Greensboro Notes and Social News Roundup
Mr H F Butler entered Wills Eve Hospital Philadelphia Sunday for an operation Monday. Mrs Butler will stay in Philadelphia several days. Numerous locals are listed with visits, illnesses, and family happenings. Cancer Drive funds are being solicited. Greensboro chairman is Mrs Betty Weaver with a $300 local quota. Johnny Dorman celebrated his 14th birthday with friends and relatives.
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H. F. Butler
Wills Eve Hospital
Philadelphia
Butler
Raymond Bennett
Wayne Draper
Robert Draper
Louise Owens
Norfolk
Brinton Aukamp
Nolan
Quarryville
Wilson Jump
Douglas Wood
Denton
Howard Cole
Elizabeth Slaughter
Burrsville
Elma Blades
Elizabeth Smith
L. W. Taylor
Diana Taylor
Carol Smith
Leon Griffith
Washington
Mt. Vernon
G. B. Hastings
Raymond Walker
Salisbury
Albert Hastings
Janet Lee
Baltimore
Baltimore. Mrs. Walker and Mr. Hastings
Linwood Riddleberger
Sherman Howard
Marcus Hook
Jack Linsey
Sarasota
Fla
Paul Jones
Laura Crowl
Wilmington
Whitall Laramore
Rosa Satterfield
Elmer
Centreville
Laura Ober
Goldsboro
Irving Ober
Annie Smith
Pilgrim Holiness
Greensboro
Memorial Hospital
Easton
University of Maryland Hospital
Betty Weaver
Johnny Dorman
Elizabeth Mathers
Joanne Riddleberger
Patsy Edwards
Ronnie Seiler
Patsy Hicks
Barbara
Cheryl Dorman
Tommy Bennett
Dicky Stoops
Jerry
Denny Mathers
Reese Wyatt
Johnny
Jack Thornton
Media
Herbert Stewart
Alexandria
Nelson Forney
Judy
Dover
B. C. Beckham
Samuel Carrow
L. E. Jones
L. C. Jones
Preston Moore
Harrington
Craig Randall
Milford Memorial Hospital
Moore
Margaret Minner
Ethel Thornton
Leipsic
Kenton
Del
Tony Gianninato
Veterans’ Hospital
Facts Concerning Easter Continued From Page Two
The Eastern Church kept Easter on the 14th day of Nisan with Passover influence while the Western Church celebrated on the Sunday after. Council of Nicea in 325 sided with the West. In 1582 the calendar moved to the Gregorian system setting Easter as the first Sunday after the first full moon after the vernal equinox, with full moon defined as the 14th moon day and sometimes shifting by one or two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Council
Nice
Card of Thanks for hospital kindness
A grateful note thanks friends neighbors and relatives for kindness cards letters and flowers sent during a hospital stay at Memorial Hospital Easton Georgia Colgain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Georgia
Colgain
Memorial Hospital kindness remembered by Roland Taylor
Roland Taylor of Greensboro thanks everyone for visits cards and acts of kindness while he was a patient at Memorial Hospital Eas ton.
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Memorial Hospital
Easton
Roland Taylor
Greensboro
Easter program at the church next Sunday evening
Hobbs notes an Easter program will be presented at the local church next Sunday at 7 o'clock with everyone invited. WSCS ladies will meet next Wednesday afternoon April 21 hosted by Mrs. Roland Towers.
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Roland Towers
WSCS
Quote on money and brains by unspecified author
A terse maxim states no man needs both money and brains, for wealth will attract cleverness from others. The aphorism implies money draws clever people to him, suggesting resources attract smart assistance.
Gratitude for Kindness During Illness or Recovery
A note of thanks expresses appreciation for kindness shown during illness or recovery. The writer mentions lovely cards, flowers, fruit, candy, and other gestures received from friends and neighbors as encouragement and support.
Test Question Hint Sparks Laughs About Milk
Dillie’s answer to a test question about preventing sour milk prompts a quick quip about keeping milk in the cow. Hospital mention and George Lowe noted as returning home accompany the humorous line in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillie
Indignant Question Over Cheese Origin at Store
Mrs. Howe confronts the gro cer store clerk, asking whether the cheese sold yesterday was imported or deported, signaling confusion over its origin. The exchange captures a tense moment of consumer doubt in a local shopping scene.
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J. E. Weaver, Sr
C. E. Heinold
George Mitchell
West Grove
Nelson Frazier
Little Son
Mamie Frazier
Preston
Roxanna Korrrumphs
Hursey Porter
Albert Lanboni
Howard
Jane Ingersoll
Jack Wilson
Alvin Totheroh
Maggie Butler
Fred Sylvester
Sara Peck
Clara Watt
Mary Clark
Ralph Sharp
Ella Frazier
Gilbert Segar
Baptist Missionary Group
Baptist Church
Cambridge
W. P. Watson
Preston Spicher
Lawrence Schwartz
Roger Moyer
Ida Shields
Clifford George
Cordova
Harry Darling
Skipton
Anna Frampton
Hurlock
Marley Pinder
C. C. Rosti
Frank Kalsch
Manahawkin
N. J
Richard Rostien
Wallace Thornton
Alan Thornton
Marydel
Clinton Thornton
Chester
Thornton
Hobbs
L. H. Thomas
Frank Massey
Kirkwood
C. V. Clarke
Wesley Stafford
Russell Stafford
Clarence Shockley
Orville Morgan
Federalsburg
Enoch Strannahan
Stanton, del
Harold Clendaniel
Middletown
James C. Hardesty
Carlton
Red Cross
Elizabeth Hoffman
Lydia Dandy
J. H. Dandy
George Johnson
Maurice Adams
Peggy
Amos Scott
George Lowe
Butler’s Barber Shop
Sasser
Coca-Cola Company
Easton Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Inc
Coke” Fr
Sunshine
Sixth Street
Galey & Lord
Style-Mart
Nylon & Dacron
Everngam's