Orphans' Court Tees Up Admin Actions and Estates
The Orphans Court met January 15 with Judges Handy Dennis and Fooks. Orders granted admin letters to Ethel E Willis for Blanche E Willey and Madaline C Brown for J William Zehring. Bonds approved, creditors notices ordered, appraisers appointed, estates filed, and accounts settled including Frampton and Nichols estates.
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Orphans’ Court
Handy, Dennis and
Fooks
Ethel E. Willis
Blanche E. Willey
Clellie E. Turner
Everett Nuttle
Madaline C. Brown
J. William Zehring
John L. Faulkner
John W. Faulkner
John L. Chance
Annie M. Chance
Louis C
Girl Scouts award night and birthday party announced
Harrington Troop No. 1 will host an award night and birthday party on January 30 to welcome new scouts. Patrol leaders named include Beaver led by Pat Horseman and carnation led by Connie LeGates with assistants Patsy Grier and Imogene Welch. Dutchman breeches patrol led by Lois Langrell with Roberta Rice as guard. American flag bearer Carroll Ward and guards Patricia Holloway Joyce O Neal. Turkey dinner celebrated Norman Wix fiftieth wedding anniversary with many relatives from Harrington Millstown Pensacola Coatesville and Farmington. The Wix family counts 48 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Officers Club of W B A Lodge met at Mrs Lilian Hatfield. Mildred Wheeler visited Baltimore. Veterans Albert Price R W Vane Jr and Haywood Quillen entered Beacom College. Elmer W Tee visited from Wilmington. Mrs May Houseman visited from Philadelphia. W S C S held first New Year meeting at Trinity Methodist Church with Mrs Earl Sylvester presiding. Delegates named for district W S C S meeting at Milford. Two new circle leaders added Mrs Manolia Wright and Mrs Carrie Hitchens. After business.
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Girl Scouts
Beaver
Pat Horseman
Mile Ann Minner
Carnation
Connie LeGates
Patsy Grier
Jeanette Williamson
Imogene Welch
Dutchman Breeches
Lois Langrell
Roberta Rice
Carroll Ward
Shirley Hudson
Patricia Holloway
Joyce O'Neal
Norman Wix
Robert Wix
Elmer Brown
Carol Welch
Lillian Boone
Emerson Lankford
Farmington
Wix
Officers’ Club
W. B. A Lodge
Lillian Hatfield
Mildred Wheeler
Baltimore
Albert Price
R. W. Vane Jr
Haywood Quillen
Beacom College
Manolia Wright
Carrie Hitchens
Short program led by Mrs. Ernest Baughley
A brief program directed by Mrs. Ernest Baughley featured Mrs. Oscar Nemish as soloist. Refreshments followed, served by the circle headed by Mrs. Wright.
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Ernest Baughley
Oscar Nemish
Wright
Noble family hosts neighbor dinner in Preston
Mr and Mrs Charles Noble entertained Saturday evening at a family dinner in Preston. Guests included Mr and Mrs Lee Noble and family Mr and Mrs Dallas Blades Mr Fulton Noble and Mrs Jennie Pritchett.
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Charles Noble
Lee Noble
Dallas Blades
Fulton Noble
Jennie Pritchett
Mrs Chambers and family visit Blades in Wye Mills
Mrs Marion Chambers and two small daughters of Wye Mills spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs E B Blades. Miss Marjorie Ann Chambers left Thursday to visit friends in Washington. Mrs Harry Wright, who underwent an operation Saturday at Easton Memorial Hospital, is improving. Mrs R O Dulin entertained her bridge club Monday afternoon.
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Marion Chambers
Wye Mills
E B. Blades
Marjorie Ann Chambers
Washington
Harry Wright
Easton Memorial Hospital
R. O. Dulin
Social notes from Balti more and surrounding towns
Mrs T L Trice shopped in Balti more last Thursday and Friday. Mrs Frank Patchett entertained her bridge club Wednesday evening. Miss Patty Payne visited her mother Mrs Clare Payne over the weekend. Dr H B Plummer and Mrs Plummer hosted their bridge club Friday evening. Judson Bateman and two children, Margaret Rose and J C, visit relatives in Elizabeth City NC. H M Hollis spent Monday in Philadelphia for a shoe show and then in Wilmington visiting relatives. Capt Dorsey Christopher, back from Europe, visits Bethlehem parents Mr and Mrs James Christopher and plans to visit sister Mrs Elizabeth Ferguson in Gettysburg PA. Mrs Elizabeth Ferguson and daughter Pat visit the Chris top hers in Bethlehem. Mrs Nelson Fooks visited S E Douglas in Providence RI over the weekend and returned Monday. Theo Fletcher attended the Farm Bureau convention at the Lord Baltimore Hotel last Friday and Saturday.
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T. L. Trice
Baltimore
Frank Patchett
Patty Payne
Clare Payne
H. B. Plummer
Judson Bateman
Margaret Rose
J. C
Elizabeth City
N. C
H. M. Hollis
Philadelphia
Wilmington
L. Carmine
Jack Arthur
Dorsey Christopher
Europe
James Christopher
Bethlehem
Elizabeth Ferguson
Gettysburg
Pat
Jas. Christopher
Nelson Fooks
S. E. Douglas
Providence
R. I
Theo. Fletcher
Farm Bureau
Lord Baltimore Hotel
Card of Thanks for sympathy after death of father Harry Lerch
Mrs. Ed. Hollingsworth and Mrs. J. Wilbur Carroll express sincere thanks for sympathy and kind attention shown after the death of their beloved father, Harry Lerch of Harrisburg Pennsylvania.
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Harry Lerch
Harrisburg
Ed. Hollingsworth
J. Wilbur Carroll
Hillsboro Social Visits and Army Discharge News
Mr and Mrs Garretson Smith and daughter Jean of Carneys Point NJ visited Mrs Pearl Sparklin. Mr and Mrs G B Stewart were Baltimore visitors this week. Mr and Mrs J R Holland and Miss Naomi Holland hosted Mr and Mrs Ralph Meredith Mr and Mrs Charlie DeFord and Mr and Mrs G C Moore. Mr and Mrs C R Hicks dined with F E Fleming. Clifton R Hicks Jr discharged from the Army visits C R Hicks. Mr and Mrs H P Flowers Lt William S Thompson and Mrs Susie Thompson were guests of Mrs J N Clark at Denton.
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F. E. Fleming
Clifton R. Hicks Jr
C. R. Hicks
H. P. Flowers
William S. Thompson
Susie Thompson
J. N. Clark
Denton
God governs mankind by truth and liberty of conscience
Mary Baker Eddy asserts that humanity will be governed by divine principles in proportion to the visible genuineness of God’s rule, the practical use of the Golden Rule, and the sacred rights of man and freedom of conscience.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Note on earthly honors and heavenly riches by sacrifice
Quotation attributed to Mary Baker Eddy stating that mortal pursuits yield no worldly honors and true wealth comes from forsaking worldliness to gain heavenly riches. The line emphasizes ascetic self denial as path to spiritual reward.
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Paul
John
Mary Baker Eddy
From Our Schools Come New Leaders
Agriculture looks forward with confidence as public schools train youth today in vocational agriculture across nearly 10,000 rural high schools. Students learn soil improvement, pork production, machinery care, and other vital skills, fostering research and scientific progress that underpins modern farm machinery, high milk yields, hybrid crops, and efficient beef, hog, and sheep production.
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United States
Meat Buying Customs Film Explains Regional Beef Taste Differences
A 16 mm color moving picture explains how taste, money to spend, seasons, beliefs and habits shape meat buying in the United States. Bostonians prefer heavy steers while St Louisans like lighter cattle. Suitable for lodge, grange, school, church shows and farm meetings. Transportation one way paid. Write Department 128, Swift & Company, Union Stock Yards, Chicago 9, Illinois.
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St. Louisans
United States
Lodge
Grange
Swift & CompAny
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Illinois
Record to Beat 1946 Star Farmer Title
Gordon Eichhorn of Marion County Ohio holds the 1945 Future Farmers of America Star Farmer crown. A high school freshman in 1939 he now farms 186 acres with his dad, plus 96 rented acres, raising corn alfalfa small grains and clover. He owns 60 hogs 90 sheep 1500 chickens and has land and equipment valued over 8300 dollars.
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America
Gordon Eichhorn
Marion County
Ohio
Farmers of America
Gordon
Feeding Phosphorus Tests Creep Reduction in Texas Herds
J M Jones reports on phosphorus supplementation to combat creeps in the coastal Texas cattle belt. King Ranch funded 1937 trials with bone meal and disodium phosphate, showing higher calf percentages and heavier weaning weights. Over two calvings lactating cows on supplements remained healthier and about 180 pounds heavier at weaning versus controls.
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Texas
Aff
Robert J. Kleberg, Jr
King Ranch
U.S. A
Texas A. & M
Soda Bill Sez Man’s prejudice stems from misinformation
The new column by Soda Bill argues that prejudice often arises from being poorly informed, urging readers to seek facts and broaden understanding to reduce bias and conflict.
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Harrington
New Hampshires
O. A. Newton & Son Co
Bridgeville
Del
Pepey
Preston
Hillsboro
Anita’s Beauty Salon
Kern Sisters Beauty
Science of Agriculture
Portland
Oregon
Maine
Rio Grande
Agricultural Research Department
F. M. Simpson
Chicago 9
Martha Logan
J. M. Jones
Division of
Range Animal Husbandry
Texas A. & AM
Soda Bill Sez
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