Denton Brides Roland Rueger In First Methodist Ceremony
Miss Mary Katharine Everngam and Roland Rueger wed at four o clock in the First Methodist Church of Denton in a ceremony assisted by Rev Otho G Brewer Jr and Dr John E French. The bride wore embroidered silk organza with a chapel train and carried a white prayer book. Attendants included Miss Sarah Eleanor Everngain and bridesmaids from New York City. The reception followed at the bride’s home. After a trip the couple will live in Long Island New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otho G. Brewer, Jr
First Methodist Church
John E. French
Salisbury
Maryland
Denton
Sarah Eleanor Everngain
Charles E. Denny
Wye Mills
Marian Beenan
Virginia Lee Fredericks
Mary Davidson Michell
New York City
Betsy Gayle Everngam
Silver Spring
K. Thomas Everngam, Jr
Byron H. Nuttle
Thomas C. Crouse
Henry Lee Nuttle
John M. Matheke
East Orange
N. J
Margaret Louise van Dyke
Rueger
Everngam
Ralph D. Finkbinder
Karen Lee Finkbinder
Priue
Long Island
New York
Chatham (Va.) Hall
Goucher College
University of Zurich
John Malcolm Bye
Rose Mary Thorne Pimm
Bye
Riverton Ave
Barton H. Mackey
Newark
Del
Wm. Gniazdowski
Albert Strobel
Baltimore
William David Brown obituary near Church Hill
William David Brown a World War I veteran farmer from near Church Hill died in Fort Howard Hospital Baltimore. Funeral services were held at Rawlings Boulais Greensboro with Rev Leonard Richendifer officiating. Interment Mt Olive Cemetery near Goldsboro. Survived by wife Agatha Brown three daughters Ruth Bright Helen Clough Doris Brown five sons Courtland Barclay William Wyoming Walter Edward George in Germany 11 grandchildren two sisters Noble Bell Daisy Tribbitt three half sisters Wesley Melvin John Kemp Pearl Valdencer two half brothers Marion Nutson Norman Flatson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William David Brown
Church Hill
Fort Howard Hospital
Baltimore
Rawlings-Boulais
Greensboro
Leonard Richendifer
Church of God
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Goldsboro
Agatha Brown
Ruth Bright
Wyoming
Del
Helen Clough
Dover
Doris Brown
Courtland
Barclay
William
Walter
Edward
George
Germany
Noble Bell
Daisy Tribbitt
Felton
Wesley Melvin
John Kemp
Pearl Valdencer
Marion Nutson
Ridgely
Norman Flatson
Wedding of Peggy Louise Layton in Denton
The wedding of Miss Peggy Louise Layton daughter of Mrs Reuben Butler of Denton to Mr Wilmer is noted. The Soroptimist Club of Caroline County held its final meeting of the season at the Brick Hotel on June 23 with installation of officers led by Miss Edith Reinhardt and Miss Mary Wimmer. Incoming president Julia Dike and officers Alma Morrison Marie Barrett Rosemary Bye Jerry Kirby Ethel Moore Mildred Ginn Mary K Porter were named. Miss Wimmer conducted the ceremony. The club will award a scholarship to Irvin Pippin of the area.
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T. Layton
Denton
Edward Russell Bilbrough
Thomas Smith Bilbrough
Greensboro
Grace Methodist Church
T. J. Turkington
Betty Faulkner
Joseph C. Brown
Paul D. Bilbrough
Reuben Butler
Rona Lee Jones
Virenia Shaffer
Joyce Coulby
Peggy Layton
Elmer Wooleyhand
Virginia
Bilbrough
Goldsboro
North Caroline High School
U. S. Navy
Dover Air Base
Greensporo
Caroline County
Myr
Pippin
Salisbury Teachers College
Jemma Richie
Julia Dike
Edith Reinhardt
Lulu Feller
Mary Wimmer
Robert H. Carr
Alma Morrison
Marie Barrett
Rosemary Bye
Jerry Kirby
Ethel Moore
Vera Hanwell
Mildred Ginn
Mary K. Porter
Miss Wimmer
Baltimore
Baltimore Club
Soroptimist Club
Irvin Pippin
Deaths Sallie Ann Morgan 87. services held Denton
Mrs Sallie Ann Morgan 87 widow of James Morgan died Saturday at her daughter's home Tal mage Strong. Survived by son J Henry Morgan of Milton Del one grandchild and three great grandchildren and siblings Richard J S Bullock and Miss Emily M Bullock both of Denton. Services were held Tuesday afternoon Moore Funeral Home with Rev John French and Rev Robert L Kirby officiating. Interment in Denton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Ann Morgan
James Morgan
Talmage Strong
Salisbury
The
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Denton
Robert L. Kirby
Deaths in Federalsburg area leave families and services held
Paul E Nichols 54 retired farmer was found dead Monday by his son George at his Federalsburg home. He had long illness and is survived by four daughters and four sons including Mrs Charles Kline Mrs Eldred Merritt Mrs David Geib of Easton Mrs Zora Jefferson, Lennon Alec George and Charles of Federalsburg, plus one brother Rufus of Denton and 19 grandchildren. Funeral services were held Thursday at Williamson Funeral Home with Rev Arthur Bebce and Mrs Martina Willey. In a separate notice Maple Shade Convalescent Home near Sharptown reported the death Friday of 88 year old Mrs Martina Willey native of Caroline County widow of William B Willey. She leaves a daughter Mrs James H Knox two sons Walter and Oscar all of Denton one brother John R Andrew of near Denton three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services were conducted Monday at Frampton Funeral Home Federalsburg by Rev Vinton D Shufelt and Rev Richard D Bailey with interment at Hill Crest Cemetery.
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Caroline High School
Mildred Ramsdell Ikern
Skerndell
Mary Garey Trice
Arlington, Va
Rebecca Satterfield Slaughter
Brooklandville
Naomi Ralph Parker
Philadelphia
Ethel Gantt Roberts
Easton
Annetta Anthony Renninger
Helen Roe Hughes
Denton
Annie Carter Sinclair
Calif
Frances Crouse Cooper
Muriel Ramsdell Tell
Doylestown
Doris Kern Voshell
Preston
Dickinson College
Phi Beta Kappa
Henry L. W. Nuttle
Elias W. Nuttle
Nuttle
Dickinson
Florence Packard
Bryan
Ohio
Zadie Curtiss
Seattle
Washington
L. Jay Smith
S. H. Krabill
Frank W. Duryea
Dorothy
Memorial Hospital
Paul E. Nichols
George
Federalsburg
Nichols
Concord-Federalsburg
John W
Cecilia Collins Nichols
Charles Kline
Eldred Merritt
David Geib
Zora Jefferson
Bridgeville
Lennon Nichols
Westminster
Alec
Charles
Rufus
Williamson Funeral Home
Arthur Bebce
Martina Willey
Maple Shade
Sharptown
Caroline County
Elisha and
Mary Nichols Andrew
William B. Willey
James H. Knox
Walter
Oscar
John R. Andrew
Frampton Funeral Home
Vinton D. Shufelt
Ridgely
Richard D. Bailey
Harmony Methodist Church
Hill Crest Cemetery
Minister officiates at Federalsburg church service
The pastor of the First Church of God in Federalsburg officiated services with interment following at Concord Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of God
Federalsburg
Concord Cemetery
James Edward Ross Sr. Passes On June 26 1960
James Edward Ross Sr. died in the morning of June 26 1960. This notice continues on page 5 with further obituary details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edward Ross, SR
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K. Thomas Everngam
Roland Rueger
Fritz Rueger
Zurich
Switzerland
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Aldridge Pepper
Robert
Second Street
Atlantic City
Paul Johnson
Double Hills Homemaker’s Club
Car] Towers
Palen
Miss Betts
Home Demonstration Office
Redmond Long
College Park
Denton Little Homemakers
F. M. Rogers
Melvin
Brown
Edwina Quillen
Otto Koenig
Samuel J. Martin
Tennessee
Thomas Martin
W. T. Martin
Pennsylvania
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Mary A. Lord
John W. Lord
Perryville
Perryville. Mrs. L. Stevens Browne and _ sister, Mrs. R. P. Agnew
Ithaca
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W. J. Billmeier
Royal Oak
Michigan
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Florida
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New Castle
Australia
William S. Thompson
Elinor Wilson
Miami
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Rocky Mount
Woodrow Cannon
M. H. Bieber
Radcliff, Ky
E. J. Brown
Layton
Peggy Louise Layton
Wilmer
Ownpa PR
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Walter Turner
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F. A. Yeates
Rt. 404
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