Community News Highlights from Greensboro and Vicinity
Mrs. Ethel Thornton hosts visitors from College Park to Greensboro. Families from Cordova Melville N J Philadelphia Ridgely and Dover visit relatives and attend events. Lions Club attends church service. Shown are guests from Wilmington Wilmington and other towns. A shower, birthdays and a drive for Mr. Darling and Mr. Porter mark social life. The Dickerson Co expands Greensboro Ridgely road and Baptist junior class holds a social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Swann
New Castle
Georgia Swann
Lions Club
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Mattie Wyatt
Barbara
Wilmington
Ida Shields
Pearl Joiner
Denton-Greensboro
Ella Walls
Alvin Simpson
Herman Kemp, Jr
Simpson
Maryland University Hospital
Davis Bishop
Baltimore
Noah Merchant
Philadelphia
Frank Usilton, Jr
U. S. Coast Guard
Elizabeth City
N. C
Frank Usilton
Leon Nichols
Ridgely
Joseph Roche
Carroll Serman, Jr
Thad Snyder
Shaw Air Force Base
Sumpter
Edgar Shockley
Hopewell
Harry Draper
John Hayden
Layton Mackey
Wilmer Webber
Grovie Richards
Smyrna
Charles Rash
Robert Mackey
Tamery
Georgetown
Del
Kensie Rash
Webber
Bradford Cooper
Don
Earl Cooper
Wyoming
Harry Karcher
R. L. Mitchell
Kemp Walls
Medford Walls
Lester Carroll
Alton Brubaker
Carlisle Minner, Jr
Denton
Norman Edwards
Tinker Todd
James Pippin
Jennie Hartnett
Ruth Seiler
Thomas Wright
William Dyer
Greensboro
Jack Hollingsworth
Centreville
Philip Taylor
Easton
Nicodemus Laramore
Goldsboro
Claude Towers
Darling
Porter
Jane Ingersoll
New York City
Velma P. Skerns
Harold Cohee
Mobil Flames
Atlantic City
Convention
Marley Pinder
Clifford George
Cordova
Gary
Samuel Wood
Harry Darling
Town
Dickerson Co
Greensboro- Ridgely
Isabel Williams
Ronnie
Dover
Maggie Butler
James Butler and Sons
Greensboro Junior Women’s Club Meets at Mrs Pearson
The Greensboro Junior Women’s Club met March 1 at Mrs Clar ence Pearson’s home. President Mrs Richard Garey opened with the Collect and members heard a Denton board meeting report by Mrs Walter Fountain and Mrs Zeth Weaver Jr. Plan for a March 15 meeting and officer election were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Max Stirn
Local marriages listed across Delaware and New Jersey parishes
The marriage license roundup records several couples from Delaware and nearby New Jersey towns. Daniel Roy Dorman, 20, and Irma Irene Schmucker, 18, Federalsburg. Elmer Leon Morris, 27, and Julia Frances Bishop, 34, Lewes. Joseph W. Bradley, 18, Goldsboro, and Pauline A. Reynolds, 19, Felton. Melvin E. Willin, 20, and Georgia Ann Jester, 28, Federalsburg. Lynwood V. Rawley, 35, Absecon, N J, and Elizabeth W. Jermon, 30, Collingswood, N J. Cornelius Butler, 21, Denton. Martha Moore, 18, Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Roy Dorman
Irma Irene Schmucker
Federalsburg
Elmer Leon Morris
Julia Frances Bishop
Lewes
Del
Joseph W. Bradley
Goldsboro
Pauline A. Reynolds
Felton
Melvin E. Willin
Georgia Ann Jester
Lynwood V. Rawley
Absecon
N. J
Elizabeth W. Jermon
Collingswood
Cornelius Butler
Denton
Martha Moore
Milton
Edgell Couple Mark Slst Wedding Anniversary
Mrs. L H Thomas hosted Mr. and Mrs. J Tl Edgell of Greenwood for a dinner honoring the former's fifty first wedding anniversary. Ivah Davis and J Herbert Edgell were married fifty one years ago by Rev D J Givan at Todd's Church. Mrs. Thomas played the wedding music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Tl. Edgell
Greenwood
L. H. Thomas
Ivah Davis
J. Herbert Edgell
D. J. Givan
Todd’s Church
Thomas
Corinne Starkey
Elmer Butler
Lewis Butler
Greensboro
Gee Johnson
Charlie Messick
Harrington
Bernard H. Thomas
Raoul la Wall
Washington College
L. ST. Thomas
Russell Stevens
Burrsville
Stevens
Roland Towers
Billy
Tommy
Danny
Federallburg
J. C. Hardesty
Carlton
Edward Pippin
Tuckahoe Neck
Charlotte
Johnny Lister
Chas. Lister
Milford Memorial Hospital
Marvin Butler
Local families visit relatives this past week
Hickman Susie Noble reports visits across towns as Allen Breeding stayed with sister and family in New Haven Conn. Alpheus Horn ey and Alten Breeding with sons Ronnie and Robin came from near Farmington, Ella Breeding joined Russell Breeding and Herman Tlignutt in Wilmington. Cpl Robert Messick and Jesse Trotte visited relatives, Oscar Torbert returned home from convalescing, Henry Parker visited from Wilmington, and Wade Isner plans Georgia visit as farmers stay busy with gardening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Breeding
Alpheus Horney
New Haven
Conn
Alten Breeding
Ronnie
Robin
Farmington
Ella Breeding
Russell Breeding
Herman Tlignutt
Wilmington
Little Dale Nagel
Federalsburg
Isaac Noble
Wilmer Nagel
Clem Melaney
Sallie Wroten
Robert Messick
Jesse Trotte
Harrington
Floyd Messick
Oscar Torbert
James Foxwell
Harry Willis
Andersontown
Frank Beauchamp
J. N., Drummond
Henry Parker
Sam Andrew
Baltimore man visits town and nat al anniversary noted
Mr L. R. Dukes of Baltimore was in town last Friday. Miss Ann Butler observed her natal anniversary last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Dukes
Baltimore
Ann Butler
Hill wins Daytona 200 mile motorcycle race
Bobby Hill of Columbus Ohio finishes first in the AMA sanctioned 200 mile National Championship at Daytona Beach Florida riding a Birmingham Small Arms machine. He averages an unofficial 94.24 mph on the 4.1 mile course with few spills and no serious injuries. Amateur race winner is Bob Stilwell a Houston Texas high school senior riding a Triumph averaging 93.26 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Hill
Columbus
Ohio
Daytona Beach
Fla
Birmingham
Bob Stilwell
Houston
Texas
Ridgely Wins 3-2 Over Kent Island In Tight Soccer Match
Eastern Shore Soccer League results show Ridgely edging Kent Island 3-2 on Ridgely pitch to level the playoff series at one game each. Marvin Pippin scored twice in the first half to give Ridgely the early lead as the heated game unfolded with late drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely
Kent Island
Marvin
Pippin
Thomas sets Florida speedway mark in stock car race
Herb Thomas of Olivia North Carolina set a record time of 1 hour 46 minutes 16 seconds in winning the 100 mile Grand National Circuit stock car race at Jacksonville Florida on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Thomas
Olivia
N. C
Jacksonville
Fla
Ridgely leads 3-2 after tense second period
In a Kent Island tilt, Ridgely broke ahead on a penalty kick by Don Towers after a disputed corner call by officials Rus sell Eaton. Harold Legg protested for 15 minutes before play resumed as Kent Island clawed back with goals from Howard Cook and Don Walls but could not level the score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Lane
Ridgely
Russell Eaton
Don Towers
Harold Legg
Kent Island
Howard Cook
Don Walls
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Ethel Thornton
Strode Beckham
Rebecca Fisher
Herbert Dorman
Melville, N. J
Mary Dorman
Lewis Taylor
Samuel Carrow
Robert Porter
Lewis Jones
Messrs
Taylor and
Pearson
Hobbs
Betty Furness
Breeding & Nichols
Westinghouse
Great New
Westinghouse Appliances
Rael
Maile
Hamilton
Gudsian
Hickman
Susie Noble
Eastern Shore Soccer League
The
Journal Today
Fred J. Wright
Alton Billmeier
C. Elsie Billmeier
Optometrists
Mem
Bullock & White
Gay Streets
Spaceraa
Denton, Maryland