The Seeds of Fascism Editorial Debate
Thoughtful argument that fascism or totalitarianism could grow from government dominance and welfare state trends. Warns that a large defense budget and regulatory state threaten liberty, urging an informed public to defend freedom and limit government control.
Christmas Society Notes From Greensboro Area
Greensboro area social columns list guests visiting from Philadelphia New Hope Pa and Wilmington Del plus local families hosting Christmas Day dinners and hospital stays. Attendees include Betty Jean Bilbrough Frances Mallory Ann Lockhead Miriam Case and many others with extended visits from Norfolk Detroit and Harrington. Several residents underwent surgery or fell ill, with hospital stays noted at Memorial Hospital Easton and a day visit by Sedr. Robert Taylor U S N.
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Charles Bilbrough
Betty Jean Bilbrough
Frances Mallory
Philadelphia
Ann Lockhead
New Hope
Byard Cahall
Robert Taylor
Norfolk
Levin W. Taylor
Miriam Case
Alonzo Sharp
Detroit
Mich
George Sharp
Jack Sharp
Lester Stevenson
Wilmington
Ralph Sharp
Fred Drozenko
Ocala
Fla
Walter Weaver
A. J. Urry
Jack Clark
Harrington
George Cruser
Harry Rhinehart
Donna
Larry
Chillicothe
Phillip Bradley
Washington, D. C
Herman Kemp
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Roger Moyer
Cathie
Lansdale
C. B. Morris
Christmas Day Dinners Reach Families Across Counties
Denton and nearby towns shared holiday meals as numerous families hosted relatives. Lists include Fearins, Fletcher, Russum, and Wilson households in Denton and Williston, with extended kin from Drexel Hill, Greenwood, Federalsburg, Delmar, Bridgeville, and Green wood. Separate notes mention Mrs. Isaac Noble at a Dulany Frozen Food Plant party in Bridgeville and Dulany Plants president Ralph Dulany presenting service pins.
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Jesse Fearins
Emerson Fletcher
Bill Russum
Keith
Dawson Fearins
Dorothy
Debbie
Denton
Alvin Fearins
Johnnie
Jesse
Jorma Lee
Richard Wilson
Peggy
Elaine
Isaac Wilson
Williston
James C. Fountain
George Watson
Drexel Hill
Howard Drummond
Ruth Drummond
James Drummond
Linda
Greenwood
Lawrence Drummond
Brenda
Diana
Susan
Allen
David
Dale Foxwell
Hurlock
James Foxwell
Florida
Isaac Noble
Dulany
Bridgeville
Ralph Dulany
Dulany Plants
Bessie Melvin
Norwood Melvin
Federalsburg
Irvin O’day
Martin Marker
Delmar
Billie Gray
Billie Ross
Donald van Vorst
Frank Brown
Paul O’day
Paul Scott
Rita Ann
Kenny
Luther Lee
Timmy
Billy Scott
Lois
Christmas Guests and Visits Across area Families
Numerous Greensboro, Salisbury, and surrounding area families hosted relatives and friends during Christmas. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jarrell Jr and children. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jarrell. Mr. and Mrs. David Morris. Mrs. Robert Stevenson. and extended visits with the Russ, Cooksey, Bailey, Hammond, Morris, Minners, Shockley, Woodward, Gray, Bush, Butler, Draper, Riddeiberger, Edwards, and Paswater households. WSCS circles met. St Paul’s Church held open house. Daw son Warrington family moved to Wilmington. weekend guests came from Marcus Hook, Claymont, and Ocean City.
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Nolan Hubbard
Maurice Stewart
William Hendon
Easton
A. J. Urry
Greensboro
Joseph L. Riddleberger
Joseph B. Riddleberger
Douglas
Robert Dean
Churchie
Paul Bennington
Bridgeville
Jack Redden
Harrington
Clinton Edwards
Walter Sullivan
Ruth
Wilmington
Joseph Roche
Martin Williams
Ridgely
John Morris
Carol Tolson
Memorial Hospital
Goldsborough Stafford
Barbara and
Goldsborough
Lucy Chance
Preston
Samuel Johnson
Phyllis Ann Martin
Milford
Elizabeth Smith
Norman Baynard
Robert Binebrink
Dentown
Ray Turner
Janie Thorpe
Henderson
Charles Jarrell
John Yatchum
Larry
Hanover
Jack Pritchett
Sally
Jackie
Charles Jarrell, Jr
Barbara
Fred Jarrell
Freddie
Terry
Debbie
David Morris
Robert Stevenson
Merrel Spence
James Shively
Clarence Russ
van Cooksey
St. Pittsburgh
Tenn
Donald L. Carter
David
Cooksey
Carter
Sally Ludlow
Baltimore
Lulu Hevalow
William D. Bailey
Stephen Gibb
Florence Thornton
Irving Morris
John
James Minner
John Shockley
St. Michaels
William Woodward
Christas
Woodward
Edna Gray
Salisbury
Gray
Clinton Gray
Alexandria
Horace Renshaw
Swarthmore
Alden Bush
Town
Elmer Butler
Ellen
Ann Butler
Washington, D. C
WSCS
Mary Draper
Donald Carter
Joseph Riddieberger
Walter Weaver
Norman Edwards
Earl Paswater
St. Paul’s Church
Sandra Weaver
Salisbury State Teachers College
Larry Bilbrough
University of Maryland
Dawson Warrington
Warrington
Purnal Dean
George Long
Dean Clarke
Marcus Hook
Charles Clarke
Cheryl
Claymont
Del
Robert Topping
Ocean City
Tommy Topping
Dean
March of Dimes Celebrates 25 Years With Cakes Across Nation
The 25th anniversary campaign spans the country with giant Times Square cake displays and smaller community events at treatment centers for birth defects arthritis and polio. Governors wives mayors and health leaders join volunteers at kickoff gatherings to raise funds for patient aid and research. Basil OConnor calls the milestone a springboard for the future as the campaign plans coin drives posters and events in over 40 cities.
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Times Square
U.S
National Foundation
Torch of Dimes
Voluntary Health Organization
Basil O’connor
National Foundation March of Dimes
Ridgely social notes detail family visits and guests
Grace Vernon Smith reports numerous callers and visits across Ridgely, Denton, Concord, and Federalsburg. The column lists holiday gatherings, Open House events, Christmas Day dinners, and nieces and nephews visiting relatives, plus a birth announcement in Memorial Hospital Easton and military staff updates.
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Leslie
Maggie Scott
Dallas Neal
Keith
Richard Behlke
Sheila
Sylvia
Denton
Wheatley Neal
Charlotte
Concord
Grace Charles
Federalsburg
J. D. Neal
Robert Redden
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Patrick Briscoe
Glenville State College
Glenville
W. Va
Elizabeth Briscoe
Donald Sutton
Randolph-Macon Academy
Front Royal
Martin L. Sutton
Gerald
Herman Sander
Cordova
Sander
Robert B. Phillips
Margaret Hevalow
Ralph Meredith
Risden Fountain
Ormond Beach
Fla
Fountain
Iris Smith
Ridgely
Kennard Parks
Inlaw
Frank Cohee, Jr
Woodbridge
Cohee
Turkey
U. S. Army Management School
Tort
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