Burrsville Coarge plans fourth quarterly conference
Hickman notes the Burrsville Coarge fourth quarterly conference set for Friday evening March 2 at Union Church. The Tri District Mission Rally is scheduled for next Sunday February 18 at Centenary Methodist Church Laurel Del from 3 to 5 pm. Many local residents are listed visiting, dining, or recovering from illness with several hospitalizations improving.
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Burrsville Coarge
Union Church
Centenary Methodist Church
Laurel
Del
Clarence Breeding
Lester Towers
Harry Towers
Bethlehem
Death of neighbor Wesley Stafford shocks Ridgely community
The Ridgely area mourns the death of Wesley Stafford, 48, who after a Johns Hopkins operation returned home only to die suddenly Monday. Funeral held Friday at Moore Funeral Home with Pallbearers Roland Towers Paul Maloney Lawrence Davis Paul Cross Jack Adams Norman Adams. Burial in Denton Cemetery. Sympathy offered to widow Elizabeth Ann Stafford and children Ronnie Dale Sharon. Additional local notices include visits among friends, hospital stays, and social events from early February.
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Wesley Stafford
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Don Hurst
Moore Funeral Home
Roland Towers
Paul Maloney
Lawrence Davis
Paul Cross
Jack
Norman Adams
Denton Cemetery
Elizabeth Ann Stafford
Ronnie
Dale
Sharon
L. H. Thomas
Howard J. Dukes
Centreville
W. G. Holbrook
Elizabeth Smith
Greensboro
Nelson Henry
de H. Towers
Charlie Maloney
Towers
Duke Moore
Clifton Flaharty
Charlie
Howard Callahan
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Margaret Swing
Roland Fountain
Easton
Clarence C. Ringgold
Memorial Hospital
Vinton D. Shufelt
Ord K. Raleigh
Frank Stevenson
Greenwood
Donald Morgan
Allentown
Ridgely House
Elizabeth Wilson
Newport
Del
Norman Wilson
Elma Wilson
Calvin C. Covington
Karin Coviington
Wayne Brown
Harrington
Ridgely
WSCS
Church House
James Shively
Robert B. Phillips
Ridgely Fire House
James Temple
Catherine Morris
Community Roundup of Local Visits and Events
Local residents share visits from Harmans and friends across Dover Laurel and Milford. Church notes highlight a film strip program and Lions plans. Hospitals report several patients with best wishes for quick recoveries as Leonard Covell departs for Dover.
Community Notices from Goldsboro and Nearby
Sympathy is extended to the family of Minnie Dennison who died Monday. Local residents attend events in Annapolis, Salisbury, Glen Burnie, and Farmington. Social visits include birthdays, hospital updates, Scout breakfast, and church fellowship supper activities across the region.
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Minnie Dennison
Clark Quillen
Louise Dennison
Wilmington
Roland Cartwright
Legislative
Carvel Hall
Annapolis
Maryland Association of Mental Health
Lynette Gavoille
Boss Ross
William Ross
John Sylvester
Tom Roce
Salisbury
WSCS
Mae Shively
Tyson Cohee
Joseph Roche
Hyman Roosa
Jay
Milford
Norman Smith
Effie Marvel
Hamiltons
Charles Rich
Seaford
Clark Smith
Hillsboro Church Groups Host Study and Events
The Woman's Society of Hillsboro Queen Anne Methodist hosted the Wye Mills Society for the final Study Course session. Upcoming events include a Calender Party February 17 at 8 p m to raise funds for Camp Pecometh and the Methodist Youth Fund, and a February 18 Men's Fellowship at Hillsboro Church with Mr Collison Lane of Centreville Church delivering a brief message and a film None Goes His Way Alone.
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Woman's Society
Hillsboro-Queen Anne
Hillsboro
Collison Lane
Centreville
Helen Sparklin
William Warren
Belinda
Warner Bros Buys My Fair Lady Rights for 9.5 Million
Warner Bros completed the purchase of motion picture rights to the musical My Fair Lady from CBS for 9.5 million dollars. The Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe hit ends lengthy bids in Hollywood, with Jack L. Warner and CBS Board chairman William S. Paley finalizing the deal last week.
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Warner Bros
Jack L. Warner
CBS
William S. Paley
Alan Jay Lerner
East 40Th Street
New York City
Vincent and Neal
Vincent Ramellini
Neal Glauda
East 57Th St
Robert Horton
NBCTV
Nbc-Tv
NBC
TV stars headlining Ed Sullivan shows from Miami Beach
Crosby Brothers Al Ilirt and his combo Patrice Munsel George Jessen Jan Murray and the Everly Brothers Damita Jo George Kirby and Timi Yuro will appear on Ed Sullivan CBS TV Sundays February 18 and 25 from the Fontainebleau Cypress Gardens and the Miami Seaquarium. Richard Rogers stars in a new pilot Combat and will headline the film 13 West Street. Shaun Lewis is spotlighted in March and April on two top rated programs, with Jack Benny featuring her March 18 and Garry Moore on April 10. Smirnoff plans a one million dollar Vodka Screwdriver national promotion and Connie Francis debuts a new MGM single. Live Wires: the Wiere Brothers debut Oh Those Bells on CBS March 8. Bugs Bunny Show expands to ABC Saturday. Mrs Dorothy Janssen Szlapka heads to Paris after 64 years at Janssen’s Restaurant on Lexington Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosby Brothers
al Ilirt
Patrice Munsel
George Jessel
Jan Murray
Everly Brothers
Damita Jo
George Kirby
Timi Yuro
Ed Sullivan
Miami Beach
Hotel Fontainebleau
Cypress Gardens
Miami Seaquarium
Richard Rogers
Lawman
Wiere Brothers
Cbs-Tv
Abc-Tv
Dorothy Janssen Szlapka
Janssen
Lexington Ave
43Rd St
New York
Paris
Szlapka
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Hickman
Susie Noble
Denton
William Nagel
Ricky
Federalsburg
Jesse Fearins
Harry Gilbert
Charlie Stevens
Carl Parker
Billy
Isaac Noble
Paul Scott
Kenny
Rita Ann
Wheatley Neal
Concord
Roy Venable
Lawson Jump
Leslie Scott
Joe Laramore
Scott
Andrew West
Pamela
Covey Brown
Wesley
Hazel Taylor
Bessie Melvin
Louis Gerardi
Jason Reed
Donald MacDonald
Paul Messick
Gary
Ginner
Janet Hollingsworth
Dawson Fearins
John Berger
Whital Larrimore
James Fountain
Minnie Nichols
Fred Messick
Donnie
Elizabeth MacDonald
Marvin
Jeanie Griffith
Lacy
Cindy
Philip Wayne
Mabel Mcknatt
Chas. Davis
Chas. O. Davis
Ronnie Stafford
Tommy Towers
Clinton Luff, Jr
Mamie Willis
Hobbs
Grace Vernon Smith
Marydel
H. R. Butts
Whiteoaks
Edgar Harman
Lee Roy Harman
Cheryl
Edward Lapham
Lee Harman
Patty Harman
Eddie
Gerald Harman
Diane Walls
Howard Logan
Carney’s Point
N. J
Harry Walker
Brandywine
Faith Community Church
Louis Collison
Thomas Toth
Veterans Hospital
Sparrows Point
James Scotton
Newark
Andy Collison
Youth For Christ
The
Baptist Church
Roy Farrow
Herman Hackman
Mitchell
Ontario
Canada
A. Lee Harman
Florida
Isaac Thomas
Sheraton Hotel
Philadelphia
University of Delaware
Lee Leslie
Richard Hamilton
Church
Clark Thompson
A. L. Harman
Almina Farrow
Leonard Covell
Woodbrooke
Messrs
Wesley Walls, Sr
Otto Meyers
Mike Albin
Mescdam
Goldsborg
G. Russell Eaton
By Lawrence Witte
Lloyd Bridges
MGM Records
Connie Francis
Connie
Joe
Eastern Shore Public Service
Fvergam’s Denton
Coats
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