Denton Couple Announces Engagement Of Local Graduates
Mrs Legates of Denton announces the engagement of her daughter Vivian Jones to William Eveland son of Mr and Mrs William H Eveland of Ridgely They are both North Caroline High School graduates William works for Preston Trucking Company No wedding date yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Legates
Denton
Miss Jones
Mr. Eveland
North Caroline High School
Preston Trucking Companny
Preston
Mary Ellen Ellwanger Wed James Owen Wise in Milford Church
Miss Mary Ellen Ellwanger and James Owen Wise wed at Milford Avenue Methodist Church on February 2 with Rev. Charles Carpenter officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T Clyde Ellwanger, wore ivory satin and carried red roses. matron of honor was Mrs. John Conner. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. James A Wise of Denton, is a Washington and Lee graduate, Army veteran, and a Maryland Law School student. After a New York trip, they will reside in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Ellwanger
James Owen Wise
Milford Avenue Methodist Church
Charles Carpenter
T. Clyde Ellwanger
Milford
Mr Wise
James A. Wise
Denton
John Conner
Smyrna
Richard Holloway
Unversity
Delaware
Wise
Washington and Lee University
University of Maryland Law School
New York
Baltimore
Woman's Club Denton hosts Men’s Night Dinner Feb 17
Denton Woman's Club plans an annual Men’s Night Covered Dish Supper on Saturday Feb 17 at 6 30 pm featuring a Sing Along with guest soloists Charles Dent Elizabeth King W Carman Leggett and Mrs Morgan Williams with Mrs G H Rue at the piano. Also notes births church events and social visits involving local residents and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club of
Denton
W. Carman Leggett
Charles Dent
Elizabeth King
Goldsboro
Morgan Williams
G. H. Rue
Edward F. Summerfield
Edward Alan
Memorial Hospital
Easton
St. Luke’s Church
Madge Jump
Walter B. Palmer
Arthur Greenlee
Ruth A. Collins
James Baker
T. Carville Fleetwood
Donald L. Watson
Donna Lou
Lynne
Sherwood Park II
Wilmington
M. C. Watson
Earl M. Crouse
Anna Lee Crouse
Crouse
Alvin Gadow
Kent General Hospital
Dover
George A. Butler
Lawrence Neighbors
Orlando
Florida
John Winkler
Baltimore
James A. Wise
Gaye Wise
Wise
Washington
New York
Double Hills Homemakers Club
Raymond Smith
Curtis Andrew
William Beers
Camp Mardela
Caroline County
Homemakers’ Library
Redmond Long
Miss Hitchcock
Red Cross
Deaths of Mrs Elsie Louise Boyles 66 at Denton
Mrs Elsie Louise Boyles aged 66 died at her Denton home on Monday February 5 after a short illness. She was the daughter of the late John E and Jessie Legg DeFord. Survived by five daughters Mrs John Foerster Baltimore Mrs Robert E O'Brien Wilmington Mrs Dorsey Harris Denton Mrs Daw son Cohee Greensboro and Mrs John Bacsak Jr Denton one son John F Boyles Federalsburg ten grandchildren one great granddaughter three sisters Mrs John Bishop Queenstown Mrs Lloyd Fleming Sr Queen Anne Mrs Jacob Gibson Queen Anne and one brother Chas DeFord Hillsboro Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at Moore Funeral Home with Rev George E Culver pastor of the Denton Pilgrim Holiness Church officiating Interment in Greenmount Cemetery Hillsboro
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Louise Boyles
Denton
John E
Jessie Legg DeFord
John Foerster
Baltimore
Robert E. O’brien
Wilmington
Dorsey Harris
Dawson Cohee
Greensboro
John Bacsak, Jr
John F. Boyles
Federalsburg
John Bishop
Queenstown
Lloyd Fleming
Queen Anne
Jacob Gibson
Chas. DeFord
Hillsboro
Moore Funeral Home
George E. Culver
Denton Pilgrim Holiness Church
Greenmount Cemetery
Mark E Hignutt Rites Held After Baltimore Death
Mark Edwin Hignutt 65 died Jan 30 in University Hospital Baltimore after a three year illness. Born in Caroline County he farmed until moving to Denton 15 years ago and managed his farm between Denton and Federalsburg. Survived by widow Myrtle, foster son Charles Meredith of Norfolk, brothers Emmett Denton Fletcher Ray, sister Agnes Carter. Funeral at Frampton Funeral Home with Rev. T J Turkington. burial Hill Crest Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Edwin Hignutt
University Hospital
Baltimore
Caroline County
Denton
Federalsburg
Hignutt
Myrtle A. Hignutt
Charles Harold Meredith
Norfolk
Emmett Hignutt
Fletcher Hignutt
Ray Hignutt
Greensboro
Agnes E. Carter
Frampton Fneral
T. J. Turkington
Hill Crest Cemtery
Funeral services for Mrs Amelia Cleaves 79 at Harrington
Mrs Amelia Cleaves 79 widow of T A Cleaves died Thursday at Kent General Hospital Dover. Survived by son T Clayton Cleaves of Dover two sisters Theresa Cahall Greenwood Emma Burr Philadelphia two brothers George Zott Greenwood and Martin Zott New Haven Conn two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services at McKnott Funeral Home Harrington with interment Hollywood Cemetery Harrington. The Cleaves lived in Hickman years ago and were in the mercantile business before moving to Greenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Cleaves
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Services for Harry J Cohee 65 Wilmington Manors
Harry J Cohee 65 of Wilmington Manor died after a heart attack at work at Delaware Coach Co where he had toiled 44 years. A Felton native who lived in the Wilmington area 44 years he was a member of Wilmington Lodge 180 Loyal Order of Moose. Surviving are his widow Flossie M Cohee a brother Ernest Cohee of Delaware City two sisters Bessie Clark Camden Del and Ethel Marvel Goldsboro and several nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Cohee
Wilmington Manor
Jones
Claymont
Gracelawn Memorial Park
Delaware Coach Co
Cohee
Felton
Wilmington
Ernest Cohee
Delaware City
Bessie Clark
Camden
Del
Ethel Marvel
Goldsboro
Wesley F Stafford dies at 48 near Denton
Wesley Frederick Stafford 48 died at his home near Denton on Monday February 5 after a period of failing health. He was the son of the late Fletcher and Clare Satterfield Stafford. Survived by wife Elizabeth Ann Wright and three children Ronald Allen Dale Wesley and Sharon Lee at home. a foster son Franklin Perry. four brothers Russell Lester Paul and Jack, all of Denton. two sisters Helen Christopher Federalsburg and Elizabeth Shields Greens. Funeral services Friday at 2 p.m. Moore Funeral Home Ames Methodist Church pastor Rev Donald J Hurst officiating. Interment Denton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Frederick Stafford
Denton
Fletcher
Clare Satterfield Stafford
Elizabeth Ann Wright
Ronald Allen
Dale Wesley
Sharon Lee
Franklin Perry
Russell
Lester
Paul
Jack
Helen Christopher
Federalsburg
Elizabeth Shields
Greensboro
Moore Funeral Home
Donald J. Hurst
Ames Methodist Church
Denton Cemetery
William Faulkner 78 Die Near Sadlersville
William Lemuel Faulkner, 78, retired farmer, died Tuesday of last week at a cousin's home near Sadlersville. Funeral services were held Saturday from Rawlings Boulais Funeral Home with Rev. William Dore officiating. He leaves five sisters and two brothers and several nephews and nieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lemuel Faulkner
Robert McGinnis
Sadlersville
Faulkner
Marydel
Rawlings- Boulais
William Dore
Ethel Lisakoff
Carrie Faulkner
Wilmington
Clara Holden
Centreville
Jane Vincent
Farmington
Mary Gesell
Chestertown
Conrad
Roland
Kenton
Del
Martin E Robinson 62 dies in Mobile of heart attack
Martin F E Robinson, 62, died at a Mobile hospital from a heart attack suffered early Tuesday morning January 30. He was the son of the late Harry C and Olelia Robinson of Ridgely. He moved from Ridgely at 18 and worked in Mobile for Diamond Ice Co and the City Fire Company. Survived by his wife, four sons and four daughters, all in Mobile, and three sisters Miss Mary Robinson of Ridgely now West Chester PA, Mrs. Althea Roe of Federalsburg, and Mrs. Margaret Long of Denton. Funeral services and interment followed in Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin FE. Robinson
Mobile
Alabama
Harry C
Olelia Robinson
Ridgely
Robinnson
Diamond Ice Company
City Fire Company
Mary Robinson
West Chester
George Bestrovich dies after pedestrian collision in Chester
George Bestrovich, 57, formerly of Henderson, died in Chester, Pennsylvania, from injuries after being struck by a car. His funeral was held Saturday in Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bestrovich
Henderson Area
Chester
William J. Enslen Dies Sudden at 65 in Burrsville
William J. Enslen, 65, died suddenly of a heart attack at his Burrsville home on January 25. He had lived in the town for six years. Burial was held January 29 in Cleveland, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Enslen
Burrsville
Cleveland
Ohio
Burrrsville Visits and Church News Drafts
Burrrsville residents and guests visit relatives in Felton Georgetown Harrington and Hollandsvill e. Wesley Church repairs progress with a new roof in Greensboro. WSCS group hosts a meeting February 15 and the Charge fourth quarterly conference is set for March 2 at Union Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Butler
Elwood Butler
Jarvis Nursing Home
Felton
Dover
Roland Draper
Jank Adams
Georgetown
Charles Welsh
Louis Buarque
Houston
Carroll Welsh
Harrington
Fletcher Price
Hollandsville
Nelson Draper
Greensboro
Wesley Church
Pauline Hopkins
Harold Hopkins
Cleymont
WSCS
R. H. Stafford
Charge Fourth
Union Church
Congressman's Washington report on farm programs and controls
Congressman Johnson notes farm income rose about 1 billion last year and income per farm rose by 350. He warns against rigid government controls to limit production via marketing orders for turkey, potatoes, corn, oats, barley, and wheat. Dairy and other sectors face tighter caps, with payments for set-aside land use for wildlife and recreation. Food for Peace would be expanded.
Average citizen swayed by 50 percent income boost
A claim that loyalty to the system grows as income rises by fifty percent. The statement frames financial gain as a key driver of public allegiance.
Poultry industry favors free enterprise over controls
A House leader argues that extending Public Law 480 to aid surplus shipments abroad should not rely on government control, praising the poultry sector's shift to efficiency and private initiative. He plans meetings with Delmarva leaders and invites farmer input, while addressing Operation Abolition showings and an Open House on February 21 in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Maryland
McDowell
Delmarva
San Francisco
House Committee On Un-American
J. Edgar Hoover
House Committee
House Un-American Activities Committee
House
John McCormack
Carl Albert
Peace Corps
S. Sargent Shriver
Washington
U S space program aims in race with Russia expansion
Comprehensive February feature in The American Weekly magazine in color gravure with The Baltimore Sunday American outlines United States goals in the outer space race. It covers launchers space vehicles and scientists plans to catch up to Russia in the race to the stars.
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United States
Russia
American Weekly
Baltimore Sunday American
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Benjamin Franklin
William L. DeFord
Woman’s Club of
Anne Huppman
Planned Parenthood Association of Baltimore
Huppman
Planned Parenthood Association
Frank OD. Zeigler, Jr
G. W. Beck
Wm. Finn
D. R. Horsey
H. J. Hubbard
C. V. West
Merle Crouse
Ecuador
Bridgewater
Clifton Crouse
Rehoboth
Mark E. Hignutt
Mrs. Amelia Cleaves
Wesley F. Stafford
William Faulkner
Martin E. Robinson
Johnson
Eral Auto
Teries
Good
American Service
Thomas R. Good
Prop
Edgehill Pharmacy
Market ST
U. S
Sunoco
Horner’s Service
Elzie Horner
Mgr
Sat
Sun
Delaware Management Coo., Inc
Penn Center Plaza
Philadelphia
Delaware Fund
Dentonia Theatre
Denton, Maryland
Avbert Ced
Mienshichel Darel
Columsa Pictures
Fannie Hurst
Feet Hunter- Carroll Ae SA Nag Cea
Toley
Charles Il
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Reginald Gardiner
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