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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1959
Page
4
Hickman Susie Noble reports local visits and travels as residents and guests attend family gatherings and weddings across Denton Greenwood Rumley and nearby towns. The piece notes hospital stays veteran leave weddings and church events with multiple families named and dates and places in the region.
Marydel notes list visits from Marydel area residents and relatives. Pastor and Mrs. Donald Myers and son Donald of Saginaw visited Henry Wilkens and Owen Hughes. Sharon Ware stayed with grandparents Luther and Mrs Andrews in Denton. Howard Lamborn of Cheswold dined with Owen Hughes. Claus Wilkens on sick list. Sandra Ware visiting aunt Robert Haley in Newark Delaware. Jean Leslie spent a weekend in Atlantic City then Rehoboth. Patty and Eddie Harman stayed with Allan Thornton family in Greensboro. Jackson Family reunion held at Kennard Shults home with Alfred Archer present.
Mr Frank Marvel of New Orleans visited his sister Mrs Effie Marvel last week. Wilmington guests included Mr and Mrs Jack Seamans and Mrs Hilda Seamans who dined with Mrs Jennie Griffin and Mrs Marjorie Williams. Hilda Seamans stayed weekend. The Williams Luff and Turner groups visited Camp Rodney Boy Scouts last Wednesday. The Kinnamons and Wilson Smith attended the funeral of Mrs G L Cherry in Denton. Chas Phillips weekended in Rehoboth Beach. Jim Luff’s guests included Robert Wright and Dick Swain from Ionia Michigan. Sympathy to the Kinamon family on Roger’s loss.
Michael and Lois of Dallas Texas are spending a week with her parents Dr and Mrs W I Paxson in a brief family visit noted in local society.
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