Carroll County MD Archives News.....Matilda Hodges STANSBURY - Has Many Callers on Her 101st Birthday July 8, 1942
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Newspaper Clipping Dated July 1942 - Unknown Publication July 8, 1942
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"HAS MANY CALLERS ON HER 101ST BIRTHDAY
Hampstead -- Mrs. Matilda Stansbury, on her 101st birthday Wednesday at her home 
on South Main Street, sat up part of the day and received the visits of all of 
her children and some of her grandchildren and great-grandchildren.  She 
received over one hundred cards, many letters, one of them from Mayor Howard W. 
Jackson of Baltimore.  She received six huge baskets of flowers, one from the 
Methodist Church, one from the W.C. T. U., and the others from friends, also, 
several baskets of fruit, and numerous telegrams.  Many relatives and friends 
from distant parts called at the Stansbury home throughout the day with 
greetings for the beloved old lady.  Her children, Mrs. Harry P. Cann, of 
Baltimore; Mrs. Edward K. Baker of Howardsville, and Dr. Henry H. Stansbury, of 
Catonsville, and Miss Mary and Charles Stansbury at home were all present to see 
their mother cut her birthday cake.  Her former pastor, the Rev. Wilbert I 
Randles of Cockeysville as well as her present pastor, the Rev. Lloyd L. Krug, 
called to express best wishes."


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