Orphans Court Deals With Estates And Guardianship
The Orphans Court met in regular session with Judges Handy and Dennis. Orders recorded include multiple releases in the Goldsborough estates and a guardianship petition for Virginia Lee Dean. Also filed were final accounts for Oscar Turner and Annie E., plus an Elizabeth P. Cope inventory and an estate action involving Jacob W. Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Handy
Dennis
W. Laird Goldsborough
T. Alan Goldsborough
W. Elwell Goldsborough
Martha Laird Goldsborough
W. Winder Goldsborough
Charles W. Todd
Virginia Lee Dean
Oscar Turner
Everett Nuttle
Annie E. Turner
Elizabeth P. Cope
Samuel W. Cope
Jacob W. Price
Caroline County
Louis Price
Eloise Price
Ridgely Social Notes Share Visits and Guests
Ridgely residents list a parade of weekend visitors and returning travelers. Grace Vernon Smith visited her sister and brother-in-law in Wilmington with their daughter and grandchildren from Massachusetts. George McGough returned to Le Ray New York with his aunt. Norman Wilson hosted Elizabeth Wilson and Sgt. Davis Wilson from Newport and Dover. Sgt. Roger R. Ringgold Jr. came home on 30 day furlough after overseas duty. Irwin T. Saulsbury Sr. hosted daughter Hope and son Bateman Draper from Farrington Virginia. Claude W. Kelly led services at St Pauls Reformed. Richard Rampmeyer welcomed Andrew Shotts party from Baltimore. Charles W Jackson hosted Mary Jackson Ethel Pritchett and Charles Jackson of Bridgeville Greensboros. Thelma Bowman attended Junior Leadership School at University of Maryland College Park. Jonathan T Layster returned to Fort Harrison after furlough with Ridgely relatives. James Stack entertained Mrs. Donald Morgan and Connie Morgan of Allentown. T Frank Seward hosted son-in-law and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Vernon Smith
Harold T. Smith
Wilmington
William H. Steinmetz Jr
Linda
William Steinmetz
Massachusetts
George McGough
Charles Hammond
le Ray
N. Y
Clinton Dorman
Wm. Bateman Draper
Miss Hope
Master Bateman
Farrington
Virginia
Claude W. Kelly
Lancaster Theological Seminary
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Richard Rampmeyer
Andrew Shotts
Lois
Emil Shot
James Stack
Donald M. Morgan
Connie Morgan
Allentown
T. Frank Seward
Nine years in Denton Pilgrim Holiness Church appreciation
A Denton pastor marks nine years since moving to the Pilgrim Holiness Church, praising the welcome from members and neighbors. He notes appreciation for business and professional courtesy, fellowship with town ministers, and the Week of Prayer services, recalling two addresses to graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Blades Grandparents Welcome New Grandchild in Preston
Preston daily notes a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Carville Fleetwood of Denton at Easton Hospital Tuesday morning. John P. Dennis of Scarsdale N Y visits Judge J T Dennis before a two week Ocean City trip. Mrs. Carmine Blades Wood and Winram family visits Boston and Cape Cod. Bethesda Methodist Church to close two weeks for vacation. Rev A W Strickland and daughter Ann at Ocean City two weeks. Herbert Jump of Boston visits John Noble for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Blades
Carville Fleetwood
Denton
Easton Hospital
John P. Dennis
Scarsdale
N. Y
J. T. Dennis
Ocean City
G. C. Carmine
John Noble
Claiborne
Samuel Wood
Washington
S. B. Winram
Boston
Mass
Cape Cod
Bethesda Methodist Church
A. W. Strickland
Ann
Herbert Jump
Noble Couple Spends Weekend at Rehoboth Beach
Mr and Mrs Lee Noble spent the week end at Rehoboth Beach enjoying the seaside retreat and taking in the local sights during a brief escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lee Noble
Rehoboth Beach
Maryland Postwar Agriculture Report Issued by State Committee
The Maryland Postwar State Agricultural Committee announces a printed report prepared under Dr. T. B. Symons. The 18 topics cover farm economics labor rural roads taxes credit and tenure rural home youth education farm plant rehabilitation marketing conservation crops tobacco dairy livestock poultry vegetables fruit and disease control. Changes may be needed as conditions differ from forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Committee
Maryland
Consumer Prospects For Household Goods in 1945 46
Frederick M. Mitchell, director Consumers Durable Goods Division, forecasts in WPB report that limited quantities of sewing machines vacuum cleaners domestic washing machines and electric irons will reach retail markets this fall with alarm clocks in larger numbers. Volume production of these and many other durable goods is expected to rise in spring and summer 1946 as reconversion gathers momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick M. Mitchell
Consumers Durable Goods Division
WPB
Delayed Consumer Interest Expected in 1946 Spring
The report states that consumer interest is not expected to reach desired levels until the spring or summer of 1946, indicating a gradual revival rather than immediate upturn. The forecast reflects cautious optimism amid ongoing postwar rebuilding and market adjustments.
Gems of Thought Reflection on Matthew 5 16
A brief verse-like reflection citing Matthew 5 16 urges visible good deeds to honor God. It emphasizes private virtue made public through actions that point to divine goodness. The line echoes the traditional call to shine one’s light before others.
Moral duty and self interest in Christian Science quote
To disregard the welfare of others is contrary to the law of God. It deteriorates one’s ability to do good and benefit himself and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Mary Baker Eddy
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Edward Lapham
Goldsboro
D. Thompson Swing
J. Herbert Otto
Marietta
Und
Patricia A. Saulsbury
A. W. Saulsbury
Robert Kibler
Harry Robinson
John M. Swing
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Ann Towers
William A. Cooper
Jane Pinkine
U. S
Barbara Satterfield
Marian Wilkinson
Edwin Eaton
Patsy Roe
Baltimore
William Jarrell
Cambridge
CG. W. Jackson
Milton Baynard
James Swing
Mary Wharton
Richard Blackburn
Robert Bowman
Merchant Marine
Walter Moore
Peggy Slaughter
Frank Kessler
Betty Guthrie
Philadelphia
Greensboro
Dixon
King George Stopp
Navel Academy
Cooperative Federal Land Bank
HME
Gertrude Beauty Shoppe
Market St
Preston
Maryland Postwar State Agricultural Committee
T. B. Symons
University of Maryland Extension Service
Symons
Londonderry
Howard
San Francisco
Calif
Newton’s
Newton New Hampshires
Barred Rocks
O. A. Newton & Son CO
Bridgeville, Dek
Dept
More Sherwood
Sherwood Dealers
Wielcore
Sherwood
Good Sherwood
Sherwood Brothers Incorporated
NY Ali
AIS
Sinclair Clee
Nios
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