Save Your Vision Week Proclaimed by Governor McKeldin
Governor McKeldin proclaimed March 6 to 12 as Save Your Vision Week to promote vision improvement. The Maryland Optometric Association sponsors the event now in its 27th year with public information on vision care and training. Dr Joshua Breschkin said the program will inform the public and improve awareness of vision needs.
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MckKeldin
Maryland Optometric Association
Save Your Vision
Joshua Breschkin
Polio Vaccine Rollout Planned for County Children
Dr Riley outlines a county program to vaccinate eligible children once licensed. Purchase by the March of Dimes funds vaccine production and ensures supply through schools, physicians, and volunteers coordinated by local health and education officials.
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March of Dimes Organization
Dr. Riley
Riley
National Foundation For
WSCS Meeting and Local Social Events in Goldsboro
The WSCS will meet in the Community Room on Tuesday March 8 at 8 p.m. This important meeting invites all to attend. The Sewing Circle held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening in the Community Hall with 12 members present and refreshments served. A Games Party is planned for Friday March 11 at 8 p.m. in Community Hall, hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary with free refreshments. Various social visits are noted, including guests to the Jarrell and Kinnamon households, and a MYF program at Trinity Methodist Church on Sunday March 6 at 2 p.m. The Burrsville MYF will join, and attendance is welcome.
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WSCS
Noble Shively
Noble Jarrell
Sewing Circle
Community Hall
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Omre Todd
Noble Jarrell, Jr
J. C. Kinnamon
Glenn
Salisbury
Wilson Smith
Roland Cartwright
Lemuel Kinnamon
Greensboro
John Sylvester
Frank Slaughter
Edward Jarrell
Trinity Methodist Church
Goldsboro
Hillsboro
Donna Todd
Miss Pearl Eveland
Connie Stoops
Dorothy Emerson to Speak at Rural Women’s Club Luncheon
Miss Dorothy Emerson of the State 4 H Office will address the Rural Women's Short Course Club at a March 22 luncheon at the 20th Century Homemakers' Club House Preston. Tickets available before March 15 from the Homemakers' Club president.
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Dorothy Emerson
State
4-H
Homemakers’ Club
Preston
Deaths continued page 10 with family details
The obituary lists four great grandchildren, two sisters Mrs. Virginia Purnell of Atlantic City New Jersey and Miss Olivia Mowbray of Denton a brother Daniel Mowbray of East New Market. Funeral services will be at Frampton Funeral Home Federalsburg Saturday at one o'clock with Rev Leonard Blight of Calvary Tabernacle Baltimore officiating. Interment follows at Washington Cemetery near Hurlock.
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Virginia Purnell
Atlantic City
N. J
Olivia Mowbray
Denton
Daniel Mowbray
East New Market
Frampton Funeral Home
Federalsburg
Leonard Blight
Calvary Tabernacle
Baltimore
Washington Cemetery
Hurlock
Devoted Hartly Man Wilson Seward Dies After Illness
Wilson S. Seward aged 33 died Saturday at his home near Hartly after a long illness. He was a son of George Seward and Edna Hay Seward. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Epworth Church near Templeville at 2 p m. Interment followed in Templeville Cemetery. He leaves four sisters Hazel Beatrice Marie and Madeline, all of Hartly. two brothers George of Smyrna Del and Olin of Hartly.
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Wilson S. Seward
Hartly
George Seward
Edna Hay Seward
Epworth Church
Templeville
Hazel
Beatrice
Marie
Madeline
Smyrna
Del
Olin Seward
Plow Hitching Demonstration At King Farm
A plow hitching demonstration will be held at David King's farm near Goldsboro on Saturday morning March 5 from 10 to 12. University of Maryland Extension Agriculture Engineer Guy Gienger will lead, showing proper hitching to reduce draft, wear, and fuel use. the farm is one mile south of Goldsboro on Route 313.
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David King
Goldsboro
Guy Gienger
University of Maryland Extension Agriculture
Mr. I
Ing
Route 313
Going to church regularly may form a good habit
The statement urges daily or regular church attendance as a beneficial practice for personal discipline and spirituality, suggesting consistency over sporadic participation. It emphasizes forming a lasting spiritual habit rather than a temporary routine.
Meaning of Happiness Remains Open to Debate
Quote reflects varied interpretations of happiness across individuals and cultures. Philosophers, psychologists, and writers offer contrasting views on fulfillment joy and well being, highlighting subjectivity in emotional states.
Morning Fresh and New Poem Reflections
A reflective verse celebrates each morning as a chance for better deeds. It envisions starting anew daily, embracing light, kindness, and optimism to dispel gloom and elevate spirit. The poem highlights daily effort, forward momentum, and the glow of purposeful living.
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