King Ambassadors plan two services at Marydel Hall
The King’s Ambassadors from Philadelphia announce two Easter week services at Marydel Community Hall on Sunday April 11 at 3:00 pm and 7:00 pm. The daytime program targets youth with songs talks stories and prizes. the evening focuses on adults with instrumental music group singing and a gospel message. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Marydel Community Hall
A. L. Harman
George Ours
Cumberland
Martha Collison
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Kate Mentrovich
Paul Faradise
Summit
N. J
Wanda Mentrovich
Wilmington
Red Cross
L. H. Collison
Wm. Heath
Andrew W. Collison
Wilmington Manor
Smyrna
Odd Fellows
Denton Health Center
Marydel
L. A. Covell
Baltimore
V.F.W
Sam Cohee
Leslie
Hillsboro Visitors and Travels Across Regions
Hillsboro residents and relatives visited or hosted relatives across Washington and Wilmington during Easter and the week. Mr William Sparks visited sister Mrs Frank Fleming in Wilmington on Easter Sunday. Francis Fleming plans a Florida trip. Mrs William Sherwood and family from Wilmington spent several days with her mother Mrs Rowe. Rev William Revelle and daughter Carol Sue of Port Deposit joined Mr and Mrs Ralph Holand’s family visit in the prior week. Claude Baker of Wilmington visited with Mr and Mrs Bumpy Short. John Mandrell and children of Denton shared Sunday dinner with Elwood Fleming and Barton Butler families. Larry Larimore and daughter Marjorie of Wilmington also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert DeFord
Washington
Wiliam Sparks
Wilmington
Frank Fleming
Francis Fleming
Florida
William Sherwood
Rowe
William Revelle
Carolsn Sue
Port Deposit
Ralph Holand
Claude Baker
Bumpy Short
John Mandrell
Denton
Eilwood Flemng
Barton Butler
Weekend visitors and local social notes
Were week end guests of Mrs Gur ney Tarburton. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eaton were Baltimore visitors on Wednesday. Miss Elinor Eaton returned to Ogontz Junior College on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Newnam of Trappe visited with Mr. and Mrs Harry Kemp on Sunday. Miss Diane Duffey of Washington spent the week end with Mrs. Chas Jarrell and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eat on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurney Tarburton
Joseph Eaton
Baltimore
Elinor Eaton
Ogontz Junior College
Maurice Newnam
Trappe
Harry Kemp
Diane Duffey
Washington
Chas. Jarrell
Orphans Court Grants Admin for Frank S. Smith Estate
The Orphans Court met April 6 1948 with two associate judges. It granted letters of administration to Annabelle Everett in the estate of Frank S. Smith deceased, bond filed and approved, with notice to creditors ordered. Inventory of Laura B. Mason deceased filed by administrator cta Wilbert L. Merriken. Reports of sales in Zaidan R. Barton and related real estate sale exhibit A and order nisi to be published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Charles V. Moore
J. Norris Coulby
Frank S. Smith
Annabelle Everett
Laura B. Mason
Wilbert L. Merriken
C.t.a
Zaidan R. Barton
Nisi
Marriage of Miss Mary Isabel Mitchell and James Oscar Shockley
Twenty five years ago in Chester at Trinity M E Church Rev C Lee Gaul united Miss Mary Isabel Mitchell and James Oscar Shockley in marriage. The bride wore steel canton crepe. the couple will reside in Chester where the groom works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street
Chester
C. Lee Gaul
Trinity M. E. Church
Mary Isabel Mitchell
James Oscar Shockley
Greensboro
William T. Shockley
Obituary Notices for Quillen and Cahall in Caroline County
Mrs. Marie C. Quillen widow of John Quillen died at her grandson J. Harvey Quillen's home on March 26 at 87. Survived by three children and 18 grandchildren. Funeral held at a Two Johns home and Barratt's Chapel Frederica with Pallbearers named. Also obituary for James Cahall of Ridgely born 1856 in Caroline County. Lived mostly in Queen Annes farming, married Annie Sennett, moved to Ridgely in 1919. Burial at Centreville after service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Harman Ours
Crites
George E. Ours
Petersburg
W. Va
Cumberland
Ours
Marydel
Thaddeus Harman
George Ours
Jessie A
Dover
A. Lee
Claudia R. Heather
Hardy
Irene Robinson
Hyattsville
Arletta Bean
Moorefield
Ruth Dice
Franklin
A. Lee Harman
Marydel Methodist Church
Marie C. Quillen
John Quillen
J. Harvey Quillen
Z. L. Quillen
Wyoming
Del
Thomas A. Lynch
Couch’s Bridge
Mary Alexander
Milford
Two Johns
G. E. McDorman
Barratt’s Chapel
Frederica
Mr. McDorman
Mr. Taylor
Alphonzo Meredith
C. H. Towers
Walter Howard
S. J
Augusta Cahall
Queen Anne’s County
Annie Sennett
Baltimore
Ridgely
Obituary Notices for Cahall and Thawley Families
Mrs. Lillie Porter died at home in Denton after a stroke. Survived by husband Richard Porter and son Philip, mother Mrs. Mary Thawley in Virginia, four sisters, and one brother. Funeral services set for tomorrow afternoon with interment at Denton cemetery. Also mentions J E Cahall, W C Cahall, T C Cahall, and Mrs M Bryan as survivors in a separate note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Porter
Richard Porter
Denton
Philip
Mary Thawley
Virginia
Mesdames
Bertie Greenley
Mabel Towers
Rose Thawley
Carrie Thawley
New York
Harvey M. L. Thawley
Denton Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Hillsboro
Larry Larimore
Marjorie
Purina
Burina Lowepig Chouw
Rok
Turkey
Starte
Rete Prorlem
Willis & Covell Co
du Pont
du Ponte
Wilson
Ice Service Co
Clayton, del
Pillsbury
LeGrande Tomatoes
LeGrande
Boscul
DR. Phillips
van Camp
Sunewoet
van Camps
Oxydol
Johnson
Squar
Lowney Crest
MRS
KING
King Po-T-Rik
Bors
Aee
Sage
Sela
J. E. Cahall
W. C. Cahall
Dayton
Ohio
T. C. Cahall
Whitman
Tee’s Pharmacy
Ridgely, Maryland
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!