Denton Society Guests and Local Social Notes
Denton society circles were lively with visits from Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Brown and daughter plus Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Johnson Jr and families from Severn Maryland. Many local residents hosted relatives and friends and traveled to occasions including Worlds Fair trips, Princeton and Atlantic City excursions, and family reunions at Camp Mardela and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Brown
Joseph C. Brown
Severn, Md
Herbert S. Martin
Baltimore
David Marine
Rehoboth Beach
Charles Abbott
Bristol
E. Paul Knotts
Minnie B. Todd
Diane Nichols
Wingfield S. Nichols
Peggy Smith
Paul A. Smith
Goldsboro
New York City
Long Island
Milson C. Raver
Reisteretown
J. Virgil Moore
Charles V. Moore
Randy
Princeton
N. J
Victoria Moore
Minnie Todd
Lida Trice
Katie Towers
Carl Towers
Clifford Towers
Benson Towers
Mary
Milo Crane
Bob Gelletty
Danny Towers
Hobbs
Howard Engle
Joe
Jimmie Lane
Spruce Pine
N. C
Beny Good
Philadelphia
Dorsey Nichols
Julia Gerth
James McCann
Michelle
Williston
Fred Love
Vincent Love
Wilmington
Margaret Elliott
Rosedale
Del
Ethel Decetro
Love
Wilson Smith
Easton
Nonie Halpin
Lillian Halpin
Sandra Leusen
Massachusetts
Dan Garvin
Dover Air Force Base
Hazel
Bill Funderburg
Burlington
West Virginia
Theodore Gelletly
John F. Welch
Carlton Porter
Mike
Mary Ann
Richard Porter
Kenneth
Richelle
Dennis
Amy
Alberta Weer
Harvey Porter
Arthur Porter
Donald Laramore
Donald
Elwanda
Caroline
Everagain Eagles
Jeanne Petroski
Faye
Brenda Thomas
Valerie Dickerson
Patsy
Charlotte Garey
Vick Davis
Carol Blades
Vickie Lane
Grace
Bob
Ted Gelletly
Robert
Grace Gelletly
Ken Gelletly
Cherry Hill
Norman Irwin
Wildwood
Carlton V. West
Atlantic City
Marguerite Brubaker
Marie Spence
Brubaker
Willard Lane
Fred Schlegel
Lewis Nafzinger
Chesapeake City
Denton
J. Roland Chaffinch
Harry Clark
William Beers
Marguerite Ward
Jamestown
Virginia
Louis Carstensen
Lake Park
Iowa
Thelma Allen
Esther Woodsworth
Arnold’s Park
G. H. Raé
Washington
Calvert C. Merriken
Scotland
George Lowe
Lanna Collins
Bridgeville
Collins
Frederick College
M. G. White
Port St. Lucie
Fla
G. H. Rue
Malcolm White
Ithaca
Shoreham Hotel
Harry Wright
Ocean City
Maryland
Willoughby Nowell
Arlington
Elsie Dove
Catonsville
George A. Butler
Sunset Drive
Herman Brown
Bradford
Melissa Prahl
Newcomb
Engagement announced for Miss Jean Lee Hubbard
Mr and Mrs Ralph Hubbard of Whitleysburg near Greensboro announce the engagement of their daughter Jean Lee Hubbard to Charles M Roland Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charles Roland of De Land Florida An October wedding is planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Butler
Elsie Dove
Elizabeth Vickery
Charles G. Newman
Silver Bay
N. J
Orland Fluharty
North Carolina
Fluharty
Jack Stevens
Lindsey Clendaniel
Robert
Ralph Hubbard
Whitleysburg
Greensboro
Jean Lee Hubbard
Charles M. Roland Jr
Roland
Charles Roland
DeLand, Fla
Red Cross Camp Instructors And Participants Listed
From the Pine Crest Camp in Preston the Red Cross notes salaried instructor Clarence D Messick and volunteers Richard Hudson Clifton Cottman Gary Waters Clifton Wright and Robson Pinkett. Beginners run July 27 1964 to August 14 1964 include Shirley Griffin Tyrelle Holmes Alton Taylor Trubi Truxon Rachelle Holmes Clarence Wayman Clifton Wayman Leon Wayman Leona Wayman and more. Intermediates same dates list Darlene Brewington David Lee Carston Kevin Cook Alvin Evans Albert Holmes Alford Johnson George R Johnson Clarence Mollock Robert Nichols Nathaniel Strawberry McKinley Truxon June Turner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Crest Camp
Preston
Clarence D. Messick
Richard Hudson
Clifton Cottman
Gary Waters
Clifton Wright
Robson Pinkett
Shirley Griffin
Tyrelle Holmes
Alton Taylor
Trubi Truxon
Rachelle Holmes
Clarence Wayman
Clifton Wayman
Leon Wayman
Leona Wayman
Darlene Brewington
David Lee Carston
Kevin Cook
Alvin Evans
Albert Holmes
Alford Johnson
George R. Johnson
Clarence Mollock
Robert Nichols
Nathaniel Strawberry
McKinley R. Truxon
June Turner
Mrs. Helen Sparklin Named Correspondent
Mrs. Helen Sparklin named Journal correspondent for Hillsboro succeeding Mrs. Russell Eaton. Residents seeking news or paper services should contact Mrs. Sparklin for assistance and submissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Sparklin
Hillsboro
Russell Eaton
Journal
Sparklin
Obituary: Amos Scott of near Denton dies after long illness
Amos Scott, 72, a retired farmer, died Friday at the home of his daughter in Harrington, Delaware after a long illness. He leaves three brothers, four sisters, a granddaughter, and three great grandchildren. Services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Rawlings Boulais Funeral Home, with interment in Greensboro Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Scott
Denton
Morris Adams
Harrington
Del
Henry
Edgar
Harvey
Mildred Enright
Elsie Scott
Wilmington
Harry Wilhelm
Dover
Wilmer Wilson
Greenwood
Rawlings-Boulais
Greensboro Cemetery
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Denton Society
Frank Fountain
Easton Hospital
Trice
Mary Elizabeth Todd
Charles D. Todd
King
Camp Mardela
Calvary Lutheran Church
West Chester
General Wayne Inn
Malvern
William Savage
Marcus Hook
C. F. Curtiss
Plantsville
Conn
Maine
Dennis Todd
Dan Evans
Fort Wayne, Ind
Laura Renshaw
Centreville
Talmage Strong
Ed Covell
Kemp Newnam
Ragland
Danville
Newspap
NCHS
John Webster
Voag
Wayne Fretterd
Freddie Bilhouse
Wednbrough
Bob Voorhees
Red Cross
Dorman
Carla
Jean Fletcher
Alan Schmidt
Peoples Bank
Caroline’s Friendly Bank
Cutex
Edgehill
Pan Stik
Edgehill PR
Harmody
Your Prescription & Cosmetics Headquarters
Market St
RCA Victor
New Vista Television
Gerardi Bros
Federalsburg