music will be provided Mrs Horace Morgan reports on the Buffalo Student Conference Lunch served by the host church for 1 25.
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Easton
Wesley Chapel of
Kent
Rock Hall
John Pearson
Board of Missions of Woman's Division
Methodist Church
WSCS
Spence
Horace Morgan
Buffalo
Shore Federation Meeting Set in Chesapeake City
The Eastern Shore District of the Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs schedules its sixty fifth semi annual meeting at Chesapeake City School on November 11 with the Civic Club of Chesapeake City as hostess. Programs include two minute club reports, an address by Mrs. Thomas W. Fleming, a musical afternoon, and an International Pageant for Peace. Reservations due by November 4, luncheon $1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs
Chesapeake City
Civic Club of
Thomas W. Fleming
Albert Staat
Charles Ludlam
Ocean City
Shore Office Set Up For Hurricane Loss Loans
The emergency SBA office opens in Salisbury for ten days in the post office basement serving nine Eastern Shore counties. In the first hour and a half ten applicants, mainly Crisfield watermen hit by Hurricane Hazel, sought loans. Loans at 3 percent cover home restoration, furnishings, and losses to boats and marine property, plus nonprofit groups. Clarence P. Moore, SBA regional aide, arrived from Richmond to open the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emergency Small Business Administration
Salisbury
Crisfield
Clarence P. Moore
SBA
Richmond
Noble Speaks To Girl Scout Council Meeting
John W. Noble of Easton addressed the Peninsula Girl Scout Council in Dover on Oct 20. He praised the Girl Scout program as vital for training womanhood and urged leaders to persevere to benefit girls and the community. Ogden Driggs announced new board appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Noble
Easton
Peninsula Girl Scout Council
Dover
Noble
Delmarva
America
Ogden Driggs
Cub Scouts Hoe Down Opens First Denton Pack Meeting
Denton Pack 265 Cub Scouts held its first Pack meeting of the year at First Methodist Church on Friday October 22 with a color guard pledge allegiance and "America" led by parents friends and leaders. The theme Cub Scouts Have A Hoe Down featured Den 5 singing Home On The Range and a Dixieland band style instrumental. Den 3 performed Oh Susanna with a Jug Band and Den 2 provided a rhythm band. Pack master Frank Gerhardt and Tom Robbins led installation ceremonies for twelve new Bob Cats. Gold Arrow Points were awarded to Bennett Todd and Wendel Lockerman along with various service pins. A planned hike for Saturday October 30 will gather at Caroline County Health Center at 1 PM with Den Fathers assisting.
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Denton Pack
Cub Scouts
First Methodist Church
America
Den 5
Den
Buddy Andrew
Lee Coulby
Den 1
Den 3
Den 2
Bill Dempsey
Frank Gerhardt
Tom Robbins
Emory Walston
Wayne Holsinger
Bobby Adams
Johnny Asilton
David Taylor
Ned Brinsfield
Arthur Melvin
Jimmy Irwin
Jerry Hoffman
Quentin Walsh
Phillip Armstrong
Jackie Thomas
Bennett Todd
Wendel Lockerman
Jackie Cole
Michael Meeks
Ernest Brown
Sandy Wright
Dickie Towers
David Lewis
NickyLoukides
Arthur Pine
Tommy Fleetwood
Billy Wright
Jackie Adams
Bobby Downes
John Heinel
Bobby Fletcher
Gerhardt
Cubs
Caroline County Health Center
Production Emergency Loans Now Available To Farm Eligibles
Farmers in designated disaster areas may qualify for Production Emergency Loans to cover operating costs, livestock, equipment, and repairs. Loans at 3 percent interest run up to ten years for chattels and up to twenty years for real estate, with annual payments under normal income. Applications are available from the county agent or FHA Supervisor with offices in Easton and Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FHA County Committee
FHA
Masonic
Easton
SCS
Telephone
Denton
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Sutton
Bradley
Caroline
Hallowe
Weather Data
Mrs. Brown
Hattie Brooks
Maryland State Home Demonstration Agents’ Association
Dorchester County
Usda Research Center
Beltsville
Gist Welling
Abram Pearce
Glyndon
Baltimore County
W. W. DeWitt
Friendsville
Garrett County
Arthur Phillips
Lonaconing
Allegany County
Oscar Carpenter
Plum Point
Calvert County
Margaret Loar
Evelyn Scott
Rotary Club
Chestertown
William G. Towers
Girl Scout Council
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