Baldridge Speaks to Calvert County Tercentennial Group
Tom W. Baldridge was the principal speaker at the Calvert County Tercentennial Celebration organization meeting held last Thursday at the Rustic Farm Dining Room near Prince Frederick. He outlined Winchester 1952 bicentennial methods and showed flags banners and literature. Edward Hall chaired the planning session and Commodore M. E. Rockhill introduced Baldridge.
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Tom W. Baldridge
Calvert County
Rustic Farm
Prince Frederick
Baldridge
Winchester
Edward Hall
Mr. Baldridge
Commodore M. E. Rockhill
Delegates Attend Jehovah's Witness District Assembly
A 42 person delegation of Jehovah's witnesses and locals returned from a four day Richmond district assembly. Attendees included Mrs. Roy LaFollette Mrs. Nell Cowan Judy Gordon and many others. Plans were discussed for future European tours and local attendees will be announced. The event served as a four day ministerial training school held at Mooers Field race tract in an open air temple with sessions from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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Jehovah's Witnesses
Richmond
Roy LaFollette
Nell Cowan
Judy Gordon
May Peacemaker
Mary Goode
William Smith
Willard Henry
A. W. Good and
Raymond Grubbs
Hays
J. H. Dolphin
Mary
Barbara Dolphin
Marie Flo
Judy
Janie Davidson
Luther Dolphin
Everett Dolphin
Mooer
Jehovahs Witnesses Assembly Attendance Report
H C Covington delivered the assembly talk on Gods Love to the Rescue in Man s Crisis. Dolphin reported 11460 overflowed the grandstands and 4500 delegates from Pennsylvania to North Carolina stayed in private housing. A mass feeding cafeteria served up to 5000 per meal. He compared Richmond to the 1953 world convention of 165000 at Yankee Stadium.
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Jehovah’s Witnesses
New York
H. C. Covington
Assembly
Dolphin
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Richmond
Lindall Kiwanis Speaker Tomorrow
Dr. A. L. Lindall, new Chief of Medical Services under Civil Defense, will address the Kiwanis Club at the George Washington Hotel tomorrow noon. He speaks on emergency medical services of Civil Defense.
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A. L. Lindall
Civil Defense
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Abner Doubleday Fired First Civil War Shot
Abner Doubleday, stationed in Charleston, fired the first Union shot at Fort Sumter in response to the Confederate bombardment. He is better known for creating the modern American game of baseball.
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A. Abner C. Doubleday
Charleston
S. C. Harvo
Fort Sumter
Doubleday
Washington boy wins four year scholarship to Washington and Lee University
Wins Scholarship son of Mr and Mrs P W Turner of Washington and grandson of Mrs F L Buckley of W Piccadilly St was graduated from St Albans Cathedral School for Boys in Washington and was granted a four year scholarship to Washington and Lee University His mother is the former Miss Constance Buckley of this city.
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P. W. Turner
Washington
F. L. Buckley
W. Piccadilly St
St. Alban’s Cathedral School For
Washington and Lee University
Constance Buckley
This
City
Flavoring base enhances coffee aroma with caramelized starch
The principal ingredient is a combination of caramelized starch and calcium phosphate. It has no flavor itself but intensifies the natural coffee aroma, similar to how monosodium glutamate amplifies flavors in other foods.
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L.ss. A
Air Force Reserve Training Unit Planned Here
Plans for a local Air Force Reserve Training Unit were approved at a Friday meeting of the 9511th Reserve Squadron flights in Martinsburg. About half of the 20 required applications have been received for the new class, to be taught by military and civilian instructors with up to 50 participants. The course will run twice monthly in Hagerstown and Martinsburg, open to those with AFSC administration codes or civilian equivalents.
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Air Force Reserve
9511Th
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Front Royal
Col
Joseph B. Gibbs
Baltimore
Air Reserve Center
Clifford James
University of Baltimore
Air Force
Flicht A. 9511Th Reserve Squadron
County Property Brings $11,300 At Auctions Here
Frederick County real estate sold at public auctions for a total of $11,200 on Saturday. The top bid of $6,800 was for a 50 acre Apple Pie Ridge Road orchard tract formerly owned by the late Phil H. Gold and sold by D. R. Russell for Farmers and Merchants Bank. A 60 acre Route 50 lot west of town went to Charles G. Simmons for $3,000 with H. R. Kern Jr as substitute trustee and E. T. Snider as auctioneer. An 88 acre Timber Ridge Road tract with two room bungalow sold for $1,600 to Joseph Whit acre, with J. Sloan Kuykendal and Henry H. Whiting conducting the sale. The listing was announced by Boyd GQ Headley Jr.
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Frederick County
Apple Pie Ridge
Phil H. Gold
D. R. Russell
Farmers and Merchants Bank
C. R. Duvall
Charles G. Simmons
H. R. Kern, Jr
E. T. Snider
Timber Ridge
Joseph Whitacre
J. Sloan Kuykendal
Henry H. Whiting
Boyd GQ. Headley, Jr
Military Contacts for Information Access
The listing provides contact routes to Major James Kincaid, Capt. Clarence Hill, and Lt. Donald Grubbs with phone-like extensions 5319, 3740 or 4432, and 3443 or 20128 respectively. It directs readers to reach these officers for information.
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James Kincaid
Clarence Hill
Donald Grubbs
Lucille Carpenter Earns 4-H All Stars Honor at Short Course
Lucille Carpenter of Frederick County joined the All Stars at the state 4-H Short Course held June 21 26 at V P I. About 18 Frederick participants attended. Other winners included Rhoda Whitacre blue in frozen foods Georgianna Gunn and Shirley Carper poultry blue and Patricia Adams Mary Ann Adams bread red. Ann Wolfe competed in public speaking. Special recognition went to Mrs E Clay Rogers for ten years as a leader and to Mrs John Whitacre for 21 years of leadership.
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Lucille Carpenter
Frederick County
Rhoda Whitacre
Georgianna Gunn
Shirley Carper
Patricia Adams
Mary Ann Adams
Ann Wolfe
E. Clay Rogers
John Whitacre
Red Cross Seeks Aid For Martin After Cottage Fire
The Red Cross seeks clothing and household items for Mr and Mrs Ase Martin whose frame cottage on Sulphur Spring Road burned Friday night. Mrs Martin needs clothing sizes including a size 16 dress and seven shoes, plus undergarments and fabric for a home. The family has received some clothing from Salvation Army and a trailer is provided by the Silver Diner for temporary living space.
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The
Red Cross
Ase Martin
Sulphur Spring Road
Martin
Salvation Army
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