Little Homemaker 4-H Club Meets at Barbara Boyles Home
The Little Homemaker 4-H Club met February 10 at Barbara Boyles home. Patsy Townsend led the meeting with a song and Patsy Towers led the pledge. Thirteen members answered roll call and discussed judging postures. Reports included progress on grooming and plans for National 4-H Week March 5 13. They will purchase eight 4 H song books and appoint a secret secretary to comment at meetings. Next gathering set for February 24 at Mrs Rogers home with Caroline Sparklin hostess.
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Little Homemaker
Barbara Boyles
Patsy Townsend
Patsy Towers
Mary Lou Sparklin
Furman Grove
Social notes from Bernardsville and nearby gatherings
Miss Marie Pentz of Bernardsville New Jersey visited Miss Cornelia Cannon on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Walter Covey hosted their daughter Miss Grace Covey over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Lieyd Cannon have ...
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Marie Pentz
Bernardsville, N. J
Cornelia Cannon
Walter Covey
Miss Grace Covey
Lieyd Cannon
Greensboro Births and Social Visits Highlight Local News
Greensboro society notes celebrate births as Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Luff and Mr. and Mrs. William Williamson welcome a daughter born within an hour of each other at the Steinman home. Visitors include Mrs. Robert Taylor and Robbie with her in New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs. James Pinder spent Sunday near Marydel. Nettie Wyatt Thomas, widow of C. Fitch Thomas, was buried from the Methodist Church with affiliations to Rev. Clinton Wyatt. Lena Lewis hosted a birthday party in Greensboro on February 19.
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William Williamson
Bridgetown
Steinman
George Cooper
Marcus Hook
Myrtle Cooper
Leslie Wyatt
Robert Taylor
Robbie
New Jersey
James Pinder
Marydel
Nettie Wyatt Thomas
C. Fitch Thomas
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Clinton Wyatt
Lena Lewis
Frank Longfellow
Easton Hospital
J. E. Weaver
Pike
China
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Memorials and Church Events Highlight Local Week
A community note reports a birthday party for Miss Lena Lewis with 24 attendees from Ridgely Easton Salisbury Federalsburg and Laurel Del. A memorial service will be held at St. Pauls Church for quadrennium losses. Dedication services with visiting speakers run March 13 to 20 at the Methodist Church.
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SCS
Methodist Church
Alan Thornton
Baltimore
Byron Poore
Harry Karcher
Address on China and its people at Friday service
The speaker will share a China focused address noting customs and character of the Chinese people and promise an informative talk. It highlights China as the most populated nation and its place in contemporary thought. The event is Friday evening February 25 at 7:30 p.m. referencing Mary Baker Eddy on worship and mortal mind.
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China
Moses
God
Mary Baker Eddy
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