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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1954

Page

7

Deaths— Mrs Bertha Wyatt Scott of near Denton

Mrs Bertha Wyatt Scott 60 of near Denton died Saturday at Milford Memorial Hospital after five weeks as a patient. Born Greensboro she was daughter of the late William E and Mary Bright Hammond. Her first husband John Wyatt died in 1943. She later married Amos Scott and lived near Denton the past six years. She hosted at Denton for Southern States Cooperative and belonged to Hobbs and Concord Methodist Churches. Surviving five daughters six grandchildren one step-daughter two sisters three brothers. Services at Boyer Funeral Home Harrington with Rev Grier Baker officiating and Hollywood Cemetery interment.

Bertha Wyatt Scott Denton Milford Memorial Hospital Greensboro William E Mary Bright Hammond John Wyatt Masten’s Corner Amos Scott Southern States Cooperative Woman's Society Hobbs Concord Emma Wyatt Jefferson Milton Jeanette Wyatt Faulkner Germany Edna Wyatt Berryhill Magnolia Cora Wyatt Harris Ruth Wyatt Dill Harrington Florence Thornton Alta Sipple Felton William E. Hammond Felt Mamie Willoughby Hopkins Vernon Richard Annie Fowler Jewell Prospect Methodist Church Jonathan L. Hopkins Ellen Palmatory Edwin Jonathan Louis Ralph Jewell Clarence Jewell Milford Boyer Funeral Home John Irwin Prospect Church Milton Elliott Trinity Methodist Church Hollywood Cemetery

William Boyles longtime Queen Anne farmer dies at 85

William George Boyles aged 85, a Queen Anne's County farmer, died at his Willoughby home after a long illness. Services were held Friday at Barton's Funeral Chapel Centreville with Rev. R. A. Blundon officiating. Interment followed at Chesterfield Cemetery. He was born in Delaware and lived in Centreville 41 years. Surviving are his wife Florence, six children, two stepchildren, a brother James and a sister Mrs Risdon Dulin, plus numerous relatives.

Barton Centreville William George Boyles Queen Anne’s Willoughby R. A. Blundon Queen Anne-Hillsboro Florence Chance Boyles Frank Cordova Charles DeFord Denton William Eugene Dudley Chester Grayson Chance Gaylord Ivens Queen Anne Risdon Dulin

Services for James W. Pinder in Greensboro

Services for James W. Pinder 76 were held at the Rawlings Funeral Home in Greensboro Sunday at 2 p m with Rev Wilson Davis pastor of Ridgely Methodist Church in charge Burial was in Greensboro Cemetery He died at his Ridgely home after a long illness He was a retired farmer and had lived in Ridgely six years Born in Queen Annes County he was a son of William and Debbie Tarr Pinder His widow Hattie Pinder of Ridgely survives him

James W. Pinder Rawlings Greensboro Wilson Davis Ridgely Methodist Church Mr. Pinder Ridgely Queen Anne’s County William Debbie Tarr Pinder Hattie Pinder

Death of Harry Grubb A Ridgely Resident at 69

Harry Grubb aged about 69 died of a heart attack at his Ridgely home on Sunday February 7. A retired contractor from Trainer Pennsylvania he moved to Ridgely 31 years ago. Survived by widow two children from a former marriage a son John of Bechpelville PA and a daughter Mrs Earl Wolf of Swarthmore PA two grandsons a brother Benjamin of New Brunswick PA and a sister Miss Annie Grubb of Lewistown PA Funeral services were held Tuesday night at Moorland Funeral Home Trainer PA and interment was in West Port PA Those from Ridgely attending the services included Mallory Winstead Sr Roland Cherry Grayson Winstead Edward Whitby and Lewis Cherry.

Harry Grubb Ridgely Trainer John Bechpelville Earl Wolf Swarthmore Benjamin Edward Whitby Lewis Cherry

Tragic Death Of 2 Year Old James Maloney In Claymont

James Christopher Maloney two year old son of Mr and Mrs Wil bert L Maloney died Saturday at home 2504 Lincoln Avenue Claymont Delaware after brief illness He is survived by a brother Richard four and grandparents Mr and Mrs William C Maloney of Denton The Rev Dr Essell P Thomas pastor of the Methodist Church of the Atonement officiated at services in Jones Funeral Home Clayton on Tuesday at 11 am with interment in Gracelawn Memorial Park

James Christopher Maloney Wilbert L. Maloney Lincoln Avenue Claymont Del Richard William C. Maloney Denton Essell P. Thomas Methodist Church of the Atonement Jones Philadelphia Pike Gracelawn Memorial Park

Mrs Edith C Gibson 65 Dies After Short Illness

Edith C Gibson dies Saturday in Memorial Hospital Easton after a short illness. A Goldsboro resident and Methodist Church member she leaves three sons William C Gibson Atlantic City Robert M Gibson Goldsboro Edward T Gibson Bridgetown and Mrs G Stahl Wilmington and two grandchildren. Services were held at Rawlings Funeral Home Greensboro Tuesday at 2 p m with interment in Greensboro Cemetery.

Edith C. Gibson Memorial Hospital Easton Goldsboro William C. Gibson Atlantic City Robert M. Gibson Edward T. Gibson Bridgetown G. Stahl Wilmington Rawlings Greensboro

Nuttle Lumber to Build Hardwood Flooring Mill on Delmarva

Elias W. Nuttle, president of Nuttle Lumber Co., announced plans to build a 30 000 board foot per week oak flooring mill in Denton to serve rising demand from Eastern Shore housing growth in 1954. The firm will expand Denton facilities, hire more staff, and install labor saving equipment while adding a new 40 by 40 foot storage addition for a bargain barn retail concept.

Elias W. Nuttle Nuttle Lumber Company Delmarva Peninsula Denton Moore Yates American Nuttle The St. Michaels Easton Cambridge Peninsula

Jubilee Trail at Reese Theatre Feb 14 15 16

Reese Theatre presents the world famous Jubilee Trail starring Forrest Tucker and Joan Leslie from February 14 to 16 with a support lineup including Four Faces West Joel McCrea and a Paul Terry Cartoon Carnival. Also features Oklahoma Jim and his Indian River Wild West Whiz Kids on Feb 13 with Deep Vision Presentation and low stage show prices for all ages.

Reese Theatre Oklahoma Jim Joel McCrea

Newman DeRochbrune Rickards dies at home in Denton

Newman DeRochbrune Rickards a retired insurance agent died Sunday at his Riverton Avenue home. He was born in Caroline County son of the late Charles T and Alice Newman Rickards of Denton. Survived by wife Elizabeth Locke, of Washington. son Capt Charles H Richards of American Airlines Port Washington NY. daughter Mrs Douglas Bennington of Denton. two grandchildren. Funeral at J Virgil Moore and Son Denton at 2 PM Wednesday. Burial in Denton Cemetery.

Newman DeRochbrune Rickards Riverton Avenue Denton Caroline County Charles T Alice Newman Rickards Elizabeth Locke Washington Charles H. Richards American Air Lines Port Washington N. Y Douglas Bennington J. Virgil Moore Denton Cemetery

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