Cambridge Hospital founder Dr Brice W Goldsborough dies
Dr Brice W Goldsborough 69 founder of Cambridge Hospital and former president of the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland dies at home in Cambridge after a heart attack. Also in Maryland news Governor Ritchie announces 1930 tax rate cut to 25 cents and notes impact of 80 percent estate tax credit. Local notices cover club elections, social visits, theatre, and obituaries.
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Brice W. Goldsborough
Cambridge Hospital
Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of
Maryland
U. S
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Cambridge
Albert C. Ritchie
General Assembly
Ritchie
Greensboro Junior Women Hold Meeting at Stirn Home
Greensboro Junior Women's Club met Monday March 15 at Mrs. Max R Stirn home. President Mrs Richard Garey presided and thanked volunteers for a recent card party. Election named new officers. next meeting April 5 at 6 30 pm at the Firehouse features a Covered Dish Supper and a Your Home Charming program sponsored by Celanese Corp of America Consumer Relations.
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Greensboro
Walter Dillon
Max R. Stirn
B. McClyment
Charles Ellwanger
E. Derrickson
Richard Garey
Celanese Corporation of America
Greensboro High Juniors Stage 3 Act Comedy Tonight
Greensboro High Juniors will present a three act comedy titled Our Hearts Were Young And Gay in the school auditorium. The production captures a 1923 style with period costumes and settings.
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Greensboro High
Greensboro News Briefs On Local Fire And Social Activities
Greensboro Volunteer Fire Co. answered a tractor fire at Louis Bishop’s farm on White Leysburg Road Saturday morning. Intermediate Training Union of the Baptist Church held a Friday social at leader Mrs Dana McClung’s home with 12 members and refreshments. St Paul’s Methodist Junior Choir unveiled new robes in its sanctuary. Local families visited or hosted relatives from Wilmington Chester Henderson Salisbury and Del. An appeal for community loaned attire notes long waistlines and hats for a Greensboro High play directed by Leon Conner. performance at eight with tickets 40c adults 20c children.
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Greensboro
Leon Conner
Greensboro High
Unclear statement on guessers and horse race betting
A brief remark notes that most people who guess at horse races are poor, suggesting that betting proficiency correlates with wealth. The line implies skepticism about amateur handicapting and hints at consequences for those who guess in the future.
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