Noble Sipple 59 Greensboro Employee Dies in Easton Hospital
Noble Sipple of Greensboro died Monday night at Memorial Hospital Easton. He worked for Pet Milk. Survived by wife Anna, daughter Margaret Bostic of Chester, sons Clarence Rockville Maryland Lawrence William of Chester, eight grandchildren, sister Lola Jones of Greensboro. Funeral Friday 2 p.m. Rawlings Funeral Home Greensboro. Interment Greensboro Cemetery.
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Noble Sipple
Greensboro
Pet Milk Company
Memorial Hospital
Easton
William H
Mary Totheroh Sipple
Sipple
Anna Sipple
Margaret Bostic
Chester
Clarence Sipple
Rockville
Lawrence and
Wiliam Sipple
Lola Jones
Rawlings
Ray W. Kirwan
Dagsboro
Del
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Greensboro Cemetery
Funeral Services for John H Faulkner in Wilmington
Funeral services were held Tuesday at Chandler Funeral Home in Wilmington Delaware for John Harold Faulkner 59 who died Saturday at his Brookland Terrace home. He was a World War I veteran born in Maryland and moved to Wilmington about 30 years ago. Survived by his wife Mildred and daughter Mary Ruth Robinson of Wilmington plus brothers and sisters in Delaware Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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John Harold Faulkner
Chandler Funeral Home
Wilmington
Del
Gracelawn Memorial Park
Brookland Terrace
Marydel
Mildred Faulkner
Mary Ruth Robinson
Conrad Faulkner
Carrie Faulkner
Ola Whitcomb
Ethel Lisakoff
Roland Faulkner
Kenton
Lemuel Faulkner
Clara Holden
Sadlersville
Mary Gazell
Chestertown
James Vincent
Farmington
Mrs L Anna Harper 66 Dies at Home Near Greensboro
Mrs L Anna Harper a widow of Wallace Harper died suddenly Monday at her Greensboro area home. A daughter of Thomas and Rachel Hignatt she is survived by daughter Jane Lamboni of Baltimore son William C Harper of Greensboro sister Carlton Carter Greensboro four brothers Raymond Hignutt Wilmington Delaware Emmett Mark Hignutt Denton and Fletcher Hignutt Federalsburg and three grandchildren Funeral services were held yesterday at Rawlings Funeral Home Greensboro with Rev Grayson Wheatley of St Pauls Methodist Church officiating Burial followed at Greensboro Cemetery
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L. Anna Harper
Greensboro
Thomas and
Rachel Nichols Hignatt
Wallace Harper
Rawlings
Grayson Wheatley
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Jane Lamboni
Baltimore
William C. Harper
Carlton Carter
Raymond Hignutt
Wilmington
Del
Emmett
Mark Hignutt
Denton
Fletcher Hignutt
Federalsburg
William H. Melvin 75 Dies of Heart Attack in Greensboro
William H. Melvin died of a heart attack last Friday at Dr. C. H. Stonesifer offices in Greensboro. A former Wilmington resident, he lived in Greensboro for many years and was a carpenter. Survived by wife Bertha, two daughters Mrs. Albert G. McCauley and Mrs. William Masten, three grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held Monday at Rawlings Funeral Home Greensboro with interment in Silverbrook Cemetery Wilmington.
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William H. Melvin
C. H. Stonesifer
Greensboro
Wilmington
Del
Jas. A
Mary Smith Melvin
Bertha Melvin
Albert G. McCauley
Woodcrest
William Masten
Colonial Heights
Rawlings
Silverbrook Cemetery
Denton Cub Scouts Hold Christmas Party
Denton Cub Scouts enjoyed a Christmas party with small gifts for each Cub and refreshments of punch and cookies. The next Pack meeting was announced for January 27, 1956, with Pirates as the theme for the month.
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Denton National Bank
Denton
Double Hills Homemakers Hold Christmas Party
The Double Hills Homemakers held a Christmas gathering on December 20 with a turkey filled table. After dinner Mrs. Jay Smith read the Christmas Story and a prayer preceded by the first Christmas Tree tale. Gift exchanges and riddles followed as members learned Capsule Sister identities.
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Double Hills Homemakers
Jay Smith
St. Luke
United States
Wooster
Ohio
Letter to Santa from Denton Child in 1955
A Denton Maryland note dated December 19 1955 from a nearly five year old writing to Santa Claus requesting a big tractor boxing gloves and a punching bag blending a childhood wish with the era's holiday mail.
Letter From Lester Carroll Jr. To Parents
A personal note from Lester Carroll Jr. asks to bring his mother and father something nice and mentions his younger presence. The brief appeal emphasizes family sentiment and a request for thoughtful gifts.
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Mommy
Daddy
Lester Carroll, Jr
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John H. Faulkner
Denton Cub
Santa
Ernest Cooper
Cieelings
L & W Service
Louis Andrew and
Walter Turner Denton
Horner’s Service
Rowens Stationery Store
David Cohen and Son
Russell Matthews
Anderson Lumber Company
Faston
Alton Ewing
Cordova
Hillsboro
Lala Hines
Denton, Md
Royal Oak
Talbot County
Salisbury
Seaford
A. T. Longfellow
Delaware
Law Office
L. Clark Ewing
Easton, Md
Avon Cosmetics
Queen Anne
South Blvd
Stayman
Rome
O. A. Newton & Son
Bridgeville
Harvey Griffith
Third Street
Willoughby
Medford Hardesty
Whiteoaks
Jones
Del 11
Fifth Avenue
Harry F. Knotts, Sr
Glidden
Griffith
Interior Decorators
Market Street
William Bullock Denton
Bath
Andersontown
Cohee’s
Market St
Stockley’s
O. M. Griffith
E. L. Fooks
E. E. Nichols
S. Second St
G. Emory Gottwall
Easton A
R. Lee Butler
Double Hills
Steve Wood
Ridgely
Noble Motor Co
Easton 245
Bowens Office Equipment Co
Dover St
Breeding & Nichols
R. Harrison
State of Maryland
Peninsula
Caroline
Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Caroline H. Knotts
J. Redden
Carlton V
Stockholders’ Meeting
James R. Chaffinch, JR
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