Bridgeville and Denton Reach Farmers League Final
Bridgeville and Denton won two of three their matchups in the play-offs. Bridgeville defeated Burrsville and Denton defeated Andrewsville, setting up a finals series. First game Thursday Sept 15 at Moose Home Harrington, second game Saturday Sept 17 at Moose Home, third game Sunday Sept 18 at 2 pm in Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeville
Burrsville
Denton
Andrewsville
Moose
Harrington
Daytona 500 Weekend Set With Labor Day Feature Victory
NASCAR schedule lists two 100 mile races on February 24 1961 and a 259 mile Modified Sportsman race on February 25 with the third annual Daytona 500 on February 26 at Daytona International Speedway. Ed Henry with Johnny Martin piloting the 231 owned car won Georgetown 40 lap Labor Day feature after hard driving and steady performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daytona International Speedway
Ed Henry
Johnny Martin
Georgetown
Caroline Bowling Lanes Open After Reconditioning
Caroline Bowling Lanes are open and ready for action after being reconditioned. Local center invites bowlers to return for renewed lanes and improved approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Boating Club to Host Den ton Bridge Race Sunday
Choptank River Boat Club holds Sportsman outboard races at Denton Bridge on Sunday September 15 starting at 1 p m. Local sailors and enthusiasts are invited to watch the event featuring competitive powerboats on the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choptank River Boat Club
Denton Bridge
How To Grip And Hold The Duckpin Bowling Ball
The article explains duckpin ball specs and grip technique. It notes the maximum ball weight of 3 pounds 12 ounces and common weight 3 pounds 9 ounces, with smaller legal balls for accuracy. Emphasizes gripping with fingers and thump, palm clear, straight wrist, and consistent hold for control. It suggests using personal balls after trying house balls and advises smaller, lighter options for small hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duckum Bowling Council
C R C To Hold Races Here Sunday Sept 18th
Exciting boat races are planned for Sunday September 18 at the Denton Boat Basin. A trophy will be presented to the clubs for the most points at season end. Participating are Choptank River St Michaels Severn River and Poor Boys Boat Clubs. Any 10 hp or larger motor or runabout is eligible to race for individual trophies. Come out and see local boys race in the last race of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Choptank
St. Michaels
Severn River
Social Security Rep Here Monday in Denton
Mr. Robert Allen Snedeker of the Social Security Administration will be at the Fire House in Denton next Monday September 19 starting at 10 a m to assist residents with social security matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Allen Snedeker
Social Security Administration
Denton
Denton School Menu For Next Week Schedule
The Denton school lunch plan lists daily Platter options from Monday to Friday with two meal lines and an A la Carte section. Items include meat and veggie choices such as macaroni and cheese, ham, tomato soup, fish sticks, chicken salad, spaghetti and meatballs, hamburgers, tuna fish sandwiches, and desserts like pudding and jello with milk, fruit, and bread.
Reverend Tawes to Speak at Templeville Homecoming
Dr Roy L Tawes District Superintendent of The Methodist Church Dover District will deliver the morning sermon at Antioch Methodist Church Templeville Md Sunday September 25 at 1045 am the event marks a homecoming for him and church members An afternoon service at 230 pm will be led by Rev Richard L Hamilton with guest soloists from Dover Hardy and Goldsboro WSCS will serve meals after each service with voluntary contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy L. Tawes
Methodist Church
Dover
Antioch Methodist Church
Templeville
Tawes
Richard L. Hamilton
Hamilton
Wesley Theological Seminary
Washington
Hardy
Goldsboro
WSCS
Savings Bond Sales Hit All Time High Nationwide
Caroline County residents share in a new all time high in U S Savings Bond ownership totaling 42.8 billion nationwide as of August 51 according to a Treasury letter. Maryland holds about 539.6 million with Caroline County estimated at 2.45 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
U. S
W. E. Unger
Volunteer Savings Bonds
Treasury Department
Washington
Maryland
Neal
Unger
Anderson
Baird
Treasury
Maryland Farm Front This Week on 1961 Wheat Program
Maryland's 1961 wheat program largely mirrors prior years says William L. Dudley of the ASC. Marketing quotas take effect after an 87.4 percent referendum, with penalties on excess wheat and a $1.78-per-bushel minimum price support. Acreage allotments stay at 55 million acres with exemptions for within allotment farming and feed-wheat program participants. Penalty remains 45 percent of parity, and loans and purchase agreements will implement the price support from harvest through January 1962. The 1960-61 U.S. wheat supply is projected at a record 2.682 billion bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Dudley
Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Dudley
U. S
U. S. Department of Agriculture
ASC
Goldsboro WSCS Sees Training Seminar and Local Visits
Mrs Lucy Cole attended Bridgetown WSCS last week at Mrs Michael Tuneffs home. WSCS Officers Training was held at First Church Chestertown on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Walter Dickinson of Swarthmore Pa were guests of Dr and Mrs W H Paxson on Sunday. Dr and Mrs Paxson purchased Alonza Cohee home and plan to move soon. Mrs Alonzo Cohee moved to daughter Mrs Clayton Brown’s near Hickman. Mr and Mrs Wilson Smith visited Mr and Mrs Clayton Kinnamon Jr in Salisbury on Tuesday. WSCS met Tuesday Sept 13 at Community Hall with seventeen members and one visitor present. Mrs Clifton Elliott Jr and Mrs Roland Cartwright hosted. Supper plans discussed. supper set for Saturday Oct 22. Look for further information concerning the supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Cole
Bridgetown
WSCS
Michael Tuneff
John McRae
Tyson Cohee
Noble Jarrell
Calvin Richard
First Church
Chestertown
Walter Dickinson
Swarthmore
W. H. Paxson
W. H
Clifton Elliott, Jr
Roland Cartwright
Remembering the Great Depression Mood in Graduates
The author notes that today’s high school and college graduates seldom recall the bleak mood of the 1930s, contrasting past hardship with present optimism and suggesting a generational gap in historical memory.
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Port Horts
Nascar
Casa
Elinor
Adams and Wright Hardware Co
KR. Harrison
Federalsburg
Roy R. Adams
G. Emory Gottwall
Caroline Home & Auto
Auto Glass Service
L & W Service
Grimes Golden
George B. Rues
East Market Street
Pearl S. Koenig
E. Market St
Greensboro
Clarke
Caroline Home & Auto Supply
S. Third St
Marguerite Ward
Ist
Market St
Anna Mae Lynch
Rehoboth
Del
Will’s Sporting Goods
Stranklin St
Western Auto Associate Store
Denton Cooperative
Lehman L. Bailey
Schulz
Atlas — Hart—Frontier
Kory — Ritzcraft — van Dyke
Camden Mobile Homes
Camden
G. Emory Gottwals
Southern States
Mastercraft
Franklin St
Outfit
Wills Sporting Goods Store
Franklin Street
Matthewstown
Lewistown
J. Leon Towers
Boat Sale
Mercury
C. J. Mack
West Rep
Marydel
Valers
Gustav Good
Ann Grogan
7Th St
Saliza
Easton Office Equipment Co
Dover St
Easton
Caroline Home and Auto Supply
Albert R. Neal
Box 59
Cannon Wright
Wright
County Commissioners
County Roads Board of
County Roads Board
Marvin H. Smith, Attorney
Orphans’ Court
J. Robert Butler
Roberta B. Fletcher
Carlton V. West
Register of Wills
Niss
Marvin H. Smith
Choptank Methodist Church
Circuit Court
D. Ralph Horsey
Margaret R. Rogers
Alverta R. Quillen
Mildred B. Butler
Administratrices
Charles W. Griffith
Seventh St
Avon
Redfield
Wscs of Concord
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