Local residents noted in city society news
Mr Sohn L Kuitt is recovering after a visit to Church Home Hospital. Miss Pearl Hitch of Media Pa reformed home after visiting with friends. Mr and Mrs Lewis Laird relocated to Salisbury on Union Avenue. Several locals ill include Albert C Smith at Park Street and Stephen Laird at Peninsula General Hospital. Mrs Gilbert Rue of Denton visited on Pennsylvania Avenue. Everett Hearn started as a teller at Salisbury National Bank. Mrs Jarces B K Byrd and Miss Helen Byrd of Princess Anne visited Mrs Gordon Stewart. Miss Variezna Holliday returned to Exmore after holidays with B S Holiday. James A Alvin and son Robert of Jersey City joined visits. H G Davis of Pocomoake welcomed a newborn son at Peninsula General Hospital. Miss Patrine Weredith, Peninsula General School graduate, visited town. plans to stay in New York. Mrs James S Bronson of Swanton hosted sister Carrie Adkins’ relatives with a party at Newton Street. Mr Marre Stincheomb and Mrs Moods Schandt families traveled from Baltimore. Mrs Schmidt guest at Rew Fartown Road. Miss Elizabeth Colheer and Miss Cleveland White plan trips to St Augustine Florida January 18 for three weeks. Mrs White to return in spring. Mrs Norman Elzey hosted club members on Smith Street with several guests including Mrs Lester Dennis and Miss Eunice Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sohn L. Kuitt
Church Home
Everett Hearn
Salisbury National Bank
Jarces BK. Byrd
Helen Byrd
Princess Anne
Gordon Stewart
Hazel Avene
Viegznaa Holliday
Exmore
B.S
James A. Alvin
Robert
Jersey City
N. J
C. P. Downing
Church Street
Modern daylight kitchen unit enhances the lit space
The unnamed source praises a new electrical lighting device for kitchens. It claims to properly light the kitchen and transform it, making the room appear larger and nearly essential for proper lighting.
Birthday Party Enjoyed By Mrs Curtis Toansord Guests
Mrs Curtis Toansord entertained Tuesday evening at a birthday party. The guests included Dr A Fioise Park er, Miss Buzaterh Parker, Miss Thel ms Parker, Mr Edward Livingston, Mr George Jenmes and Mr Cortis Townsend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Toansord
Fioise Parker
Buzaterh Parker
Thelms Parker
Edward Livingston
George Jenmes
Cortis Townsend
Eastern Shore Gas & Electric Campaign for Kitchen Lighting
The Eastern Shore Gas and Electric Company launches a January drive to install efficient lighting in Salisbury kitchens. A survey led by Henry W. Conner finds about 75 percent of local kitchens have inadequate lighting causing headaches and eye strain, with kitchens identified as the workshop of the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Shore Gas & Electric Company
Salisbury
Henry W. Conner
The
Electric Company Seven
Linhen
Local Woman Named Head of Preventorium for Summer
Miss Mattie L. Smith will take a three month leave of absence to run the Miracle Howe Preventorium in Claiborne under the Maryland Tuberculosis Association. William B. Matthews urged the move to the Salisbury Woman's Auxiliary Board, which approved the loan despite reluctance. Nurse Helen Parker will lead the health program in Smith's absence, with the Miracle House children in the care of local staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie L. Smith
Claiborne
Miracle Howe
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Wiliam B. Matthews
Salisbury
Woman's Auxiliary Board
Miss Smith
Miracle House
Miss Parker
Mias Smith
Meeting of Salisbury Sisterhood organized with State ties
The Salisbury Sisterhood of the Congregation of Israel met yesterday in Main street rooms. Organized recently and affiliated with the State Society, it maintains a devotional school for Eastern Shore and city Jews and sponsors educational and philanthropic causes. Mrs. Walter S. Sheppard urged cooperation through encouragement, constructive suggestions, and a willingness to work. Mrs. William Feldman leads the group as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregation of Israel
Main Street
Salisbury
State Society
Eastern Shore
Walter S. Sheppard
Eastern Shore Federation of Women’s Club
Sisterheal
Sheppard
Wiliam Feldman
Group Officers Named In Local Society Meeting
The document lists the group officers including vice president Mrs. A Sachs secretary Mrs Esther Rothenberg and treasurer Mrs Frank Neugeberen as part of the local society's organizational roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Sachs
Esther Rothenberg
Frank Neugeberen
Emergency fund started for public health nursing in Wicomees County
Miss Sate Cinar initiates the Sadie Ulman Relief Fund to cover small emergencies in nursing work. Donations range from ten cents to five dollars, with about 1500 raised, funds to aid two public nurses Miss Smithfi and Miss Travers under social worker Miss Mattie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicomees County
Sate Cinar
Aulitary Ooata
Eorptal
Ino Pholuntre
Lereen
Sliss Ulman
Chaney
Sadie Ulman
Miss Ulman
Mattie
London meat bill cuts 14 thousand tons in six months
Figures from the London Central Meat Markets show London meat sales for the first half of the year fell by 14 563 tons, about five percent, compared with the same period a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Central Meat Markets
London
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Evening Times
Calisbury, MD
Uilbert Rue
Denton
W. E. Wilsom
Pennsylvania Avenue
H. G. Davis
Pocomoke
Peninsula General Hospital
Patrine Weredith
Peninsula General Hospital Training School
Meredith
China
New York City
James S. Bronson
Swanton
Vermont
Carrie Adkins
GG. Willan Phillips
Newton Street
Marre
Stincheemb
Moods
Elizabeth ColHer
Cleveland White
St. Augustine
Fla
John M. Toulon
Colhee
Mrs. White
Entertains Club
Norman Elzey
Smith St
Lester Dennis
Emory Leonard
Joseph Ruinson
Roger Bailes
Ta Carter
Mary Renshaw
Mary Jankford
W. Grorcup
Merfe Stevens
Pennsylvania
New York
H. W. Coaner
Salisburys
Mattie Smeith
Eastern Shore Trust
Eastern Shore Trust Co
Mie
Olu
Maia and
Deck Sis
Aco A
Salebury, Md
SU Prvice
Dock Street
Walnut
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