Seaford Symphonic Choir to Perform in Denton Oct 14
The Seaford Symphonic Choir begins its sixth season with an annual concert at Caroline High School in Denton on Sunday October 14 at 3 15 PM. Directed by Julia Herbert Wilson since 1950 the choir plays art music and offers educational and recreational activities. Tickets are sold by Christ Episcopal Church Guild or Parish with further notices to follow.
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Seaford
Denton
Caroline High School
Webster Schmidt
Schmidt
Julia Herbert Wilson
Wilson
East Williston
Long Island
Silver Spring
Maryland
Miss Wilson
West Chester State Teachers’ College
New York University
Baltimore Civic Opera Company
Eugene Martinez
Theodor Schwedenburg
Christ Episcopal Church Choir
Christ Episcopal Church Guild
New Legion Officers Take Command
Caroline Post No 29 American Legion opens its 1951 1952 year at the Legion Home near Denton on September 20 at 8 00 p m with W Harry Jopp of Denton named Commander Other new officers include Harry Hubbard Mack Price J Paul Mowbray Robert Lane Elzie Horner A Russum Orme Marvin Smith Lester Love Lewis McNeal L Stevens Brown Harold Allfather The Commander announced committee appointments and urges veterans to sign up for the annual membership drive to support Americanism.
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Caroline Post No. 29
American Legion
Legion Home
Denton
W. Harry Jopp
Harry J. Hubbard
Mack Price
J. Paul Mowbray
Robert Lane
Elzie Horner
A. Russum Orme
Marvin Smith
Lester Love
Lewis McNeal
L. Stevens Brown
Harold Allfather
Calvert Merriken
James Wise
Boys
Robert Downes
Charles Haddaway
James Chaffinch
T. Clayton Long
John Rue
W. O. Mills
W. A. Wright
Hackett Downes
M. A. Brackett
William Wirts
William Lynch
Ralph Werner
Leonard VanSchaik
A. Russum Or
American Legion Auxiliary of
Caroline
Rebecca Smith
Marie Jopp
Anita Sweecker
Treas
Dorothy Brown
Kitty George
lldred Irwin
Evelyn Hallowell
Isabelle Beers
Mary Behlke
Mahala Allston
Bernadine Love
Dolly Allfather
Harriett Price
Easton Temple B'nai Israel Set for Dedication Next Sunday
The Temple B'nai Israel dedication in Easton is scheduled for Sunday at 4 30 p m. Rev Dr Jacob B Agus of Beth El Temple Baltimore will deliver the principal address with Cantor Ben W Belfer assisting. The Colonial style synagogue on Adkins Ave marks the first in the Shore area and includes a social hall and modern kitchen funded by the Fox family. The post lists membership across multiple towns and notes Sunday School classes under Jewish Sisterhood leadership. Building and dedication committees are named along with Legion Auxiliary officers installed at the Post Home.
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Jacob B. Agus
Beth El Temple
Baltimore
Ben W. Belfer
Temple B’nai Israel
Adkins
B. C. Bounds
E. S. Adkins Company
Albert Gregory & Co
Crazy Daze Coming To Greensboro
The comedy Crazy Daze will be staged at Greensboro High School Auditorium on Sept 27 and 28 to raise funds for the Xmas Fund. The performance features a humorous tale of a man ruled by his family women with music, dancing and special acts by local civic and business leaders. Edna Crowhurst coaches, with volunteers including John Wilding and Mike Pursley. babies, ages 1 to 7, may enter a parade and a Baby Contest.
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Greensboro
Edna Crowhurst
John Wilding
Mike Pursley
Bob Draper
Mike Harrison
John Biffle
First Easton Community Concert October 15th
The Easton Community Concert Association opens its 1951-52 series Monday October 15 with baritone Carlos Sherman. Subscribing patrons of over 500 will receive tickets and welcome letters within ten days. Upcoming performers include Columbia Canadian Trio on November 20, Ricardo Odnoposoff January 9, and the Drawoffs March 10 at Easton High School Auditorium.
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Easton Community Concert Association
Carlos Sherman
Arthur R. Higginbottom
Columbia Canadian Trio
Ricardo Odnoposoff
Easton High School
Cub Scout Pack Activities Begin New Year
Cub Scout Pack 265 of Denton starts its third year with first den meetings on Tuesday September 25. Under Ever Ready Bible Class sponsorship at First Methodist Church, boys ages 8 to 11 may join. leaders include Chairman Howard Mezick and Cub Master Ifred Asilton. Den Mothers and Chiefs named. pack plans a “hot dog roast” at Camp Tody Friday September 28 inviting new Cubs and parents.
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Denton
First Methodist Church
Howard Mezick
Ifred Asilton
Norris Coulby
Paul Sharp
Wm. A. Dempsey
Fred Asilton
Richard Kerslake
Harold Towers
Henry Lee Nuttle
John Keene
Camp Tody
CIC Enlistments Open To Civilians
Direct enlistments for counter intelligence corps duty are now open as announced by Tech Sergeant Joseph A. Adams US Air Force at Easton recruiting station. Requirements include US citizenship high school diploma age 22 to 38 and successful CIC interview with Meade processing and school transfer details. Veterans join CIC school Fort Holabird after processing while non veterans complete basic training first.
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army counter intelligence corps
Tech
Joseph A. Adams
USAF
Easton
Army and Air Force
United States
CIC
Adams
Fort Holabird
Baltimore
Maryland
Fort George G. Meade
Former Pastor Returns For Homecoming Service
Cedar Grove Pilgrim Uoliness Church near Whiteleysburg hosts a homecoming on Sept 30 with Rev. Mary P. Garrett as guest speaker. Services at 10:00 a.m., 2:30 p.m., and 7:30 p.m. feature special singers. Rev. Charles L. Singrem invites friends and urges attendees to bring lunch and stay all day.
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Cedar Grove Pilgrim Uoliness Church
Whiteleysburg
Mary P. Garrett
Charles L. Singrem
house of God
Guild To Meet At Rice Home September Twenty Fifth
The Williston Guild will gather at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rice on Tuesday evening at 7 30 for a planned meeting and discussion.
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Williston Guild
Clarence Rice
Girl Scout Troop Committee Holds Fall Meeting
The first fall meeting of the Girl Scout Troop Committee was held at Camp Todd on Thursday evening September 13 with Mrs. T. Carville Fleetwood presiding. Secretary and treasurer were named for the coming year, meeting places discussed, and cookies planned for sale during Girl Scout Week. Leaders for Brownie and Girl Scout groups were announced across four troops, and refreshments followed adjournment.
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Camp Todd
T. Carville Fleetwood
Louis C. Butler
William S. Orme
Caroline High School
Brownies
Girl Scouts
Brownie
Norman Sutton
Blake Brooks
Ernest Tubb to Bring Grand Ole Opry Show to Easton Armory
Walter Winchell highlights Ernest Tubb in his May 6 column calling him a top hillbilly singer with a noted persona. Tubb will perform and dance at Easton Armory on Monday September 24, with Winchell citing his secret of success as simple psychology.
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Ernest Tubb
Easton Armory
Walter Winchells
Winchell
Denton Community Club Opens Season With Guest Forum
The Denton Community Club begins its season with a Friday meeting at 1 PM featuring a covered dish luncheon at the Club House. Guest Mrs Harry O Christopher, president of the Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs, will greet members.
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Denton Community Club
Harry O. Christopher
Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs
OPS Opens Headquarters in Denton
The Maryland District Office of Price Stabilization will open regular offices in Denton starting Sept. 19 to assist business people and consumers with OPS problems. District Director Hugo Hoffmann said specialists will staff the Fire House office from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sept. 19 and every fourth Wednesday thereafter, offering guidance on OPS rules and regulations amid the national emergency.
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Maryland
Price Stabilization
Denton
Hugo R. Hoffman
Office of Price Stabilization
Hoffmann
Scout Planning Conference Set by Del Mar Va Council
The Del Mar Va Council Boy Scouts will hold a Program Planning Conference at Salisbury State Teachers College on Sunday September 23, 1951 at 2 30 p m. Mr William Poole council president announced the meeting will include 14 peninsula counties and district chairman Horace M Morgan expects attendance by James C Latham J Carlton Mandrell C Merrick Wilson J Porter Matthews O F E Roberts Calvin L Skinner Max Chambers Walter Kerslake Howard H Moffett Allen Moore Roger L Wingsland John W Noble and Holly L Snow along with representatives from sponsoring organizations
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Del-Mar-Va
Easton
John W. Noble
Holly L. Snow
W.S.C.S Plans September Church Meeting and Dinners
The regular W.S.C.S. of First Methodist will gather in the church social hall on Tuesday September 25 for a fellowship dinner at 6 30 p m A business meeting will be followed by the introduction of a Latin America study book and a fame summary by Miss Beatrice Williams All members are urged to attend The Women’s Missionary Society of the Church of the Nazarene will hold a work night at the parsonage on Friday evening September 21 to prepare materials for Foreign Missions The Double Hills Homemakers Club meets at Mrs Alberta Quillen’s home Thursday September 27 at 2 p m note a date change
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W.S.C.S
First Methodist Church
Latin America
Beatrice Williams
The
Women's Missionary Society of the Church of the Nazarene
Double Hills Homemakers Club
Alberta Quillen
Jury List Drawn for October Term 1951
The October term jury list was drawn. First District includes John J. Richard and Mary Hughes among six jurors. Second District lists Josephine Paxson and Mabel Rich. Third District names Rosa Hignatt and Thomas Hudson. Fourth District features Maggie Harris and Theodore Fletcher Jr. Fifth District lists David Sloan and Pearl Bryant. Sixth District lists Thomas Clopper and Knott. Seventh District includes Henry Lister and Martha Jones. Eighth District includes Araminta Beauchamp and Jesse Emerson.
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John J. Richard
T. Olin Ford
Roland C. Thompson
Mary Hughes
Mary R. Milley
Fletcher Aynes
Josephine M. Paxson
Mabel Rich
Ernest Kilson
J. Richard Gardner
Carlton Carter
Norman E. Baynard
Rosa A. Hignatt
Thomas FE. Hudson
Leander H. Thomas
William H. Pinkett
Norman H. Irwin
Clarence H. Roe
Maggie P. Harris
John H
David F. Sloan
Clarence E. Hignutt
Guy L. Wright
Pearl W. Bryant
R. Leonard Magee
Christian Nagel
Thomas fl. Clopper
Nicholas E. Knott
W. Leslie Wright
Letha G. Clendaniel
H. Hackett Downes
Thomas C. Cruikshank
Henry B. Lister
Martha A. Jones
Blanche W. Donoho
Margaret Sleek Blackburn
Charles H. Messick
Verdi Mo
Lions Club Donates Playground Equipment to Denton Primary
The Denton Lions Club announces a donation of 1 set of 8 swings 1 set of 4 see-saws and 1 sliding board for Denton Primary School at an estimated cost of 350. The gesture honors community help for past Minstrel Show success and previews potential future donations to Denton Elementary and High School playgrounds while inviting public support for the upcoming Minstrel on October 29 and 30 at the High School Auditorium. The article also notes the Denton Kittens basketball season questions about talent and league participation as fall approaches.
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Denton Lions Club
Denton
Lions Club
One Case Of Diphtheria Reported this Week
One case of diphtheria in a Denton high school girl was reported to the Health Department this week. The family said she had not received injections. Health officials urge completing the three inoculations starting at five or six months with boosters at two and five or six years. Many who began last spring did not return for second and third doses. It is important that everyone finish their injections by consulting their doctor.
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Denton high school
Health Department
Irwin Boats Marlin 92-Pound Catch Wins Desk Set
Irwin Boats aboard Skatherine out of Ocean City Maryland captured the week’s largest marlin. Captain George Willis led the boat to a 92 pound catch on September 12 earning a Sheaffer desk set as prize.
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Norman HF. Irwin
George Willis
Ocean City
Social Security Credits For WWII Military Service
Norman P. Foster of the Salisbury SSA office announced a new wage credit of 160 dollars per month for each active World War II military month between Sept 16, 1940 and July 24, 1947. Credits attach to civilian wages when the veteran files for retirement or survivors claim, and apply regardless of VA benefits. Families of deceased or disabled servicemen and widows may now qualify for survivors benefits previously denied. contact local SSA offices to determine eligibility.
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United States
Norman P. Foster
Salisbury field
Social Security Administration
Aen
Congress
Veterans Administration
Foster
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Jopp
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Leonard Van Schaik
Francis Yeates
Hamilton Hallowell
Geo. Beaven
Wray Cohee
James Lynch
Wilson Thornton
Arthur Melvin
House
Steve Brown
Samuel Jopp
Chas. Stafford
Oscar Baynard
Robert Taylor
Ways and Means
Lawrence LeGates
Paul Shoemaker
Caesar Coalla
Wilson Irwin
Hardld Allfather
David Swecker
John Wood Logan
Phillip Wheatley
Howard Joiner
Temple
B’nai Israel
Legion Auxiliary
seAPERAREDHIVE
U. S. Army
U. S. Air Force
Masonic Building
Emil Myers
Clifford Stafford
Charles Kirby
Gus Koste
Lee Butler
William Wunderlich
Ars
Gerald Warwick
OPS
Denton Kittens
Kittens
Irwin Boats
Marlin
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