Social and personal notices from Denton area
Local society news reports meetings at First Methodist Church and community groups. Highlights include the Woman's Society of Christian Service program on January 24 with talent projects and a White Elephant table, plus greetings from guests and hospital updates. Also listed are household visits, hospital stays, travel, and a funeral for James Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Rebecca Circle
Charlotte McAllister
Esther Circle
G. H. Rue
Bessie Doerr
Madeline Fiori
David Richards
Greenwood
E. Upshur Stevenson
Oxford
George Hignutt
Milford Memorial Hospital
Deaths: Mrs Hilda Ellen Clough of Marydel
Mrs Hilda Ellen Clough 51 of Marydel died last Wednesday in Church Home Hospital Baltimore Funeral services Saturday at Rawlings Boulais Greensboro with Rev Richard Hamilton officiating Survived by husband John F Clough two daughters Ethel Mae Tribbitt Janie McGinnis six sons John Albert Jesse Roscie William Robert Joseph 21 grandchildren six sisters and two brothers from Newark Clayton Ridgely Marydel and Templeville and an address unknown for Elizabeth Poore
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Reed
Hilda Ellen Clough
Marydel
Church Home Hospital
Baltimore
Rawlings- Boulais Funeral Home
Greensboro
Richard Hamilton
Trinity Methodist Church
Goldsboro
John F. Clough
Ethel Mae Tribbitt
Centreville
Janie McGinnis
John
Albert
Obituary: Edward M Pinkine Dies in Baltimore VA Hospital
Edward M Pinkine aged 65 died Wednesday in the Veterans Administration Hospital Baltimore. Survived by wife Ruth two sons Nelson and Edgar of Denton four daughters Peggy Beatrice Dianne and Barbara of Denton Cordova Queenstown and two grandchildren plus two brothers John Baltimore and William and sister Mary Griffith of Denton. Services were held Saturday afternoon at Moore Funeral Home with Rev T J Turkington officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Pinkine
Veterans Administration Hospital
Baltimore
Ruth
Nelson E
Edgar L. Pinkine
Denton
Peggy Pinkine
Beatrice Dickie
San Antonio
Texas
Dianne West
Cordova
Barbara Miller
Queenstown
John Pinkine
William Pinkine
Mary Griffith
Moore Funeral
Rev
T. J. Turkington
Death of W. Paul Callahan in Easton
W Paul Callahan 43 of Easton died at home on Thursday of last week. He was the son of the late L Carey and Geraldine Lynch Callahan of Ridgely. Survived by brother Marion of Fair Lawn NJ and three sisters Jene Callahan Easton Elizabeth McClyment Greensboro and Margaret Ann Smith Greensboro. Funeral services held 9 30 am Monday at St Benedicts Catholic Church Ridgely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Paul Callahan
Easton
L. Carey
Geraldine Lynch Callahan
Ridgely
Marion
Fair Lawn
N. J
Jene Callahan
Elizabeth McClyment
Margaret Ann Smith
Greensboro
St. Benedict’s Catholic Church
Mrs Nellie Nichols 86 Dies In Federalsburg
Mrs. Nellie Baker Nichols 86 lifelong Caroline County resident died last Sunday at her Federalsburg home widow of Ira J. Nichols She leaves son Leroy Federalsburg daughter Mrs T D Jones Swarthmore Pa foster daughter Mrs Gilbert Virden Lewes eight grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren Funeral services were held Tuesday at Frampton Funeral Home Federalsburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Baker Nichols
Federalsburg
Caroline County
Ira J. Nichols
Union Methodist Church
Leroy
T. D. Jones
Swarthmore
Gilbert Virden
Lewes
Frampton Funeral Home
Gunslinger debuts on CBS with new TV faces
CBS launches Gunslinger a post Civil War western series starring Tony Young as an undercover cavalry agent with a young cast including Dee Pollock and Charles Gray. Midge Ware plays Miss Amby at the fort as the show introduces fresh talent to TV audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cbs-Tv
Far West
Tony Young
U. S. Cavalry
Young
Dee Pollock
Dee
Charles Gray
Pert
Midge Ware
Miss Amby
Cavalry Fort
Resolution on Death of H Earle Smith Bank Director
The Peoples Bank of Denton Maryland records a January 17 1961 resolution expressing regret and sympathy on the death of H Earle Smith longtime vice president and director. The bank notes his forty two years of faithful service and strong Christian character and sends sympathy to his family with a copy sent to the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Earle Smith
Earle
Peoples Bank
Denton
Maryland
TV and Radio Notes From CBS and ABC Circuits
CBS TV on Thursday February 2 features Jerry Vale with a polished rendition of Paradise sounding like Russ Columbo. Margaret Truman joins ABC Radio Flair as book reviewer. Hanes Hosiery Mills sponsors CBS Inaugural Ball coverage today January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Vale
Russ Columbo
Margaret Truman
ABC Radio
Hanes Hosiery Mills
Cbs-Tv Today
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Earl C. Meeks
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Henry Mead
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Jean Seberg
Ricardo Montalban
Fila Fitzgerald
Robert Presell, Jr
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Laplart
Philip Leacock
Columbia Pictures
Everngain
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Mutual
Westbrook van Voorhis
Jerry Lewis
Paramount
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Van
Edward R. Murrow
Charles Collingwood
Karl Swenson
New York
Karl
Ralph Taeger
NBC
MGM
David Merrick
Anna Maria Alberghetti
MGM Records
CBS News
Walter Cronkhite
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Bill Cullen
Liberace
Bob Newhart
Bobby Darin
Radio-Tv
ABC
Floyd Patterson
Ingemar Johannson
Miami Beach
Judy Garland
Danny Thomas
Marlo
Honor Bright
Dick Powell
Zane Grey Theatre
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