Cambridge Social: Virginia Fallin Weds Odus A Moore at Bishop's Head
Virginia Fallin and Odus A Moore married last Sunday in Bishop's Head Md in a small ceremony led by Rev Ralph Yow. The bride wore pale blue satin with roses and lilies of the valley, and was attended by cousin Miss Marybelle Pritchett. The groom was aided by cousin Howard Bloodsworth with music by Annie Laurie Murphy who sang I Love You Truly. The couple left for a short wedding trip and the community noted improvements and rail service concerns in the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Fallin
Bishop's Head
Virginia
Odus A. Moore
C. C. Moore
Bishop’s Head
Ralph Yow
Marybelle Pritchett
Gould Hales Elizabeth Hales and Mitchell Gould wed at Zion Church
Elizabeth Hales daughter of Mr and Mrs Granville Hales and Corporal Mitchell Gould son of Mr and Mrs James Gould were married Wednesday evening at 7 30 in the Zion Methodist Church parsonage. Corporal Gould is stationed at Camp Gordon Ga. Mrs Gould works at Nathan store and will live with her parents for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hales
Granville Hales
Corp
Mitchell Gould
James Gould
Zion Methodist Cruc
Disston W. Jacobs
Gould
Camp Gordon
Nathan's
Wedding at St Paul Parsonage Ends in Cambridge Resident’s Union
A wedding was solemnized at the St Paul Parsonage last Saturday evening when Miss Lelia Willey became Mrs Henry Stephens. The couple will live at 218 Willis street Cambridge. James R Shenton was killed in a head on auto crash near Trappe while en route to Cambridge for a local draft exam. Clinton Cusick and Mrs Dobey were seriously hurt. Shenton resided in Golden Hill and worked in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Parsonage
Lelia Thomas Willey
Effie Willey
Daniel P. Willey
Herbert Tall
Lee Henry
Willis Street
Cambridge
James Russell Shenton
Gidden Hill
Trappe
Shenton
Clinton Cusick
Baltimore
Glenn L. Martin Airplane
Cusick
Melvin Dobey
Near
Preston
John Travers
Glenn L. Martin
Rescue Fire Company Ambulance
Dobey
Local Defendants Sentenced After Monday Assault Cases
Robert Lee Holloway received six months in Dorchester County Jail for assault and battery against Rosa Lee Williams. Mitch Cornish drew 90 days for assault on Chester Tyler. A further assault and battery, five disorderly conduct charges, and one game law violation were adjudicated by Trial Magistrate William T. Nabb on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lee Holloway
Dorchester County
William T. Nabb
Holloway
Rosa Lee Williams
Mitch Cornish
Chester Tyler
Cambridge man seeks Navy permit for river wharf project
Dr. P. P. Payne of Cambridge has applied for a War Department permit to build a wharf in the Choptank River. The plan calls for a cat-walk type pile and timber wharf extending 180 feet channelward from the south shore. Protests from the standpoint of navigation must be submitted to the engineer's office on or before May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P. Payne
Cambridge
War Department
U. S
May meeting of Cambridge Maryland Hospital Auxiliary
The May meeting in the hospital consultation room was led by President Mrs Amos Creighton. Acting treasurer Mrs Robert North reported 13300 from foot of nickels strips, which will stay out another month. The group voted to continue a $5 award for the top junior at the May 26 commencement. Eleanor Slocum announced the baccalaureate sermon for May 24 at St Pauls Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge- Maryland Hospital
Amos Creighton
Robert North
Eleanor Slocum
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
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Moore—Fallin
Creighton
W. Lake Robinson
John G. Mills
Arthur D. Jones
Granville Hooper
Samuel Brohawn
Mace Brohawn
Jilly D. Lowry
W. H. Leonard, Jr
W. H. Hooper
R. P. Smith
Eleanor Slacum
Trans
Gould—Hales
Stephens
Willey
James R. Shenton
Robert Weyg
Arthur Parker
Chiropractors
Payne
Clifton R. Waldron
P. O. Box
Cambridge, Md
Vt 72
Ford
Cambridge Auto Company
Cambridge, Maryland
Wimpep
Vimpep
Cambridge 177
Weidenhoff
Muir Street
Boulfo
Coca-Cola Company
Ala Bertoeee As
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