W S C S Fellowship Supper and Mission Talk
Greensboro on Thursday evening April 19 at 6 30 P M the W S C S will meet in the Church Hall for the annual Fellowship supper Everyone is welcome and asked to bring a covered dish If unable to come by 6 30 come by 7 30 when Rev Lewis R Dennis and wife will speak about their Mission work in China Also note Missionary boxes are due Mr L W Taylor Sr is quite sick Others share visits moves and events plus a Clover Farm Banquet and Civic Club dinner noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C.S
Church Hall
Lewis R. Dennis
China
L. W. Taylor Sr
N. Main Street
Goldsboro
Mildreg
Lillian Ginn
Wilmington
New York
Charles Rich
Clara Seward
Maple Avenue
Circle No. 1
Normen Edwards
Fred Cohee
Georgia Swann
Circle No. 5
Ruth Edwards
Roberta Leggett
Charles Bilbrough
Wiliam Kenton
Milford
Del
Harry Karcher
Fred Bronson
Yonkers
N. Y
L. H. Collison
Andy
Robert Miller
E. J. Winsch
Robert Covington
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
A. L. Harman and Sons
Rehoboth Beach
Adelade Hummer
Dover
Frank Simons
Buddy
Pearson’s Corner
Jessie Dixon
Smyrna
Bruce Frazier
Millsboro
Marydel
Clover Farm
Dover High School
Civic Club
Isaac
Marydel Social Notes of Local Visitors
Laura Daveler of Philadelphia visits sister Rev. C. H. Atkins and family. E. J. Winsch of Bethlehem visits with daughter and family L. H. Collison. Maude Hummer confined by illness. Amos Wyatt and wife visit daughter and family Franklin Boys of Bridgeville Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Daveler
Philadelphia
C. H. Atkins
E. J. Winsch
Bethlehem
L. H. Collison
Maude Hummer
Amos Wyatt
Ridgely Notes Sanctioned Visits And Local Life In Ridgely
A compressed community digest lists hospital visits in Baltimore Wilmington and Easton plus moves within Ridgely. Names include Samuel Bear, Mrs Lay Beaven, Mr Tyson, the Stack and Dixon families, Admiral and Mrs McCracken, Bonnie McCracken, Jeanne Enfield and the Saulsburys. Local relocations include Hogue’s move to a first floor apartment and Sparks family changes. The Furman’s Grove 4-H Club hosts a 13th anniversary dinner on April 23. A church program in Ridgely Church of the Brethren is set for April 8 with multiple performances. Seed testing advice concludes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McClintock
Jesse ‘Tyson
Wilmington
Delaware
Tyson
James Stack
A. C. Dixon
Sibley Hospital
Washington, D. C
Admiral
McCracken
D. Thompson Swing
Bonnie McCracken
Suzanne Swing
Henry Fleming
Easton Memorial Hospital
Jeanne Enfield
Ridgely High School
William Sparks
Yeadon
Bir
Ars. Leonard Sparks
Fred Ssoeneman
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Bessie Murphy
Quillen
Goldsboro
Edith Slemmer
Lester E. Hogue
Charles V. Taylor
First Street
William Pippin
Kent
Mary Renee Saulsbury
University of Delaware
Irwin T. Saulsbury
Patricia A. Saulsbury
Albert W. Saulsbury
Patricia A. Messick
Wes
Ellis Spence
Floyd White
First Avenue
West
Earl Collins
Denton
Fred V. Ixirsch
Maple Avenue
Frank Kibler
York
Hattie Ferrick
Francis Kibler
John M. Saulsbury
John C. Hammond
Southern Seminary
Buena Vista
Virginia
Paul Lynch
U. S. Navy
Stephen Lynch
Norfolk
Cuba
Furman’s Grove Girl
Mary Joyce Crome
Mill Meadow
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Greensboro
John H. States
Hillsboro
Irvin States
Thomas
Barbara Paul
Concord Street
Natick, Mass
Paul
Richmond
Samuel Bear
Sinai Hospital
Lawrence Wilson
Lay Beaven
Francis Beaven
Solomons
Sex Junior College
James Jones
Robert E. Smith
Third Avenue
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Calvin C. Covington
Ridgely
Church of the Brethren
Russell Beahm
Easton
Ann Beahm
Edwin Beahm
Milton Szmajda
Adele Beahm
Ralph Guyton
Mrs. Szmajda
Ann and
Rev
Russell Beah
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