Willian Emmett Lords to Celebrate Fiftieth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Willian Emmett Lord of Denton near Denton plan a fiftieth wedding anniversary at the clubhouse on Saturday. The reception, moved from March 2 to March 6, allows out of town relatives a weekend visit. Lord and Rosa A Weaver of Ridgely will be assisted by their son in law and daughter in receiving guests.
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Brewster Deen
W. O. Ledman
Walter W. Sylvester
Hartford Porter
Greensboro
Wilmington
J. B. Colgain
Norris Butler
Barbara
Denton
Paul Eaton
Queenstown
Turpin Mitchell
North Wales
Mitchell
Colgain
Howard L. Williamson
Evelyn Huey
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Del
Marvin H. Smith
Denton Lions Club
Smith
Hitler
Germany
Stalin
Russia
Hyland van Sant
Good Cheer
Myra Orme
Bessie Brown
Paul Maloney
Fred Lord
Charles Lord
Baltimore
Robert Lord
Ridgely
Lord
Bethlehem
Caroline County
Whiteleysburg
Amos O. Reiter
the Reformed Church
Carrie Imler
Phemas Rice
New Jersey
Thomas Temple
Thos. Wyatt
Thomas L. Trice
David Grabill
Howard Smith
J. Frank Lane
Goldsboro
Willian
Emmett Lord
Rosa A. Weaver
Benedict Weaver
Celebrated Golden Wedding at Harmons Home
Mr and Mrs Solomon J Hurst quietly celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their home in Harmons on Sunday February 29. Attending were Mr and Mrs Grayden Hurst Mr Carrol Hurst and Mr and Mrs Grayden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon J. Hurst
Harmons
Mrs. Grayden Hurst
Mr. Carrol Hurst
Mrs. Grayden
Postmistress Susie Thompson Retires After 30 Years
Susie S Thompson retires from Hillsboro fourth class post office after reaching compulsory retirement age 71 and begins life in private residence near the town. She recalls early work hours and missed greetings of patrons as the post office duties linked Hillsboro with Queen Anne across the Tuckahoe.
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Susie S. Thompson
Hillsboro
Slillsboro
Queen Anne
Tuckahoe
W. B. Sparks
Thompson
Postmistress Position Open After Thompson Death
Morning mail duties remain constant at the Hillsboro post office as Mrs. Guerney Tarburton and then Mrs. Blanche Morse serve as acting post mistress. Civil Service exams set for filling the vacancy, applications due March 11, annual salary $1,584. Mrs. Thompson’s husband Long Thompson, a Hillsboro hardware firm member, died years ago. Their son William and his Australian wife Roma live with granddaughter Diane.
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Morse
Civil Service Commission
Thompson
Long Thompson
Thompson Hardware Company
Hillsboro
William
Roma
Australia
Diane
Gems of Thought On Meekness And Self Defense
Theophylact notes that meekness excludes revenge irritability and morbid sensitiveness yet permits self defense and steadfast maintenance of right. ThisReflection emphasizes restraint, courage, and moral balance in aspiring virtue without surrendering rightful protection.
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Lawrence E. Lynch
Waverly
Tommy Everngam
K. Thomas Everngam
I. R. Fleetweed
Jessie Merriken
Ella Jump
Maude Smith
Wyoming
Frederic N. Nichols
T. Alan Goldsborough
Washington
Sam Young Jr
Silver Spring
Harrison Young and Son
J. C. Ward
Brick Hotel
Harold Bullock
K. Thomas Everngain
Bullock
Concord
Edna Collins
Corinne Beauchamp
Louise Beauchamp
Douglas Hurst
George Hurst
Claymont
Solomon J. Hurst Jr
Chester
Rebecca Hurst Treapleton
Marie Quillen
Paul Smith
Helen Hurst
Fred Matthew
Philadelphia
A. W. Murphy
Geo Murphy
Wm. S. Murphy
Secretary
G. H. Rue
Mary E. Taylor
Alton Messer
American Corners
J. Fred Hurst
Emma M. Willis
Harmony
Woodrow W. Hurst
Korea
Gene Autry
Jean Porter
Genevieve
John Hodiak
Elizabeth Scott
Burt Lancaster In
Web
Maureen O'Hara
Rex Harrison In
The
Harrow
Dentonia Theatre
Mgms Technicolor
Allyson
Lawford
PATRICIA. MARSHALL + MCCRACKEN
Ray McDonald
Mel Torme
Matinee
Rogers
Wighgerye
AL Roach
I Ley
Ff Cent
Morgan
NRG
A! Watt
ENUM
Frances Rafferty
Larry Olsen
Curley
Radio Prograst and Carbon
Buster Crabbe
Sive Romantic
Sinclair Lewis
Tracy
Turner
Tom Drake
Mary Astor
Albert Dekner
Anderson’s
Gooldsboro
Wael Coats
Clark
J. Norman Clark
Market Street
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