Personal notices detail visits moves and enrollments
Continued from page 1 PERSONALSSH omestead notes include Mr and Mrs Wilson Smith hosting on Mrs Love s birthday. Families relocate with Kenneth Lane moving to Second Street. Visits by Whitby and Atwood in Defenders Day. Birth of Stephen Lloyd to Rev and Mrs Haag at Memorial Hospital Easton. Students from the area enroll in colleges and academies. G H Rue to attend National Frozen Food Locker convention in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Smith
Easton
Love
Margaret Elliott
Wilmington
Fred
Mary Blockston
Olaf Smith
Kenneth Lane
Denton-Greensboro
Second Street
John C. Collins
North Carolina
Charles Whitby III
Stanley Atwood
Kitty Whitby
Baltimore
Charles H. Whitby
Anne P. Wilson
New York
Julia H. Wilson
John E. Brown
Thoroughfare
N. J
James Brown
Pine Hill
George F. Mitchell
Lloyd D. Haag
Stephen Lloyd
Memorial Hospital
Fred Love
J. Owen Knotts
Jonathan L. Hughes
Joseph H. Johnson
Minnie Dukes
Rehoboth Beach
Verma Love
Warren M. Baily
Aberdeen
Alan Armstrong
Henry Detwiler
Roland N. Hitchens
William D. Uhler
Betty Jo Orme
Mary Washington College
Fredericksburg
Patricia Townsend
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Peggy van Dyke
Dan Yeoman
Western Maryland
Westminster
Mary Kay Everngam
Goucher College
Towson
Tommy Everngam
Exeter Academy
Exeter
Mass
Thomas Mezick
West Nottingham Academy
Colora
Peggy Crouse
State Teachers College
Tow
Allen Mellits
Martin Cadmus
University of Maryland
College Park
J. Norris Coulby
Charlotte Hall Military Academy
Charlotte Hall
John D. Keen
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Boys’ School
Middletown
Del
Sally North
Salisbury
Ellen Carter Nichols
Baldwin School
Bryn Mawr
Calva Ann Lister
R. Calvin Lister
Greensboro
St. Mary’s Seminary
St. Mary’s City
Calva Ann
Greensboro High School
Ass’t
G. H. Rue
Shadowlawn
Netherland Plaza Hotel
Cincinnati
Maryland
WSCS Anniversary Observed at Community Hall in Goldsboro
Brief notices describe illness of Mrs. Enoch Baker at her daughter’s home near Wye Mills and various social visits. WSCS held its 15th anniversary program with Devo tions led by Omre Todd and Tyson Cohee in charge. Twenty six members attended and multiple members were honored. Dinner guests included Miss Louise Dennison’s guests from New York and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch Baker
Pearl Everagain
Wye Mills
Lilly Evans
Cheswold
Del
T. Noble Jarrell Jr
Josephine Thomas
Clayton Kinnamon
Wilson Smith
Mac McCloskey
Washington
Bess Ross
Sallie Cole
Gene Cole
Wilmington
John McRae
Tyson Cohee
Omre Todd
WSCS
Chestertown
Roland Cartwright
Lemuel Robinson
Ridgely
Community Hall
Clark Thompson
Marjorie Williams
Thos. Ober
Clark Quillen
Lou Catts
New York
Steve Raez
Boys
Town
Louise Dennison
Welch Reunion At J Ben Welch Farm August 1955
The second Jacob and Anne Killen Welch descendants reunion met August 28 1955 at the J Ben Welch Farm near Williston Maryland. Fifty nine relatives and two visitors attended from Baltimore Wilmington and nearby. The 91 year old oldest member and 9 month old youngest attended. Officers for 1956 were named with W Carroll Welch as president Raymond Welch as vice president and others as officers. A next gathering is planned for August 26 1956 at Wheelers Park Harrington weather permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob and
Anne Killen Welch
J. Ben Welch
Williston
Addison
Baltimore
Wilmington
W. Carroll Welch
Raymond Welch
John T. More
Wm. A. Robinson
Woodrow Welch
Catherine W. Gottlieb
Irene Welch
Gladys Welch
Gail Welch
Carroll Welch
Doris Welch
Wheeler's Park
Harrington
J. Fred Welch
Charles R. Welch
Burrsville
Boyer
Boyer Funeral Home
Governor's Committee To Meet In Easton September 22
County chairmen and committee members plan a luncheon in Easton High School Maryland to discuss 1955 1956 plans. R C Thompson and D L B Fringer co chairmen attend with representatives from nine counties. The event is part of a September three city series ahead of National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week October 2 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton High School
Easton
Caroline
Cecil
Dorchester
Kent
Queen Anne’s
Somerset
Talbot
Wicomico
Worcester
R. C. Thompson
D. L. B. Fringer
Governor’s Committee
Maryland
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Bazaar Spectacular Set by Local Auxiliary Committee
The Auxiliary announces a Bazaar Spectacular fundraiser with a large volunteer list. Key organizers include Mrs. Howard F. Kinnamon as general chair, Aides from Federalsburg Denton Preston Queen Anne and St Michaels areas plus numerous committee members and additional chapter volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard F. Kinnamon
R. Ellis Clark
Harry E. Clark
Rebecca Jefferson
Federalsburg
C. Percival Merrick
Denton
Lee W. Noble
Preston
Carman W. Leggett
Greensboro
Burton Wilkinson
Ridgely
Joseph M. Eaton
Hillsboro
Howard C. Eley
Queen Anne
John Alden
Borman
Charles Houston Sherman
St. Mich
Brown Accepts 4-H Post As Chairman For Md Banks
Brown takes a 4-H chairmanship role in Maryland banks as part of a foundation outreach with the Extension Service of the U S Department of Agriculture and land grant institutions to promote practical education and community development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
MD. Banks
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Land Grant Colleges and Universities
National 4-H Foundation Programs Spotlight Youth Work
The foundation pursues diverse projects including a National 4-H Club center in Chevy Chase, the International Farm Youth Exchange, youth developmental research, human relations training for leaders, and a citizenship improvement project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevy Chase
International Farm
Local Social Notes From Fort Lee Fort Lee visitors and recoveries
Ridgely Mr. and Mrs. L A Lewis of Fort Lee New Jersey are spending ten days with Mr. and Mrs B M Wilkinson. Miss Marsha Wolosin of Mt Holly New Jersey has returned home after a three week visit with her cousins Mr and Mrs B M Wilkinson. Miss Barbara A Covington is recuperating at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Lewis
Fort Lee
N. J
B. M. Wilkinson
Marsha Wolosin
Mt. Holly
Barbara A. Covington
Ayars Attends National Scout Training Conference
Bruce Ayars district Scout Executive returns from the University of Michigan Ann Arbor Michigan where he attended the 10th National Training Conference for Scout Executives. Approximately 2700 executives attended with guests from Alaska Hawaii Germany Austria Cuba Iran and other nations. The new four year program theme Onward for God And My Country was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Ayars
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
Ayars
Harold E. Stassen
Walter H. Judd
Minnesota
Harold C. Hunt
Eliot
Harvard University
D. C. Spry
Boy Scouts International Bureau
Alaska
Hawaii
Germany
Austria
Cuba
Iran
Boy Scouts of America
God
In Memoriam William Bullock Remembrance Poem
Poem memorializing husband William Bullock who died September 15, 1952. The speaker expresses grief and longing, asking for heavenly comfort and promising eternal remembrance. The verse recalls love, loss, faith, and reunion in heavenly mansions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bullock
God of Love
Card of Thanks for Frances Dean
The family of Mrs. Frances Dean thanks friends neighbors and relatives for flowers sympathy and kindness during illness and after her death Ed G Dean and Family Greensboro confirm the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Dean
G. Dean
Greensboro
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