Limestone deliveries renewed under AAA program plan
Delivery of limestone under the AAA program is to be renewed immediately, said Joseph H. Blandford of the Maryland State Committee at College Park. Existing orders will be fulfilled. no new farmer purchase orders or forwardings to contractors will be issued at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Joseph H. Blandford
Maryland State Committee, Production and Marketing Administration
College Park
Department
Maryland
Canada
USDA
U. S
Europe
Scandinavian
United Kingdom
Miss Marie Dolby Injured In Greensboro Bicycle Fall
Marie Dolby fell from her bicycle Sunday afternoon in Greensboro and broke her right arm. She was rushed to Ezston Hospital for treatment. Other local notes mention Mrs. Charles Nichols visiting in Baltimore, Dr. Elizabeth Christian visiting Tren ton relatives, and Mr. Price staying with Mrs. Nettie Reading. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Taylor Jr. are also noted residents in the fragmentary item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Dolby
Ezston Hospital
Charles Nichols
Baltimore
Elizabeth Christian
Trenton
N. J
Ella Brumbaugh
Denton
A. W. Brumbaugh
Price
Harrington
Nettie Reading
L. W. Taylor Jr
Orphans Court Session Clears Multiple Estate Releases
The Orphans Court met in regular session led by Chief Judge Jesse T. Dennis with Associate Judges Charles V. Moore and J. Norris Couiby. Proceedings included releases in the estates of Anton Hofecker Ernest Parrott and Florence B. Lewis, plus a petition ad order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Jesse T. Dennis
Charles V. Moore
J. Norris Couiby
Anton Hofecker
William L. Hofecker
Alvion Parrott Matthews
Ernest Parrott
Florence B. Lewis
Norman Saulsbury
Percy M. Lewis
Addie E. Skuhr
Carrie Cox
Minnie Mathews
Mary R. Lynch
Wesley Church Social and Area News in Burrsville
The W S C S of Wesley Church met at the Draper home on Friday evening July 18 with refreshments and cake. Guests included Mr Charles Harvey for several days and visits by Mr and Mrs Thomas Reichard and Mrs Ruth Harvey of Philadelphia. The M Y F group will picnic at Tel chester Beach Friday July 25. Other local notes cover visits to Oak Orchard, Salisbury guest Florence Truitt, Harrington visitor Maggie Thawley, and Mrs Alfred Hopkins returning from Milford Hospital. Wheat threshing delays due to rain affect farmers. Miss Bertha Wilson spent the weekend at Rehoboth Beach. Sunday School of Wesley Church noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Mildred
Mary Dixon
Maurice Platter
Philadelphia
Asbury Park
Josephine Bernard
Harrington
Jas. W. Thawley
Wilmington
L. W. Taylor Sr
Betsy
Dover
L. W Taylor Jr
Ann Jarrell
Jackie Pritchett
Rehoboth
Louis Kauer
New York City
Ed Weaver Sr
Easton Hospital
Methodist Sunday School
Tolchester Beach
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Dixon
Charles Harvey
Thomas Reichard
Ruth Harvey
Arlene
Union
Wesley
Telchester Beach
Henry Stafford
Joe Vanville
Little Son
Oak Orchard
Robert Stafford
Florence Truitt
Salisbury
Martin Pusey
Maggie Thawley
Charlie Welch
Alfred Hopkins
Milford Hospital
Clifford Baker
Robert H. Stafford
Baltimore
Bertha Wilson
Rehoboth Beach
Church Picnic At Tolchester Beach Aug Fifth
Miss Netty Lou Hopkins visited her parents near Frederica this week. Early tomatoes are starting to ripen.
Social notes from Henderson and nearby towns
Miss Olivia M. Coffin of Dover and Amos Coffin of Jersey City called on friends Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Shelvon and daughter Bonnie Lou of Sadlersville spent Sunday with Mrs. Dora B. Melvin. William Walker of Odessa visited Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Jones. Roland Thompson is a patient in Delaware Hospital, Wilmington, with friends wishing him a speedy recovery. Mrs. Thompson and children Lorraine and Donald visited last Saturday. I. N. Smith of Dover were guests of Mrs. Dora B. Melvin on Tuesday. Bess Cleaver of Marydel spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Gooden. Captain John Phillips, Merchant Marines, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Phillips, this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivia M. Coffin
Dover
Amos Coffin
Jersey City
N. J
Lewis Shelvon
Bonnie Lou
Sadlersville
Dora B. Melvin
William Walker
Odessa
Del
L. M.jones
Roland Thompson
Delaware Hospital
Wilmington
Thompson
Lorraine
Donald
I. N. Smith
Bess Cleaver
Marydel
L. A. Gooden
John Phillips
Merchant Marines
William Phillips
Last Appeal for the D P's Urges Admission of 850000 Displaced Persons
Secretary Marshall makes a final plea to Congress to admit a substantial number of Europe’s 850 000 displaced persons. He argues failure to act harms America’s honor and humanity, citing $182000000 annual cost if they stay abroad and the risk of Communist infiltration. The push is backed by War Secretary Patterson and Commerce Secretary Harriman as allies in a broad international appeal.
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Harry Taylor
Preston
Carlton Smith
Goldsboro
Temple Smith
Betsy Taylor
Effa Plummer
A. Brumbaugh
Linden Duffey
Rebecca
R. Sparklin
Walter Sparklin
Watson Frederick Jarman
Thomas W. Jarman
Greensboro
Beacom College
Jefferson Street
Tenth
Wilmington, Delaware
Jerry
Delaware
Aileen Ladies
ESSE
Ays
Burrsville
Wesley Church
Roland Draper
Henderson
Pestroy
U. G. Pat
Wwe
Sherwin Williams Research
The
Nuttle Lumber & Coal Co
D.p’s
NEW York Times
Secretary Marshall
Congress
Stratton
Sion
Mr. Marshall
Ple
Russia
Tary Marshall
America
Statue of Liberty
House Judiciary
Mittee
Patter
Harriman
Great Britain
Belgium
Norway
Brazil
Venezuela
International Latex Corporation
Playtex Park
Dover Delaware
U.S
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