Home town barbershop nostalgia in a big city
CARL HELM laments modern urban barbershops in New York as cold, clinical spaces with white tiles, fluorescent lights, and surgeonlike staff. He recalls a hometown shop where friendly service and simple shaves mattered, while warning that slick facilities push patrons toward high priced packages and snobbery.
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New York
Buckngham Palace
Greensboro Area Social Notes Include Visitors and Illness
Mr and Mrs Wm Gardner Jr and children Barbara Billy Jackie and Mary Jane hosted a Sunday dinner for Mrs Wm Gardner Sr and family. Visitors include Mrs Ruth Stone from Salt Lake City and Miss Ruth Anna Roche who is ill in Easton Hospital. Carol Lee Smith from Goldsboro spent time with grandparents L W Taylor Sr and Mrs Mary Jackson hosts, and others share visits and a moved household.
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Charley Boyle
Frank Boyle
Queen Anne
Wm. Gardner Sr
Greensboro
M. M. Ginn
A. W. Cochran
John Lennon
Jerry
New York
Rehoboth
John Jarvis
Thelda Roe
Ruth Stone
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mary Jackson
John L. Thornton
Wilmington
Ruth Anna Roche
Easton Hospital
Ida Cooper
Hartnett
Dover
Lester Stevenson
Frank Seward
Thomas Dobson
Carol Lee Smith
Goldsboro
L. W. Taylor Sr
Paul Dill
Earl Davidson
Salisbury
H. T. Langmaid
P. M. Chesapeake Bay Ferry Schedule May 1946 Changes
Daily and Sunday ferry timetable for Sandy Point to Matapeake in EST, effective until May 17 1946 beginning at 6 AM. Service runs 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 with midnights, noon, and A M periods. Bus connections begin May 28 1946 via Red Star Motor Coaches, Baltimore and Salisbury. notices include Baltimore Annapolis R R Co and Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines with routes between Roman Core to Claiborne when resumed. Maryland State Roads Commission contact 108 E Lexington St Baltimore MD.
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Chesapeake Bay Ferry System
Sandy Point - Matapeake
Sandy Pont
Local Notes and Family Updates from Greensboro
Mrs Mary Maloy recently moved from Miami to Greensboro fell at home and suffered serious injuries. Mrs Temple Smith visits her daughter in Washington. Miss Doris Karcher ill all summer sent to Johns Hopkins Hospital for treatment. Mr George Hughes near town lost a valuable horse on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Thomas Hutson visiting Wilmington. Births: Denton couple Clyde Ware a daughter Russell Kemp a daughter James Kemp a son, Greensboro residents.
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Mary Maloy
Miami
Fla
Greensboro
Temple Smith
Washington
Doris Karcher
Johns Hopkins Hospital
George Hughes
Near Town
Thomas Hutson
Wilmington
Clyde Ware
Denton
Russell Kemp
James Kemp
Littlest Homemakers 4-H Club Meets In Denton
The Littlest Homemakers 4-H Club of Denton met Norma Pitts on August 22 under a lawn tree. Ten members and five guests attended. Florence Atkinson reported 2.95 in the treasury. A vote kept the group active for winter, with sewing noted and plans for September 11 at Sandra Addington's home.
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Denton
Norma Pitts
Martha Sell
June Wise
June
Sandra Addington
Janice Passwaters
Patsy Townsend
Peggy Towers
Barbara Manlove
Florence Atkinson
Treasury
Rita Anne Rogers
Denton Journal
Norma and kittens brighten a friendly gathering
Mrs Pitts offered help as guests praised the thoughtful refreshments. Attendees enjoyed the meeting with Norma and her kittens, noting a warm, welcoming atmosphere and cheerful company.
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Mrs. Pitts
Norma
Hillsboro Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. R. R. Holmes of Reading Pa. visited Mrs. S. S. Thompson. Clara B. Watts of Harrington spent the weekend with Miss Dora Morris and Miss Frances Covell. Dr. and Mrs. Depew H. Duffey and children visited Mrs. Charles Jarrell and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Eaton for luncheon. Mrs. Milford Kline and Mrs. C. R. Hicks toured Philadelphia. Mrs. Oscar Clark and Mrs. Mabel Duffey of Denton visited Mrs. Jarrell. Avery Story and son Bobby of Crumpton were guests of Miss Morris and Mrs. Covell. Woodrow Taylor of Salisbury visited Milford Kline. Eaton family shopped in Philadelphia and Anne Beaven enrolled at State Teachers College in Salisbury.
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Clara B. Watts
Harrington
Dora Morris
Frances Covell
Depew H. Duffey
Diane and
Depew Hazen Jr
Washington
Charles Jarrell
Joseph M Eaton
Milford Kline
C. R Hicks
Philadelphia
Oscar Clark
Mabel Duffey
Denton
Chas. Jarrell
Avery Story and
Bobby
Crumpton
Woodrow Taylor
Salisbury
Joseph M. Eaton
Charlanne
Ellinor Eaton
John Decker
Anne Beaven
State Teachers College
Denton Woman Naomi Holland Hosts Weekend At Home
Miss Naomi Holland of Denton spent the weekend at her home. Mr. Milford Kline was a Salisbury visitor last week.
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Naomi Holland
Denton
Milford Kline
Salisbury
Orphans' Court Meets In Regular Session
The Orphans Court with Judges Handy Dennis and Fooks present examined and ordered recorded several matters. Estate actions include inventory for Earl R. Deaner and Julia A. Ayers creditors notice, sale order for Thomas Minner, Lula E. Meredith probate date set, and J. Frank Lane mortgage assignment. Administration granted for Margaret Wooters estate to Gustavus Wooters and W. Brewster Deen with bond approved while Wallace Harper and Anna Harper named appraisers.
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Orphans’ Court
Handy Dennis
Fooks
Earl R. Deaner
Margaret A. Deaner
Russell W. Deaner
Julia A. Ayers
Thomas Minner
Lula E. Meredith
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Alton Billmeier
C. Elsie Billmeier
Optometrists
NPE
Little Homemakers
4-H Club
Hillsboro
R. R. Holmes
Reading Pa
S. S. Thompson
Journal
Cattle Exchange
Caroline Sales CO
Cohee Building
Ridgely Road
TYDOL
Jim’s
James Lerch
Cohee Bldg
R. A. Strannahan
Maryland
Nichols Furniture Co
Wong
Pennsylvania
The
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