W. S. C. S conducts March meeting and services
The W S C S met in the Sunday School room on March 14 at 8 pm with Mrs. O B Blades presiding. Devotional led by Mrs A W Strickland on Hast Thou Not Known, readings by Mrs Walston Carmine and Plummer. One new member welcomed, nineteen present, plans for April clothing drive announced, social program by Circle No 2. Various members listed with visits, hospital stays, and local social updates. The program included St Patrick's themed activities, readings, games, and refreshments. A Mary Baker Eddy quote about the nature of man closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Blades
A. W. Strickland
Landon Walston
G. C. Carmine
Harold Plummer
Lee Nobis
H. M. Harris
Helen McAllister
Circle No. 2
Circle No. 1
Lloyd Harding
T. L. Trice Jr
Howard Harris
St. Patrick’s
Mason Cheezum
Cheezum
Pfe
William B. Taylor
Medical Corps
South Pacific
E. T. Moore
T. L. Trice
Hillsboro Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Samuel Naylor returned from Camden New Jersey with Jean Marter for a weekend visit. Expressions of hospitality include Mrs Lloyd Fleming Mrs Robert Kibler and C R Hicks dining with Brown Eaton. Several residents visited Washington for weekends and events while others hosted cards and attended funerals in Centreville. Local guests traveled to Philadelphia Chestertown Greensboro and Wilmington for leisure and errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Naylor
Wm. Marter
Camden
N. J
Jean Marter
Lloyd Fleming
Queen Anne
Robert Kibler
C. R. Hicks
Brown Eaton
Vernon Baker
Frances Pinder
Jean
Marjorie Baker
Washington
Joseph M. Eaton
Chas. Jarrell
Depue Duffy
Carrie Fleming
May Dean
Elwood Fleming
Laura Virginia Fleming
Obbie Jones
Centreville
Arthur and
Crosley
Kenton
Del
Pearl Sparklin
Jos. M. Eaton
Milford Kline
Philadelphia
Thomas Cruikshank
Chestertown
Harry Kemp
Greensboro
Ralph Holland
Wilmington
GEMS OF THOUGHT The universal does not attract us until housed in an individual
A concise, reflective line emphasizing that broad ideas gain impact only when embodied by a specific person. It centers on individuality as the bridge between abstract thought and personal relevance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Arrival at the appointed end follows a single road
A concise paraphrase of Seneca’s maxim states that one reaches goals by sticking to a chosen path and avoiding wandering through many routes. The guidance emphasizes focused effort and restraint to achieve a fixed destination.
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Preston
Claude Chambers
Trenton
Chambers
Claudia Ann
Baltimore
Dewey Chambers
N. H. Fooks
G. Roger Meyers
Raymond Webster
Janice
J. N. Todd
J. R. Downes
Newark
H. 8. Wright Sr
Eleanor Trice
J. L. Gallagher
Geneva Nichols
George Poole
Mary Baker Eddy
Hillsboro
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Seneca
Charles F. Fountain
Bridgeville
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Greenwood
Josh
Conference of Alcoholic Beverage Industries, Inc
Salisbury
Reddy
Best Buy
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Roddy Kilowatt
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