Personal And Social News From Belmar and Nearby
Rev and Mrs Richard Brandt and daughter Peggy of Belmar N J, missionaries in Nigeria, home on furlough and plan February return. Minnie Todd spent Monday in Baltimore. Mrs William T Nuttle returned home after weeks in Memorial Hospital Easton. Mrs William Ostermann came home from Kent General Hospital Dover. Nancy J Strong of University of Maryland Hospital visited her parents. Mr and Mrs Arthur Mitchell and Mr and Mrs Harry Mitchell spent the weekend in Wilmington. Mrs Elsie M Wright of Chestertown and Mrs M Ella Raleigh of Miami Fla spent Wednesday with Miss Lelia Lucas in Fort Lauderdale. G H Rue and son John W Rue of Easton visited New York City to see family of late Rev Edgar H Rue who died Friday night. Leo Slaughter announce birth of daughter Susan Mae Dec 9 at Memorial Hospital Easton. they also have son Michael age five. Mr and Mrs W Ernest Griffith of Havertown Pa, Mr and Mrs Harvey Griffith of Broomall Pa, Mr and Mrs Harry Burke of Dover, Mr and Mrs Edward Smith and son Eddie of Lewes were guests at Olaf Smith’s over the weekend. Paul N Johnson, after Korea, arrived home to his parents for 30 days before heading to Baltimore. Cant and Mrs Melvin Tr Bieber of Glen Burnie were weekend guests of Mrs E J Brown and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ostermann
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Nancy J. Strong
University of Maryland Hospital
Talmage Strong
Arthur Mitchell
Harry Mitchell
Wilmington
Elsie M. Wright
Chestertown
M. Ella Raleigh
Miami Fla
Lelia Lucas
Otis Smith
Ft. Lauderdale
G. H. Rue
John W. Rue
Easton
New York City
Edgar H. Rue
Leo Slaughter
Susan Mae
Paul N. Johnson
Korea
Franklin Johnson
Baltimore
Hillsboro News: Birthday, Visits, and Socials In Community
Donna Lee Todd celebrated her ninth birthday with twenty seven guests at Hillsboro. Mr and Mrs Fritz Cloppey returned from a week in Hagerstown. Mrs Mary Rowe visits Wilmington Del with son in law and daughter in law. Frances Covell spent Tue and Wed in Centreville. Community Club Christmas party set for Wednesday Dec 19 at the Club House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Lee Todd
Fritz Cloppey
Hagerstown
Mary Rowe
Wm. Sherwood
Wilmington
Del
Frances Covell
Centreville
Fellowship Hall
Rodney Cummings
Tilghman
Blanche Morse
Baltimore
Milford Kline
Salisbury
Community Club
Daughters of Pocahontas Christmas Party Planned
Daughters of Pocahontas announce their annual Christmas party on Wednesday evening December 19 at Nokomis Hall. All members are requested to be present with dinner at 6 30 p m. Mesdames Karcher Mitchell and Dunn visited Wilmington on Tuesday while Mrs Bessie Stevenson and grandchildren from Harrington Delaware called on friends in Greensboro last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Karcher
R. L. Mitchell
Bernard Dunn
Wilmington
Bessie Stevenson
Harrington
Del
Daughters of Pocahontas
Nokomis Hall
Baptist Women Hold W M U Meeting
Baptist Women held their W M U meeting at private homes and at the church. A Christmas party is planned for Friday December 21 to donate for Lottie Moon gifts and fellowship. The group also decided to remember shut in friends with gifts during Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Thornton
Farm Bureau Meeting Set at First Methodist Church
Caroline County Farm Bureau and Associated Women announce their annual gathering in Fellowship Hall. The event runs Wednesday December 19 from 10 30 a m to 4 p m with free lunch. Nominations and election of directors occur at 1 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Farm Bureau and Associated Women
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
Christmas the World Around at Caroline High School
The Caroline High School Glee Club presents its fourth annual Christmas program on Thursday evening December 20 at 8 00 p.m. in the high school auditorium. The 65 voice chorus directed by Carl Strausser will perform a pageant depicting Christmas customs around the world. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline High School Glee Club
Carl Strausser
Mechanized Coal Mining Expands Industry Reach
With mechanization bituminous coal mining becomes mass production, opening new fields to engineers and skilled workers.
Card of Thanks From Mrs. Chas. IH. Will
I thank all who remembered me during my illness in hospital and at home for visits ecards flowers fruit and the sunshine gifts Your kindness is greatly appreciated signed Mrs Chas IH Will
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Will
Meet The Double Hills Homemakecs Club Christmas Party
The Double Hills Homemakecs Club holds its annual Christmas party at Mrs Ruth Fearinson Deeith home with Mrs Helen Wilson assisting. All members are urged to attend as a coordinated program assigns each member a part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Double Hills Homemakecs Club
Ruth Fearinson Deeith
Helen Wilson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richard Brandt
Peggy
Belmar
N. J
Sallie Morgan
Emil Bullock
Miss. Brandt
Nigeria
Africa
Miss Minnie Todd
William TI. Nuttle
Memorial Hospital
Melvin Tr. Bieber
Glenburnie
E. J. Brown
Winter Care
Fearins
Amoco Service
William L. Fearins
Denton, Md
Emerson Cleaners
Flogg R. Aden
Pick-up & Delivery Service
Denton
Hillsboro
Greensboro
The
Journal Today
Walter C. Dillon
Maryland
P. M
Baptist
Farm Bureau
Sidney Theatre
Bridgeville, del
van Johnson
June Allyson
Sun. & Mon
James Craig
Barbara Payton
Deep South
Thomas Gomez
Harlem Globetrotters
Richard Travis
Pamela Blake
Tim Holt
Richard Martin
Desert Fox
Christiatas
New Schick
Crrextares & Cooter
Gene Autry
Hills of
Utah
Jimmy Lydon
Corky
Ann Blyth
Golden Horde
Technicolor
Web
John Wayne
Dakota
Ronson
Gorn Au
Sunbeam
G. R. Kelly
Wallace
Manchester Sterling
Rogers and Roger Bros
Brick Methodist Church
Dentonia
Ik A Outlaws
Elo
Vey X
Waccdonald Carey
Alexis Smith
Edgar Buchanan
Victor Jor E Re
Gine
Cash
Ane
Mickey Rooney
Sally Forrest Srans
Vic Damone
Morica Lewis
Farley Granger
Shelley Winters
Edmond Obrien
Dean Acer Forrest Fiber
Harry Carey
Polly Bergen
James Millican
Wallace Ford
Byron Haskin
Frank Gruber
Nat Holt
Thurs & Fri
Wien
Edwin Balmer
Philp Wyle
Paramount Picture
Produced By
George Pal
Rudolph Mate
Sydney Boehm
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