Local social notes list guests and visits across Maryland
The column records numerous visits and guests including Me. 8 J Disharwon and Granville Dishareon in Tynskin, William P Ward entertaining the Matrons Home Club, the Jenkins and Willey families hosting, Mrs. Dawson of Annapolis visiting at the Todd home, Rex A Taylor returning from South Manchester, Bourne as Thanksgiving guest in Alexandria, Thelmy Wallace visiting with Matte Shore, Mrs. Shockley returning from Washington, and many others spending weekends or holidays with relatives in Walkersville Camden Avenue Salisbury Wilmington Philadelphia and Baltimore, detailing extended family travel and hospitality.
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Ray Pury
Maryland
Pennsylvania
William P. Ward
Matrons
Williams Street
Chntse Jenkins
Glendon Willey
Joseph Thoma
University of Maryland
David Deles
Camden Avenue
Foal
Adkins
Mertha Sheppard Sind
EL Unik Adkins
Walkersville
Hela Stauf Ff
Unclear historical notice with scattered names and phrases
Fragmentary OCR text lists several personal names and titles with no cohesive event or clear context. It reads like a ceremonial or meeting notice but lacks dates, places, or actions to describe.
Luncheon Guests Beneath Quiet City Social Scene
A list of attendees at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Ralph Ludlum in Mesten includes Miss Wile Adkins Mr. Mark Cooper Mrs. Gena Bound Mrs. Nathan Weer and Mrs. Mars Ulnan from Baltimore Mrs. Louie Tilghminth the Ciatls entertained yesterday afternoon with Mra. Robert Bentley of Youngtenn among those present were Mr Benttes Mrs. Marion A. Humphreys Miss Helen Vo Wise and others including Mr. Cake of Delaware and Miss William Wire of Virginia Mrs Ear ma Powell Mrs. Robert Baste Mrs. Alexander 0 Teh Mes. Wilksin B. Tilcheson Ar Mrs. Marry S. Wailes Miss Bent Graham Mrs. Leunant Wallis Mrs. Voersier hogart Mrs. Wallen Bo Sihehnisn Sr and Mrs. Fred N. Strudwick
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Ralph Ludlum
Mesten
Mise Wile Adkins
Mark Cooper
Gena
C. Bound
Nathan Weer
Mars Ulnan
Baltimore
Louie Tilghminth
Robert Bentley
Youngtenn
Lpi
Mr Benttes
Marion A. Humphreys
Mize
Helen Vo Wise
Hee
Mr. Cake
Delaware
William Wire
Virgina
Earma Powell
Robert Baste
Alexander
Wilksin B. Tilcheson
S. Wailes
Bent Graham
F. Leunant Wallis
Voersierhogart
Wallen Bo Sihehnisn
Fred N. Strudwick
Marriage announced at luncheon today
The marriage of Miss Dean Parke, daughter of Professor W L T Duechief and Mr. Drashyest, Newton Street, took place. Horace Downing, of Sahat, was announced at a late luncheon hosted by Mrs. George W. Lowe on Cane Den Avenue. Attendees included Mrs. Puewning, Mrs. HL Lass Phillips, Mrs. dedi Ko Wetter, and several others.
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Mies Dean Parke Fl
Wltl Duechiefh
Drashyest
Newton Street
Horace Downing
Sahat
Bendge
George W. Lowe
Caneden
Anvenue
Puewning
Lass Phillips
Dedi Ko Wetter
Paiward BL Waste
Mire
Woo Waterfield
Percy
Dorethy Raum
Paul Saylor
Franklin Buh
Repert
Geordie
Hurd Vanderbogwart
Alariche Tomlinson
Charence Wo Miks
Holiness Revival At Pine Street Church
Revival begins November at Pine Street Church with daily services Sunday SeTuces and Eve ning sermons. Evangelist Sister Margarete Martin preaches nightly as a full gospel revival draws attendees from AML day to welcome all seekers.
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Pine Street
Pine St. Flygrant Holiness Church
Margarete Martin
Overcoming Worry Through Effort and Mindful Living
A reflective guide argues worries drain health and happiness. It prescribes facing fears, controlling thoughts, and staying active with exercise, reading, and social interest. By shifting focus to others and daily duties, personal anxieties lessen and perspective returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Miss Mewtinda Calloway Weds Howard Brown in Quiet City Ceremony
Miss Calloway daughter of Mr and Mrs William F Calloway wed Howard Brean Brown Tuesday evening at the home of Reverend O N Warshall on North Division Street. They honeymoon in Philadelphia and New York and will reside on Brean Street. Brown works for the NYP N Railroad and is son of Mr James Brown of Delmar.
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Mew
Tinda Calloway
William F. Calloway
Gicht O'Chek
Howard Brean Brown
Delmar
O. N. Warshall
Division Street
Philadelphia
New York
Bazaar and Supper Held by Asbury Church Ladies
The Ladies of Asbury Church have prepared for the annual bazaar and supper at MLC AL on Thursday evening. Features include aprons, children's items, and fancy work, with additional events planned throughout the twelve evening.
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Asbury
There is No Truth in the Saying Lightning Strikes Twice
The aphorism about lightning never striking twice in the same place is debunked by evidence that storms can strike the same location multiple times. Scientists explain repeated strikes due to tall structures and elevated points reaching toward electrical charges.
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Dean
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