Double Wedding in Easton and Goldsboro
In a candlelit Cedar Point Farms setting Mrs Jennie Fiben of Hillsboro and Mr Carl Daffin of Tunis Mills wed at Easton with Rev Chandler officiating. The couple will reside at Heigh-Ho Farms Easton after January 1 1958. Bessie Longfellow and Preston Dill married at Rev W L Jump's home on Dec 26, with Dill returning to farm life near Goldsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Alton Jones
Cedar Point Farms
Jennie Fiben
Hillsboro
Carl Daffin
Tunis Mills
Chandler
St. Mark’s Methodist Church
Easton
Earl Clague
Carroll Daffin
Carolyn Thompson
Heigh-Ho Farms
Bessie E. Longfellow
John Longfellow
Goldsboro
Preston Dill
Fred Dill
Harrington
W. L. Jump
Infant Christened Pine in Baltimore Church
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Woodworth Pine of Gladstone Avenue Baltimore was christened Jonathan Woodworth Pine Jr on December 22 at St. Davids Church Roland Park. The Rev. George A. Taylor and the Rev. Dr. Donald C. Kerr officiated with godparents Mrs Sterling Patterson Jr C Durand Pine and Midshipman William Potter Dukes. Grandparents Mr and Mrs L Reyner Dukes hosted an eggnog party after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Woodworth Pine
Gladstone Avenue
Baltimore
Jonathan Woodworth Pine, Jr
St. David’s Church
Roland Park
George A. Taylor
Donald C. Kerr
Sterling Patterson, Jr
C. Durand Pine
William Potter Dukes
L. Reyner Dukes
Wickford Road
Tuckahoe
Lida Gannon
Ridgely
Christian Comrade Class of Concord
James Hoffman
Charles Foy
Lillian St. James
Wilmington
Florence St. James
Dover
Louis St. James
Laverty Steele
Bethel
Del
Joseph C. Brown
George Lowe
Alonzo Stewart
Harvey Collins
Lana
Barbara
Greenwood
William McDowell
Bridgeville
G. Douglas Lowe
Salisbury
Charles D. Todd
Mary Elizabeth
Dennis Todd
Denton
Calvin Williams
Jay Kemp
Robert Beebee
Bobby, Jr
Federalsburg
Farm Bureau
William Gardner
Robert Dulin
Mack Price
George Dutton
American Legion
Town
Walter Wyatt
Essington
Samuel Young, Jr
Silver Spring
Carrie Wagner
J. Claude Wheatley
Raymond C. Alden
B. F. Johnson, Jr
James E. Harris
Donna Gayle
Addie Wertz
Malcolm MacDonald
York
M. Kemp Newnam, Jr
Danville
Roland Satterfield
James Crenshaw
Church Hill
Kenneth Holland
Howard J. Rice
Joyce Horney
Paul Crenshaw
Linda
Kenneth Sherwood
Kenneth, Jr
Michael
Donald
Charles Hawkins
Charles
Carolyn Ann
Patsy
Chestertown
Bessie Doerr
Cooper Elben
James
June
Edwin Dulin
Geraldine
Bobby
Tax cut hearings to shape future economy in January
Hopes for income tax reductions center on January hearings before the House Ways and Means Committee. Advocates argue tax cuts boost economy, capital availability, and job growth while Washington faces a large deficit and rising defense spending. Backers of Sadlak-Herlong propose staged rate reductions to 42 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Ways and Means Committee
Washington
Congress
United States
DeathsMartin Bates Henry 82 retired blacksmith near Denton dies
Martin Bates Henry 82 a retired blacksmith of near Denton died Monday December 30 at Tribbitt's Nursing Home Greensboro after a long illness. He is survived by two daughters Mrs Minnie Parks and Mrs Bertha Collison both of Denton, two grandchildren, four great grandchildren, two brothers Orem and Cleveland Henry of Denton. Funeral services Friday at 2 p m Moore Funeral Home with Rev T J Turkington officiating. Interment Concord Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Bates Henry
Denton
Tribbitt’s
Greensboro
James L. and
Adaline Carroll Henry
Dorchester County
Ada Henry
Minnie Parks
Bertha Collison
Orem Henry
Cleveland Henry
Moore Funeral Home
Rev
T. J. Turkington
Concord Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Jennie A Lewis
Mrs. Jennie A Wehner Lewis, 81, died in Denton after a long illness. Funeral services held Wednesday at Rawlings Funeral Home Greensboro with Rev Grayson H Wheatley of St. Pauls Methodist Church officiating. Interment in Greensboro Cemetery. She was daughter of Levi and Elizabeth Houser Wehner and left no immediate survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie A. Lewis
Denton
Rawlings
Greensboro
Lewis
Levi
Elizabeth Houser Wehner
Grayson H. Wheatley
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Greensboro Cemetery
Funeral services for James Golley Dill, 55, held in Dover area
Funeral services for James Golley Dill, 55, formerly of Dover, were held Sunday at 2 p m from Torbert Funeral Chapel. Interment followed at Odd Fellows Cemetery in Camden, Delaware. Dill had been living with his daughter, Mrs Norma Grace, in Salisbury, when he died Thursday of the previous week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Golley Dill
Dover
Torbert
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Camden
Del
Dill
Norma Grace
Salisbury
Local Christmas social notes from Goldsboro
Students Regina Hughes and Stanley Cole of Teachers College Salisbury and West Chester pa spend holidays at home. Rev Todd of Westminster and Mr and Mrs Ted Jarrell Hyattsville visit Edward Jarrell. Dinner guests Mr and Mrs A D Quillen with Quillen family. Trinity Church candle light service and WSCS Circle and Methodist Men meet upcoming. Mrs Emma Jones and friends visit Mrs Clifford Hughes. Kinnamon families host Wilson Smith dinner guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Lord
Bessie Doerr
Thomas Lockerman
Clarence Lockerman
Bridgeville
Roland Lord
Federalsburg
John L. Stevens
Orland Flaharty
Stevie
John N. Talley, Jr
Wilmington
City
Esther Stevens
Gootee Stevens
Guy Harmon
George Wilcox
Williston
Wilcox
Ohio
Joseph Bourne
Washington
Oscar Smith
Fred Walls
Laurel, del
Clarence Jones
Ralph
Marydel
Wilson Smith
Easton
Jimmy Jones
Central
S. C
Fred Love
Bruce Greer
C. S. Kauffman
H. P. Flowers
Fort Knox
Betty Jane Smith
M. Louise Dukes
J. B. Magruder
Baltimore
Joseph H. Johnson
C. M. Willis
Towson
James C. Lee
Kensington
Charles H. Morrison
M. G. Friedel
W. O. Barton
Drexel Hill
Howard Sullivan
Alamogordo
New Mexico
Jim Steele
Seventh St
George Fuchs
Dodson
N. C
Preston and
Denton
William Murdoch and
New Jersey
West Virginia
Regina Hughes
Teachers College
Salisbury
Stanley Cole
West Chester
Rev. Todd
Westminster
Ted Jarrell
Hyattsville
Edward Jarrell
A. D. Quillen
Wm. Quillen
Clark Quillen
Esther Draper
Centreville
Wm. Ross
Clifford Hughes
J. C. Kinnamon
Town
Dinner Guests From Sherwood Park And Wilmington
Mr and Mrs Roland Cartwright Mr and Mrs Kenneth Barnes and boys of Sherwood Park Wilmington and Mr and Mrs Wm Truitt of Wilmington were dinner guests on Sunday of Mr and Mrs Buddy Spiering at Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Cartwright
Kenneth Barnes and Boys
Sherwood Park
Wilmington
Wm. Truitt
Buddy Spiering
Greensboro
Four County Medics To Meet Here January 16th
The Four County Medics convene in the county seat on January 16 with new officers taking office including Harold B. Plummer Preston vice president Robert H. Wright Greensboro secretary treasurer and Frank Anderson Federalsburg delegate to the Maryland Medical Association Dr Robert Kingsbury Federalsburg retires as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Association
Harold B. Plummer
Preston
Robert H. Wright
Greensboro
Frank Anderson
Federalsburg
Maryland Medical Association
May 1957 The Biggest Business Year Yet
The article highlights 1957 as our strongest business year. It notes continued growth in production and maximum jobs while stressing inflation concerns from government spending and labor demands.
Babson Quote on Worry Hindering Progress
A Roger W Babson quotation compares worry to sand in engines, claiming it obstructs life and progress and undermines efficiency. The remark frames worry as a hindrance to achievement and smooth operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Babson
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Bafefin
Elben
Longfellow
Ernest Lord
Nottingham
Oxford
Ridley Park
Stelen Lord
Richey Park
Emma Wright
Charles Seager
Peninsula Hospital
Salishbury
Tie
Mattie M. Dill
James Frederick Dill
Grace
Warren Dill
Fannie D. Wessell
Ida Hutson
James W. Douthat
Defense
Neil H. McElroy
Joint
Congressional Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Sunoco
Horner
Elzie Horner
Mer
Sun
Istdigon
Alehleas
Spillanes
United Artists
Coats
The
Clark Shop
Denton, Maryland
James G. Dill
Robert Kingsbury
Dorsey E.williamson& Sons
Delaware
Mr. R. Towers
Singer's
North Sixth ST
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