Unity Homemakers Club meets at Mrs Kitchen home
Twelve members and two visitors gathered as Unity Homemakers Club discussed bread ideas for meals and the role of bread as a meat substitute. Reports from the Short Course at the University of Maryland highlighted crafts, family life, and a Mt. Vernon trip.
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Unity Homemakers Club
Jay Kitchen
D. Ralph Horsey
University of Maryland
Unity
George Clendaniel
Earl Crouse
T. J. Turkington
Phyllis Leese
George Lowe
Turkington
Mt. Vernon
Phyllis Seese
Baltimore
Double Hills Homemakers Club Meets in June Gathering
The Double Hills Homemakers Club met Tuesday afternoon June 28 at Mrs. Shirley Natzinger's home with Mrs. Edith Depew assisting. 17 members and 2 visitors answered roll call on improving the appearance of roads. Treasurer reported 25.87 dollars. notes on Rural Women's Short Course were given by Mrs. Gelletly and Mrs. Schall. July meeting set for Mrs. Gelletly's home.
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Double Hills Homemakers Club
Shirley Natzinger
Edith Depew
America the Beautiful
Schall
Helen Wilson
Hilda Maloney
Alverta Quillen
Treasury
Tryphena Gelletly
Evelyn Schall
Gelletly
Grace Sloan Overton
College Park
Mount Vernon
Henderson Homemakers Club Meeting Delights Nine Members
The Henderson Homemakers Club met Friday June 17 at Mrs. Margaret Ayrault's home with nine members and three visitors. Led by President Mrs. Omer Jones, the group recited the Lord's Prayer and the Homemaker's Creed, took roll, and reviewed the last minutes. Topics focused on dressing up meals with bread, and Mrs. Maud Frase joined. After refreshments, the group adjourned to meet with Mrs. Helen Luff in July.
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Henderson Homemakers Club
Margaret Ayrault
Omer Jones
Maud Frase
Helen Luff
Orphans' Court Grants Letters of Administration
The Orphans' Court met in regular session led by Chief Judge H. Roland Towers with Associate Judges Charles V. Moore and J. Norris Coulby. The proceedings examined and ordered recorded include granting letters of administration on an estate upon application.
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Orphans’ Court
H. Roland Towers
Charles V. Moore
J. Norris Coulby
Estates Filed and Final Accounts for Deceased
Notices list multiple estate actions including bond approval proof of publication and creditor notices. Appraisals of real and personal property filed for Viola M Ford Effie B Buchanan and Sarah V Jacobs. Administrators executrices and heirs named with extensions of time requests and final orders in Willie Anna Wright Katie Griffin and Sallie May Carter estates.
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Bertha Longfellow
Frank L. Longfellow
Viola M. Ford
T. Olin Ford
Effie B. Buchanan
Elva B. Haycock
Sarah V. Jacobs
Effa H. Morris
Helen H. Brannock
Edward B. Carter
Alice Flounders
Willie Anna Wright
Marvin H. Smith
James McCloud
Sallie May Carter
Service Shorts Frank S Kelly Training at Great Lakes Navy Center
Frank S. Kelly seaman recruit USN son of Mrs. Fred D. Sharp Greensboro is undergoing recruit training at the world’s largest Naval Training Center Great Lakes IH. Recruit training marks the break between civilian and Naval life as the new sailor learns seamanship customs terms ordnance gunnery signaling and navigation. Upon completion he will be assigned to Fleet units or a service school for specialized training.
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Frank S. Kelly
USN
Fred D. Sharp
Greensboro
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Naval Service
Less speed and more courtesy in your driving well help
A concise reminder urges drivers to reduce speed and show courtesy on the road to improve safety and reduce incidents.
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Kathryn Elizabeth Sylvester
Daniel Howard Sylvester
Denton
Call Howard Land & Gravel CO
MRS. Filberts Mayonnaise
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