Woman's Society program on East Asia themes at St Luke's Chapel
Community notices reveal a Woman's Society study session at St Luke's Church on Sunday January 27 at 7 30 p m with Mrs Thomas J Turkington leading a film a text and Bible readings. Other items include visits to the National Art Gallery Washington and Mona Lisa plus Dulles Airport Cherished trips of local families and birthdays and obituaries for Nelson Faulkner and others with funeral set for Friday at Moore Funeral Home in Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Asia
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
St. Luke’s Church
Thomas J. Turkington
Deaths: Mrs Pearl B Weaver 76 of Greensboro
Mrs Pearl B Weaver 76 wife of J Edgar Weaver of Greensboro died Sunday Jan 20 at Memorial Hospital Easton after a period of declining health. She leaves two daughters Mrs Anne M Slaughter of Denton and Mrs Hilda W Heinold of Wilmington, a son J Edgar Weaver Jr of Greensboro, five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services were Thursday at 2 pm at Rawlings Boulais Funeral Home with Rev Ray Kirwan officiating. Interment Greensboro Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl B. Weaver
J. Edgar Weaver
Greensboro
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Richard and
Annie Lowe Blackburn
WSCS
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Anne M. Slaughter
Denton
Hilda W. Heinold
Wilmington
J. Edgar Weaver, Jr
Rawlings-Boulais
Ray Kirwan
Houston
Del
Greensboro Cemetery
Obituaries for Pepper and Noble reported in Milford area
Mrs. Mary Louise Pepper 69 widow of Melvin Pepper died January 22 in Memorial Hospital Milford while living with daughter Dorothy Drummond at Greenwood. Isaac Wright Noble 71 of Hickman died January 23 in Memorial Hospital Milford. survived by widow Susie Noble two children a step son and many relatives. Funeral services set for Sunday at Frampton Funeral Home with Rev. Bryan Blair and Rev. Roy Phillips officiating. burial in Concord Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday after 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Pepper
Melvin Pepper
Hillsboro
Memorial Hospital
Milford
Dorothy Drummond
Greenwood
Isaac Wright Noble
Hickman
Noble
Sussex County
Delaware
George
Martha Wroten Noble
Susie L. Noble
Wilmer C. Nagel
Federalsburg
Woodrow Passwaters
Georgetown
Eli Noble
San Diego
Calif
Addie Stuart
Wilmington
Lena Harrington
Houston
Florence McCartney
Philadelphia
Frampton Funeral Home
Bryan Blair
Union Methodist Church
Roy Phillips
Local Notes From Marydel Area Activities This Week
Mrs Clyde Ware of Wilmington visited Mr and Mrs Courtland Buckalea. Dr and Mrs W D Paxon of Goldsboro called on Mr and Mrs H K Shults. Attendees at a Trinity Church workshop included Mrs George Luff Mrs James Plumley Mrs Raymond Crozier and Mrs Herbert Butts. Reverend Horney conducted the course. John Shults a Wesley College student spent weekend with his parents. Olin Ford couple left for Florida. Heather couple visiting in Nitro W Va. Levi Everett of Kenton called on friends. Methodist Men dinner set for Community Hall January 26 at 7 00 p m. Harman couple in Philadelphia. Violet Deusa home after time with Larry Andell family Milford. Birthday wishes to Ralph Plumley and Miss Donna Walls. Miss Wallis celebrated a party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Ware
Wilmington
Courtland Buckalea
W. D. Paxon
Goldsboro
H. K. Shults
George Luff
James Plumley
Raymond Crozier
Herbert Butts
Trinity Church
Horney
Hurlock
John Shults
Wesley College
Dover
T. Olin Ford
Florida
Harry H. Heather
Lewis Cochran
Nitro
W. Va
Levi Everett
Kenton
Marydel
A. Lee Harman
Philadelphia
Violet Deusa
Larry Andell
Milford
Ralph Plumley
Donna Walls
Wallis
Tax cut urged to spur full employment and growth
The speaker argues for a personal and corporate tax reduction of 810 billion dollars by the 88th Congress to lift economic growth from 2.7 percent to around 4.1 percent. He links higher disposable income to increased consumption and investment, predicting a 2 to 3 times multiplier effect and a path to budget surpluses through full employment. Kennedy’s view is cited that the nation can afford tax relief to spark growth even with a temporary deficit.
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88Th Congress
Kennedy
Funeral services held for John W. Dyes in Federalsburg
John W. Dyes 67 a Fed ersburg house carpenter died Monday evening at home after a heart attack. Services were Thursday at 2 p.m. from Williamson Funeral Home conducted by Rev DeFrees Brien. He was born in Cambridge and lived near Hurlock. Survived by wife Jennie Wheatley Dyes and three sons Leroy W Dyes John E Dyes and Percy L Dyes and eight grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Dyes
Federalsburg
Williamson Funeral
DeFrees Brien
Christ Episcopal Church
Denton
Mr. Dyes
Cambridge
Hurlock
Jennie Wheatley Dyes
Leroy W. Dyes
John E. Dyes
Percy L. Dyes
Chester
Fred E. Blades Lifelong Waterman Dies in His Boat
Fred E. Blades of Choptank died Monday January 21 from a heart attack while tending fishing nets aboard his boat after years of poor health. Born in Caroline County 64 years ago, he was the son of the late Alonzo E. and Lena Blades. Survived by Rowena R. Blades five children including Mrs. Walter Jackson and Mrs. James Donaldson of Arnold, Mrs. Merrill Lahman of Cheswold, M. Clarke Blades and Roger E. Blades of Preston, 15 grandchildren, a brother W. Vernon Blades of Ridgely and three half-sisters. Funeral services were held Thursday at Frampton Funeral Home with Rev. Donald O. Clendaniel officiating. Interment in Junior Order Cemetery near Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Blades
Choptank
Mr. Blades
Caroline County
Alonzo E
Lena Blades Blades
Rowena R. Blades
Walter Jackson
James Donaldson
Arnold
Merrill Lahman
Cheswold
M. Clarke Blades
Roger E. Blades
Preston
W. Vernon Blades
Ridgely
Lee Waldron
Edgar Brown
Francis Haigh
Wilmington
Frampton
Donald O. Clendaniel
Federalsburg Methodist
Junior Order
St Luke's Primary Group To Be Recognized Sunday
The Primary Department of St Luke's Methodist Church Sunday School will be honored at the 11 am service on Sunday January 27. Pupils and teachers will sit together in the sanctuary with a special program of children's hymns and a sermon. An open house and refreshments follow in the church basement hosted by the Woman's Society of Christian Service. The department includes 78 children in 8 sections with 16 adult teachers and substitutes led by Superintendent Mrs Catherine Finn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man L. Raleigh
Latin America
Oron F. Smith
Arthur Reinhold
Willie Carroll
Norman Raleigh
Woman's Club of
Denton
E. Paul Knotts
Henry A. Warburton, Jr
State Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Eastern Shore
St. Luke’s Methodist Church
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Ella Henry
Frieda Caple
Georgia Harding
Mildred Irwin
Betty Willis
Ann Mears
Blanche Voorhees
Joan Sellers
Charlotte Adams
Charlotte McAllister
Frances Reinhardt
Christine Spiering
Nora Thetford
Tresse Reger
Myra Kerslake
Jean Larrimore
Catherine Finn
Anonymous Proclamation on Solving World Problems
A terse quote asserts a desire to live with purpose by aiding humanity rather than worsening global issues. It emphasizes action over chatter and frames problem solving as a daily personal commitment.
Community note on birthdays and illnesses in town
The passage mentions many classmates gathering for a birthday celebration and extending well wishes. It lists town residents on the sick list including Mrs. John Canada, Mrs. Raymond Nutt, Mr. Earl Thorpe, and Ralph Plumley, and notes Mrs. Lillie Crozier was hospitalized Saturday morning but hopes for a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Raymond Nutt
Earl Thorpe
Ralph Plumley
Lillie Crozier
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Kathy
National Art Gallery
Washington
Dulles
Chantilly
Richard A. Towers
Lester Towers
Norman Sutton
Baby
Chestertown
Elisabeth Sutton
Thomas Sutton
St. Petersburg
Fla
John Feltham
Max Power
New Castle
New South Wales
Australia
Roma Thompson
Elmer J. Leese
Campground Road
William H. Cannon
Ola Dulin
Linwood Pinder
Francis Pinder
Queen Anne
Lloyd Andrew
Kent Reserve Farm
Centreville
Chris Biger
Helen Selin
Otho G. Brewer, Jr
Buck Hill Falls
C. H. Godwin
Parksley
Chandler Henderickson
Salisbury
William Beers
Bob Phillips
Cleveland
Ohio
Unity Homemakers Club
Earl M. Crouse
W. C. Carroll
Calvert Merriken
Frank D. Zeigler
Grace Palen
Nor
Nelson
Mary J. Carroll Faulkner
Ford
Philip
Lawrence
Secane
Robert
Chichester
N. Y
Moore Funeral Home
Denton Cemetery
Mrs
Isaac W. Noble
H. R. Butts
Whiteoaks
Washington Report
Senate
J.F.K
Hubert Humphrey
Papera
St. Luke’s
Delaware Fund
Prospectus
Penn Center
Anagement Co., Inc
Philadelphia 2
John
Dannemann
Delmarvan
Dover Rodney Village
Dentonia Theatre
Burt Lancaster
Erate
GX Connors
Mi UA Det Pauvison
Techmicolor
Sun
Oes
United Artists
Bird Man
Alcatraz
Centreville Road
Talbot
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