Social Roundup Notes From Greensboro Area
Greensboro social column lists visits and greetings among Wilsons and Ash family, plus appearances by Baughley Edge and Nichols families from Ocean City and Frederica. Florida trips, hospital birth announcement for Jopp, and recent birthdays and WGSC Circle meetings are noted among Wilmington Dover and Kent General events.
Ridgely Community Notes Amid Personal Travels
Miss Suzann Swing spends a short school vacation at home with her parents. Several local residents visit relatives and friends in Salisbury Easton Philadelphia and Albany. Ridgely Minstrel Show chairmen named for February 25 and 26 with reserved seats at Wilkins and Redden venues. endmen listed along with music staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzann Swing
Mrs
D. T. Swing
Service Short Set for Sgt Kelley Home on Leave
John T. Kelley son of Walter and Mrs. Kelley of Greensboro has returned from eleven months active duty in Korea and is on a thirty day leave with wife at Dover Delaware. He served January to July with the 15th Infantry Regiment Third Division as medical aid on the front lines and rose from Private to Corporal then Sergeant and Ambulance Section Sgt. He will report to Camp Pickett Virginia after leave until his April 1954 discharge.
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John T. Kelley
Walter I. Kelley
Boyce Mill Road
Greensboro
Korea
N. Governors Ave
Dover
Delaware
Kelley
15Th Infantry Regiment
Tom
Outpost Harry
Kumkwa
Seargent
States
Walter F. Kelley
Sgt. Kelley
Camp Pickett
Virginia
Man Who Saw Lincoln Shot Gives Eyewitness Account
Exclusive interview in the February issue of The American Weekly with Baltimore Sunday American features the sole living eyewitness to Abraham Lincoln's assassination. The story is presented in a attractive ecoluargravure format and offered through local news dealers.
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Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
American Weekly
Ecolargravure
Baltimore Sunday American
Marydel WSCS Meets and March of Dimes Drive Planned
The Marydel Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. H R Butts home with Mrs. H B Logan presiding. March of Dimes solicitors plan to visit homes in Marydel seeking 75000 to combat polio. Andrew available to deliver Delaware State News. contact Whiteoaks 4142. Also a missionary talk by Rev Wm Rogers from Brazil at Calvary Methodist Church Feb 9. Bible study series led by Clarence Jones began Feb 2. new babies born: Mina at Kent General on Jan 26 and Debra Ann Foulkrod at Beebe Hospital on Jan 23. Ruth Keck is former Marydel resident.
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Marydel
WSCS
H. R. Butts
H. B. Logan
Andrew
Delaware State News
Whiteoaks
Wm. Rogers
Brazil
Calvary Methodist Church
Clarence Jones
L. H. Collison
Gladys Covington
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Donald Myer
Washington Sanitarium
Washington, D. C
Edward Link
Mina
Debra Ann
Paul Foulkrod
Beebe Hospital
Lewes
Del
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Ethel Thornton
Lacey Wilson
Wilmington
Alfred Blackburn
Frank Baughley
Ocean City
Robert Edge
Bruce
Frederica
M. M. Ginn
Leah Cochran
Edith Cochran
Miami
Florida
Kenneth Bostic
Chester
Noble Sipple
Gordon Burseth
Chicago
Richard Rostien
Roland Blades
Hillsboro
John Hayden
Charles Bilbrough, Sr
Washington
Molly Nissan
Rose Satterfield
Elmer
Frederick Bay
Will Melvin
George Jopp
Harry Kinnamon
Philadelphia
Earl Kornrumpf, Jr
Kornrumpf
N. Main St
Billy Short
Simpson
Railroad Ave
Wright
Carrie Hobbs
Baltimore
Nelson Forney
B. C. Beckham
Charles Bilbrough
Edward Weaver
Fred Cohee
Earl Passwaters
Ing
Harry Karcher
Circle No
Mary Draper
Dawson Warrington
James Bilbrough
Jesse Smith
Wscs Hall
Hazel Dalrymple
Mary Baynard
Charles Kinnamon
Virginia Kerns
University of Maryland
Velma P. Kerns
Ann
Dana McClung
Mt. Lookout
W. Va
Grace Vernon Smith
Ridgely
Edward Sparks
J. K. Snowberger
Harry Rutter
Pine Bluff
Salisbury
G. L. Wilson
Ethel Holt
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Mable Jones
Price
Virginia Sparks
Betty Briscoe
Pat
John M. Saulsbury
Central Avenue
Leonard Sparks
Centreville
Pfe
Clinton W. Guthrie
Fort Bragg
N. C
John Guthrie
Ace Eugene W. Slaughter
Camp McGuier
N. J
Frank L. Slaughter
Granville Hooper
Cambridge
Walter R. Moore
Carl Snowberger
Isaston
Spencer Moore
Wilmer Ulsh
Robert Ulsh
Ulsh
Albany
Georgia
Edward Bower
William Wooters
Clifton G. Crouse
Europe
James Lynch
Ridgely High School
Leolan Higgins
Kenneth Pritchard
Fred Kocenemann
Wallace Wroten
Wilkins
Redden
J. Hansen Hoffman
Earle Sparks
Weaver Jones
Richard Rose
Clarence Sutton
Grayson Winstead
Donald Wood
Grace P. Collison
Imperial
New Yorker
Chrysler
Indianapolis
Bullock & White
Gay Streets
Cotton City House
Kiveragam
All Ladies Hats
Boy’s
Adam