Bible Builds Bridges Not Walls National Week Theme
The 22nd annual National Bible Week runs October 15 to 21, sponsored by Laymen's National Committee. The year’s theme, The Bible Builds Bridges Not Walls, urges unity through faith and defends freedom of worship and free enterprise.
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Miss Mildred Ginn Travels to Milwaukee for Niece Visit
Greensboro notes greet visitors from Delaware Pennsylvania and Maryland. Many relatives and friends are mentioned as they visit, attend events, or recover from illness. Next Sunday in St Pauls Church emphasizes Youth Sunday with a sermon titled Youth In Religion.
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Mildred M. Ginn
Milwaukee, Wis
J. J. Lennon
R. B. Rawlings
Hugh Butler
John Lyons
Wilmington
Alfred Blackburn
Frank Baughley
Ocean City
Richard Walls
Baltimore
Edward Walls
William McClyments
Gerry
Charles Smith
St. Michaels
St. Paul’s Church
Social calls and visits across towns in Delaware and beyond
Mrs J Spicher of Wilmington spent days with the Listers Simmons and Ellers groups in Harrington and Williston while others called on Mrs James Sculley. Meintzers and Nancy vacationed in Richmond Virginia with Rice hosts and attended a party for an upcoming early November wedding. Davis joined the Democratic Victory Dinner in Pikesville with Vice President Johnson present. Sherman family called to Midway Pa on a death in the family. Stedman hosted visitors Dow and Gothy from Canton and Omaha.
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J. Spicher
Wilmington
Henry Lister
Elmer Simmons
Pennsylvania
Ray Simmons
Williston
Norman Walls
Elizabeth Donovan
Bertha Ellers
Harrington
James Sculley
Frank Hobbs and Son
Salisbury
Mary Raughley
Goldsboro
Arthur Porter
Willis
Pikesville Armory
Johnson
Joseph Sherman
Greensboro
Midway
Gene Stedman
W. Young
Wendy Sue
Centreville
Fannie Kelly
Erie
Harry Stedman
J. Paul Temple
Seaford
W. T. Temple
Harold Fountain
A. O. Saulsbury
Roland Irwin
Town
Calvin Covington
Mary Lynn Covington
Mary McClintock
John Griffin
Ridgely
Kate Hynes
Baltimore
Joseph Richardson
Marvin Redden
John M. Saulsbury
Rehoboth Beach
Charles Messick
West Virginia
Ohio
Maryland
Virginia
John Charles
C. H. Messick
Elsie Hanrahan
Long Island
N. Y
Frederick
Thomas Stafford
Dover
Tilghman Rash
Tilghman Rash, Jr
W. E. Denise
Walace Wroten
Hollywood
Florida
Charles Wroten
Millersville
Wm. Wroten
Del
Martin L. Sutton
Robert
New London
Conn
Mary Laird
Valley Forge Military Academy
Grace Vernon Smith
Greenwood
Andrew Rampmeyer
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Local Social Notes Brighten Denton and Surrounding Towns
Hickman notes church services at Prospect and Union. families from Williston, Concord, Millsboro, Bridgeville, Greenwood, and Denton share meals and visit. Local residents host birthdays and dinners including O Day and Fearins families. Minnie Nichols relocates to Denton. youths participate in church communion.
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Prospect Church
Union Church
Richard Wilson
Elaine
Williston
Jesse Fearins
Paul Scott
Kenny
Rita Ann
Wheatley Neal
Concord
Lawrence Drummond
Diane
Susan
Allen
David
Drummond
Andrew Moore
Millsboro
Luther Lee
Timmy
Denton
Leslie Scott
Irvin O’day
Billy Gray
Paul O’day
Janet
Linda
Lois O’day
Stevie
Larry
Gail
Cindy
Bridgeville
Greenwood
Frank Brown
Dale
Joe Laramore
Bill Tull
Wayne
Bobby
Mike
Debbie
Preston News Highlights Local Social Ties and Poultry Princess
Local society notes recount military families in Virginia and Delaware visitors in Preston. Poultry Princess Carole Anne Kleinwachter is crowned in Harrisburg, with family roots traced to Preston. Community events include library talk, hospital auxiliary activities, garden club meetings, and church picnics.
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Carole Anne Kleinwachter
University of Maryland
Northeastern Poultry Producers Council
Harrisburg
Miss Kleinwachter
William H. Kleinwachter
Preston
Sophronia Cousins
Caroline County
Wesley Washell
E. R. Butler
H. Reese Deane
Wayne Harris
Rockville
Howard Harris
In Memoriam Allen “Buddy” Hubbard
In loving memory of Allen Hubbard who died Oct 4 1957. Do not ask if we miss him for a vacant place remains. I hear his footsteps and see his smiling face. Days of sadness come o er us. Tears in silence flow. Memory keeps him near. Five years have passed. Sadly missed by Mr and Mrs Dawson Hubbard and Family.
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Hubbard
Allen
Buddy) Hubbard
Mrs. Dawson Hubbard
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