Local Social Notes Record Several Visits and Events
A roundup of visits and social events includes Hobbs Hilliards from New Jersey visiting Mrs Frances Bennett and Mr W G Holbrook, L H Thomas hosting Nettie Satterfield, Navyman Dawson Fountain from Rhode Island on leave, Geo Wilson and couples visiting L H Thomas, a shower for Albert Shields in Greensboro hosted by the Staffords, Lou Dukes returning to Baltimore after time with grandparents E M Willey, Dorothy Fluharty joining Orland Fluharty in Wilmington, J H Edgell visiting near Greenwood, Joseph Fluharty improving the late J R Starkey home, and the Slaughter farm sale formerly Hawkins farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
L. H. Thomas
Albert Shields
Greensboro
Fletcher Stafford
Lou Dukes
E. M. Willey
Baltimore
J. H. Edgell
Greenwood
Dorothy Stevens Fluharty
Navyyman Orland Fluharty
Rhode Island
Wilmington
Joseph Fluharty
J. Robert Starkey
Slaughter
Hawkins
Local Visitors Reach Town This Weekend
Henderson Mrs Elizabeth Meginnes and Miss Esther Cartwright and Mr Bob Hollingsworth of Wilmington visited relatives here Sunday. Miss Annabel Clark spent the week end with Mr and Mrs George F Clark in Wilmington. Mr and Mrs Silver Gsell Mr and Mrs Fred Gsell and Mr and Mrs Clifford Gsell of near Kennedyville visited friends in town last Wednesday. Mrs Helen Luff spent Monday in Easton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Meginnes
Esther Cartwright
Bob Hollingsworth
Wilmington
Annabel Clark
George F. Clark
Silver Gsell
Fred Gsell
Clifford Gsell
Kennedyville
Helen Luff
Easton
Preston W S C S Met on September Meeting
The W S C S met Wednesday evening September 12 at 8 in the Sunday School room with Mrs. O A Blades presiding. Devotions led by Mrs. A W Strickland on wide open doors for the sick. Twenty four members attended and two new members were welcomed. An itemized social program followed with two circles meeting in October and a food drive to Mary Todd Gambrill Home and Deaconess Home in Wilmington. Meeting adjourned until October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Blades
A. W. Strickland
Johnson Bonner
Lee Noble
Lloyd Cannon
Strickland
Lloyd Harding
Edith Noble
Fred Asilton
R. M. Messick
Mary Todd Gambrill
Mary Todd Gambrill Home and Food To the Deaconess
Wilmington
R. O. Dulin
H. B. Plummer
Circle No. 2
Lloyd Brodes
Circle No. 1
Clara Payne
Marydel Homemakers Form Knitting Class for Red Cross
The Marydel Homemakers Club met on Thursday evening September 13 and formed a knitting class to aid the Red Cross. Members including Mrs. Louis Collison and Mrs. Thomas participated in organizing the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marydel Homemakers Club
The
Red Cross
Louis Collison
Thomas
Club News From Tolchester Beach Bake November Meeting
Heather and Mrs. Harry Heather will instruct the group and the bake in November date will be announced at the next meeting. A picnic at Tolchester Beach on V-J Day drew about twenty five members by bus. Several officers expect to attend the executive board meeting in Denton on November 18. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Lee Leslie's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heather
Harry Heather
Tolchester Beach
Denton
Lee Leslie
In memory of our daughter El nora eight years apart
A memorial verse laments the loss of El nora killed September 17 1937. The tiny silk lined casket rests in a church yard. The poem speaks of heaven the golden shore and reunion someday in a lasting family memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elnora
Public Sale Of Valuable Farm Goods Near Greensboro MD
A farm near Sheppard's Church three miles east of Greensboro Maryland on Burrsville road to auction all personal property. Included are 15 dairy cows, Holstein bulls and heifers, Guernsey heifer, five horse pairs, a gray mare and mule, a day mate, tractor implements, multiple McCormick-Deering tools, John Deere gear, wagons, harness, milking equipment, crates and many more farm items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Dean
Sheppard’s Church
Greensboro
Maryland
Burrsville Road
Guernsey
McCormick-Deering
John Deere
Thank You Note To Easton Hospital and Donor Services
Mrs. Paul Maloney expresses gratitude for kindness received during hospital stay at Easton Hospital. She thanks staff for flowers fruit and 95 cards and acknowledges use of Donton ambulance. Sincere appreciation to all who offered support and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Paul] Maloney
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Baltimore, Maryland
Christian Science
Thomas E. Hurley, C.S.B
Louisville, Kentucky
Mother Church
Boston
Massachusetts
W. University Parkway
WBAL
Sherwood
Sherwood Brothers, Inc
G.d.crouse
Betholene Motor Fuel
Sinclair Petroleum Products
Love Point
HEART
EB. R. Pier
Bary On
Daly
Man
Bali
Passh
Paltimore
H. C. Hinckley
Frederica
Del
Baltimore Sunday American
Henderson
Preston
Homemakers Club
Market ST
McKenna
S & Kern Sisters
Memoriam
Heaven
John C. Brown
Wm. E. Andrew
ROB Roy Company
Betty Walls
Ridgely
Mildred. Cole
6Th and Gay Streets
Lester
WM. Bullock
Denton, Md
John Stevens
Easton Hospital
Nale
Wilson C. Hatfield
Delaware
Pennewill Home Farm
Geo. H. Groton
Choptank Ave
Cambridge
Ford Trucks
Clayton
Willoughby
Earl Spies
Queen Anne, Md
State OF
Light Street
Baltimore 2
W. D. Owens
Hillsboro
P. O. Box
Frank Zoubeck
Jos
George W. Satterfield
Federalsburg
W. E. Satterfield
Roland McMahan
Maroon
Walton Passwaters
Gay St
South Ind Street
Lola Willoughby
3Rd
Nichols
John Baynard
Bryant
Denton Community Club
GEO. J. Sacherer
Fish Hatchery
J. Norman Clark
al Megee
Seaford
Roy Brooks
Campground Road
Jamesway Coal
Olin M. Griffith
Langmaid
Stayman
Rome
O. A. Newton & Son
Bridgeville
Hobbs
Penta
Hampshire
Poland
China
Dorset
Herbert Everhart
Kearneysville
W. Va
John W. Greenlee
Oliver
Wm. Engerman
Robert Newton
F. D.zeigler
Wilbur Griffin
Goldsboro
T. B
John Wallace Chance
Burrsville
Will Tree
C. N. Fountain
Denton Journal
Sam L. Young
C._ C. Voss
Riverton Ave
Sisalkraft
Nuttle Lumber & Coal Co
F. E. Yeoman
Earl E. Cahall
Marydel, Md
Washington
Centreville
Globe
Jack & Jill
Photo Service
Melfa
Salisbury
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