Two Local Weddings Tie Hickman and Ridgely Names
The wedding of Miss Janet Elizabeth O’Day of Hickman to Mr. Ronald Gene Perry of Greensboro occurred Friday April five at Rev. W. L. Jump’s home with Miss Lois O’Day and Mr. Robert W. Wright as attendants. Perry works for Esskay Company. A second wedding united Miss Joan Theresa Jacyssin of Ridgely with Mr. Charles Lester Kibler of Greensboro on Tuesday April nine at Rev. Jump’s home with attendants Miss Evelyn Kibler and Mr. Lewis Kibler. Kibler is a sheet metal worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Elizabeth O’day
Hickman
Ronald Gene Perry
Greensboro
W. L. Jump
Lois O’day
Robert W. Wright
Perry
Esskay Company
Joan Theressa Jacyssin
Ridgely
Chas
Lester Kibler
Evelyn K. Kibler
Lewis David Kibler
Denton Woman's Club Spring Fashion Show set for April 24
The Woman's Club of Denton hosts a Spring Fashion Show at North Caroline High School on April 24 at 8 p m ETS. Hess Apparel showcases vacation wear for beach boating and patio dining while Mr Charles Dent offers tunes from Camelot Brigadoon West Side Story and Oliver. Tony Alexander provides a prelude and Mrs Mary de Wald accompanies. Tickets are 150 for adults 100 for students with prizes from Hess Apparel. Dessert by club ladies.
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North Caroline High School
Woman's Club of
Denton
Hess Apparel
Easton
Salisbury
Charles Dent
Carousel
Mary de Wald
Mr. Dent
Alexander’s
Cambridge
Tony Alexander
Woman’s Club
Deaths of Preston Man Lee H. Price 47
Lee H. Price of Preston died April 4 at Mt. Alto Veterans Hospital Washington DC after a long illness. Born in Talbot County, he was 47, son of Mrs. Fannie E. Price and the late John Price. He was a World War II truck operator, served overseas in the 345th Infantry, and received decorations. He was honorably discharged from the Army at Fort George G. Meade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee H. Price
Preston
Mt. Alto Veterans’ Trospital
Washington, D. C
Talbot County
Fannie E. Price
John Price
Price
345Th Infantry
Fort George G
Local Notables Attend Easter Visitors and Meetings
Mrs Susie Smith at Walraven Nursing Home Sadlersville fell and possibly hip fracture but stable. Noble Jarrells returned from Fort Lauderdale and visited Elbert Jarrell in Camden New Jersey. Virgie Woolyhand improving at daughter Roland Parsons Chesertown home. Bud and Carlton Smith hosted Williamsport guests. Milbys visited Seaford and brought Wayne and Tom Connor home. Several ladies attended WSCS District meeting in Easton at St Mark's Church. Clarence Frase and daughter Mary Leu Preston hosted Howard Shockley family. Pamela Dennison from Long Island visits over Easter with Aunt Louise Dennison. Grace Jackson Frelwn Sylvester Mae Shively attended Flower Arrangement Demo at Denton REA building. Ed Thomas Bridge Town Medford Marvel Dawn visited Joshua Davis. Ruth Circle met at Mrs Dillon Fleming for devotions led by Patsy Luff. ten members present. We were glad to welcome a ...
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Alfred Baughley
Easton Hospital
Harry Whitby
Upnor Road
Baltimore
Maryland
Sallie Cole
Mary Dukes
Ruth Guilfoyle
Denny Phillips
Millsboro
William M. Garey
WSCS
St. Mark’s Church
Easton
R. Dale Palmer
W. B. Palmer
Madge Jump
J. W. Funk
Regina Burns
CC Merriken
O. G. Brewer, Jr
O. F. Smith
Elizabeth Richards
Martha Schlegel
Hazel Taylor
Annetta Renninger
Albert R. Neal
Harlan Walston
Middletown
N. Y
Lida Trice
Madison Towers
Theodore Gelletly
Robert Krauss
College Park
Williston
Benson Towers
Mary
Milo Crane
Dana Dexter
Chester
Howard Engle
Charles
Frank Brunner
Fishpaw
Eastern Shore Rock and Mineral Society Club
Centreville High School
Lida. Trice
Theodore Gelletty
West Virginia
H. D. Ervin
Nina Smith
Blanche Shaub
C. H. Godwin
John Barnes
Hopkins
William Beers
George T. Bell
Katherine
Betty
Quimby
Marguerite Brubaker
Marie Spence
Patsy
Laura Wyatt
Milford
Raymond C. Alden
Silver Spring
E. J. Brown
Republican Women’s Club
North Caroline
Second Street
Denton
Susie Smith
Walraven Nursing Home
Sadlersville
Noble Jarrell
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Elbert Jarrell
Camden
N. J
Virgie Wooleyhand
Roland Parsons
Chestertown
Bud Hurr
Williamsport
Carlton Smith
John Milby
Elbert Connor
Seaford
Wayne
Tom Connor
Milbys
Josephine Paxson
Alberta Schaube
Mae Shively
Dorothy Shockley
Clarence Frase
Mary Leu
Preston
Howard Shockley
Pamela Dennison
Long Island
Louise Dennison
Grace Jackson
Frelwn Sylvester
REA
Ed Thomas
Bridgetown
Medford Marvel
Dawn
Joshua Davis
Banister S Meredith dies after long illness in Caroline County
Banister S Meredith age 84 of Federalsburg died at home on Monday April 8 after a prolonged illness. He was a farmer, retired due to health. Survived by widow M Ethel Meredith two daughters Mrs Roland Lane and Mrs Rebecca Tyson five sons Leon William Robert Everett and Chaplain Henry Meredith, 25 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren, sister Grace Bowdle and brother Alvin Meredith. Funeral Friday 2 30 pm at Frampton's Funeral Home with Reverends Spedden Buckley officiating. Interment Hill Crest Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banister S. Meredith
Caroline County
Federalsburg
William H
Sarah Smith Meredith
Meredith
M. Ethel Meredith
Roland Lane
Preston
Rebecca Tyson
Rehoboth
Leon W
William E
Robert J
Everett
Middletown
Del
Henry E. Meredith
Fort Bayard
New Mexico
Grace Bowdle
Denton
Alvin Meredith
Frampton
Harold Spedden
Chestnut Grove Methodist Church
Frank G. Buckley
East New Market Church
Hill Crest Cemetery
Mrs Hazel M Butler Dies at 58 in Newark Delaware
Mrs Hazel M Butler 58 wife of Arnold A Butler died Saturday at Wilmington General Hospital. A native of Denton she lived 20 years in Newark Delaware at 32 Annabelle St. Survived by husband six children a sister four brothers and nine grandchildren. Services were held Tuesday at R T Jones funeral parlors Newark with burial at Red Clay Creek Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel M. Butler
Arnold A. Butler
Wilmington General Hospital
Denton
Butler
Annabelle St
Newark
Del
Carter Butler
Viola
William H
Arnold A., Jr
Harry I
Philip A. Butler
Mary Jane Spratt
Ethel Cohee
Salisbury
W. H. Irwin
Stewart Irwin
Stanton
Roland Irwin
Ridgely
Towers Irwin
R. T. Jones
Red Clay Creek Cemetery
Retired farmer Mark Howard dies at 77 in Hurlock
Mark Howard of near American Corner died Friday evening April 5 at Fisher Nursing Home in Hurlock at age 77. He was a native of Caro line County, son of the late Charles and Mrs. Howard. His wife Mary Jane Howard died in 1946. Surviving are three sons Leonard of Cleveland Ohio William and Edward near Federalsburg, a sister Mrs Lottie Graham of Bogota New Jersey. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 pm at Frampton Funeral Home with Rev Arthur F Beebe officiating. Interment Hill Crest Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Howard
American Corner
Fisher
Hurlock
Frampton Funeral Home
Arthur F. Beebe
First Church of God
Hill Crest Cemetery
Circle Adds Pauline Boone to Membership Lunch
Circle members held a brief business meeting and announced plans to sell baked goods at the firemen supper on Saturday April 20 in the Community Hall. Refreshments were served. hostess Mrs. Margaret Smyers of Ardmore, Pa., visits with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jackson. Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Smyers joined luncheon guest Mrs. Austin Murphy in Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hew
Pauline Boone
Margaret Smyers
Ardmore
Floyd Jackson
Historical Society Dinner At Denton On April 25th
Wilbert L. Merriken of Denton, president of the Caroline County Historical Society, announces the spring colonial dinner and business meeting will be held April 25 at the American Legion Home near Denton, with Jack Boulais as dinner committee chairman. Merriken will announce chairmen for two new committees to locate and catalog old homes and to list old family burying plots in Caroline County. Society directors with tickets include W. J. Merriken, Mrs. Madaline Brown, Mrs. Richard Hall, J. D. Carter, M. H. Smith, Stanley Long, Mrs. Harold Dean, Federalsburg. Jack Boulais, Mrs. Irvin Brumbaugh, Greensboro. Mrs. T. Olin Ford, Marydel. H. H. Rieck Sr., Miss Cornelia Cannon, Max Chambers, Preston. Winfield Nichols, Denton. and Calvin Lynch, Ridgely.
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Woman’s Club of
Denton
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Gloria Twardowski
United States
Gloria
Carolinas
Texas
Maryland
Caroline County
J. R. Chaffinch
Edward Quillen
Calvin Lane
Beth
Wilmington
N. C
Phyllis Lane
Baltimore
Ricky Nock
U. S. Army
Arlington
John Clarke
New Shrewsberry
N. J
Willard Lane
Elmer Pierson
Elmer Crouse
Martha Ann
Grasonville
Chris Biger
Helen Selin
Wilbert L. Merriken
Caroline County Historical Society
American Legion
Jack Boulais
Merriken
W. J. Merriken
Madaline Brown
Richard Hall
J. D. Carter
M. H. Smith
Stanley Long
Harold Dean
Federalsburg
Irvin Brumbaugh
Greensboro
T. Olin Ford
Marydel
H. H. Rieck, Sr
Cornelia Cannon
Max Chambers
Preston
Winfield Nichols
Calvin Lynch
Ridgely
Warning Against Hasty Purchases and Debt
It cautions readers to avoid rushing purchases or overpaying and notes it is easier to incur debt than to repay it. The message emphasizes prudent spending and financial restraint for individuals considering credit or large purchases.
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Perry-O’day
Kibler-Jacyssin
Samuel Mowbray
Gary Wayne
Memorial Hospital
Goldsboro
Ruth
Dillon Fleming
Patsy Luff
U.S
U.S. Savings Bonds
ERIES
Bates
Treasury Department
The
Advertising Council
Banister
S. Meredith
Mrs
Historical Society
Gerardi Bros
Edgar Allan Poe
Vincent Price
Peter Lorre
Boris Karloff
Jeffrey Hunter
Jesus
David Farrar
Noelle Adam
Christopher Tte
Adam Faith
Gillian Bills
Times
Bho
Savage Guns Basehart Tavlor
Nicol Rico
Carmcony Praggrene
Eee Niats
Metroscope
Rlman Melaka
Billy
Budd “Sinemascope
Allied Artists
Damon and
Pythias Gir Lmbrett
Stagecoach
Stasene Warren
Martin
Columne Jody
Judy Shit Stevens
Ilandau
Lawrance
Dan
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