Local Social Roundup Highlights Returned Residents
Miss Emma Faulkner returns to Salisbury after an absence of weeks in this city. E Wilson Booth expected back from Florida. Nevins W Todd returns for a few days in West Virginia and Baltimore. Ruth A Truitt back to the Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore. Mrs Eddie Malone returns to Baltimore after visiting Mrs George R B Hitch. Mina Thelma Agnew celebrated a surprise party at her Vine Street home with about thirty friends. Mr and Mrs Strong McIntyre of Ven receive congratulations on a daughter born at Teniacula Central Hospital. Mr and Mrs Jay Williams plan a motor trip through the Pocono and Delaware Water Gap. Reverend Forrest E Dager of Philadelphia visiting Salisbury for Sunday School Convention is entertained by Mrs George W Byrd. Mrs Charles T Levin Jr and family return to Roland Park from North Division Street home for the summer. Mrs G R Ludlow and daughter Mrs Raymond Nafie of Spring Lake New Jersey and Mr and Mrs T J Vehwus of St Peters and Mrs Mas of Nassawadex, Va spend the weekend with Mrs Ludlow's sister Mrs George S Clat Lake View Farm. Mrs Charles B E Williams who visited daughter Mrs John A Woolf in New York returns home with her son C Edward Williams.
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Eddie Malone
Baltimore
George RB. Hitch
Mina Thelma Agnew
Vine Street
Paul Carey
Eugene and
Cathryne
Fruitand
Cambridge
Strong McIntyre
Ven
Teniacula Central Hospital
Jay Williams
Pocee Aime
Delaware Waker Gap
Forrest E. Dager
Salisbury
Wicomico
George W. Byrd
Charles T. 1eVines, Jr
Aml
St. Peters
Mas
Nassawadex
Ludlow
George S. Clat
Lake View Farm
Baltimore WL T U convention delegates attend
Mrs J W Taylor and Mrs Alice Adkins join delegates at the State Convention of the WL TU in Baltimore. Mr Fe Donevan and his daughter Dorothy Donovan hosted a surprise birthday party for Mr Dr Donevan with many relatives and friends attending including the Smiths Mills Cordery Bakers and Truitts among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Taylor
Alice Adkins
Wilmington Conference of Missions Held Here
The First Annual Meeting of the Wilmington Conference Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church will be held at Asbury Church on Thursday October 1. A planned program spans afternoon and evening sessions with two main sessions and an evening gathering led by Mise Lenore.
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Wilmington Conference Woman's Foreign Missionary Saciety
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Asbury Church
Let Alml
Bride Miss Myra France Married in Mardela Springs
Miss Myra France of Mardela Springs served as maid of honor with a pencil dress and crepe gown while Lelia Evans and Mira Neltie attended as bridesmaid and flower girl. Frank Shockey of Pittsville was best man. After the ceremony the couple planned a Philadelphia trip and a home near Salisbury. Mrs Adkins is a graduate and county teacher. Mr Adkins is a well known Salisbury area farmer.
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Erican
Myra France
Mardela Springs
Miss Wagner to Speak at Entume Council Event
Miss Wagner, who spent a year in Chien, will address the entume gathering and share insights on the country. The speaker’s visit aims to foster cultural understanding and dialogue.
Wass Ruby Quillen Is Recent Bride
A small wedding was held Saturday morning at Woolock the home of Mr and Mrs William Quillen of Pittsville. Their daughter Ruby Elizabeth married Mr Fred Adkins of near Salisbury in a ceremony by Rev Thomas of Pittsville M E Church attended by a few friends and relatives. The house was decorated with ferns and flowers. The wedding march was played by Mrs Ralph Haker of Salisbury. The bride wore a pencil blue satin crepe dress with gray trimming.
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Woolock
William Quillen
Pittsville
Ruby Elizabeth
Fred
Adkins
Near Salsbury
Thomas
M. E
Lohengrin
Ralph Haker
Saliebury
Harding Gray
Cludged brilliants necklace lock popular with flappers
A garbled note describes a cludded necklace setting with colored stones, calling it a method to hold a belched lock in place. It mentions two wearers with an open style on each side and notes its popularity among flappers.
Wicomicu High PTA Plans Annual Auditorium Meeting
The Wicomicu High School PTA announces its annual auditorium meeting for Monday October 5 at 8 PM. President Mrs James Tho expects large attendance and special invitations go to first year parents to foster involvement in student work. An entertainment program by first year class members is promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicomicu High
James Tho
Summary of Milk Sales Value in the United States
The report notes full cream milk sales in the United States reaching 1.714 billion dollars in a year, with a separate preceding period valued at about 10.661 million dollars. It highlights the overall high monetary scale of dairy products in the era.
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United States
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Emma Faulkner
E. Wilson Booth
Florida
Mr. Nevins W. Todd
Westvester
Baltimoore
Ruth A. Truitt
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Charles BE. Willams
John A. Woolf
New York City
C. Edward Williams
WLC. TL
Ihenevan
Fea Donevan
Porothy Donovan
Denavan
Robert Smith
Robert
Walter Mills
Calvin
John Cordery
Linford
Charles Baker
Beatrice and
Roland
Arch Baker
Thomas West
Wilmington
Wass Ruby Quillen
Fred J. Adkins
Parent
G.M. Fisher Jewelry
J. A. Kahn
Mar
Salisbury, MD
Ste & Leo
Tatehahsiabi At
Spoons
Baltimore American
Louis Saltz
Main Street Bridge
Dunlap
Wicamica Hotel
Robert D. Grier, JR
J. H. Perskie
America
Han
Wicomico Hotel
I.me
Photography
Selictur
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Eiven
L. W. Gurby, Pres
A. Graham
Amb
Whorics
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