Nine Fairfax Hall graduates listed at Waynesboro
Marydel notes detail Marydel area residents and visitors including Miss Jan Heather daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Heather among Fairfax Hall Junior College graduates in Waynesboro Virginia. Attendants include Mr and Mrs Olin Ford and Mr and Mrs L A Covell. Nearby social notes cover visits, engagements and club events with public notices and upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfax Hall Junior College
Waynesboro
Virginia
Janet Heather
Harry Heather
Olin Ford
L. A. Covell
Heather
Fairfax Hall High School
Preston and area notes from local clubs and events
Mrs E J Harris Mrs Lee Noble and Mrs Creighton Carmine attended the opening luncheon and bridge at Easton Country Club. The News and Farmer spring Farm Bureau meeting was at Preston High School with Russell MacCleary speaker. Joseph Harris son of Mr and Mrs E J Harris graduated from University of Maryland. Mrs Reese Deane hosted Evening Bridge Club. Bible School at Bethesda Church runs June 11 to 15. Bethesda Church WSC meets Wednesday. Epiphany Guild met at Mrs John Engerman's on Monday. Miss Cornelia Cannon spent weekend in Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clause Wilkens
Washington, D. C
John
Henry Wilkens
Lois Lank
Baltimore
John Wilkens
Marydel
Calvary Methodist Sunday School of
Ann Carmen
E. J. Harris
Lee Noble
Creighton Carmine
Easton Country Club
Farm Bureau
Preston High School
Russel MacClearly
Joseph Harris
University of Maryland
Reese Deane
Bible School
Bethesda Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Epiphany Guild
John Engerman
Cornelia Cannon
Wilmington
Hollis Family Weekend Visit and Health Update
Mr and Mrs Fred Hollis and family from New Jersey were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Hollis. Miss Patty Hollis has been on the sick list for several days. Friends wish her a speedy recovery. Mr and Mrs Paul Van Dyke and daughters Sarah and Peggy spent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hollis
New Jersey
Frank Hollis
Patty Hollis
Paul van Dyke
Sarah
Peggy
Sunday Visits and Local Society Notices
Sunday with the latter parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Cre! Mr. James Dougherty, of Philadelphia, and Mrs. Annie Wilson, of Greenwood, were overnight guests of Mrs. Sallie Wroten last Tuesday. Mrs. Paul Scott has been a patient in Easton Hospital for a few days. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. William Scott and little daughter were entertained at the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Scott's, Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Stuart, of near Bridgeville, and Mrs. Woodrow Passwaters and daughter, Beverly, of Denton, were guests of Mrs. and Mrs. Tsaae Noble Sunday evening. Children's Day services will be held in Hickman MM. FE. Church Sunday evening, June 17th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dougherty
Philadelphia
Annie Wilson
Greenwood
Sallie Wroten
Paul Scott
Easton Hospital
William Scott
Leslie Scott
Alonzo Stuart
Near Bridgeville
Woodrow Passwaters
Beverly
Denton
Tsaae Noble
Hickman MM. FE
Adams Cross Roads Bloomery Church Sunday Services
Bloomery Methodist Church hosts Sunday School at 10:00 a m on June 17 with a Children’s Day Service at 8:00 p m. W S C S meets June 20 hosted by Mrs Edna Adams at the Community House. Smithville Homemakers delay meeting to later due to Short Course attendance. Marie Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomery Methodist Church
W.S.C.S
Bloomery
Edna Adams
Smithville
Local social visits highlight owners and visitors
Anna Hawk and Anna Fretterg d Mrs Helen Harmon and her son Ralph spent Friday evening with Mrs Marian Robinson and her daughter Virginia. Mrs Harold Adams was a guest of Mrs Marian Robinson last Saturday. C H Parker of Bridgeville and the Johnson sisters motored to St Michaels recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Harmon
Ralph
Marian Robinson
Virginia
Harold Adams
C. H. Parker
Bridgeville
Johnson Sisters
St. Michaels
Land transfers in several election districts dated 1951
A series of property deeds record transfers in multiple districts including the Eighth First Fifth Sixth Second and Denton areas. Notable entries include Florence Schell Brown to Douglas E Fleetwood May 26 1951 and Josef Schneider to Harold Towers May 31 1951. Many parcels are described in the First Eighth and other districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Schell Brown
Douglas E. Fleetwood
Albert Ort
Francis K. Pierce
John J. Neubauer
J. DeWeese Carter
Henry Garman
John Snyder
Harmon Paul Swingle
John Wiggins
William I. Norris
Herbert Daniels
Josef Schneider
Harold
C. Towers
Thomas L. Steward
May H. Steiner
Charles N. High
J. Redden
Ridgely
Charles H. High
Nettie R. Arnold
M. Marguerite Longaker
Robert L. Sechmick
Federalsburg
Howard B. Thomas
Rebecca White
Mary
Warner
Walter B. Palmer
Denton
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Mary Heller
Kent General Hospital
Francis McCoyv
Tokyo
Japan
Guy Stevens
Michael Alaska
Edward
Naugatucka
Fairfax Hall
Jack Cook
Pamela
J. Hampton Walls
Texas
Mary Elizabeth Huseman
Magnolia
Frederick W. Stevens
Bermuda
Elizabeth Cobb
Washington Missionary College
Tacoma Park
Washington
D. C
Walter I. Miller
Sharon Hill
Margaret Riker
Collingdale
Leon Cobb
Marydel Lions Club
C. J. Phillips
Roland Thompson
Peter Gray
L. H. Collison
Amos Wyatt
H. B. Logan
Thomas Virsack
Robi. G. Miller
Stephen Racz
A. L. Harman
Preston
Fred J. Wright
Alton Billmeier
C. Elsie Billmeier
Optometrists
Sunny Isle OF Kent
Chesapeake Bay
Maryland
Sandy Bottom Beach
Matapeake Ferry
Stevensville
Harold H. Barshop
Park Ave
Baltimore 1
Lexington
Hickman
DR. Weygand
DR. Parker
Chiropractors
X-Ray Laboratory
Sat
Cambridge
W. T. Lockerman
T. A. Tobin
Chiropractor
Easton
Tle Lumber Co
Wood
G. Emory Gottwall
Chesapeake Bay Ferry System
Sandy Point - Matapeake
E.D.S.T
Romancoke
Claiborne
Romancoke A. M
Claiborne A. M
the State Roads Commission of
Hopkins Place
Baltimore, Md
William Cre
Anna Hawk and
Anna Fretterg Ared
Miller Chemical & Fertilizer Corp
KE. T. Orme & Sons
Denton, Maryland
Walter C. Dillon
Greensboro
P. M
Ture
Eastern Shore
Caroline Sales Company
THE
Cattle Exchange
Chevrolet
Gay Streets
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