St Pauls Church Lent Sunday Lent and events
The Greensboro St Pauls Methodist Church marks Lent with a morning worship by Rev. Preston W. Spence Jr. on March 7. A World Day of Prayer service is set for March 5 at 7:30 pm. Circles 1-5 plan meetings March 4 at various homes and WSCS Hall. Local residents and visitors are noted in various social and hospital updates, including travel between Fort Hamilton Stuttgart and nearby towns.
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St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Preston W. Spence, Jr
Easton
WSCS
Elva Bilbrough
James Young
Hattie Roberts
Naomi Passwaters
Cora Manship
Minnie Russell
Mary G. Draper
Elizabeth Smith
Jennie Hartnett
J. C. Smith
Wscs Hall
Elmira Craser
Marie Lucas
Ruth Kemp
Leo Cooper
Christine Bowman
Robert J. Walker
Harry Gordon
Fort Hamilton
N. Y
Stuttgart
Germany
Lt. Walker
Denton church World Day of Prayer to be held March 4
Rev. T J Turkington announced World Day of Prayer at Sunday service inviting Denton area churches First Grace and Brethren to combine for a service at First Church on Thursday evening. WSCS members hosted by Mrs F J Adams. Mrs Tim er Butler to entertain this month.
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T. J. Turkington
Denton
First
Grace and
Brethren
First Church
Roland Cartwright
Goldsboro
Walter Palmer
F. J. Adams
Timer Butler
L. H. Thomas
E. S. Evans
Wesley Stafford
Red Cross
Italian Spaghetti Dinner Benefit in Marydel Hall
The Marydel Lions Club will sponsor an Italian spaghetti dinner on Saturday March 13 at the Community Hall from 430 to 8 pm Adults 106 Children under 12 50 proceeds go to Henderson School Library Fund. Local residents and guests were noted at various gatherings and hospital updates.
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Marydel Lions Club
Henderson School
In 1950 Eleven Thousand Sixty Two Books Published in the U S
In 1950 a total of 11 062 books were published in the United States reflecting a robust postwar publishing year with wide distribution across genres and markets.
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U. S
Local Society Notes From Hickman Area
Susie Noble reports visits and illnesses among area families. Mr and Mrs Paul Van Dyke and daughters Peggy and Sarah visited William and Mary Croll. Edward Fountain of Preston visited his parents. Porter, Breeding, Hignutt and others are listed with health updates. HospitaI stays noted. Hopkins trip referenced. social visits across Philadelphia Washington Baltimore Milford and Seaford. page continues on page 9.
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Lawrence Sipple
Kenneth Bostic
Chester
Noble Sipple
Sipple
Memorial Hospital
Teaston
Noble Sipple, Jr
William Stoops
Nichols-Stoops
Robert IE. Ivey
Augusta
Ethel Healy
Bedford
Fenimore Stratton
Irma Stratton
Asheville
N. C
Edward Hopkins
Carlile
George Hoppers
Westville
N. J
William Morgan
John Grundy
Newark
Del
Lewis Moltz
William Bailey
Baltimore
Ethel Freeman
Dover
Town
Henry Pippin
Crane
Henry Rash
Wilmer Rash
Easton
Benjamin Elliott
Linwood
Lacey Wilson
Wilmington
William Phillips
Henderson
William Griffin
Wayne
Louise Thomas
Vernon Blades
Francis Karcher
William Marvel
Paul van Dyke
Peggy
Sarah
William Croll
Edward Fountain
Preston
J. ©. Fountain
Clarence Edward Porter
Nancy Breeding
Edward Breeding
Willie Hignutt
Lyman Wroten
Denney
Ronnie Cannon
Greenwood
Edgar Wroten
Lawrence Cannon
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Alfred Breeding
Boothwyn
Isaac Noble
Claude Drummond
Franky
Richard
Philadelphia
W. F. Torbert
Louis
Washington
Harry Benson
Sallie Wroten
Orville Wilson
Milford
Charlie Cannon
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Greensboro
Ethel Thornton
Joseph McDonald
Carol
Marcus Hook, Pa
Alvin Totheroh
Little Kay Embert
Milford Memorial Hospital
Purnall Dean
Marion Seeny
Gwynhurst
Seeny
Dean
Harry Snyder
Woodside
Harry Karcher
Myron Smith
Cheryl
Pocomoke
Clarence Russell
Todd Davis
Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Annie Armstrong
Southern Baptist
Kaye Schaube
Betty Ellen Dean
Harley McKee
Ralph Sharp
Roland Taylor
Milton Hammond
Merchantville
Florence Thornton
W. J. Fisher
Annapolis
Carol Jean Tucker
Alvin Simpson
Alvin, Jr
Simpson
University Hospital
Arthur Hutson
Harry Draper
John Hayden
Draper
Virginia Kerns
University of Maryland
Velma P. Kerns
Ann
Carrie Hobbs
Charles Shropshire
Wright
Ridgely Road
E. O. Hodgson
Lege
Railroad Ave
Nelson Jump
Bill Blades
Glenn
Hillsboro
Hobbs
Irving Morris
Donna
John
John Shockley
St. Michaels
Harry Kinnamon
Charles Kinnamon
Howard Cole
Wamilton
Hamilton
Gustav Good
Marydel
Howard B. Logan
H. R. Butts
Mary Smith
Alex. Duplecki
Wyoming
A. L. Harman
Jason
Vernon Kerr
Harry Starkey
Veterans’ Hospital
Elsmere
Charles EE. Covington
Kent General Hospital
Edward Covington
Centreville
L. H. Collison
duPont
Salisbury
Elvin Phillips
Williamsport
L. A. Covell
Logan
Maryland Side
LeRoy Cameron
Dover Hospital
H. B. Logan
Margaret Smith
Ladies Guild of Immanuel Catholic Church
Wm. Oxley
Ann Sculpers
Anna Bellcove
Anna Strauss
Gustave Richardson
New York City
Col. Thompson
Veterans Hospital
LeRoy Harman
Fort Meade
Bessie Cleaver
Woodbury
Morgan Ave
Covell
Boston
Mass
Louis Antal
Illinois
U. S. Air Force
Georgia
Natalie Ryshna
New Jersey
Cecil
Harford Counties
A. H. Wyatt
Franklyn
Bridgeville
Hickman
Susie Noble
America
Ford
Crestline
Customline
Stewart E. Hallowell & Son, Inc
Ford Theatre
Channel 11
Dene
Slene
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