Dining Guests At Hickman and Breeding Homes
Hickman hosted a Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Edgar Wroten and extended family from Philadelphia Greenwood and Wilmington. Other visitors included Mr and Mrs Clarence Breeding and family from Bridgeville plus guests from Vernon Washington and South Carolina in various gatherings over the weekend and Memorial holidays.
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Edgar Wroten
Charlie Wroten
Harry Freedman
Philadelphia
Lyman Wroten
Greenwood
Sallie Wroten
Lawrence Cannon
William Tull
Wayne
Bobby
Debbie
Bridgeville
Clarence Breeding
Clarence Porter
Stephen Adams
Vernon
Harry Gilbert
Wilmington
Layton Bowdle
Washington
Gilbert
Charlie Stevens
George Hignutt
Hignutt
South Carolina
Social Security Represen tative To Be Here Monday
Mr. Robert F. O Regan of the Social Security Administration will be at the Court House in Denton on Monday June 6 beginning at 10 am. This notice informs local residents of the SSA outreach session to answer questions and enroll eligible participants.
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Robert F. O'Regan
Social Security Administration
Court House
Denton
Love God and His Plan for Every Life
Poetic devotional urging belief that God has a perfect plan for each person from birth. It contrasts divine design with human choices and stresses listening to God’s guiding voice, while noting misery arises when people ignore the path. The poem suggests a calling exists even in darkness if one would heed it and seek divine guidance.
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God
Lift Up Mine Eyes Poem by Hilda K Wiggin Love
Poem urges lifting eyes to hills and light from heaven and eternal peace beyond earthly fear. Shows guidance through faith, heavenly sound, and study of God's Great Book for comfort and blessing.
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Lift
Hilda K. Wiggin Love
Earth
Health for All It Takes Gloves to Protect Housewives Hands
An article warns homemakers face frequent hand dermatitis from friction heat moisture soaps detergents and nickel and plastic utensil handles. It urges women to identify irritating substances and reorganize chores to prevent skin disease, noting even gloves are rarely worn.
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Ernest Hemingway
Morgan completes spring training with 4th Infantry Division
Private First Class Kenneth A. Morgan, son of Mrs. Roland W. Morgan of Queen Anne, finished a spring training phase with the Ivy division in Germany. A squad leader in Company G of the 22d Regiment, he arrived in Europe in April and graduated Centreville High School in 1953. He entered the Army in June 1953 and trained at Camp Atterbury, Indiana.
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Germany
Pfe
Kenneth A. Morgan
Roland W. Morgan
Queen Anne
4Th Infantry Division
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Morgan
Centreville High School
Army
Camp Atterbury
Indiana
Empty Place Prayer Poem of Faith and Divine Comfort
A reflective verse speaks of spiritual emptiness without divine grace. It urges turning to God for strength, rest, and healing from sorrow and sleepless nights. It underscores that God knows what is best and blesses those who seek Him as lost sheep in distress.
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God
Ambergris Worth Almost Twice Gold in Market Value
A markets note states ambergris trades near twice the price of gold, reflecting its rarity and demand. Traders spot steady activity as buyers seek fragrances and traditional uses, while analysts monitor supply from whale byproducts and related coastal markets.
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Ambergris
State Gas Revenues Up 5-fold In 33 Years
Maryland first imposed its gasoline tax in 1922 at 1 cent per gallon. Now at 6 cents, the tax yields about 41 million dollars annually, with fivefold more vehicles. Including a 2 cent federal tax, motorists pay roughly 8 cents per gallon in combined state and federal taxes, about 38 percent of the retail price.
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Maryland
C. A. Newland
Maryland Petroleum Industries Committee
Newland
Under-25 Drivers Represent 24 Percent of Fatal US Crashes
A US report shows 24 percent of drivers in fatal accidents last year were under 25. The finding highlights the risk profile of younger motorists and implications for road safety initiatives and targeted interventions.
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U. S
Farry Oliphant Heads Lions District 22 in Maryland
Farry Oliphant of Salisbury was elected District Governor of Lions District 22 B for the Eastern Shore at the MD- DC- DE Lions convention in Atlantic City which closed May 28. He succeeds George W. Dutton and is a Salisbury automobile dealer and former Salisbury Lions Club president. Oliphant served as deputy district governor in 1953-54. The convention endorsed Frank J. Harty of Wilmington for Lions International director, to be decided at Atlantic City in June 1955.
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Warry Oliphant
Salisbury
Maryland- Delaware
District of Columbia
Lions
Frank J. Harty
Wilmington
Delaware
Lions International
Atlantic City
Privileged Moscow Permit Sparks Line Dispute
A Moscow citizen with party favoritism received a permit to buy railway tickets without queuing. At the station, the agent directed him to a line, explaining the permit exempts only those who do not have to stand in line. The station clarified that it is the line for people who do not have to stand in line to buy tickets.
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Moscow
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