Ridgely Church Notes Add 4-H, Training Events
Local Ridgely church activities include National 4-H week services on March 9 at Ridgely Methodist with a pastor led sermon and small memento for each member. The Ridgely Boys 4-H Club plans a March 20 meeting at William Everland’s home. A leadership conference with lunch features Rev. William F. Smith and other regional leaders for Sunday School workers.
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Clifton W. Guthrie
John Guthrie
Philadelphia
Harvey Dean
Florida
Kate Hanes
Baltimore
Joseph Richardson
Marvin Redden
St. Paul Evangelical
E. H. Dieffenbacher
Saint Paul’s Reformed Church
Annie Covell
William Porter
William and
Dwight
Arden
Del
Harry Robinson
Mary Robinson
Redmond Long
Denton
Lloyd Holland
Samuel
Wyoming
Betty Briscoe
Thos. Lynch
Ridgely Methodist Church
Wilson Davis
William Cooper, Jr
Near Ridgely
American Farm Bureau Federation Rural Youth
Biloxi
Miss
Caroline County
Ridgely
William Eveland
Harvey Warner
Milford
Ross Simon
Church of the Brethren
Mardela
William F. Smith
Southeastern
Mary Grace Martin
Nancy Flory
Harrisonburg
Nevin Fisher
Elizabethtown
James Fowler
Museum of Natural History
Charles Stine
Diane
Debby Lee
William Creager
Hobbs Hostess Details Social Round in Last Week’s Scene
Mrs Edward Pippin entertained the W S C S at her home Thursday afternoon. After business and a reading, games and refreshments followed. Canning plant owner George Caro of New York sold the Hobbs plant to Renzo Nesta of Scranton, Pa, who operated it last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Pippin
W.S.C.S
George Caro
New York
Renzo Nesta
Scranton
Nesta
Hobbs Mfg. Co
Denton Canning Co
W. G. Holbrook
New Jersey
James Hilliard
Rahway
Private Wheatman arrives at Craig AFB Alabama
Private First Class Arthur M. Wheatman Jr arrives at Craig Air Force Base Alabama and joins the 3615th Maintenance Squadron after enlisting in December 1951. He trained at Lackland Texas and is a Denton Line Caroline High School graduate who previously worked at the Seaforg Nylon Plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Afb
Alabama
Arthur M. Wheatman
Denton
Wheatman
Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Caroline High School
Seaforg
Bethesda Community Notes Busy Week of Visits and Meetings
Mrs H W Hollis returns from Wilmington and Rydal visits while the Monday and Evening Bridge Clubs meet. Lee Noble and family return from Florida and sail to Cuba. Inez Noble visits Washington DC. Local events include Parent-Teachers Association, Square Dance Club, and several church and club gatherings with mentions of travels and guest speakers. Special Lenten services announced at Immanuel Lutheran Church every Wednesday at 8 pm.
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H. W. Hollis
Wilmington
Del
Rydal
Lloyd Cannon
Reese Dean
Lee Noble
Florida
Joan Noble
Mary Washington College
Lee Noble, Jr
Norfolk
Cuba
Inez Noble
Ruth Dowding
Washington, D. C
J. L. Gallagher
W. J. Bonner
Baltimore
Rachel Baylor
Hagerstown
Chas. Noble
Lee Holt
Square
Parent-Teachers
Creighton Carmine
K. E. Hurlburt
Horace Morgan
Queen Anne
Bethesda Church
Robt. Todd
Albert Beevers
John T. Schmick
Schmick
Sailfish Derby Record-Holder Won Too Late in Palm Beach
An eight foot six inch sailfish, two inches longer than previous Silver Sailfish Derby catches, was hauled in two days late by J Sherman Neal of Bridgeville Delaware near West Palm Beach Florida. The fish weighed 70 pounds.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
J. Sherman Neal
Bridgeville
Del
Adventuress Captain Leads Longest Catch in Prize Race
Neal fished aboard the Adventuress captained by Bob Haines at Layton's Park Docks. His prize fish weighed pounds, matching the Chanin winner, but was three inches longer, earning a combined length and weight award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal
Bob Haines
Layton’s Park Docks
Community Notes and Visits Across Goldsboro and Nearby
Mr Edmund Smith returns from Easton Hospital after observation and treatment. Mrs Sue Smith at home after visiting daughter Mrs L Morgan in Baltimore Corner. First Aid course set for Monday night March 10. Dinner guests included Mrs Bessie Dennison Dover Mrs Esther DeWitt and others. MYF bake postponed. A Chinese created the first sheet of paper in 105 A D by pulping vegetable fibers into a flat mold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Smith
Easton Hospital
Sue Smith
L. Morgan
Baltimore Corner
Bessie Dennison
Dover
Esther DeWitt
Roland Cartwright
Jackie Cartwright
Minnie Dennison
Lyman Scotton
Clark Quillen
Peggy
W. Clifford Cortelyou
Rehoboth
Edward Jarrell
Dave King
Noble Jarrell Dineg
Granary
Georgetown
MYF
Local Births and Community Notes from Marydel Area
Marydel area records report newborns at Kent General Hospital in Dover: a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Thomas on February 25 and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Rudy House on February 26. A daughter, Mary Ann, arrived February 21 to Mr. and Mrs. P. Petroschak. March of Dimes drive on the Delaware side of Marydel raised 50 dollars. Paul Smith thanks solicitors. George Ruff and son visited his in‑laws, Clarence and Mrs. Phillips, in Seaford. Mrs. Ruff marked her birthday on March 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Butler
Ellen
Richard Lister
Elsie Woodward
Sarah Bash
Edna Gray
Greensboro
Swarthmore
Arthur Layton
Harrington
J. A. Willoughby
Daniel Glenn
Collingswood
N. J
Lewis Butler
L. H. Thomas
Walter Calloway
Frank Fleming
Nathaniel Towers
Hillsboro
Fannie Trice
Federalsburg
Amos Scott
Jeanette Faulkner
Sandra Lee
Kenneth Ramsburg
Boonsboro
Clinton Luff, Jr
Vernon
Del
Eddie Willis
John Rouse
Kenneth
Ann
Marvin Butler
Jackie
Shirley Faye
Cleveland Henry
Chas Sewell
Queen Anne
Francis Thomas
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Richard E
Rudy House
P. Petroschak
Marydel
Mary Ann
Delaware
Paul Smith
George Ruff
George
Seaford
Clarence Phillips
Ruff
In Memoriam Melvin Hayman Remembrance Verse
In sad but loving remembrance of our dear son Melvin Hayman who was killed March 4 1951 The month of March again is here To us the saddest of the year For it was on a March day That our dear son passed away God has called him Oh how sad Hasteney to is home in Heaven Though he had to leave us all Oh the memory of that morning When they told us he was dead Our hearts were crushed with sorrow For we loved the soul that fled We did not know the pain he bore We did not see him die We only knew he passed away without bidding us good-bye Sadly missed by Mother father and brother Subscribe For The Journal Today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Hayman
Hasteney
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