Our Little Corner In Space And Time
(Reader-friendly viewing of items from newspaper archives)
Transmedia, an idea brought to fruition by Choppy Layton and the late Wayne Powell, was a win-win situation for Pocomoke area teens and area bands. Its' dances provided teens a needed entertainment venue for a small community, and it provided bands an outlet to perform for pay.
December, 1969
Democratic Messenger
Those of us who grew up around Pocomoke City "way back when" will likely spot a number of familiar names when skimming through the column below.
Democratic Messenger
December, 1978
December, 1937
Here are two more of Edna Davy Muir's "Life In The Country" December newspaper columns. The year-round columns of the late Somerset County resident brought readers an interesting and entertaining glimpse of earlier days.
2003
1991
The Daily Times (Salisbury)
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2 comments:
I remember well the social columns by Mrs. Gladding and Mrs. Byrd, as well as the ones by Julia Robertson and Isabelle Leach. I considered them, and their readers, to be the height of nosiness and I took great delight is making up outrageous stories and experiences and feeding them to these ladies who published them without question.
Your friend,
Slim
Slim!! Well shame on you. Hope Santa doesn't put you on a belated naughty list. Haven't heard from you in a while. The Pocomoke Public Eye always welcomes your comments. Remember you can email tkforppe@yahoo.com even if it's not relative to a posted item and we'll share it with our readers. Merry Christmas and have a happy, healthy New Year. -tk
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