Corner Hill Homemakers Club Meeting Report
The Corner The Double Hills Homemakers Club met Tuesday afternoon March 22 at Mrs. Margaret Long home with 15 members and 1 visitor present. President Evelyn Schall led the meeting. Topic included history and singing of Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms and other tunes. A rally at Concord is planned for April 26. An International Tea will be held at Marydel. A $5 donation was approved for repainting the home demonstrator office. Members were reminded to eat vitamin C and to wrap frozen meat properly. Next meeting is April 27 at Mrs Edna DeFord home with Easter hat parade prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Double Hills Homemakers Club
Margaret Long
Evelyn Schall
Schall
Edith Depew
Country Gentleman
Arctic
Mildred Scott
Helen Wilson
Edna DeFord
Thelma DeFord
Climax of Trinity Methodist week of dedication noted
Last Sunday capped a week of dedication at Trinity Methodist Church with talks by David King and Noble Jarrell Jr. and special choir music. Sympathy offered to Roland Cartwright on the death of Nelson Palmatory in Fairville, Pa. Others visited and traveled, including Mrs Linwood Jarrell with son Woodie in Baltimore and Miss Louise Milby on a business trip.
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Trinity Methdist Church
David King
Noble Jarrell Jr
Roland Cartwright
Cartwright and Lapizina Return from Visits in Illinois
Leroy Cartwright on Sunday afternoon. Mr J O S Lapizina has returned from an extended visit with his daughter Mrs Carl Sorsen in Evanston Illinois.
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Leroy Cartwright
Mr. J. Os. Lapizina
Carl Sorsen
Evanston, Ill
Milford and area social notes in brief
Hickman Mr and Mrs Clarence Porter and children and Mrs Clarence Breeding were in Milford shopping Saturday. Mr and Mrs Joshua Porter and Mrs Clarence Porter and daughter Joyce Jay spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Carlton Dukes of Preston. Mr and Mrs Willie Breeding spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Emery Breeding of Andersontown. Mrs Anna Hayman Vickery has been on the sick list for the last week. Mrs Irwin Day and baby of here visited Mr and Mrs Isaac Noble last Thursday. Mrs Clayton Brown and daughters Barbara and Shirley spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs A B Cohee of Goldsboro. Mrs Wade Bullet and Abs James Hardesty of Pie Vine visited Saturday with Mr and Mrs George Wilson. Mrs Thurs Willis and children spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs N Drummond. Rev Ernest Wright of Milton died. Mr and Mrs Isaac Noble and Mr and Mrs Wilmer Nagel and daughter Sue Ann of Federalsburg spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Samuel Andrews.
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Clarence Porter
Clarence Breeding
Milford
Joshua Porter
Joyce Jay
Carlton Dukes
Preston
Willie Breeding
Emery Breeding
Andersontown
Anna Hayman Vickery
Ares. Marcaret Breeding
Roland Dukes
Federalsburg
Irwin
Here
Issac Noble
Clayton Brown
Barbara
Shirley
A. B. Cohee
Goldsboro
Wade “Ilutt
Abs
James Hardesty
Pie Vine
Sat
Waranty
Lewin
Ernest Wright
Milton
Isaac Noble
Wilmer Nagel
Sue Ann
Samuel Andrews
Orphan's Court Meets in Regular Session with Executors Named
The Orphans' Court held a regular session led by Chief Judge N. Roland Towers with Associate Judges Charles V. Moore and J. Norris Coulbs. Actions filed include proof of publication notice to creditors and a distribution account for the estate of John W. Schmick by executors Henry F. Schmick John T. Schmick and Edward A. Schmick. A report of sale in the Emma T. Preston estate by administrators Hart S. Turpin and John F. Turpin Sr. was filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphan's Court
N. Roland Towers
Charles V. Moore
J. Norris Coulbs
John W. Schmick
Henry F. Schmick
John T. Schmick
Edward A. Schmick
Emma T. Preston
Harts D. Turpin
John F. Turpin Sr
Estate releases and final accounts filed in multiple notices
Release filed in the estate of Evelyn J L Stewart by Belle Tar File. First and final account of administration and distribution filed in the estate of Frederick Hathorne by Peter E Jorgensen administrator. Proof of publication notice to creditors. Petition and order to amend personal property inventory and to make sale of total property at private sale. Separate debt distribution filed.
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Evelyn JL. Stewart
Belle
J. Ud. Nite Os
Caulk Oe Afipessen
Frederick Hathorne
Peter E. Jorgensen
Seperate
A Convenient High Chair for the Kitchen
A simple DIY solution uses four rubber-tipped door stops slid onto chair legs to create a stable high chair for kitchen work or to aid a small child.
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Washington
Hickman
Urday
Mrs
George Wilson
Thurs
Willis
N. Drummond
Orphans’ Court
Chestertown
Ubeeaegee
Equitable Society
Equitable
Board of Directors
Home Office
Earl M. Crouse
Arti
Denton
RCA Victor
Rover & Barto
North Sixth Street
Denton, Maryland
Easton, Maryland
THE
Equitable Life Assurance Society OF the
United States
New York State
Thomas J. Parkinson
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
Seventh Avenue
New York
M. E. Stevens