Greensboro Social Roundup Notes and Activities
A long list of visits and gatherings in Greensboro and nearby towns profiles people such as Anita Whiting Edward Dean Willie Harris and Bob Donovan. Weekend visits include Cody and Drake family ties as circles of WSCS meet with leaders and co hosts. The piece also notes MYF groups skating events and a pot luck scout supper at Greensboro High School with February theme led by Alan Thornton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Whiting
New York
Edward Dean
Ernest Burns
Grasonville
Rowena
Willie Harris
Earl Harris
Henderson
Harris
Bob Donovan
Houston
Frank Hobbs, Jr
Fred Baynard
Frank Hobbs
Robert Schrieber
Nelson Bishop
Wendall Travis
Georgetown
Del
Charles Bishop
Frederica
William Cain
Snow Hill
Calvin Butler
John Burger, Jr
Whitall Laramore
Nelson Draper
MYF
Shelly Lewis
Clarence Schrieber
Harrington
Leonard Schrieber
William Marvel
George Schrieber
Near Town
Greensboro High School
Alan Thornton
Buddy Spiering
Roland Cartwright
Goldsboro
Dover
George Wiederhoeft
Washington
Harry Draper
John Hayden
Bradford Cooper
Earl Cooper
Wyoming
Florence Thornton
John Killen
Near
Felton
Louise Barto
Milford Memorial Hospital
Francis Richardson
Baltimore
Mary Dorman
Oscar Spence
Greenwood
WSCS
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Elva Bilbrough
Irene Robb
Mary Baynard
Circle
Ethel Ebling
Anna Nashold
Elmira Cruser
Lula Weaver
Myrtle Asilton
Frances Wheatley
Circle 4
Alberta Weir
Wirt Foster
Weekend Guests and Community Notes Highlight Ridgely
Grace Vernon Smith reports weekend in Philadelphia as guests of Walter Norris. Birth announced for John Albert Glover on Feb 27. Numerous visits and social events listed with families from Denton Salisbury Centreville Milford and Easton Memorial Hospital mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Boone Jarrell, Sr
Philadelphia
Walter Norris
Frank Flounders
Denton
John Albert Glover
John Albert
Carrie Dobson
Ash
Greensboro
Mary Cohee
Richard Blackburn
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Charles Stevenson
Everett Noble
Princess Anne
Ronald Lane
Walter Griffith
Cleveland
Ohio
Ross Simons
Herman Sander
Mary Lou
Patsy Sander
Cordova
Robert Phillips
James Lynch
James H. Lynch
C. W. Guthrie
Joseph Leonard
Salisbury
George Cohee
Renee and
Scott
Lillian Young
Milford
Cohee
Hannah Skinner
Kennard Parks
Lloyd Andrews
Price’s Station
James Buckle
Centreville
Robert Newton
Thomas Thompson
Chester
Ed. Sparks
Wm. Cannon
Ruth Garey
Jane
John Cannon
Dorothy
Helen Messenger
Wilma Woodhall
Washington
Emmett Messenger
Stanley Z. Bronner
Margaret Ann
Westport
Conn
Margaret Swing
Lawrence Wright
Georgia Colgain
Madge Jump
Nell Flowers
Bridge Club
Thomas Jones
Wilbur Griffith
Anderson Redden
Fred Flounders
Samuel Colgain
Samuel
Joseph
Baltimore
Carol Lynch
Ursuline Academy
Wilmington
James N. Lynch
Calvin Covington
Chicago
Birth of a son in Kent General Hospital Dover
Mr and Mrs John Childress congratulate on the birth of a son at Kent General Hospital Dover on February 23 1959. The column lists guests and visitors including Mr and Mrs Calvert Shenton of Wilmington and others from Salem West Virginia and nearby towns. Several social calls, visits, and regional ties are noted alongside a get well wish for Edward Bower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Childress
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Calvert Shenton
Wilmington
Mary S. Pippin
Cassel Evans
Tommy Evans
Salem
W. Va
Edward Robb
Edward Quillen
Ridgely
Eugene Raez
WSCS
Fred A. Evans
Charles Nichols
Greensboro
William Phillips
John J. Richard
Richard Roden
Billy Walls
Virginia White
Philip Richard
Barbara Richard
Roy Marvel
Sadlersville
Norman Griffith
Joseph Raez
New Castle
Del
Lewis Shelton
Bonnie
Dora B. Melvin
Walter Heverin
Williston
Gaylord Durham
Edward Bower
Memorial Hospital
Easton
John Hayden
Harry Draper
Geo. Wiederhoeft
Washington
Leonard Durham
Millington
Edward Kusmaul
Dotty
Johnny
Pen
Mary Del hosts Dover dinner guests and Scout event noted
Mary Del Mrs Edgar Harman and family dined with Mr and Mrs A J Murray of Dover on Saturday. The Blue and Gold Dinner for Pack 338 Den 1 and 2 drew 17 boys and parents at Marydel Hall. Also a letter laments the collapse of Caroline High School basketball and honors Mr King for years of coaching and mentoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scuken
N. J
Albert Pretko
Newark
Del
George Zlock
Goldsboro
Rose Kusmaul
Near Town
Catherine Melvin
Smyrna High School
Edgar Harman
A. J. Murray
Dover
Theodora Sowada
Marydel
Clemaster
James Willis
Baden Powell
Leroy Jarman
Den 2
Howard Christy
Robert Lomax
Hardy Troop
Robert David
Marydel Fire Co
Frank Bezerics
James Rodimak
Caroline High School
Denton
King
Delaware
Board of Education
Caroline High Booster Club
Den 1 and Den 2 Scouts Host Derby and Skits
Nartly Fire Co and Den 1 2 scouts staged skits on Abraham Lincoln and Father figures while all boys ran a Derby race. David Bickling won first with Mary del Den 1 second and Joseph Adams Hartly Den 2 took second. remaining boys earned third with kites as prizes. Community notes include condolences, sick list, and a Marydel Civic Club meeting featuring Mrs Eveland’s Thailand talk and Far East fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nartly Fire Co
Lewis Schweitzer
Newlin Wood
Abraham Lincoln
David Bickling
Marydel den
Joseph Adams
Hartly den
Hollis Gray
Lee Harman
Rodimak
William Heath
Baltimore
Charles Heath
Near Town
Marydel
You May Still Contribute To The Heart Fund Drive
Heart Fund has ended but chairman O. O. Stivers of Caroline County says extra gifts are welcome. If you missed your Heart Fund volunteer or haven’t contributed, your check will be welcomed. Thanks go to volunteers whose time supports research education and community programs aiding heart disease fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart Fund
O. O. Stivers
Caroline County
Mr. Stivers
Heart Association
In Memoriam Melvin O Hayman 1951 Remembrance
In sad remembrance of our son and brother Melvin O Hayman who left us March 4, 1951. You would not return, you sleep in death and farewell was unsaid. I miss you daily and feel the pain of your loss. Always in our hearts your memory lingers. Sadly missed by Mother Father and Brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin O. Hayman
Thieves Question The Value People Place On Property
A short meditation notes that many thieves do not grasp why people defend possessions as tightly as they do. It hints at social norms surrounding wealth and security and contrasts motives with human attachment to objects.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Incorporated
Benjamin F. Johnson
Mary Melvin
Market Street
Maryland
Editorial
the Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau
Roger Fleming
Bureau
Farm Bureau
Elsie S. Marvel
Hunter
William Jones
Near Rock Hall
Pauline Kedwards
Circle 5
Frances Dean
Ruth Seiler
The
Women’s Missionary Society
Bertha Nichols
Lida Knotts
Elwood Knotts
Federalsburg
Wm. Tribbitt
Howard Shulties
Peter Loukides
New Haven, Conn
William Loukides
Grace Vernon Smith
Norris Diffendafer
J. Boone Jarrell
Earle Sparks
Wm. McClintock
Vinton Shufelt
Grace Methodist Church
Wilson Manship
Mrs. W. D. Marvel, Sr
Florida
Set
Mrs
Walter Bush
Roland Cherry
Orleans
France
Thomas Minner and Son
Wewspaper Archive
Carl Furillo
Los Angeles Dodger
Shaye Ritchie
Miami Beach
Rome
Torino
Mary del
H. R. Butts
Phone Whitepunks
Theodore Sowada
Memoriam
J Outgo Srd Motors
Wile’s Sporting Goods
Franklin Sr
Denton, Md
NEW & Used Motors
Ernest Cooper
Wrecker Service
Bamberger
Motor Sales Denton
Denton National Bank Commercial, Savings, Trusts
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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