Armory Receives National Guard Furniture Delivery
On Monday June 22 the Armory took delivery of part of the National Guard furniture order. The shipment includes two chrome tubular divans with brown and tan leather, four chrome tubular chairs, four chrome end tables for each divan, and two 42 inch chrome tables. More items like a book-case and book-rack will follow next week. The Armory is now open daily for Guard members to use the day room, listen to the radio, or relax, and will host Thursday night gatherings for cards or basketball.
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Armory
National Guard
Holiday Safety Warnings for July Celebrations
Dr. R H Riley warns Maryland vacationers about holiday risks as holiday crowds rise. Fireworks bans reduce one hazard while admonitions cover driving lane discipline water safety and boating precautions. tips include avoid homemade explosives learn to swim wait after meals wear life jackets keep boats within capacity and gradual sun exposure.
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R. H. Riley
State Department of Health
Maryland
Gaily anticipated weekend without needless suffering
A fragment notes the upcoming weekend will proceed without unnecessary hardship. It emphasizes relief and calm, suggesting no extra distress for readers during the period in question. The tone remains cautious and hopeful about forthcoming days.
Orphans Court Completes Tuesday Session with Several Estates
The Orphans Court met with Chief Judge Jesse T. Dennis and Associate Judges Moore and Coulby. It granted letters of administration to Marvin H. Smith for Mary V. McCrea and David B. McCrea estates, with bonds and creditor notices, appraisals to follow. Final accounts for Joseph M. Wyatt estate filed by executors M. Lee Wyatt and Ormond L. Andrew. Various guardianships, sales, and probate actions, including Elizabeth A. Keys will probate, were presented and recorded.
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Orphans’ Court
Jesse T. Dennis
Charles V. Moore
J. Norris Coulby
Marvin H. Smith
Mary V. McCrea
David B. McCrea
Joseph M. Wyatt
M. Lee Wyat
Ormond L. Andrew
Wilbert Andrew
Annie Andrew
Thomas Wyatt
Christine Andrew
Leonard Wyatt
M. Lee Wyath
Walter Yearsley
M. Lee Wyatt
Ormond L. Andrew Jr
Mary Evitts Griffin
John R. Ricards
Bessie T. Ricards
John W. Harding
Ethel E. Harding
Mary E. Myers
Paul F. Melvin
Elizabeth A. Keys
Sallie R. Brown
W. Wayford Brown
Clarence Brown
Edward Brown
Wellsboro Guests Among Greensboro News Details
GREENSBORO Dr and Mrs William F White and daughter Patricia of Wellsboro Pa visited over the weekend at Dr White's sister Mrs E J Vandegrift and family Miss Patty stayed longer A sunshine bag containing nearly everything including money was given to Rev T S Dixon by town churches to mark his improved condition Hope to see him back in the pulpit soon Mrs Harry Karcher and daughters Marie and Doris spent Wednesday in Baltimore Miss Mary Dixon was in Baltimore and Philadelphia this week Her sisters Ruth and Mildred joined her Monday and they spent the evening at Robin Hodedel where Marion Anderson performed Mr Maurice Platter spent the weekend in Easton A cablegram to Mrs Harry Karcher from Mrs Edward T Parrish reported the captain and her safe arrival at Sin Dia Japan and a wonderful trip Mr Ralph Pritchett son of the
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William F. White
Patricia
Wellsboro
Harry Karcher
Marie
Doris
Baltimore
Mary Dixon
Philadelphia
Ruth
Mildred
Robin Hoca Dell
Marion Anderson
Edward T. Parrish
Sin Dia
Japan
Ralph Pritchett
Pritchett kin to graduate in embalmment program
Late Ralph and Mrs. Ethel Pritchett will have son Jackie graduate this Friday evening, June 27, from the American Academy of Embalming and Mortuary Research in New York. Mrs. John Wyatt of Rehoboth sends congratulations from many friends. Mrs. L S Jones and Miss M Elise Roe visited Federalsburg and Rehoboth. Oscar Nichols and Edward Nichols with wives and son drove Sky Line Drive Sunday. Mrs. Lacey Wilson of Wilmington visited town. Mrs. Ralph Pritchett spent the week in Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Mrs Ruth Stone of Philadelphia visited her mother Mrs Mary Jackson.
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Ralph
Ethel Pritchett
American Academy of Embalming and Mortuary Research, Inc
New York
Jackie
John Wyatt
Rehoboth
L. S. Jones
M. Elise Roe
Federalsburg
Oscar Nichols
Edward Nichols
Lacey Wilson
Wilmington
Ralph Pritchett
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Ruth Stone
Mary Jackson
GEMS OF THOUGHT on pride and ego by Mary Baker Eddy
The quote asserts pride makes criticism sting, self-will interprets actions as offensive, and egotism resents others asserting themselves. It reflects Eddy's view on how self-centeredness taints perception of others.
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Mary Baker Eddy
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