Trinity Methodist Homecoming at Goldsboro Sept 24
Goldsboro church marks 74th anniversary with a full day program led by Rev. G S Ross morning and evening, Rev. Lester E Windsor speaks at 10 45 and choir under Mrs Noble Jarrell Sr. sings all day lunch served in the grove and tea and coffee available. Local residents attend regional church events and visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
Goldsboro
G. S. Ross
Lester E. Windsor
Wilmington
G. R. Ross
Noble Jarrell Sr
Tabies
W. J. Murphy
Carrie Jarman
W. W. Sylvester
Denton
First Methodist Church
E. H. Hughes
Mary Gray
Beacom’s College
Thos. Gray
Baylard
Cape May
N. J
George Marvel
Annie Cheffins
Mollie Diggans
Della Mullikin
Queen Anne
Irving Voshell
Dover
Virgie Cartwright
H. F. Silver
West Palm Beach
Florida
Mollie Shockley
Kathryn McDonald
Rehoboth
Army Inspector Liden transfers to Entomology unit
Private Conrad H. Liden, former superintendent of Ridgely Agricultural Experimental Farm, is transferred to the Medics Division as Medical Inspector in Entomology for control of medical insects. He joined the U S Army in June 1944 and is now stationed at Camp Bland ing Florida. Various local families host weekend visitors and relatives including the Cherry, Applebaum, Wilson, Covington, Murphy, Walls, Rairigh, Downes, Guthrie, Swing, Lynch, Jones, and other households. Occasional travel and visits to Rehoboth Beach and Fenwick Island noted. a hurricane experience recounted by Rev J E Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad H. Liden
Ridgely Agricultural Experimental Farm
Medics Division
Liden
U. S. Army
Camp Blanding
Fla
Roland Cherry
Bernice
Master Lewis
Chester
Geo. Cherry
L. M. Winstead
Joseph Applebaum
Princeton
Brooklyn Navy Yard
J. Applebaum
Norman Wilson
Emma Wilson
Rehoboth
Elizabeth Wilson
John Davis
J. E. Parker
Fenwick Island
Charles Hammond
Andover
N. Y
Stanley Mathers
Leonard Sparks
Stella Matthews
Margaret Swing
Nurses‘ Board
Denton
Albert W. Saulsbury
Patricia A. Saulsbury
Wilmington
Henry Covington
Pfc
Roland J. Murphy
Richmond
Bessie Murphy
C. C. Covington
Ord Rairigh
Norman Downes
Labor strikes condemned as wartime danger
A wartime letter from War Labor Board chair William H. Davis cites up to 6,000 Philadelphia Transportation Company workers and 2,000,000 commuters affected, arguing there is no excuse for strikes during war and urging unions to avoid further action until victory.
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Philadelphia
William H. Davis
War Labor Board
Philadelphia Transportation Company
Fire prevention plea during dry late summer period in California
Under the late summer sun fire danger rises as forests and fields dry. Fire risk worsened by manpower shortages and loss of smoke chasers. California alone reports 676000 acres burned in timbered areas water sheds and grain fields with nine of ten fires man made and preventable. Public cooperation with prevention authorities urged with strong penalties for carelessness.
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California
Social notes from Hobbs area visits and gatherings
Rev and Mrs H H Schauer visited Mrs F N Smith and family in Hobbs on Friday evening. Mrs Ernest Whitman spent last weekend with brother Oron F Smith in Denton. Mrs Virginia Stafford hosted Sunday dinner for Chas H Towers Homer Rice and Catherine Towers. Numerous locals hosted friends and relatives from New Jersey and nearby towns at various gatherings. Jean Trice to lead Christian Endeavor Sunday evening on Recruiting and Training Leaders. Friends of Audrey Tribbett recovering from illness. E S Evans and Lewis Butler hosted New Jersey relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Towers
Homer Rice
T. H. Towers
Catherine Towers
L. N. Murphy
Richard Merriken
Annie Seeders
Florence Love
Russell Stevens
Ruth Ann
Doris
Jean
Phyllis
Joe Wiloughby
Greensboro
Charles Sewell
Little Son
Nelson
Nick Henry
Milford
Cleveland Henry
E. M. Willey
Calvert Merriken
Billy and
Calvert Jr
Linda Callaway
Little Daughter
Washington
Manning Merriken
Jean Trice
Christian Endeavor Service
Sallie Hughes
Mary Dolby
Thos. C. Smith
Flourence Love
Ernest Whitman
W. Kirwin Smith
Audrey Tribbett
Charlie H. Towers
New Jersey
Evans
Albert Neal
Williston
Lewis Butler
Lola Willoughby
Denton
L. H. Thomas
Rehoboth
Hudsons Move Into Maryland-Delaware Village
Burrrsville residents welcome Mr and Mrs Thomas Hudson who purchased property from Charles Harvey near the Maryland Delaware line. Former owners Jas and Maggie Morgan had lived there for years. Local social notes mention visits by multiple families from Kennedyville Mullica Hill and Ocean City with relatives in Harrington and Chester. Corporal James Stafford of Camp Shelby is on furlough visiting family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hudson
Greensboro
Charles Harvey
Jas
Maggie Morgan
Robert Statfford
George Kennedy
Bobby
Faye
Wm. Cleaver
Yarry Money
Kennedyvile
Rita Collison
Lester Cahall
Mullica Hill
N.J
Mollie Cahall
Miss Cahall
Fred Welch
Baltimore
Chas. Welch
Harry Murphy
Andersontown
C. N. Fountain
Tom Viven
Ocean City
James Stafford
Camp Shelby
Miss
Harrington
Harold Hopkins
Chester
Howard Hopkins
In Memoriam for El nora Cox
In memory of our daughter El nora Cox who was killed years ago on September 17 1937. The verse speaks of a distant land and a new dawn as comfort. Mr and Mrs Wm J Cox sign the tribute from bereaved parents recalling her as a homeland presence waiting there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elnora
Wm. J. Cox
In Memoriam Granddaughter Elnora Cox Remembrance
An obituary notice from grandparents Smith honors their granddaughter Elnora Cox nine years after her passing. They express faith Heaven is beautiful and anticipate reunion, noting she is greatly missed by grandmother and grandfather Smith.
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Elnora Cox
Heaven
Quote on world peace by Dr. T. Z. Koo and Lord Bryce
A collected quotation about universal brotherhood and the belief that only Christianity can secure lasting world peace. Dr. T. Z. Koo asserts the need for this realization, while Lord Bryce emphasizes Christian faith as essential.
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Universal Brotherhood of Man
T. Z. Koo
Lord Bryce
Local Social Roundup From Hillsboro and Nearby
Mrs Catherine Frazier and Charles Reed of Wilmington join Mrs Bertha Reed of Wyoming and Mrs Beulah Wothers of Easton as Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs John E Wothers and Miss Sadye Wothers. Jean Marter returns to Philadelphia after summer with grandparents Samuel Naylor. F I Fleming and Laura Fleming depart for Washington where Laura has a new job. Olin Wooden of Philadelphia and Carrie Webber of Atlantic City visit Jos Short and daughter for the weekend. Doris Ivins hosts a surprise birthday party at Sharon Stewart’s home. Houston Russum returns to Baltimore after summer with Albert Cahall. George B Stewart and Donald Rathell host dinner in Centreville. Bernard Allen and Baltimore friends guests of Francis Fleming. Mrs Charles Jarrett visits sister Mrs Oscar Clark in Denton. Worth Walters heads to Detroit to begin school. Mrs James Walters and son Gene visit relatives in Morristown, Pa. Norma Hicks spends weekend with father C R Hicks. Mrs Albert Cadnall visits friends in Whiteleysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Frazier
Charles Reed
Wilmington
Bertha Reed
Wyoming
Beulah Wothers
Easton
John E. Wothers
Sadye Wothers
Jean Marter
Philadelphia
Samuel Naylor
F. I. Fleming
Laura Virginia Fleming
Washington
Miss Fleming
Olin Wooden
Carrie Webber
Atlantic City
Jos. Short
Doris Ivins
Sharon Stewart
Houston Russum
Baltimore
Albert Cahall
Geo. B. Stewart
Donald Rathell
Centreville
Bernard Allen
Francis Fleming
Charles Jarrett
Oscar Clark
Denton
Worth Walters
Detroit
Mich
James Walters
Gene
Morristown
Adams Cross Roads Hosts W S C S Meeting
Mrs. Neil Heller and Mrs. Helen Adams will entertain the W S C S of Bloomery on Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Adams home in Federalsburg with the date set for September 27. Other items note Mrs. Grace Horsey Mrs. Blanche Adams and others sightseeing at Rehoboth Beach and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Heller
Helen Adams
Bloomery
Federalsburg
Grace Horsey
Blanche Adams
Marian Robinson
Crolla Johnson
Virginia Lee Robinson
Rehoboth Beach
June Huiliger
Card of Thanks From Fourth Street Denton Families
To the people of Fourth street Denton we extend sincere thanks for kind expressions and tokens of sympathy for us in our recent bereavement. Mrs Catherine Fox Clark and Eat on families.
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Fourth Street
Denton
Catherine Fox
Clark and
Eaton
Auction Notice by Rosa Prettyman and James Temple
Having decided to discontinue housekeeping I will have no further use for my furniture therefore I will on Rosa Prettyman, Owner, James Temple, Auctioneer.
Lane litigation in Caroline County circuit court
Order issued in the equity case of Niss orland N Lane and others against Annie E Lane and others in the Caroline County Circuit Court No. 3704 Chy.
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Orland N. Lane
Annie E. Lane
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Local social notes from town and nearby colleges
Master Charles Keeneman visits Philadelphia aunt Mrs. Alex Dawson. A Orrell Saulsbury Jr returns to West Nottingham Academy on the 18th. Lois Crouse resumes studies at Juniata College Huntingdon Pa. Jane Pinkine, Milford Hospital nurse cadet, weekends home. Mr Mrs Robert Dean host Mrs John Dean Wilmington. Leroy Tripp U S A furlough with parents near town. Rachel McKenny visits sister Minnie Vosheil Sadlersville. Kathryn Rittenhouse studies at State Teachers College Salisbury. Harry and Mrs Robinson host guest Mrs Austin Wilmington. Mary Hobbs Blanche Hobbs call in town Saturday. Frank Walker Wilmington weekend at home. William Binebrink and family Sunday at Rehoboth Beach. Betty Jean Applebaum weekend at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Keeneman
Alex Dawson
Philadelphia
A. Orrell Saulsbury Jr
West Nottingham Academy
Colora
Lois Crouse
Juniata College
Huntingdon
U. S
Jane Pinkine
Milford Hospital
Robert Dean
John Dean
Wilmington
Leroy, Tripp
Rachel McKenny
Minnie Vosheil
Sadlersville
Kathryn Rittenhouse
State Teachers’ College
Salisbury
Harry Robinson
Austin
Mary Hobbs
Blanche Hobbs
Frank Walker
William Binebrink
Rehoboth Beach
Betty Jean Applebaum
Emergency Clothing Drive for Europe under Way
Greensboro reports the Emergency Collection of clothing for Europe to aid liberated areas. The drive runs September 24 to 30 at the W S C S hall, daily afternoons and evenings. Do not bring evening dresses or shoes. A birthday dinner for Miss Emma Greeley was held by Mr and Mrs Leon Greeley. Attendees included Leona Greeley Eva M Greeley of Philadelphia Thomas McHugh and friends. The W S C S meeting planned for last Thursday was postponed.
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Europe
Leon Greeley
Emma Greeley
Leona Greeley
Eva M. Greeley
Philadelphia
Thomas McHugh
John Valprecella
Milford
Mass
Local Social Notes Among Milord Visitors and Visits
Cadet Nurse Elizabeth Greeley of Milford spent Saturday with her parents. Mrs. George Steverson of Wilmington visited her mother Miss Emma Pippin and sister Miss Mae. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Smith and daughter Carol Lee of Goldsboro visited Mrs. Effa Plummer on Tuesday. Mrs. Poole called to Cambridge due to her husband’s illness. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Meekins and Mrs. L. S. Jones visited sick friends in Easton hospital on Sunday. Chic Pearson and family celebrate birth of a son in Dover Hospital. Leslie Wyatt and daughter Barbara Lee spent time in Wilmington. Fletcher Clark, now in Atlanta, visited his mother Ida Clark. Ruthanna Baynard stayed with Carlton Smith in Goldsboro. Mrs. Newlin Mitchell of Marshas ton, Del., week with Mrs. Henry Cohee. Mrs. Paul Luff of Smyrna visited Alan Luff’s family. Mrs. William Farrell of Annapolis visited her aunt Iva Jones. Joseph White Jr. on leave from the Pacific Area. Oscar Wyatt in Ocean City and Rehoboth. Mrs. L. W. Taylor Jr. returned from New York trip. Brodie Baggs of Wilmington visiting sister Susie Wright.
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Elizabeth Greeley
Milford
Del
Leon Greeley
George Steverson
Wilmington
Emma Pippin
Mae
Carlton Smith
Carol Lee
Goldsboro
Effa Plummer
Poole
Cambridge
J. R. Meekins
L. S. Jones
Easton
Chic Pearson
Dover Hospital
Leslie Wyatt
Barbara Lee
Fletcher Clark
Atlanta
Ida Clark
Ruthanna Baynard
Newlin Mitchell
Marshalston
Henry Cohee
Paul Luff
Smyrna
Alan Luff
William Farrell
Annapolis
Iva Jones
Joseph White Jr
Wm. Wirts
Pacific Area
Oscar Wyatt
Ocean City
Rehoboth
L. W. Taylor Jr
New York
Brodie Baggs
Susie Wright
Death of Fred N. Smith noted by family
The family of Fred N. Smith thanks friends neighbors and relatives for sympathy in their great sorrow. They acknowledge acts of kindness floral tributes and cards from connections including Mrs Fred N Smith and daughters Esther and Sue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred N. Smith
Esther
Sue
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C. R. Hicks
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Lockerman High School
Lockerman
James Temple
Niss
W. Brewster Deen
Ralph Horsey
Ciesk
Joe Marsh
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Martha
Lender
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Maryland
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