Greensboro Sunday fire destroys Lee Harris trailer unit
A trailer owned by Lee Harris Jr on Paul Longfellow property near Whitesburg caught fire around 1 am when bed clothes were ignited by a heater. The trailer and contents were a total loss. Nearby social notes list multiple visits and gatherings from the Greensboro Homemakers and other residents with names, places, and brief events in the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro Volunteer Fire Co
Lee Harris, Jr
Paul Longfellow
Whiteleysburg
Greensboro WSCS Met Last Week
The Women’s Society of Christian Service held its regular November meeting in Greensboro with thirty-two members present. The program Scientific Knowledge A Stewardship outlined how FAO UN aids human skill use to combat hunger and promote shared stewardship. A three level display illustrated food’s importance with Sallman’s Head of Christ, diverse foods, and farm inputs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Society of Christian Service
Circle No. 3
Food and Agriculture Organization
F.A.O
United Nations
Sallman
Christ
Jesus
Atomic Energy Exhibit Arrives at Salisbury S T C
The nation’s atomic energy show visits Salisbury November 18 19 20 in the State Teachers College Gymnasium from 3 to 9 p m daily. Organized by America Museum of Atomic Energy Oak Ridge Tenn and sponsored by University of Maryland Wicomico County Board of Education and the State Teachers College. Visitors can test samples with a Geiger counter view uranium ore and purified metal and receive radioactive souvenirs note radioisotopes in science medicine agriculture and industry. The Van de Graaff generator will fascinate spectators and the program is free to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
State Teachers College
America Museum of Atomic Energy
Oak Ridge, Tenn
University of Maryland
Wicomico County Board of Education
van de Graaff
Real or Myth Flying Saucers Revealed
After a six year inquiry the Air Force and Navy report that half of saucer sightings are phonies, 30 percent have known origins, and 20 percent remain unexplained. The November 22 issue of The American Weekly in color gravure features the full story in The Baltimore Sunday American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Air Force
Navy
American Weekly
Magazine
In Color Gravure
Baltimore Sunday American
Health for All Christmas Seals Fight TB Message
A public health appeal explains that buying Christmas Seals supports tuberculosis control work in communities. It emphasizes TB spread by healthy appearing carriers, cooperation with health authorities, and funding for research and national programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuberculosis Association
Greensboro Junior Womens Club Met Last Week
The Greensboro Junior Womens Club gathered in the Fire Hall room to plan attendance at the Maryland Federation of Womens Clubs luncheon in St Michaels on November 12. Members announced a $305 Greensboro area Girl Scout Finance drive, chaired by Miss Mary Katherine Porter, with a $5 club donation and help offered for tag day. Co-hostesses Mrs Russell Deaner and Mrs Calvin Butler served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Isabel MacDonald
Marydel
Irene Bilbrough
E. O. Hodgson
Junior Baptist Training Union
Mary Baker
Maryland Federation of Womens Clubs
St. Michaels
Mary Katherine Porter
Junior Womens Club
Russell Deaner
Calvin Butler
Tuberculosis Eradication Program and Christmas Seals
A program aims to improve TB treatment and prevention and promotes purchasing Christmas Seals as part of the effort. The message highlights funding through the seal sale as a means to support eradicating tuberculosis.
Gala Holiday Program At The Dentonia Theatre
The Dentonia Theatre showcases the film Reaching From Heaven next week. The feature is praised for its moral impact and strong Christian messages. It is described as a powerful sermon on greed, hypocrisy, and faith, presenting Christianity as a seven day practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dentonia Theatre
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Janice Boulais
Beatrice Butler
Anne
Edward Ross
Goldsboro
John Lyons
Wilmington
Hersey Allen
Easton
R. B. Rawlings
James Butler
Hugh and
Wayne
Town
Elmer Shoemaker
Denton
L. W. Taylor
Jg. B. C. Taylor
Gary Levin
Philadelphia
William Hugg
Barbara
Milford
Carlton Smith
Leon Griffith
George Lake
Seaford
J. R. Lake
Esther Pepper
Felton
Nelson Frazer
Anna A. Stevenson
Jennie Halstead
Hazardville
Conn
J. F. Stevenson
J. E. Boulais, Jr
William Dean
Bowers Beach
Del
Albert Shields
Ida Mae
Jimmy
Ida Shields
Willie Shields
Dover
Cyrus Stufft
Betty Lou
Paoli
Irving Morris
Yale Tech
Blairsville
Harry Draper
Arthur Hutson
Noble Sipple, Sr
Lawrence Sipple
Noble Sipple, Jr
Chester
Anthony Gianninato
Tony
Bellemore
N. Y
Walter Isaacs
Falcroft
Laura Isaacs
Judy
Freddy Thornton
Hillsboro
Florence Thornton
Eddie Hobbs
Frank Hobbs
W. L. Goldsborough
Baltimore
Dorothy Swann
Georgia Swann
Clayton Wyatt
Medford Hutson
Memorial Hospital
J. E. Weaver
Clifford Heinold
Joanna Baynard
Hazel Moyer
Wyoming
Purnal Dean
Delaware Hospital
Dean
Harry Karcher
Jake Mayer
Howard Jones
Kathy
Robert Baker
Fred Dill
August Kibler
Margaret Myers
WSCS
Wqtaletaigtei Gietzign
Bowens Stationery
N. Washington Street
The
Journal Today
Junior Womens Club of
Fostoria
Rogers Bros
Wallace Sterling
Gudtan
Denten
Maryland
PowerFlite
Chrysler
H.P
New Yorker
Bullock & White
Denton, Md
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