Deaths continued find mourners in obituary list
Dorothy Wright Delmar Del Mrs Rowena Tyrrell Hyattsville and Mrs Robert Leonard Laure Del, a brother Thomas R Alford Os mond Neb, a sister Mrs Goldie E Davis Easton 14 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Services conducted by Rev Donald O Clendaniel Christ Methodist Church Frampton Funeral Home interment Hill Crest Cemetery near Ridgely Feb 16 after a long illness. Besides her parents she survived by a brother Franklin Meredith Wilmington. Funeral services were held Thursday at Moore Funeral Home Denton with Rev Vinton Shu felt officiating interment Denton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Wright
Delmar
Del
Rowena Tyrrell
Hyattsville
Robert Leonard
Laure
Thomas R. Alford
Osmond
Neb
Goldie E. Davis
Easton
Donald O. Clendaniel
Christ Methodist Church
Frampton Funeral Home
Hill Crest Cemetery
Near Ridgely
Franklin Meredith
Wilmington
Moore Funeral Home
Denton
Vinton Shufelt
Denton Cemetery
Mrs Linda Hutson Dies At Home Near Goldsboro
Mrs Linda V Hutson 38 died Tuesday at her home near Goldsboro after a life marked by family ties She was a daughter of the late Bates and Rhoda Evans Smith Funeral services were held Friday at the Rawlings Funeral Home in Greensboro with Rev Omro Todd officiating Interment followed at Greensboro Cemetery Surviving are her husband Joseph Hutson a son Albert Smith Goldsboro one grandchild two sisters Mildred Stubbs Cambridge Florence Wilhelm Federalsburg a brother George Smith Denton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda V. Hutson
Goldsboro
Bates
Rhoda Evans Smith
Rawlings
Greensboro
Omro Todd
Trinity Methodist Church
Joseph Hutson
Albert Smith
Mildred Stubbs
Cambridge
Florence Wilhelm
Federasburg
George Smith
Denton
National Grange Sewing Contest Opens for Entries
Enter the National Grange Sewing Contest offering 50000 in prizes. Open to ages 12 and up with four classes including adult and youth divisions. Eligible non professionals only. entry deadline March 31. Contacts: Mrs J Hansen Hoffman Ridgely Mrs Carlton Carter Greensboro Mrs W S Carroll Denton. First prize a Paris trip for two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hansen Hoffman
Ridgely
Carlton Carter
Greensboro
W. S. Carroll
Denton
Hoffman
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Paris
Local society notes and visits in Milford area
Mrs. L W Thomas reports WSCS will meet with Mrs T J Towers next Wednesday afternoon with full attendance hoped. Several local residents visit Greenwood rest home patient Mrs James C Hardesty and share news of others visiting in town and family gatherings. Various guests and trips appear, including Florida visits for Mr Francis Trice Jr and Earl Love, and Dover trips with Dukes and Porter families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
T. JH. Towers
James C. Hardesty
Greenwood
Milford Memorial Hospital
L. H. Thomas
Kenneth Ramsburg
Boonsboro
Lewis Butler
Francis Trice, Jr
Earl Love
Florida
Charles H. Merriken
Merriken
L. Reyner Dukes
Denton
W. G. Holbrook
B. B. Allen
Neil G. Edgell
Seaford
Carlton Dukes
Preston
Joshua Porter
Dover
Dukes
Washington
Orville Morgan
Federalsburg
Roland Towers
Greensboro Social News Roundup From Milford Hospital To Local Visits
Mr L W Taylor Sr is a patient at Milford Memorial Hospital. St Pauls WSCS met with 18 members to hear The New Frontier Literacy and Christian Literature. The Easton District spring meeting is planned for March 19 at Zion Church Cambridge Md. Day Apart at St Pauls Greensboro Feb 25 from 1 to 3 pm. The Feb 26 fourth quarterly conference will be preceded by a covered dish supper. Study classes on Isaiah Speaks run Feb 18 25 Mar 4 11. Community visits include Mrs Senricher and daughters Sheila and Jean with Frank Hobbs Sr and Jr in Salisbury. Bonnie Parks visited Easton. Herman Kemp and Eldon Marine visitors in Denton. Jo Anne Kemp celebrated a fourth birthday with family. Choptank Micro Midget Racing Club sets April 4 opening day. Eloise Simpson hosted a Stanley party. Nelson Bishop hosted guests from Dover and Felton. Junior MYF skating party planned at Dover Roller Rink next Monday. Gilbert White and daughter visit Bridgeville friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Taylor
Milford Memorial Hospital
St. Pauls
WSCS
John Stevenson
Naomi Paswaters
Mary Draper
Anna Witten
Jesse Co. Smith
Easton
Zion Church
Cambridge
St.Paul’s
Greensboro
Isaiah
Robert Senricher
Sheila
Jean
Frank Hobbs
Frank Nobbs
Salisbury
Bonnie Parks
Henry Parks
Herman Kemp
Eldon Marine
Denton
Joanne Kemp
Herman
Bridgeville
Harold Butler
Mrs Whital Larrimore Returns Home From Kent General
Mrs. Whital Larrimore has returned home from Kent General Hospital in Dover. Mrs. Robert Edge and her sons of Frederica spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Blackburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whital Larrimore
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Robert Edge
Frederica
Alfred Blackburn
Card of Thanks from Wayne A. Cawiey Sr
I express sincere appreciation to friends for cards flowers gifts telegrams visits and other kind deeds while a patient at Memorial Hospital Easton and after returning home Wayne A. Cawiey Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Wayne A. Cawiey, Sr
101st Birthday Gratitude From Mrs J H Carroll
Appreciation and heartfelt thanks to many friends who remembered me on my 101st birthday with cards gifts visits and congratulatory messages Mrs J H Carroll expresses gratitude for the kindness and support in this personal milestone.
Neighbor Grateful for Thoughtful Support During Illness
Talmage A. R. Strong expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for visits calls cards flowers gifts and friendly messages while hospitalized at Memorial Hospital Easton Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore and after returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Easton and Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Talmage A. R. Strong
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emma Louise Thompson
Claude E. Thompson
N. C
Ralph and
Sarah Richards Meredith
L. Hopkins Thomas and Family
Thomas
Natal
Eva Spencer
T. H. Towers
Clarence Porter
Wayne
Lois Scott
Elsie S. Marvel
Hunter
J. H. Carroll
Cooper
Cooper's
IVY Tower
Aluminum
Cosco
Bissell
Home Mark
Singer
Underwood
Kroehler
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