National Indoor tennis finals guests of honor at Salisbury event
Senator and Mrs. Hughes attended the National Indoor Championship finals in Salisbury as guests of Senator Mary L. Nock and hosted a supper for Governor Tawes. R. Hughes supported the George Washington Birthday Ball at Washington College Chestertown, first such dance for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry R. Hughes
Salisbury
Mary L. Nock
Nock
Maryland
J. Millard Tawes
Washington College
Chestertown
Local Folks Share News From Greensboro and Burrsville
Social notes from Greensboro and nearby towns mention visits among residents. Names include Mr and Mrs Harlan Tribbitt and family, Mr Edward Bower, Mrs Elizabeth Smith, Mr and Mrs Louis Tribbitt, and Mr Louis Voycsil. Attendees at events and hospital stays are listed with several birthdays celebrated.
Local Notes and Appointments From Ridgely Community
Ridgely residents share visits with relatives in Easton Campbellsville and Harrington. A Long Island visitor plans to a Memorial Hospital stay, while new baby Michael Edward joins Edward L. Kelley Jr. and family at Easton Memorial. Community church activities itemize ushers and relief clothing drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McClintock
Brown
Mary Lynn Covington
Covington
Ernest Denise
Long Island
N.Y
Robert B. Phillips
Jack Chance
Ridgely
Ernest Bucker
Orrell Saulsbury
Gerry Otton
John Murphy
Billy Sculley
Methodist Church
Gaston Buckle
Church World Service Center
New Windsor
Maryland
Church of the Brethren
Matthews
Maple Avenue
Edward L. Kelley, Jr
Michael Edward
Memorial Hospital, Easton
Attic Treasure Buy or Sell Wants Ad
Local shoppers seek to cash in on overlooked items. Read on for neighborly requests to buy, trade, or dispose of household goods, antiques, and curios found during attic cleanouts and weekend visits across Milford, Delaware and nearby towns.
A Thought For The Week By Charles Moore
Charles Moore reflects on seeking answers in a fast paced world and notes that true answers lie within the individual similar to a historic question on the cross. The piece urges personal acceptance and contrasts modern therapy with timeless inward resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galiles
Charles Moore
Moore Funeral Home
Moore Memorials
Denton
Hillsboro Queen Anne Church MYF Meeting Report
The Hillsboro Queen Anne Church MYF group gathered Sunday evening at leader Mrs. Bill Mason’s home after worship. Light refreshments were served. Visitors included Mrs. Milford Kline, her guest Mrs. Stephen Growley, and Mrs. Roy Hopkins from Queen Anne. Hopkins’ mother, Mrs. Effie Larburton, returned with them after two weeks visiting son-in-law G. L. Larrimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Eley
Queen Anne
Dorothy Jump
Country Club
W. F. Hurley
Baltimore
H. B. Flowers
Parker
Robert Minner
Greensboro
Robert Kemp
Harvey Collins
Collins Nursing Home
Billy Hignutt
Paul Hill
Frankie Crane
Billy
Carol Jean
Denton
Joyce Tracy
David Henderson
Joyce
Paul Hignutt
Janet Hutson
Colonel Richardson High School
Carreer
William R. Tribbitt
Jack Gilbert
Middletown
Mae Pippin
George Stevenson
Wilmington
Ethel Thornton
Clayton
Dei
Francis Karcher
Cynthia
Harry Karcher
Bernard Dunn
Ed. Pritchett
Ernestine Bishop
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Edward Laramore
Whitall Laramore
Donald Spiering
A. W. Spiering
Avenue Methodist Church
Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Milford
Del
Barbara Spiering
Dukes Robb
Laura Shively
Merrel Spence
Sadie Berry
McKnott
Harrington
Hazel Kruger
Georgetown
Allan Meeks
Reed Hughes
Felton
Clara Hughes
Frederica
John F. Stevenson
Gilbert c Sarborough
Stevenson
Oscar Nichols
Earl Paswater
Grayson Wheatley
Public Landing
Alden T. Bash
Milford Memorial Hospital
Greensboro Fire Company
Edward Walls
Irvin Balderson
Wayne Dill
Frank Asilton
Sunshine
William Edge
Byron Poore
Purna
Dean
Glenn Wyatt
Gary
William Wyatt
Paul Dabson
Paul Dobson
Alfred Hickel
Cahall
Nelson Wyatt
Kevin
Chester
Byard Cahall
Luthe
Bennett
Chas. Korarumpf
Northport
L. I
Harvey Porter
MYF
Hillsboro- Queen Anne
Bill Mason
Milford Kline
Stephen Growley
Roy Hopkins
Wihlington
G. L. Larrimore
Henderson Birthday Greetings and Local Visits
Birthday congratulations went to S. S. James on his Q1st birthday. Families from Forest Hills Dover and Harrington visited Rev. and Mrs. Grover Co Tharp and hosted guests at Memorial and Easton hospitals. Others include Mr. and Mrs. Roy Medford with son Billy and Mr. George Clayville visiting in Dover and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Baker
Alan
Buffalo
N.Y
Niagara Falls
Janet Hutson
Elizabeth Turner
Jane Ingersol
Lord Baltimore
Baltimore
MD. State Association
MD. Retorted
Harvey Flaharty, Jr
Cordova
Eckerd
Franklin Street
Everett Townsend
Florida
New, McCauley
Ob Wunderlich
Jack God
Clayton Reynolds
Easton High School
Maud Goff
St. Lukes’s Church
Fellowship Hall
Elsie Billmeier
W.B. Palmer
Saulsbury Sparks
William Towers
Richard Hall
Roy Slaughter
Elizabeth Dalbey
St. Lukes’ Church
Joseph H. Harrington
Blake Brooks
Reese Brown
Pearl Taylor
Barbara Reynolds
Edward Wright, Jr
S. S. James
Harry Hutton
Forest Hills
Grover Co
Tharp
Ira Weothers
Hobbs
William Wright
Billy
George Clayville
Dover
Roy Medford
Fred Evans
Pi‘lad
Ophia
Robert Bell
Hahnemann Hospital
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Hirs
Ray Turner
Hillsboro Social News Highlights Nearby Visits
William Sherwood of Wilmington and Harvey Baker visit relatives in Hillsboro and nearby towns. New York couple Roger Blough guest at Decker home in Tuckahoe Neck. Mary Aice Harrison and Donna Evans visit Robert Harrison. Crazy Eight Card Club meets at Saathoff home. Other visits include Stoops in Washington’s Birthday weekend and Stoops Shortall Wilson trip to Willington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sherwood
Wilmington
Del
James Sherwood
Harvey Baker
Vernon Baker
Roger Blough
New York City
Blough
John Decker
Tuckahoe Neck
Milton Beaven
Newport News
Mary Aice Harrison
Cordova
Donna Evans
Smyrna
Sarrison
Robert Harrison
Crazy Eight Card Club
Alfred Saathoff
Hillsboro
Warren Thomas
St. Michaels
Chester Holland
Grasonville
Marie Dodds
Joe Thomas
Butch Stoops
Silver Spring
Washington
Clinton Stoops
James Hunter
Bill Rhodes
Milford
Hot Cross Muffins Simple Snack from KitchenAid
Easy recipe for tender muffins tasting like old fashioned hot cross buns. Mix dry ingredients then cream butter and sugar, add eggs vanilla and soured milk, fold in fruit, bake 400 for 15 to 20 minutes, frost with vanilla, yield 24 muffins.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eunice Sluyter
A. May Thompson
Ruth Reynolds
Marvel G. Friedel
Lloyd Andrew
Kent Reserve Farm
Centreville
Chris Biger
Helen Selin
PERM
le Cur
Denton Journal
N. J
Sadler
Nelson
Hap
Julia Gerti
Car Dawson
Camden
H. L. Melvin
Louis Bishop
and Ter
Edward Colmery
Nelson Bishop
Eustis
Earl Dill
James Rich
Newark
Gordon Norman Stubs
Adams
Pearl Jones
Jack Goulais, Jr
Granville Gruwell
Sandtown
Mr. Gruwell
Grace Vernon Smith
Karin J. Covington
R.N
Norris Diefenderfer
Calvin C. Covington
Mr. Covington
Campbellsville
Kentucky
Wayne Brown
Delaware
Nolan Edwards
Lulu Hevalow
George Murphy
Queen Anne, Md
Paris
Cordon Bleu
James A. Beard
P.O
Madison Square Station
New York
N. Y
Henderson
Catherine Melvin
Helen Sparklin
Imspa E
Rephiye
Lewis & Wright
Caroline Post
The
Legion Home
Caroline Cotillion
Caroline County Garden Club
Donald Jefferson
Christ Church
Caroline County
Annapolis
Woman’s Club of
Wye Institute
Women’s Clubuilding
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Wheatley Hall
RCA
RCA Whirlpool
Gerardi Bros
Federalsburg
Penton
Gerard! Bros
Lewis Wright
Market St
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