Green Mill Country Club plans and fees revealed
At a Tuesday board meeting of the Green Mill Country Club, 147 members including 12 women discussed tentative plans for the club and anticipated restrictions. President John K. Gumby said membership privileges may be fixed Sunday with 200 men slated for allotment. Repairs to the caretaker’s house were awarded to Mary M. Adams, and a clubhouse overlooking the Wicomico River was proposed with a future polo center area. Non resident members face a $108 entrance and $989 annual dues, while women in that category pay $25 and $10 respectively each year.
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Green Mill Country Club
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Adams
Ae Dale Adkins
Srimeurc Mering Clube
Wicomico
Brockes
New Architectural Style Emerges in Selisbury Wheatton Property Renovation
A new commercial style appears on Nain Street as the Wheatton property renovation introduces a stucco facade with triple windows and white doors. The lower floor houses offices for multiple tenants while front offices are leased to the Cooper Corporation and Lakebury, with residences on the upper floors.
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Wheatton
Nain Street
Cooper Corporation
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Lakebury
Tehg Pemeneien Wa Honan
Clarence W. Whealton
Aml
Linyd
New Weekly Paper Debuts Amid Subscription Push
The Wicomico News and Evening Times announce a new weekly edition titled ELEVEN NEW A Mer RIMS IS ONE MAK, issued Tuesday. Subscriptions are $1.50 per year and directed toward expanding service, with mail delivery to readers and broader county coverage.
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Wicomico News
Evening Times
Pharure
Enitire
Raiguel Lectures in City Toners at Parish House
Dr. George Earle Raiguel of Philadelphia speaks on the Mediterranean topic at the Parish House under Whitemcaoa Women’s Club auspices. Large audience expected. Y M C A crowd overflow noted. Tickets may be bought at the door.
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George Earle Raiguel
Philadelphia
Episcopal Church
Whcamicao Women’s Club
Salishagy
Y. Mlc
HL. F. Kloman
St. Peter’s Church
Searen
American students to learn Icelandic tongue in lectures
Reykjavik reports Prof. B. F. William Peterson of the University of Michigan plans lectures on Icelandic, the ancient Viking language, after weeks of study here. Last year forests burned over 20,000,000 acres of public and private lands in this country.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
BF. Walliam Peterson
University of Michigan
Nicklas Patient at Maryland Tuberculosis Hospital
De Joan M. Nicklas of the Maryland Tuberculosis Association reports one patient at Peninsula General Hospital awaiting discharge. The doctor canceled an all session tomorrow to focus on the patient care and clinic, with costs to be collected.
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Joan M. Nicklas
Maryland Tuberculosi Association
Peninseia General Hospital
Ila
Nichlas
Velal
Invocation Opens Formal Gift Presentation at School Grounds
The event began with a three o'clock appearance on college grounds as speakers and attendees gathered around the flag staff decorated platform. Reverend J. M. S. Van Blunk offered the invocation and prayers seeking heavenly blessing for those who served in the World War.
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