Social News Roundup From Denton and Vicinity
Miss Nancy Strong, a Maryland sophomore, visited parents. Miss Anne Wilson, a New Yorker, stayed with Denton households while serving at Poly Clinic Hospital in New York for 12 years and supervising the Children’s Ward. Community events include BPW Fellowship Sunday, parish gatherings, family visits, and club meetings with meals, demonstrations, and plans for education and 4‑H activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Jean Strong
University of Maryland
Talmage Strong
Anne P. Wilson
New York
George W. Clendaniel
J. Kemp Stevens
Denton
Easton Hospital School of Nursing
Wilson
Polyclinic Hospital
Irving D. Chaney
Washington
Margaret Finn
Alma Fisher
Stella Williams
W. J. Huffington
Alfred G. Gellett
Philadelphia
Edwin E. Gelletly
Cumberland
A. G. Gelletly
Williston
Wm. D. Uhler
Minnie B. Todd
H. Calvin Todd
Preston
S. Bradford Downes
Veblen
South Dakota
Downes
Fred R. Owens
Raymond Fifield
Leo Slaughter
New England
Russell Fifield
Naval Air Station
Quonset Point
Rhode Island
Alton
Elsie Billmeier
Middle Atlantic Educational Congress
Pittsburgh
Dawson O. George
Orme George
Houston
Texas
Guilds of Christ Episcopal Church
Omar E. Jones
Seaford
W. W. Simmons
Harrington
R. W. Knight
Magnolia
Old Wilmington Conference Academy
Dover
Frank L. R. Nuttle
Hattie Hubbard
Nelson Hubbard
Edward Hives
Lewis MewNeal
Myrs Milo Crane
Ivan Gaiman
C. W. Laramore
Elkton
Lida Trice
A. R. Kveal
Homemakers Club Discusses Extra Money Making Ideas
The Double Hills Homemakers Club met Friday afternoon at Edith Depew's home. President Evelyn Schall led with an opening song and the Homemakers Creed. Nine members and one visitor answered a roll call on topic 11 A about ways to earn extra money, including patchwork, darning, poultry, milk and eggs, gardening, crochet, and sewing changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Double Hills Homemakers Club
Edith Depew
Evelyn Schall
Maggie
Clementine
Miss Spafford
Spafford
Grace Krabill
Teensboro Homemakers Club Meeting Notes at W.S.C.S Hall
The Teensboro Homemakers Club met at the W.S.C.S. Hall on October 12 with a 12:30 luncheon. Members praised the dishes, noting each successive course tasted better than the last, and remarked that food scarcity was not evident at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teensboro Homemakers Club
W.S.C.S. Hall
Unity Homemakers Club Meeting and River Road Unit Notes
Unity Homemakers Club meets Wednesday at 2 PM October 20 at Mrs. John E. French home. Topic: A Christmas custom in our family. Miss Spafford demonstrates Color in the Kitchen. River Road Little Workers holds second meeting at Betty Layton home electing Barabara Fuchs president Joyce Pollard vice president Mary Catherine Spencer secretary Betty Layton treasurer. Three absent seven present two reported late. Discussed projects half year cooking sew other. Adjourned. Mrs Layton’s fudge noted. Lois Fuchs Publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Dress
Ruth Todd
Edith Depew
Homemakers
Rogers
Mary Lou Sparklin
Patsy Townsend
Mary Lou
Irvin Sparklin
Florence Atkinson
Florence
Betty Jane Smith
Norma Pitts
Peggy Callahan
Patsy Towers
Isabel Jarrell
Eleanore Griffith
Mary Ann Settle
Delores Griffith
Sally Anne North
Rita Ann Rovers
Sunshine
Barbara Boyles
Greensboro
Byron Poore
Marydel
Jesse Porter
Vandegrift
Unity Homemakers Club
John E. French
River Road
Little Worker’s
Betty Layton
Barbara Fuchs
Joyce Pollard
Mary Catherine Spencer
Preston couple to represent the Pres
Mrs William Kleinwachter and Harry Rieck will represent the Presbyterian Church group at the upcoming regional gathering. The pair are chosen to present the church’s stance on community outreach and youth programs, highlighting ongoing efforts and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kleinwachter
Harry Rieck
Preston social notes mix visitors and births
The Preston community records a packed weekend with guests from Baltimore Denton Williston and Easton visiting local families. Notable items include the birth of Barbara Lynn Angelucci to Mr. and Mrs. John Angelucci and Mrs Angelucci’s noted lineage. A sermon was preached by Professor Albert Meyer of Bronxville and Mrs Dorothy Osteen and Mrs All Weil visited Baltimore on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Osteen
al] Weil
Baltimore
Preston
Cordova
Albert Meyer
Bronxville
N. Y
John Angelucci
Easton
Barbara Lynn
Angelucci
Princess Pugh
McCoy Pugh
Harry H. Rieck
Bethesda Methodist Church
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George Thawley
Edward Hayes
Milo Crane
Lewis McNeal
Irvin D. Lyons
A. R. Neal
Selden C. Watters
Gilbert Rue
James Clark
Eva Newman
C. E. Beauchamp
Mildred
James C. Hardesty
Near
Clarence Greenlee
Rosella Brown
Greenwood
Polly T. Roe
New York City
Harry A. Gordon
Gordon
Robert Walker
Germantown
Jack Gordon
Felton
Del
Genevieve Gordon
Jean Gordon
Wilmington
Charles
Mary Alice
Beauty Shoppe
Homemakers Club
Jack
Amoco Service
Jack Rul
Owne
S. Fifth Ave
General Electric Cleaners
Rural Electric
James Trice
Everngams
Norcross and
Hall Mark
The
Four Maples
Denton Road
Pipans
G.R. Kelly
Chevrolet
Jewell’s Service Station
Milford High School
Ean Milford, del
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