Starkey resigns FHA Talbot Caroline County post
Ralph R. Peters announces William N. Starkey resigns as County Supervisor in Talbot and Caroline Counties effective December 3 1954. Jack D. Hartman named County Supervisor-Appraiser, to be based in Easton, with duties including approving all FHA loans for farm purchases enlargements developments buildings operations equipment livestock and soil and water projects. Local FHA office is in the Masonic Building Easton Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph R. Peters
Farmers Home Administration
William N. Starkey
Talbot
Caroline Counties
Starkey
Easton
Foreign Agricultural Service
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Jack D. Hartman
Caroline
Hartman
Army
Towson
Masonic Building
Maryland Library Group Meets in Easton for Dec Meeting
The Maryland Library Association Regional Meeting in Easton on December 2 drew Mrs. G. Daniel Crouse chair of the Library Committee and Mrs. E. Alan Armstrong librarian of the Denton Free Public Library along with two County Commissioners. Speaker guest was Mr. F. Van Wyck Mason author of Blue Hurricane. Donors Paul Van Dyke L. Jay Smith Herbert C. Fooks and John Towse contributed notable books to the Library alongside new titles for children including Christmas Stories Old and New.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Library Association
Easton
G. Daniel Crouse
E. Alan Armstrong
Denton
Paul van Dyke
L. Jay Smith
Herbert C. Fooks
John Towse
Norman Vincent Peale
Local social notes from Hobbs area week
Mrs L H Thomas and Mrs B B Allen joined friends on a Wilmington shopping trip. Mr and Mrs Lindsay Clendaniel and Mr and Mrs Stewart Wright visited the Chaffinchs. Mrs Nelson Henry and Mrs Roland Towers with Tommy and Danny called Federalsburg. Dr T Earl Starkey and Virginia Cook Walter from Atlantic City and Mrs Emma Carroll visited L H Thomas. George Johnson and children were in Easton. Chaffinchs called on Harry F E Clark in Easton. L H Thomas attended Hickman Church Homecoming. Lydia Dandy and Elizabeth Hoffman visited. Mrs J A Willoughby and New Jersey relatives were guests. W G Holbrook hosted New Jersey cousins for Sunday dinner. Ida Snowberger returned from Wilmington and Greenwood. L H Thomas visited hospital patients B B Lawless and Cleveland Henry. Virginia Stafford visiting Clara Stafford. Orville Morgan of Federalsburg visited Tow ers family. Chaffinchs attended W G Holbrook dinner party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Allen
Wilmington
Lindsay Clendaniel
Stewart Wright
James Chaffinch
Nelson Henry
Roland Towers
Tommy
Danny
Federalsburg
T. Earl Starkey
Virginia Cook Walter
Atlantic City
N. J
Emma Carroll
Denton
L. H. Thomas
Geo. Johnson
Easton
Harry FE. Clark
Hickman Church
Lydia Dan
Thomas
B. B. Lawless
Cleveland Henry
Memorial Hospital
Virginia Stafford
Clara Stafford
Orville Morgan
W. G. Holbrook
Southern States To Open 52 000 000 Mill At Seaford
Southern States plans a 52 million mill opening at Seaford with remarks from H H Nuttle of Denton and George M Worrilow of the University of Delaware. The program includes vocal by Eddie Burton and brief talks by O E Zacharias J E Givens and W T Steels Jr. Special prizes will be awarded by C E McCauley at 3 10 p m with weather backup to the high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maryland
H. H. Nuttle
Denton
Southern States Board of Directors
George M. Worrilow
University of Delaware
College of Agriculture
Eddie Burton
Cannon
Del
Southern States
O. E. Zacharias
Richmond
J. E. Givens
W. T. Steels, Jr
C. E. McCauley
Seaford
Christian Comrade Class Christmas Dinner and Party
The Christian Comrade Class of First Methodist Church will hold its annual Christmas Dinner and Party in Fellowship Hall on Tuesday December 14 at 6 30 p m Tickets must be obtained by Sunday December 12 from Mrs O F Smith or Mrs Edna Collins telephone 690 1 2 Hostesses are Mrs Edna Collins Mrs Grace Garey Mrs Mary Smith Mrs Florence Hager Mrs Loreen Kitchen Mrs Doris Stivers and Mrs Marian Downs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
O. F. Smith
Edna Collins
Grace Garey
Mary Smith
Florence Hager
Loreen Kitchen
Doris Stivers
Marian Downs
Holiday Bazaar At First Church Was Big Success
The third WSCS Holiday Bazaar at First Methodist Church drew many shoppers and visitors. Luncheon and dinner were packed, meals were enjoyed, and candy booth led the colorful array. Thanks were given by Mrs. W. R. Brown and Mrs. Norman Irwin to all who contributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
First Methodist Church
W. R. Brown
Norman Irwin
Also Mentioned on This Page
FHA
Maryland Library Group
Hobbs
Andina Benjamin
Salisbury
Vanity Fair
Wboc-Tv
Mr. A
Mr. B
Centre Ville
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