Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-09-04
Marion News

A new train schedule went into eff
feet Monday, August 81. The train
from Crisfield to Princess Anne
leaves Marion at 1910 P M. and ar
rives at Marion on the return trip
at P. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cox had as
their guest for several days last week
Mr.. William Wheaton of Newport
News, Va.
Mrs. Curtis C. Watts and daughter,
Miss Sue Watts returned to their
home in Baltimore last week after
being the house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Parsons for several days.
Mrs. Sarah Dixon observed her
ninetieth birthday last Monday. She
is one of the oldest residents OF this
community.
Miss Olive May Wilmington spent
last weekend in Philadelphia and
Wilmington.
Mrs. R. Brice Wilmington enter
tanned at bridge in honor Of the
bouse guests of Mrs. Earl Parsons.
Among those present were Mrs. Cur
lis Watts, Miss Sue Watts, of Bal
timore. Mrs. Frances Cuff and Miss
Eloise Adams of Rehoboth, Mrs. j.
Woodland, Mrs. Earl Parsons and
Miss Alice May Wilmington.
Miss Emily Knight left last Mon
day for North Carolina, where she
will enter Kings Business School at
Raleigh. Her cousin, Ralph Knight,
who has been visitor at the Knight
home for some time, returned to his
home with her.
Miss Bernice Conner and Mr.. Steb-
bin Tooker, of Scarsdale, N Y, have
returned home after spending their
summer vacation with Miss Sallie
Conner.
Mrs. Norman Wilmington and
daughter, Jean, spent the weekend
with Mrs. Whittington's sister In
fredericksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Luettinger,
ST., spent several days in Cape Char
les with their daughter, Mrs. Thorn
as ding and family.
Miss Muriel Lewis and Miss Elaine
Matthews of Kingston, were hostess
es to a straw ride last Wednesday
night.
Miss Nora Lynch returned on Mon
day from Kenneth Square, Pa, to re-
sumo her teaching at Marion High.
Miss Gertrude Coulbourn is pa
tent in the McCready Memorial Hos
pital for the removal of an infected
toe nail. Several years ago, Miss
Coulbourn had a similar operation on
the other foot.
Miss Anna Mae Adams was hos
tess to her Sunday School class at
a party in her home last Thursday
evening.
Miss Audrey Rae Knight, youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Knight entered McCready Hospital
last Friday for an appendicitis oper
alton.
Miss Betty 10 Woodland was hos
tess to a few of the younger set at
her home on Thursday evening.
Miss Mary Stevenson is spending
some time in Painter, Va.
Miss Dorothy Milbourne of Girls
field has been appointed to teach in
the elementary school in Marion
in place of Mr.. Robert Matthews
who has enlisted in the service.
Charlie Smith, Of Camp Wheeling
Ca, is home on furlough.
Miss Alice Belote, of Cape Charles
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Luettinger
A happy reunion of two brothers
took place in Hawaii recently when
Carlisle and Paul Marshall, sons OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Marshall, met
for the first time in three years for q
few hours. Carlisle enlisted three
years ago and is stationed aboard 9
U. S. battleship. Paul is doing lane
duty on one of the Hawaiian Islands
since enlisting in the navy about {
year ago. Both are doing grand jobs
and making good in the navy.
Prof. Dorsey Donoho and famil!
have returned from spending thei
summer vacation in Seaford and have
opened their home in Marion
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