Bingo Party at Eden Hall Friday Evening
The Sewing Circle hosts a Bingo Party at Eden Hall on Friday November 16 at 8 p m with prizes and refreshments. Several local residents and visitors are noted visiting relatives and neighbors across Easton Wilmington and Greensboro including the Jones Palmers and the Shentons. Master Niles Clark visits grandmother Mrs W F Clark for a two week stay and John W Meredith underwent surgery at Memorial Hospital Easton with wishes for a speedy recovery.
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Eden Hall
T. A. Montague
Wm. A. Palme
Charles Nichols
Greensboro
C. A. Shenton
Wilmington
Mary S. Pippin
Alex Houseal
Alice Burchard
Church Hill
John W. Meredith
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Cloppe and Clopper Attend 50th Anniversary in Boyce
In Hillsboro Mr and Mrs David Cloppe with Mesdames Mason and Fritz Clopper attended the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Samuel Riley in Boyce Virginia. Other locals include Baltimore visitors Brown Eaton and son Billy, Mrs Estelle Meintzer visiting then Washington, Anne and Jean Beaven with Milton Beaven, and visits by Thomas Cruikshank and family. The Community Club plans a meeting November 13 at the Club House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Cloppe
Mesdames Mason
Fritz Clopper
Samuel Riley
Boyce
Brown Eaton
Billy Brown
Estelle Meintzer
Baltimore
Milton Beaven
Thomas Harper
Washington, D. C
John George
Sudlersville
Thomas Cruikshank
Thomas Cruikshank Jr
Lucy George
Peggy Gillipsie
Thomas Crui
Preston social notes and weekend visits
The Square Dance Club met at the former Belmont Club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Trice III and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Phillips. Guests included Mrs. Creighton Carmine and Mrs. Erna Courson at a Cambridge bridge luncheon. Many residents hosted or traveled, with trips to Baltimore to see the Navy Notre Dame game and visits by Mrs. Mason Ayers of Palo Alto to Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Plummer, along with others hosting dinners and gatherings weekend and Monday routines.
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Belmont Club
T. L. Trice III
Clarence Phillips
Creighton Carmine
Erna Courson
Carl Veach
Cambridge
H. M. Hollis
R. Walter Clement
Harry R. Taylor
Bridge Club
Lee Noble
E. J. Harris
Baltimore
Herman Schmick
Carolyn
Mason Ayers
Palo Alto
California
H. B. Plummer
Chas. Seymour
Easton
Reese Dean
Maple Ave
J. Frank Patchett
Mrs. I'red King
Atlanta, Ga
Resolutions on the Death of Mrs. Cora McDaniel
Church resolutions honor Mrs. Cora McDaniel a longtime Women's Work Council member of the Denton Church of the Brethren. They extend sympathy to her family and declare the resolutions to be entered in minutes and sent to the deceased’s kin and published in the county press.
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Cora McDaniel
Women’s Work Council
Denton
Deaths in Denton area include Barwick Harris and Cain
Funeral services were held for John Robert Barwick 54 of Denton who died after his car left the road while driving home from work. Solomon Noble Harris 83 of Greensboro died after a long illness with services at St Pauls Church and burial in Denton Cemetery. Dr. Cain a Church Hill native who died in New York City had services at St Luke's Church Church Hill and was buried in Church Hill Cemetery. Survivors include Barwick’s wife former Mabel Meeks daughter Clyde Bell and granddaughter Margaret Ann Bell. Harris leaves wife three daughters one son and a sister with several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Cain had two sisters and lived in Church Hill and Hyattsville Maryland.
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John Robert Barwick
Eastern Light Company
Denton
Market Street
Thomas J. Turkington
Grace Methodist Church
Denton Cemetery
Mr. Barwick
C. H. Stonesifer
Greensboro
Tuckahoe Neck
Mabel Meeks
Clyde Bell
Margaret Ann Bell
Solomon Noble Harris
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Cc. C. Harris
Oxford
Grayson H. Wheatley
St. Paul’s
Harris
Solomon
Margaret Adams Harris
Order of Reg Men
Willie E. Harris
Ola Wallis
Bertha Simpson
Mary Eddingfield
Wilmington
Edward G. Dean
Nora
Cain
Church Hill
New York City
Guyon Gratton
Rapidan
Virginia
Adelaide Crane Clough
Hyattsville
Maryland
St. Luke’s Church
Notice of Dr Mary Clough Cain Death and PTA Meeting Highlights
Relatives received notice this week of the sudden death of Dr. Mary Clough Cain of New York City and Church Hill Maryland. The PTA meeting covered health education, student exhibits, grade reports, and thanks to the Lions Club for playground equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Clough Cain
New York City
Church Hill
Maryland
Mrs George Whiteley Dies at Easton Home at 83
Mrs George Whiteley of Preston died Sunday November 4 at the Home for Aged Women in Easton. She was aged 83. The funeral was held Tuesday at the Easton Home at 2 o'clock with burial in the Preston church cemetery.
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George Whiteley
Preston
Easton
Address on needs of children in troubled times
Dr. Prescott of the University of Maryland School of Education spoke on the needs of children and youth in troubled times. Mrs. Turkington described ongoing efforts by the State PTA to persuade the legislature and Governor to pass a bill raising teachers salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
School of Education
Department of Family Life
University of Maryland
Turkington
Wonsan Port Ties to Japanese WWII Military Hubs
Wonsan in North Korea served as a key World War II base for Japan, functioning as both an air and submarine operations center and later emerging in historical accounts as a strategic port and industrial site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonsan
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Henderson
Hillsboro
Iron Curtain
Crusade For Freedom
Radio Free Europe
John R. Barwick
Caroline County
William Edward and
Mary C. Plummer Barwick
Solomon N. Harris
Mary C. Cain
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School In Action
Miles
T. Conover Crouse
Caroline High School
Percy Scudder
Thos. J. Turkington
Hagerstown
Scudder
Daniel A
R. D. Grier
Salisbury, Md
Ment
Duncan Phyfe
Cooper's
Madame Mariee
Madame Marie
Race St
Caroline
Department of Maryland
Denton, MD
Denton Journal
Denton, Maryland
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