Gospel Quintette At Greensboro Baptist Church September 29th
The Eppley Sisters Gospel Quintette of Manchester Pa will perform at Greensboro Baptist Church on September 29 at 2 30 pm. The five sisters present a spiritual program with vocal quintets alto solos piano and assorted instruments. They have toured 85 denominations in five years and played in churches and radio across the U S and Canada drawing large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eppley
Manchester
Greensboro Baptist Church
United States
Canada
Wheaton College
Wheaton
Dunmire School of Music
Harrisburg
Messiah Bible College
Grantham
Local appointments and incidents across Caroline County
Miss Olivia Coffin of Middletown becomes Caroline county schools supervisor. Parcel post trucks haul apples and sweet potatoes while dressed poultry and eggs shipments rise. Greensborothe oldest hardware business sells to Kirby Metz of Dover. he takes charge next week. A barn fire at George C. Moore’s Talbot farm destroys hay. Denton lights glow in the night. Fifteen year old William Henry Jarrell Jr. dies near Ingleside after two days illness. J. R. MacSorley moves from Hillsboro to Onancock Va. as local manager of the telephone company. Captain Charles W. Wright sells the Brick Hotel to Onancock’s Mr. Porter. John H. Baggs to retire. Fire destroys a garage behind Lee A. Walston’s Denton home. two autos burn, one insured? none. Origin of fire unknown. Alfred Clark and Bertha Davis wed at her parents’ home near Denton. J Frank Gelletly visits from Round Bay. Mrs. James Wise of Dover visits sister Mrs. Knotts. Mrs. R Emmett Baughley of Harrington visits. An auto collision near Denton injures Earle Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Love
American Corner
Easton Hospital
Love
Denton
Arthur Noble
Hickman
G. 8. Davis
Mr. Love
Mr. Noble
Alvan D. Meredith
France
John Meredith
Federalsburg
W. W
W. A. Mowbray
Wilbur Downes
Baltimore Corner
J. H. Schooley
Albert White
Experiment Farm
Davis’ Drug Store
Edith White
Helen Haymaker
Leavy
T. H
Olivia Coffin
Middletown
Del
Caroline County
Parcel Post Service
Clinton B. Jarman
Greensboro
Kirby Metz
Dover
George C. Moore
Talbot
William Henry Jarrell Jr
Harry Jarrell
Ingleside
J. R. MacSorley
Telephone Company
Hillsboro
The
Farmers and Merchant’s Telephone Co
Chesapeake & Potomac Co
Onancock
Charles W. Wright
Porter
John H. Baggs
Ists
Second Street
Lee A. Walston
Franklin Street
Walston
J. Norman Pitts
Alfred Clark
Second District
Bertha Davis
G. S. Davis
Mr. Davis
New Jersey
J. Frank Gelletly
Round Bay
Anne Arundel
A. G. Gelletly
Williston
New potato storage chemical slows sprouting and crop growth
Prof Ora Smith of Cornell University reports a new chemical that prevents potato sprouting in storage and slows root and top growth of beets carrots and rutabagas. It can protect stored crops in cool basements and can be mixed with oiling papers dusts like talc for application to containers. Treated potatoes stored with minimal sprouting in New York State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Smith
Vegetable Crops Department
Cornell University
New York State
SET YOUR SIGHTS It Takes Planning to Achieve
Young men are urged to join the Regular Army to gain direction through training in any of 200 trades. Enlistment offers 48 months of education benefits, tuition and fees paid up to 500 per school year, plus living allowances. Eligibility for GI Bill benefits applies if enlisting by October 5, 1946. See Army Recruiting Station for details.
Highlights of Regular Army Enlistment Terms
Enlistment lengths of 1 to 3 years with 18 to 34 year olds eligible, 17 with consent. Reenlistment bonus of 50 dollars per year of service if within three months after last honorable discharge. Furlough for reenlistment within 20 days. Mustering-out pay based on service length. Retirement option at half pay after 20 years, three-quarters after 30, counting prior federal service. Choice of branch and overseas theater for 3-year enlistments.
pay increase terms for overseas service and aviation crews
The document outlines a 20 percent pay raise for overseas service, a 50 percent bump for members of flying or glider crews, and an additional 5 percent increase for each three years of service. It presents a framework for progressive increases tied to duty location and experience.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wells
Journal of
Baltimore News-Post
Maryland
Virginia
P. O. Box
Baltimore 3
the Garden Guide
H. Earle Smith Denton, MD
Masonic
Warriors of Peace
Voice of the Army
U.S. Army
Federal Street
U. S. Army
Stewart
Maryand
American Iron and Steel Institute
Fifth Avenue
New York
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