Personal And Social News Items Knight Hignutt
The marriage of Miss Mary Lou Hignutt daughter of Mr and Mrs Sherman E Hignutt formerly of Williston and Mr Don E Knight son of Mr and Mrs Charles Knight of Boone Iowa took place recently. After a wedding trip to Florida and Cuba they will live in Wilmington. The bridegroom attended Boone Junior College and Drake University and formerly served as an officer with the Army Air Forces. The marriage of Miss Marian Lee Swift of Easton and Mr Samuel Le Roy Mowbray of Denton took place at 4:30 last Monday afternoon the 17th of February at the home of the officiating minister Rev J W Krabiil near Denton. The ceremony was witnessed by Mrs Louise Cole mother of the bride and Mr Thomas Switt of Baltimore Mrs Eudora C Todaro and Mr Edward Jackson of Easton. The couple is now at home with the young man's parents. Mr and Mrs Johnnie Collison entertained at a turkey dinner last Sunday in honor of their son Eugene's birthday with many relatives among guests. Invitations were issued for the marriage of Miss Idamae Cassie Cawley to Mr John Hunter Boyce at First Methodist Church Denton. A number of local residents visited relatives and attended social events over the weekend.
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Tne
Mary Lou Hignutt
Sherman E. Hignutt
Williston
Don E. Knight
Charles Knight
Boone
Iowa
Frances Davis
Paul Creed
Florida
Cuba
Wilmington
Boone Junior College
Drake University
Army Air Forces
Marian Lee Swift
Easton
Samuel LeRoy Mowbray
Denton
J. W. Krabiil
Louise Cole
Thomas Switt
Baltimore
Eudora C. Todaro
Edward Jackson
Albert Haddock
John H. Mowbray
Johnnie Collison
Eugene
John Collison Sr
Clarence Collison
Rita
Burrsville
William Shockley
Harrington
William Parks
Jo Ann
Concord
Gorman Henry
Etta Mae
Eugene Collison
Quantico
Wayne A. Cawley
Idamae Cassie Cawley
John Hunter Boyce
W. Wheeler Boyce
Lutherville
First Methodist Church
Roy Lofland
Bridgeville
Linwood Faskey
Seaford
James Phillips
Danny and
Garey
Laurel
Delaware
Sarah Ireland
R. P. Ireland
Alfred G. Gelletly
Detroit
Fruehauf Trailer Company,Inc
A. G. Gelletty
Norfolk
Fletcher L. Stafford
Pvt
John C. Stafford
Korea
Stafford
Army
Flossie Short
Marvin Messick
Charles Butler
Lorraine Short
Bowers Beach
Del
Barratt’s Chapel
George F. Mitchell
Mitchell
Howard Archer
Red Bank
N. J
Denton Community Club
Washington
John E. French
Joseph B. Blough
Agnes
R. Case
Frances Marie
Yonkers
N. Y
Benjamin C. Willis
Caroline County
Washington County
Maryland
Emmett Lord
George Thomas
Concord M. E. Church
Silver Lake Cemetery
Dover
Thomas
Harper Thomas
Stanford Thomas
Elmhurst
Cpl
Raywood R. Lister
Norman R. Lister
Goldsboro
Fort Dix
Raywood
William
Ralph Tribbitt
Royal Oak
Concord Church
Lorraine
Roland Chambers
Preston
Vincent Love
Ronald
Wilmington Manor
Fred Love
Wilmer Johnson
Florence Bell
Charles Bell
Georgetown
J. Kemp Stevens
Hugh M. Morris
Polly Drummond Hill
Newark
Ernest Short
Little Pasty
Floyd Breeding
Hickman
Earl Short
Dolores Breeding
Charles Andrews
Federalsburg
Ella Jump
Madge Jump
Washington, D. C
Playtex Living Girdle Returns After War Pause
International Latex Corporation at Playtex Park Dover launches its first post war sales drive for the Playtex Living Girdle on January 6 1947 after a five year wartime focus. Major department stores nationwide advertise the product. R H Macy reports sold out stock on day one. Strawbridge Mandel's White House and May Company set sales records as reorders flood in by mid month.
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International Latex Corporation
Playtex Park
Dover
Delaware
United States
R. H. Macy Company
New York
Strawbridge & Clothier
Philadelphia
Mandel’s
Chicago
White House
San Francisco
May Company
Los Angeles
Governor Lane to attend 4-H luncheon in Annapolis
Governor Preston Lane along with Secretary of State John Funk and House Speaker C Ferdinand Sybert and Senate President Joseph R Byrnes will join about 250 Maryland 4 H club members leaders and extension agents for a luncheon during the 4 H tour to Annapolis on March 6 as part of state activities in the celebration.
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Annapolis
Preston Lane
John Funk
C. Ferdinand Sybert
House
Joseph R. Byrnes
Senate
Maryland
National 4-H Week Tour For Older Youth In Annapolis
A March 1 9 program for National 4 H Club Week will have an assembly at Carvel Hall at 10 00 a m guided by Anne Arundel 4 H members. At 10 30 the group tours the United States Naval Academy followed by a 12 00 luncheon in Carver Hall. Guests include H C Byrd University of Maryland president, John Clark secretary of the State fair board, and former 4 H members now in the General Assembly. The visit also includes observing the General Assembly and trips to other Annapolis points of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carvel Hall
Dorothy Emerson
Mylo S. Downey
Anne Arundel
John Clark
State Fair Board
4-H Club
General Assembly
State House
Annapolis
Deaths. Thomas Am brose Lynch 81 retired farmer
Funeral services were held at St Benedicts Church Ridgely with Rev Francis J Hensel. Burial followed in Greenmount cemetery Hillsboro. He died Thursday at the Queen Anne home of Mr and Mrs C C Nichols. Survived by son William G Lynch of Queen Anne, daughters Mrs William D Binebrink and Mrs Leo B Callahan of Ridgely, 15 grandchildren, four great grandchildren, a sister Mrs Julia A Grant of Baltimore. First wife Mary Ellen Morris second wife Minnie Gale both deceased.
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Thomas Ambrose Lynch
St. Benedict’s Church
Ridgely
Francis J. Hensel
Greenmount Cemetery
Hillsboro
C.C. Nichols
Queen Anne
Mr. Lynch
Mary Ellen Morris
Minnie Gale
John R
Mary Lynch
William G. Lynch
William D. Binebrink
Leo B. Callahan
Julia A. Grant
Baltimore
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Dentonia Theatre
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Jeanne Crain
Matinee
BT A
Ars Lyle
Raymond
Hatton
Jennifer Holt
Boston
Blackie and the Law
Chester Morris
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