Community Circle Meets In Goldsboro With Plans For Week Of Prayer
Mrs John Milby hosted WSCS Circle No 1 at her home with 17 members attending Circle No 2 member Wallace Hutson present Worship led by Mrs Ray Kirwin in the VP absence Mrs Josephine Paxson presided Plans discussed for Week of Prayer including a service by Mrs Wilson Davis A community hall supper planned for Oct 29 Also Mary Esther Brown hosted the Happy Timers 4 H Club with 10 members and leader Mrs Garland Turner Guests included Miss Bessie Spafford from Denton Other local visits and birthdays noted plus circuit court jurors from Goldsboro and a Kent General Hospital patient in Dover
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Milby
WSCS
W. J. Murphy
Wallace Hutson
Ray Kirwin
Josephine Paxson
Wilson Davis
Mary Esther Brown
Happy Timers 4-H Club
Garland Turner
Bessie Spafford
Denton
Ann Butler
Edward Butler
Castle Hall
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Dorothy McHendrick
Etta Mae Russell
Marguerite Griffin
Washington, D. C
Jennie Griffin
Marjorie Williams
Glenn Kinnamon
Wilson Smith
Clayton Kinnamon
Salisbury
W. H. Paxson
George Rea
Glenolden
Noble Jarrell
Dave King
Betsy
Debbie
Elbert Jarrell
Joe Jarrell
Wilmington Manor Park
Edward Clark
Frank Reed
Hammerton
Edward Reed
Donna
West Chester
Carroll Clark
Mary Lou
Gene Clark
Red Lion
Carroll
Burlington
N. J
Harry Clark
Felton
Bean
Goldsboro
Clark Quillen
Howard Schockley
Stephen Racz
Homer Stufft
Alfred Blackburn
William Morgan
Newark
Del
Alva Dobson
Wye Mills
Brinton Aukamp
Nolan
Milton Hasse
Jerry and
Bonnie
Quarryville
Wilson Jump
Harry Draper
Jump
Wilmer Dulin
George Weiderhoeft
Camp Kilmer
William Stoops
Portsmouth
Rebecca Fisher
Margaret Cranshaw
Cordova
Mary Dorman
Milo Evans
H. C. DuBois
Greensboro Baptist Church
Camp Mardela
Greensboro
Barbara Butler
Janice Boulais
Greensboro Community News Highlights and Updates
Greensboro residents share weekend visits and church plans. A special Sunday School service is announced at Pilgrim Holiness Church. Local families welcome new neighbors from Miami and Philadelphia. Updates cover hospital patients, travel, and civic club activities. The 4-H club discusses dues and future parties while a regional farm productivity study notes mechanization boosts and future land-use challenges.
Shadowlawn Frozen Food Lockers Celebrates Eighth Anniversary
Enthusiastic crowds attended the eighth anniversary open house at Shadowlawn Frozen Food Lockers in Denton on Monday and Tuesday. Visitors toured the plant and sampled country style cured ham and bacon cheeses and peanut butter. Door prize winners were Mrs. R. L. Nelson of Harrington a year's locker rent, Joe Bacsak of Denton a half year's locker rent, and Ralph Toomey of Denton $3.00 in frozen foods.
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Shadowlawn
Denton
R. L. Nelson
Harrington
Joe Bacsak
Ralph Toomey
County Gains In Farm Acreage Over Long Period
The article explains land gains in county farming from 1910 to the present, noting shifts from hay and pasture to grain, and that horse and mule numbers multiplied by three equal land released. It cites tractors increasing efficiency, with one tractor replacing about four horses or mules, per the Committee. statewide gains total about 456000 acres from a 152000 de-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee For Conservation
Greensboro Junior Woman's Club Meeting Notes
The Greensboro Junior Woman's Club met at Betty Weaver's home with twenty three members. Plans for a rummage sale on October 17 and 18 were finalized and a District Meeting in Hurlock on November 7 was noted. Members were invited to Reciprocity Night by College Park Junior Woman's Club on November 13 and a talk by Mrs. Lowe on Family Living was arranged for October 13 at the Greensboro Fire House. A turkey raffle was approved for Thanksgiving and a surprise shower for Jean Edwards followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Lowe
Doris Long
Mable Biffle
Jean Edwards
Hillsboro Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Hillsboro residents list Sunday guests and visits across Maryland and Washington. Families from Elizabethtown Ches tertown and Denton, along with Meintzer, Tribbitt, Holland, and Moss circles, visited relatives in Baltimore Dover and Federalsburg. Mrs Wather is reported very ill in Easton Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Good
Elizabethtown
Wm. Revelle
Chestertown
Sherman Tribbitt
Denton
Ralph Holland
Estelle Meintzer
Earl Bailey
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
R. W. Beaven
Dover
Oliver Hewitt
Federalsburg
W. Russell
Blanche Morse
Kemp Stewart
Herbert Honecker
Silver Spring
Charles Jarrell
Oscar Clark
Mabel Duffey
Sadye Wothers
Long Meadows Farm
H. Cresap Moss
Odessa
John Wathers
Memorial Hospital
Eas
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Grayson Wheatley
Wm. Kerns
Ann
Betty Lou Dobson
Virginia
College Park
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Pfe
Howard Strannahan
Fort Belvoir
Charles Shropshire
Miami, Fla
Lawrence Wright
L. I. Jones
Henry Dean
Dover Hospital
Charles Rich
Purnal Dean
Wilmington
Strawbridge and Clothier
Walter Witten
Easton Hospital
Charles Criggle
Philadelphia
Nora Pritchett
Joe Simpson
Alvin E. Simpson, Jr
Fort Eustis
Lester Bickling
Clarence Russ
Easton
Ola Walls
Myron Smith
Pottstown
Barclay
Nolan Rasnick
Rosa Boyd
Cyrus Stufft
Betty Lou
Lilanerch
Marvin Boyd
Marine Base
Cherry Point
N. C
West Denton
G. Clifton Cohee
Prop
Cooper's
Betty Weaver
Hillsboro
Harold Davis
Centreville
Ethel Holt
Rudy
Center - Harrington
Raul Etl Dee
Hamilton
Denton, Md
Laurel, Delaware
Roe
Congress
United Nations
Robert P. Cannon
Emerson Cleaners
R. Aden