Judd-Woodward Nuptials Held At The Ridgely Methodist Church
Janet H Woodward and Richard Judd wed at Ridgely Methodist Church on Saturday January 30 at three in the afternoon Rev Vinton D Shufelt officiated under a backdrop of gladiolus chrysanthemums ferns and branched candles The bride wore Candlelight satin with re-embroidered lace and pearls and carried white glamellas The best man was Paul Edwards and ushers were Hugh Cole and Richard Record A reception followed in the church with a five tier cake and white glamellas The couple left for Miami Beach and Tampa for their honeymoon The bride a former teacher from Greensboro will graduate from Salisbury State Teachers College in June The groom a Lewis and Clark College graduate is a legislative assistant to Senator Wayne Morse in Washington DC The couple will reside at 110 D Street SE Washington DC Easton after a short illness died survived by two children William L and Norma L Funeral held at Evangelical Church of God Tuckahoe with interment at Concord Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely Methodist Church
Janet H. Woodward
Richard Judd
James W. Hoffman
Denton
Edward Judd
Tampa
Fla
Vinton D. Shufelt
Phyllis Williams
Lexington Park
Maryland
Salisbury State Teachers College
Paul Edwards
Woodburn
Ore
Hugh Cole
Bend, Ore
Richard Record
Washington, D. C
Dean Powell
Teachers College
Jeannie Gladden
Mr. Powell
Vinton Shufelt
Archie Carrol
Marvin Redden
Jane Harris
Rose Lewis
Miami Beach
Judd
Greensboro
State Teachers College
Lewis and Clark College
Portland
Oregon
Wayne Morse
Washington
D. C
Federalsburg
Milford
Salisbury
Baltimore
Silver Spring
D. Street
S. E
Community Social Notes Highlight Local Homemaker Clubs
The Unity Homemakers Club meets at Mrs Ethel Callison s home on Wednesday Feb 24 at 2 pm. Mr and Mrs John R Ricards celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary at home Jan 26. Various members visit hospitals, hostesses serve refreshments, and members share news of trips, illnesses, and social events including Daytona Beach races and Florida travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Homemakers’ Club
Ethel Callison
Second St
John R. Ricards
Mahion Towers
Eugene Spence
Church of the Brethren
Wesley E. Thawley
College Manor
Baltimore County
Lutherville
WSCS
Methodist Church
Jay Kitchen
Norman Irwin
Gail Cooper
James Harris
Montpelier
Wm. H. Otto
Double Hills Homemakers’ Club
Raymond Smith
Nick Coulby
J. Norris Coulby
Wilmington
Lawrence Legates
Minnie Blades
Bethlehem
Charles D. Todd
Ollie Todd
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Todd
J. C. Waldeck
Joan Waldeck
Chestertown
Anna Cohee
Deaths of Mollie Legates Sworden, 83, Denton native
Mollie Legates Sworden, 83, former Denton resident, died Sunday Feb 14 at Delaware State Hospital Farnhurst after long illness. Survived by granddaughter Mrs Alan Verley of Lincoln Delaware. Funeral Thursday at Denton Pilgrim Holiness Church with Rev Horsman officiating. Interment in Denton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Legates Sworden
Denton
Delaware State Hospital
Farnhurst
William Bullock
Alan Verley
Lincoln
Del
Mrs Faulkner Dies at Memorial Hospital Near Denton
Mrs Jacequeline Sue Faulkner aged 26 wife of James Faulkner of near Denton died Saturday February 13 in Memorial Hospital at an unspecified location. The report notes funeral arrangements are pending and lists the immediate surviving relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacequeline Sue Faulkner
James Faulkner
Denton
Memorial Hospital
William Se. Elliott dies. carpenter longtime Annapolis resident
William Se Elliott 81 died at Annapolis General Hospital last week. A retired carpenter from Greensboro he lived many years in Annapolis. Funeral services were held Friday from Rawlings Funeral Home Greensboro with Rev Vinton D Shufelt officiating. Interment Greensboro Cemetery. Surviving are his wife a daughter Laura Shockley of Annapolis five children seven grandchildren two nieces and two nephews. Also three brothers two sisters and three grandchildren. Funeral at St Benedict’s Ridgeley Feb 8 followed by interment St Joseph’s Cordova. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Se. Elliott
Annapolis General Hospital
Greensboro
Annapolis
Rawlings
Nome
Vinton D. Shufelt
Ridgely Methodist Church
Elliott
Laura Shockley
Paul Callahan
Easton
Gene Callahan
Marion
New Jersey
Elizabeth McClyment
Margaret Ann Smith
Washington, D. C
Leo IT. Lynch
Michigan
Stephen
William
Ridgely
Irene White
Wilmington
Catherine George
Denton
St. Benedict’s Roman Catholic Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Cordova
James Lynch
Francis Lynch
William Connelly
Herbert Lane
Charles Ixnott
Stephen Wood
Death of Earl C. Melvin of Magnolia Del
Earl C. Melvin 56 a Magnolia Delaware farmer employed by the State Highway Department died last week at Isent General Hospital Dover He lived in the county all his life Funeral was Sunday evening at Berry Funeral Home Felton with burial Odd Fellows Cemetery Camden Rev Otis B Reed retired Methodist minister officiating Survived by his wife Naomi two daughters Jeanette Goettorf Doris Knight a son William E Melvin two brothers Clifton Wilford and four sisters Lillian Shively Ruth Burrows Pauline Willis Ethel Timmons and seven grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl C. Melvin
Magnolia
Del
Naomi T. Melvin
Isent General Hospital
Dover
State Highway Department
Berry Funeral Home
Felton
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Camden
Otis B. Reed
Wyoming
William E. Melvin
Georgetown
Jeanette Goettorf
Doris Knight
Little Creek
Clifton
Wilmington
Wilford
Lillian Shively
Goldsboro
Ruth Burrows
Los Angeles
Pauline Willis
Green Ridge
Ethel Timmons
Pittsville
Mrs Geraldine Callahan Passes After Short Illness
Mrs. Geraldine Lynch Callahan of Easton widow of L Carey Callahan of Ridgely died after a brief illness at Easton Memorial Hospital in February. The length and exact date are not specified in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Lynch Callahan
Easton
L. Carey Callahan
Ridgely
Easton Memorial Hospital
Mrs Coulbourn Dies After FourYear Illness In Bridgeville
Mrs. Sethel M. Coulbourn 72 wife of Alonzo I. Coulbourn died Monday at her Bridgeville home after a four year illness. Born in Harmony she lived in Federalsburg until 1940 then moved to Bridgeville. Survived by son Earl W. Coulbourn Snow Hill a daughter Mrs. Thomas Bryan Bridgeville a brother Cosbury Pepper Federalsburg and four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sethel MM. Coulbourn
Alonzo IX. Coulbourn
Bridgeville
Harmony
Federalsburg
Earl W. Coulbourn
Snow Hill
Thomas Bryan
Cosbury Pepper
Funeral services for Federalsburg church member held
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at Williamson Funeral Home Federalsburg for a Sunday School teacher of the First Church of God Federalsburg with Rev Arthur F Bebee pastor officiating. Interment was in Still Crest Cemetery Federalsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ber
The
First Church of God
Federalsburg
Williamson
Arthur F. Bebee
L. D. Studson
Church of God
Bridgeville
Still Crest Cemetery
Federalsbureg
Roberts Smith Fair Share Deaytona Honors With Junior Johnson
Second place went to Carl Burris of Leaksville North Carolina in a 1954 Ford. Sonny Bleck of Montgomery Alabama drove a modified 1939 Chevrolet to third. Bill De Coster of Basking Ridge New Jersey finished fourth in a 1857 modified Ford. Two of the three 49s in Sportsman Ford coupes, Dean Pelton of Silvey Spring and Reds Eagle of Randalltown, were involved in the 30 car pile up with injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Burris
Leaksville
N. C
Sonny Bleck
Montgomery
Ala
Bill de Coster
Basking Ridge
N. J
Dean Pelton
Silvey Spring
Reds Eagle
Randalltown
Melvin L. Joseph
Georgetown
Roberts and Smith set stock car 100 mile records
Glenn Roberts of Daytona Beach won the first 100 mile race at an average 137.614 mph in a 1960 Pontiac while yellow flags paused action. Jack Smith of Atlanta then set a world stock record in the second 100 mile event at 146.658 mph, breaking Bob Welborn’s previous 143.198 mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
Fireball) Roberts
Daytona Beach
Jack Smith
Atlanta
Bob Welborn
Asheville driver battles to recover after battery failure
Banjo Mathews of Asheville North Carolina piloted a modified mount that rushed past rivals after a restart before a broken battery post sidelined him for about 20 laps. He rejoined in second, lapped the field, but failed to close the early gap and missed the initial accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banjo Mathews
Asheville
N. C
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Judd-Woodward
R. Norris Reed
Edward Henry
Samuel Cloud
Arthur Melvin
Robert Wheatman
Marvin MacDonald
Alan Garey
Irvin Smith
Charles Stevens
Leonard Legates
Willard Legates
Lawrence Legates, Jr
Norman L. Raleigh
Florida
William S. Orme
Johns Hopkins Hospital
William Ef, Elliott
Mrs
Geraldine Callahan
Cope
TMNE
Phillips Service
Bob Phillips
Prop
North 6Th St
A. BE. Coulbourn
Centonia
Ferry Wald
Fame Fabian
DE Luxe
Glen Ford
Debbie Reynolds
Riday
I'ne Journal
Southern States
Denton, Maryland
Westinghouse
Laundromat
Westinghouse Dryer
Gerardi Bros
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