Penton Society program set by Eunice Sluyter Circle
The Eunice Sluyter Circle will present a program with the theme What It Means To Belong To The Woman's Society at the general meeting Tuesday January 28 at 8 pm in Fellowship Hall St Luke's Church A fellowship hour will follow and all church women are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society
Eunice Sluyter
St. Luke’s Church
Elmer J. Leese
Mary A. Lord
Ned Curtiss
Plantsville
Conn
G. H. Rue
Joan Dunn
Bowman
7Th
Market Streets
Nora Faulkner
Easton Hospital
Sonny
Henry
Cindy Ann
Henrys
Russell Flaharty
Stevensville
Blanche Chaffinch
Fred Malone
Salisbury
George Cohee
Earl Crouse
Mr. Jones
Elizabeth MacDonald
Ruth Collins
William Fretterd
Easton
Carman Ann Collins
Florida
Walter Ott
Caroline Bar Association
Maryland State Bar Meeting
Baltimore
Local Social Roundup From Greensboro Area News
Greensboro notices report visits among Edwards Weaver Raver Asilton Dulin and Dill families. Homesickness and travel facts include trips to Fort Pierce Lake George Hollywood and Adirondack areas. A January Homemakers Club meeting was canceled by snow. Funeral services for Elsie Schmick held at Immanuel Lutheran Church after her death in Preston.
Miss M. Edith Noble 76 Dies at Preston Home
Miss M Edith Noble aged 76 died in her sleep at her Preston home on Tuesday January 14 after years of ill health. Educated at Shenandoah Institute Virginia and Renea College Kentucky she later served as secretary in Preston High School office and retired as Assistant Cashier of Provident State Bank in 1949 after more than 15 years with the bank. She was daughter of Isaac and Mary E Noble of Preston and survived by brother Fred B Noble Jacksonville Florida attorney along with nieces nephews and other relatives. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Edith Noble
Preston
Miss Noble
Shenandoah Institute
Valley of Virginia
Renea College
Kentucky
Provident State Bank
Isaac and
Mary E. Noble
Fred B. Noble
Jacksonville
Florida
J. Dallas Blades
Federalsburg
Charles F. Noble
Noble W. Kelley
William Kelley
Easton
Charles H Workman 88 Milford death services held
Charles H Workman 88 husband of Della Elizabeth Workman died Wednesday of last week at Milford Memorial Hospital. A retired farmer of Milford, he is survived by his widow two sons Alonzo and Ernest both of Federalsburg three daughters Rena Gooner Milton Paul Hall Milford and Delema White Lincoln one brother Horace Bradenton Fla 10 grandchildren 14 great grandchildren and 1 great great grandchild. Services were held last Sunday at 1 p.m. from Berry Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Workman
Della Elizabeth Workman
Milford Memorial Hospital
Milford
Workman
Alonzo
Ernest
Federalsburg
Rena Gooner
Milton
Paul Hall
Delema White
Lincoln
Horace
Bradenton
Fla
Berry Funeral Home
Mrs Graham Meredith Dies at 75 in Easton Hospital
Mrs Blanche Meredith of Greensboro aged 75 died Tuesday January 21 at Easton Hospital Survived by two sisters Mrs Lida Purnal Greensboro and Mrs Ethel Carlisle Felton two brothers Harry Seward Goldsboro and Irvin Seward Mt Holly N J Funeral services set for today Friday at Rawlings Boulais Funeral Home with Rev Clarence Moore and Rev Mary Garrett officiating Interment in Greensboro Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Meredith
Graham Meredith
Greensboro
Easton Hospital
Lida Purnal
Ethel Carlyle
Felton
Harry Seward
Goldsboro
Irvin Seward
Mt. Holly
N. J
Rawlings- Boulais
Clarence Moore
Mary Garrett
Greensboro Cemetery
Mrs. Mattie McConnell Todd Dies at 79 in Preston
Mrs. Mattie McConnell Todd, 79, wife of H Calvin Todd, died Saturday at her Preston home. She was active in Bethesda Methodist Church and participated in multiple civic groups.
Social visits and illnesses thread through the county
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Torbert and others hosted and visited across families last week with numerous Saturday and Sunday gatherings. Mrs Oscar Torbert is confined at home ill for two weeks. friends wish her speedy recovery as many shared meals and trips, including Florida and Maryland visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Breeding
August Breeding
James Foxwell
Clarence Foxwell
Flurlock
Oscar Torbert
Burrsville Funeral for Mrs Ruth SXenton Held at Moore's
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Ruth SXenton at Moore's Funeral Home last Monday afternoon with interment in Wesley Cemetery Burrsville. The community extends sympathy. Several local residents visited relatives and attended events at nearby towns and homes.
Harrisburg Farm Show Attendees and Visits Noted
Messrs Norman Adams Elmer Butler Jack Adams Don Miller Wayne Adams and Rickey Sharp attended the Harrisburg Farm Show last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Jesse Fearins Hickman recently visited Mr and Mrs J A Willoughby. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Butler Wayne and Perry of Salisbury visited his parents Mr and Mrs Elmer Butler last Saturday. Mr and Mrs L H Thomas were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs L Hopkins Thomas and Tommy of Easton. Mr Dickie Flaharty visited his parents Mr and Mrs Clifton Flaharty one day last week. Mrs Mamie Willis spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jimmy Corkell and family at Burrsville. Mrs Wesley Stafford Sharon and Dale visited in Baltimore last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Adams
Elmer Butler
Jack Adams
Don Miller
Wayne Adams
Rickey Sharp
Harrisburg
Jesse Fearins
Hickman
J. A. Willoughby
Kenneth Butler
Wayne and
Perry
Salisbury
Mrr
L. H. Thomas
L. Hopkins Thomas
Tommy
Easton
Dickie Flaharty
Clifton Flaharty
Mamie Willis
Jimmy Corkel
Burrsville
Wesley Stafford
Sharon and
Dale
Baltimore
Local Social News from Goldsboro and Dover
Mr Edward Ross remains a patient at Kent General Hospital as friends wish him a speedy recovery. In Denton near by, Mr and Mrs Wilson Smith and niece Ginger Kinnamon visited Mr and Mrs Ward Meloney on Sunday. Mrs Lillian Phillips attended the 6th wedding anniversary reception for Mr and Mrs Norris B Garrison Sr at the Del Vers Club House in Dover Sunday afternoon. Henderson Homemakers Club met Monday at Mrs Joe White's home with fourteen members present. Mrs Mae Shively hosted the Ladies Auxiliary of the fire company Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs William Raughley and children of Newark, and Mrs Sallie Sculley of Bridgetown were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs William Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ross
Kent General Hospital
Wilson Smith
Ginger Kinnamon
Ward Meloney
Denton
Lillian Phillips
Norris B. Garrison
Del-Vers
Dover
Henderson Homemakers’ Club
Joe White
Mae Shively
The
Fire Company
William Raughley
Newark
Sallie Sculley
Bridgetown
William Baker
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Penton Society
Charles Shaffer
Unity Homemakers’ Club
Rose Stewart
George Clendaniel
Clendaniel
W. S. Carroll
FBI
Shelby Clendaniel
Salisbury State College
Sophanes
Georgies Selzer
Lutherville
Geo. Martinak
Lupin Lodge
Chris Biger
Helen Selin
Lewis White
Silver Spring
Robert White
George Martinak
Lloyd Andrew
Centreville
Robert Stanton
W. Bennett
Elbert F
Robert C. Todd
Calvin Wienges
Miami
John Scottland
Dallas
Tex
Neva Cox
Hettie LaBlanc
New York City
Earl McConnell
Alfonso McConnell
Coatesville
Philip L. McConnell
Biloxi
Miss
Bethesda Methodist Church
Merrel Spence
Nolan Edwards
Zeth Weaver
Fort Pierce
Walter Raver
Louis Asilton
Omar Dulin
Near Wye Mills
Frank Asilton
Norman Scott
Thomas Dill
Harry Williams
Earl Lindell
Wilmington
Earl Williams
Middletown
Del
Whitely Williams
Edward Reed
Milton, del
Harry Karcher
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Raymond Ruark
Near Town
Glen Burnnie
Havre de Grace
Adirondack Mountains
Lake George
N. Y
Denny Taylor
Louis Emory
Templeville
Hollywood
Clara Tribbitt
James Ferrick
Mary Dorman
Travis Tyler
Frank Thornton
Crisfield
H. D. Dukes
Arthur Wright
John T. Schmick
Elsie E. Schmick
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Victor L
Edmonton
Alta
Kenneth
John T. Jr
Frederick H
F. Powell Wrightson, Jr
Walter Warren
David C. Shirey
Jacob Schmick
Andrew Wilt
Akron
Ohio
Velma Goehringer
Cambridge
Mrs. Graham Meredith
Mrs. H. Calvin Todd
Susie Noble
Lawrence Torbert
Billy Torbert
Judy
Paul Scott
Walter Harrington
George Hignutt
Herman Hignutt
Becky Smith
Greenwood
Lawrence Breeding
Donnie
Glen Fearins
Bridgeville
Dallas Neal
Keith
Neal
Isaac Noble
Wade Isner
Hardy Isner
Ralph Crow
Capital Heights
James C. Fountain
Wooodrow Passwaters
Wilmer Nagel and
Gerald Banning
Jerry and
Diane
Bertha Innis
Georgetown
Nagels
Wheatley Neal
Charlotte and
Cynthia
Concord
Allen Laramore
J. Virgil Moore
Charles V. Moore
Fr. A. Yeates
Sinclair
Ruth Sxenton
Moore’s
Wesley Cemetery
John Anderson
Massey
R. H. Stafford
Harvey Clark
International Harvester Dealers
Camden
Clark
R. H. Stafford & Son
R. H. Stafford, Jr
Reading
Harrington
Francis Baker
Carroll Welch
Charles Welch
Houston Thawley
Elizabeth Ann
Robert Stafford
Eva Wilson
Houston
Pauline Hopkins
Dick Gooden
Carroll Caldwell
Hazelville
Mary Robin
Caldwell
Rita Collison
Paul Stafford
Paul Maloney
Ronnie Stafford
Annapolis
Billie Towers
Paul Willoughby
Brenda Schlegel
Hobbs
Fede A
Roland Cartwright
Aileen Sportswear
Coats
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